The Week In Society
Mr. K J Van do Wall ami Mr. <!
t; Miller uere dinner (suwn of M
at.ii Mrs. Martin I'onwav "ti Tites
d.i> evening
Miss tVarl Stone, sister of Mis*
I'uMie school faculty. arrived m
t ie city last week
Mr. f C. I'ole of t!u> Wljlte I*a»v
andi iiii; office staff, returned on
Wednesday's Irain He had been oil
a short business trip 10 lVi»s%»n
Mr KYuttk Keero and If.*•:*iIv. ac
companied hy Mrs Feeros mother
Mis \ IV Hlatk. are visi«or> ir
>i .. irom Juneau
> rjiu i • es oa\ e : la :
gtreal demand and t:.an> o
Mr . r..| Mr .1 kl.
ti .Hal IMS !" I I* tl"st V'SI til \
; ! • <1 I..I- flu
A group of Skagwav 'adi-* limit'
| the Taku Arm excursion !ru> on
i Wednesday and Toursday of this
week All the member of the par
ty had a very enjoyable lime on lh<
lovely trip. The party consisted >f.
Mis. U. H. Miller. Mrs. K. Telf-r.
Mrs. J. H. Rogers, Mrs J3. Cal'ahan.
and Miss Marguerite Callahan of
Chichagof. and Mrs. John I"!. Blanch
ard
The Skagway Band gave .» dance
.11 the White Pass club hall last
Monday while the "Northwestern'
«as in port. Lack of a large crowd
did not prevent those who did attend
from having a good time. There
were enough local people and pas
r : from the »hip pres-n: to
.■:.ti■ a very enjoyable dance As
j.Ue Hand was in charge of the af
r. !..e usual gtxid music \wis fur
I lushed.
,
I \ trip to Clifton was made
j !>> a group of Skagwav U»
* %i;Tihe party went up on the mo
• tor •mi* "Huda." hut hiked hack to
town. The trip waa a delightful one
laud was enjoytnl by all. A h«»tm
I • - supp« r was served b> V rs
I I' tMiiu' at the Clifton station. The
,! pat ;> vnHstsied of Mrs. V. I. Halm.
!r> M.itt.n l'oilway and the W*sses
I \ ••rim Miller. Bess Conwav. Ka:h
|. ent:** ilahn and Kllen Kog-rs
A delightful dunce «m Slvon at
i;it' \ It huii on Tiiur-.fi.!> i.:_,hl
>< liicii w;,s in |iuii at the
'i:i.i- .is well as the Skacway people,
enjoyed Ilio dancing Tho aii'air
.1 lasted mull twelve-tlilrt> T'ie
iUihv was arranged by \!r. 01} de
.. _• :s and Mr. .ludson It irers The
>r i.- -ood. the music wa« Site.
t •• <ro\vd was congenial, and every
one opes the mid-week af "ir.; will
was civeti hy the F:rst I'resb,
Smidu> Sehoi.l last Ttiesii:i\
.' )•.i tiii was hela at i.og t' tl.it.
..e eveursion tram loft at elflit
iliity ;ti the mo'iit.i: and artivrd
• k in >kagwa* it. the earl;, evet;
i'.u. The l>ig affnir was a success
111 start ti> finis.I. N.itLing was
i.u'kint: to make an enjoyable time
\ ..irte crowd took :u' ;.t:t:i.SC of t!.e
;> .i -1 the v, i it he at 1. i; I'lhin
<: -.ii T':" Jay ,)t l«og t'ibin was
,:ki . :. at:d ftsni:
ji'\ed tIn n ■ i >'.'S in 'h*Mr own
I'vt-ryt.r.e ;ir.«seut repor* a
i.s and wo.l.'rful time
\sK IV isTM ASTKKS TO SK\I>
I'l.llTIM.S TO 11ISTM \N. (.KV
I' '• tmasters all over the country
Hi n-eii :>ked to send all clippings
.rt .es containing criticisms or
i • «tnms for the postal service in
. iiie otti..» of the postmaster gen
• i al I \\ ashitigtott. P l\
An exrerpt from The Postal
I'll-. -, send in any clippings from
»-;>api-rs and other publications
erninj. postal matters w hich may
tin- iimler your observation. We
tilnulivly wish to frfve our atleu
.mi io all criticism* of. and stttgo-.
tiot.s for. the service.
Haines Notes
(Special Correspondence)
Mr. K. S. Hewitt. the -Siiev.t
Smith" typewriter man is in town
for a few days attending to business
intid shakings hands with old mends
Mr. Chester Roberts of Juneau,
has localed in Haines and has open
ed the Studio, which was built nnd
operated many years afro, by John
Hlankenberg
The strawberries are gettinr tipe
j and will soon l>e on the market. Mr
| Sidney Siride. has aJread.' placed
j some on the market. The Top bids
! fair to be a record one this year.
! The S S. Spokane stopped at
i Haines for several hours Sunday
eveninp and the tourists spen" 'he
' time in looking the town over, and
I'all express* tl themselves as Mitfi ,1**
lighted with the town
' William Matthews of St at," iv.
j and Marian Gordon were 'rcenlj
| ka. by i> \\ Hiachman. s Coro
i missionei
n Su;ilw;< and Haines -ind Mis
■ iurdon is also well known n Ham s
which at the time of her r>inina£*
her bi'i: e We hope their joik
:iey through life tr.av be a happy
one. ai d Uie'r flifturvu fSc an and
'.all I! em blessed
<,<i| l> < rlllKI V \l!l RK
I1»KTK1> 0\ I.ISIWSKI
Duri* - ' •* » !•■ k nows of two pold
strikes. i>ne on l.islansk) Snail and
M.e oilier on > akobi Island were
hrotlpfct t-> «9itj
Hoth s: ik»-s arc in the immediate
d.siriet whete Captain .1 II t'atir.;
made his dis. -veries. now known as
tin- Rainbow and Apex group*. which
:Tip Con i'uu*■ ..nd the Ki Nido pri>up
now be nc opened under the direc
tion of Kncmeer Williams. as well
as lite property .if Tinve 11 ousel and
Walter .1 ohns> :. oj > iiicli a tunnel
IS iH'itlE sunk
The report sa>s I-.at opposite Mm-,
ers Islands, on Yakol> some natives'
found a foiir-tncii ledpe which show
ed rich values in sold The strike
was made ,n Plilt'lS on a line with
i he old Miners Island ledpe. front ,
witch $l.«'nu v .is pounded out sev
eral years apo Sauie f;» mtii »,is.
■
ledpe iipaSii •*' it'll was first found at
tidewater on Lisianski Stran about
a mile lrout wl ere the John-Housel
properly is. and .ibottt !Iiree miles
from the pro peri \ of Catin
The oti er strike Is reported to have
been made also !•> natives and one
while man a. r.uss ],isi.inski Strait on
Chiehafioff Island about north from
the Johnson-House! propertv This
is sn d to a four-fool ledpe with
».Oi'd average values
Most of t'i> prospi'. tors last sea-'
soti searc ed for mineral south of
the two strike* across l.isianskt
towards the head of the inlet
Practically the entire section be
tween l.isianski Inlet and Slap Bay
tuo been prospected and staked but
very little prospecting has been done
•
land, and towards the mouth of Lis
ittnski In) -t
rO\i! !\!T> REPORT OK 1 HE FINANCIAL CONDITION Oi THI
Bank of Alaska and its Branches
1 o Thr 7 errilori*i Banking Board
At Close of Bu»ine*» June 25, 192 I
RESOURCES
l.o;ins ..nil T>>v.cunts
1'niti-il States Bunds
nankins Premises. Kitri; Iuj>
and Flstarrti
("ash ami r>n»- from lian«<
Miscellaneous Asset*
Hue from Branches
Overdrafts
TOTAL
so<t 7S9 97
14 :s
S7."!>".7 72
3fi.34« 36
112.544.67
40.TS
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
LI A Bl LIT fS
Capital Stock - - - J 140.000.00
Surplus Fund .... 15.000 00
Undivided Profits ... fiO.SST.fi;
Reserve for Interest ... ",400 00
Deposits .... 1.16a.S31.5C
Due Branches .... 1 12.744 62
4 PERCENT PAID ON SAVINGS
DEPOSITS
j MKI>M>*S FROM N'OKTH JOIN
Tin: NATIONAL ASS'X l \n<>\
! At the annual convention of the
! American Medical Association, held
in June at Ohicapo. il wii s decided to
I admit the Alaska Territorial Medical
I Association as « branch And while
j delegates are apportioned at the ra
Mo of one for every *t>o memlvers it
; was decided to accord the Terriior
Iial Association one delr-cati even tho
it represented a membership of hut
I "5. The Keueral association lias a
membership of The next con
! vention will be !'eld June 1922. when
i it is expected that Alaska will h>.
j represemed
SAYs lU'SlNKSS IMI'llcVI >«.
Chicago. July 15 —P * e s i d e n 1
Hardine sent a messac" to t*- -• con
vention of the Va: onsl association of
Real Estate Board", v-1 • - in " S
sion here In tlio me-^apc
ident said
itseas MllU*Ok is i.iSi irr
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN St 11 V 1
Sunday fmv c m .1 l>e held a:
gij'ii'. and r.:>• cs.u<
(Timtinn *-• unit* Mil',io< I
-i.irK"
Sunday Srho.i. . i K 1
The Public is cordiail> ,ni 'ed
Reverend 12 I. r.tt . t
text uii.
Stoo; • ^ i
XTIlOlh ( IHT.Cfl
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liihlf - u 1? 0:i->
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of experimental s:» ". ... ss taught
tr the lesc -
►
Welcome tf» any of * 1e seri es
Sundnj r rn -
Sunday S. ! i> C
£nnds> evening 7
Thursday eve:', s 7
\v. H 5 oemak^T.
ami wife r: * v.r:~p*
KEEP YOUNG
neys are apt to :
*
Tills hc!r ill" In Ki :
a Convimirc
ing I'oar.'s K il IV.;
»as with m> Kidney.- T i>y d d:.
act properly T' c sviret >»n» burned
and there «.;s Inflamation in n.»
ney medic.ties, t>ut they did me jii
uood. Poan's K Iney Tills a:d the
work for me 1 have been entirelj
Tree from kidney and bladder trou
i hie for the pas; two years " (iState
ment given Februar\ IP. lSli'.
! On December 4. ISIS, Mr Hove
I said "1 never n.iss a chance to rec
ommend IV>aa's Kidney r.Iis to any.
• one 1 hear speak of kidney trouble
1 know from experience, there is
nothing belter for this trouble
Trice 60c, at all dea!«r». E>or':
simply ask for a kidney remedy—ge:
Poaa's Kidney Tills—the name that
Mr. Howe bad. Foster-Milburr.
Co., Nfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Silent Salesman
The printed word is the tire
less business representative
that brines together, the mar?
who has something to ?»Hi. ard
the party who wishes to pur*
(hasp that particular kind of
an article l^et this silent |
salesman carry your Tnessarc
—re.cardless of its natur**- it;
the columns of
THE ALASKAN
For the conrexiience of those
who wish to do some dlvcrsi- ,
are only occasionally called up
on to appear to the public thru
:he advertising columns ***e
have sel as de tMs s; f«.r
the tr.arket place- far those who i
'ips. vaur wants n;»> i*e sai
wled 1»> uSi^g a
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