SPECIAL
CA~ JNED PEACHES, 25c per can
NEW GOODS
Elkhorn Cheese in Loaf
Swiss and Kraft
BULK DILL PICKLES
A Large Variety of Picnic Dainties
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Yon make a mi^tako
if you «!*> nul stop at
THE
Puiien House
KUitric Ughts
ltiHiiib Single or on Suit**
Hat lis ots p;c !i floor
I'amou- (or its Homo Co'>kitis;.
Milk, Cream, Cottage Oliecso
and EiUtcrmilk from our iron
dairy, 1'iv-U rggS etc.
Kates $3.00 IVr Day ami l'p
Well Lighted. Large Sample
lioouis lor Travolillg Men
II. S. rOXEN*. I'rop.
Skagway - - Alaska
Phii Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
1$ I'SI X KSS
< OWKYAWER
NOT Alt Y
S.S. Pi incess S. S. Princess jj
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ALICE ^27 ROYAL I
WILL LEA VE SKA CWAY I
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P.M. I
June 16-23-30. July 7-14-21-2S. Aug. 4-11.18-25 |
FOR - - |
VancGuvet, Victoria, frince Rupert, Seattle I!
:it Vancouver with Fast I'uiitim'iital Trains §
Che.in - d Trip Fares to Fastern Points £
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t\f.i;:iy lsl to Au;rti>t lath §
Tkk.-ts and Ali Inform; jior: From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Air-nt. «. Alaska
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S.S. City of Seattle - June 17 ;
jS. S. Spokane - - June 24 I
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C. O. HIRSCHBERG fKAGWAY, ALA [
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Subjoi t to cli.ni-i- uiiliuui Voli>v.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CG
Sailings fro.n SKAGVVAY Season 1921
— Sailings for Westward
S. S. Northwestern - June 18
F. J. S! !AV. W-t Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Saturday
* a i and bunday
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
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What Every Woman Wants
Broadw.y's Latest Star
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international News
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Rystogi, Prop
AO Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave., DAWSON, Y. I •
Seven-Passenger McLDUghiin-Buick Car Service
Almost As
■
J A cable suspension foot bridge
| across the Skagwav river near a
( point ai the foot of Third Avenue is
I now almost an assured fact, and to
| make it such requires only the so !
j of approval of Major (lotwal, head
of the Alaska Koad Commission.
Purine his recent visit to Kkag
. way. Captain Ward, a member of the
j C'ommissi.m in company with me'ii
! hers of t!'.e Skagwav Alpine club.
| went over tiie ground, and ho was
i it!.press"d with tin1 idea, and stated
( that a bridge similar to the one
i'which i !'e Commission had built at
I Sitka across Indian river could bo
!>tit across the Skat;way river at a
i very modest expenditure of money,
! and that l.e believed that Major Gol
; wnl would be willing to build such a
bridge.
Tims it is t': t the idea emulating
, with the Alpine club is Hearing a
i reac tion, and it is mow planned to
' bring every pres.sine 'o bear on the
. head of t! •• Vlaska Roid Commission
I when Le visits Skagwav early tie .'t
I week to secure his co-operation.
1 That Sk r.'«:iy is entitled to this
bridge. f, w per >ns c a ((uestlon, and
the faet that the bridge will make
i available to Skagwav visitors one of
tiie most glorious scenic natural
i parks in S. K. Alaska, is alone, suf
j tieient re..-oil for the commission lo
lend its aid to li e project.
l.:ist Wednesday aiternoon some
twenty-four members of the club
took advantage of Capt. Ceorge lta
puzzi's kind invitation, and board-)
ed his launch, the "Ramona."
T!ie men were all armed tvitli keen
wiped axes, while the ladies carried
well filled lunch baskets, and after
a delightful run to Smugglers' Cove,
where a camp fire was soon blazing
over which a laigh put of coffee was
brewed, supper was quickly dispos
ed of and the task of blazing and
cutting new trails ;.nd brushing out
old ones was prosecuted with dili
gence until it became too d;trk to
work. The excursion was under the
direction of Miss Pella Itapuzzi. who
was guide for the evening, and all
those who made the trip can vouch
for the effectiveness of the work ac
complished. The peninsula was tra
versed from Kast to West, and
broad trail was opened up to the !
point, running directly' South from |
Skagway river-Smugglers' Cove trail'
to tho most southerly point on the.
peninsule.
Interest in the undertaking of i
making accessible the Smugglers' |
Cove park is rapidly gaining in fav-;
or with the citizens of Skagway, and
many outings are being planned with
the view of doing development work, j
The trip over in row boats or launch-1
es can be negotiated with ease, and ,
the fact that a landing can be made |
in the cove on almost any tide makes j
the trip more desirable.
Plans are now formulating for tlio
erection of shelters against sudden
storms or rain, tables and benches,
and rustic settees:, which will add to
the comfort of campers and picneck
crs.
Ti e Alpine club is now receiving
much encouragement i:i a financial
way from persons in Skagway, r.r.cl
it has been given the assurance that
substantial sums of money will Ik;
available jus-t as soon as the bridge
is an assured fact. This financial
1 assistance will add greatly to tlio
bridge becoming a fact, aa the offl
1 cci'8 of the club have been told that
tlie Commission is always more will
ing to lend its assistance to a project
where the citizens are financially in
I terested.
LOCAL NOTES
Ti e Portland hotel has been given
a new coat of paint. This improves
(lie appearance of the building on til?
corner very much. Mr. J. J. F. AVard
is moving over his lumber prepara
tory to building the addition to his
hostelry. This, he expects to com
plete tills summer.
Painters and Paperhangors have
been busy in the oft)cos cf the P.
K. Steamship Company, the past
week. TIio offices have been cleaned
anil refitted tu:d are looking spiel;
and span. Mr. Crorpfe Stanley had
charge of I he work.
New drop siding has been put on |
lite south side of Perry Hern's build-1
Ing on 13 road way. This is an im
provement needed ever since the re-!
moral of the old building, which j
stood next to his place.
The Princess Alice of the C. P. Ii. |
lines will reach port tomorrow morn- ;
about 7 o'clock. She has sixty pass-j
engers and two hundred tons of j
freight. A train will be run to Hen
net for the benefit of the roundtrip-1
pers. The boat will leave for the |
south in ihe evening.
Save letter writing by sending
the Alaskan ba.lt home to the folks.
Spccial terms for a trial subscrip
tion.
Subscribe for the Alaskan aad
get all th» news while it is news.
There Is mora Can,:;, iri this section i
of the country than M other diseases i
rat together, and t ' :■ .-.ra it wa3 sup
posad to bo Inenraliia. Doctor* rrescrlbed
local remedies. unJ t>y constantly falling; j
tu cure with lo 1 ». . .'.meat/pronounced j
it incurable. Cat: rrh is a local disease, |
greatly Influenced by constitutional con- ,
ditions ar.d therefore io<iutr?3 constitu
tional treatment. '."aiarrh Modi- :
cine, manufactured by P J. »-'liem>y & I
Co.. Toledo, Ohio. U a run: titutlonal j
remedy, i.; taken intornally an i acts i
thru the Flood or. t';.1 Mucous Surfaces |
of the System. Ore Ijun-hv 1 Dollars re- j
ward U o:ured • r : ?• cr. •••> that Hall's
Catarrh Mv Heine '".i i ic euro. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. t>. CIIENF. r, Toledo. Ohio.
Ft Td by Druggim •. 75c.
Hall's Family nils Tor constipation.
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AT NEW AND LOWER PRICES
We have just unpacked a shipment of new Summer Hots anil
Caps in tlie smartest models and colors.
In this assortment you'll Hurt just the lint or Cap in Stylo and
color that will please.
CAPS - - $2.85 and $3.00
HATS - - $3.75 and $4.50
L. A. HARRISON CO. PT
MODERN SERVICE
....Tourist Trade Solicited....
Automobiles for Sight Seeing Tours
C. H. JOHNSON, Proprietor
MHITKIIOKSK, - - - Yl'KOX TKR.
" MM UiiKK liOAT week
We are to bo favored with at
least tiireo boats next week. The
Princess Royal will make her lirst
tourist trip, reaching hero on
' Wednesday. The City of Seattle, in
ie.\j)ccteil to leave Seattle today, and
1 ill re. i-IT bore Wednesday or Thurs
; day. The -Northwestern is expected
to leave the first of the week and
| resell here on her way to the Weat
i ward, the latter part of the week.
Itegular service w 1! bo maintained
I for the rest of the summer.
S. S. XOltTHWICSTKIJX SAILS
WILL CAM. IX SK.WaVAV
Acting agent Robert Cragg. of the
Alaska S. S. Co.. received advices to
day that tho S. S. Northwectcrn,
will leave Seattle, June 1.1, for Skag
way. After discharging her freight
and passengers, she frill leave for
tho Westward.
XOTICK
June llth, 1D21. Attention to all
Klks. All lClks are requested to be
present at their hall at 7:u0, June
11th. 10^1, for the purpose of hold
ing flag Day Services.
I'y order of Kxalted Ruler,
2-t. .1. C. Wood.
rtios i on n.vrcinxu
S.C.R.R. McKinzie Strain 15—52.00
S.C.W.L. Tancred Strain 15—$2.50
Peking Ducks 11 for 51.50 !
ISaby Chicks and Ducklings after ;
May 15th.
A. J. Achlson
Hox 22 4 Skagway
Four-room, substantial cottage, ad- j
joining my home. Rest offer take3 j
it. Houso must be moved from
present location. Cash or terms, j
Apply W. C. Blanchard.
i BID II!
Many u Sknj^vny Iifailcr Will F''<-l
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1 :«>co!)ic-s lame, weak or aclilns:
It urinary troubles Bet In,
Perhaps your kidneys arc "in a
| bad way."
Don't delay—use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Here is good evidence of their
worth.
Mrs. Henry Larson, 905 John
Adams St., Oregon City, Ore., says:
"I liavo 1" 'i more or less subject to
backache Mr several years. It used
to ho so bad I couldn't rest night or
, day. When 1 was on my feet a great
deal, my bark would ache like a
(ooth ache. 1 would lay for hours at
night and couldn't get to sleep on ac
count the constant pain in my
kidneys. My kidneys were very ir
regular avd at times acted too free
ly. I felt ;'!1 played out and had no
ambition to do anything. The least
exertion made me tired and nervous
Since 1 have been taking Doan's Kid
ney Pills my back feels stronger and
my kidneys act more naturally. I
have found Doan's Kidney Tills beu
eficial in every way and can rec
onu.'.cud llii'in to anybody as a reme
dy of merit."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Larsen had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs., Rutialo, N. Y.
To Cure n Cola in One Day
lake Grove's I.AXITIVE BUOMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine bears
the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.
Attention
i ourists......
WHEN IX WHITEHORSE
n rTV
IXNCIIES, SHORT ORDERS, AND I LXL MEALS SERVED
George Yashida, Proprietor
ALSO MANAGER OP THE
Caribou Hotel Dining Room
CARCROSS, Y. T.