We have just unpacked a nice assort
ment of Pyrex and a full assortment of
Household Hardware.
Our Electrical Line includes Percula
tors. Irons, Globes, Fuse Plugs, Etc.
Garden Tools, Rakes. Spades, Hoes,
Forks, Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Noz
zles.
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Yc. ma'%e a mistake it
vou d.* no stoo al
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Su.tt
. bat hi r n each iloor
hamous for its H. me C ckins,
Milk. Cream. Cottage Cheese an i
Buttermilk hom our own d»:*v.
Fresh Eggs, etc
"Rates <3.00 Per Diy and l_';>
W'e-ll Lighted. L.'.r;? .var
Rooms for Traveling
H. S. Pi;ii.EN. P.op.
jk.ifrwav. A .A.
POD. SALE
rnoi'KKIV <-S AVKM'E
two st!>i:v M'i.-.n: «aass
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\PACIFiCj
SPRING SC- EDULE
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WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
May 1-11-_ 2, ju:ve 1
Prince Rupert, Yv.v:or:r, 5-:V ;lc. Et
v'vl
WITH FASTEST i : -N !'I " RAi
L. i i. lohiuton \
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ALASKA, WA3HIT:
SAILINGS FilC
CITY OF SEATTLE
011;: iiv i r.».c i-.i!. > 'T.")^vvr
aid \ctr>. . \
Saili.ij f ->r C itif »*.?; 1 i md
Sat u ."day
Ja'ius Wallace
r\3a.lt
ALASKA STE«;
Sailings 1'om C«C-V„'.V'AY Se ;;1921
Sailings from Skagwa; '
Tacoma and \Va> For Is
S. S. Jefferson," - April 20
E.J. SHAM A-cnt Phcne Co SKAGV/AY
Popular Picture nata Tuesday an<J
* ~t 1 * Wednesday
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
A Splendid Production
They Came;
They Went;
No Trophies
T::e rruek ti-:in» from Fort Sw
ard < • o v '•« Saturday with t
:, a ■['! to t.: d '«'d i;! '.t of tnhin:
llti'ir !n !t. liiii k to Fort Seward.
TSu\v did .lot i'.j it, but it was any
, : :i> uji until Pri«t the "Bnlm
.My hi: out tl.e homo
ilft . i !'. :i t«o tallies Wili' i
roi >1 to •>? !' (> v.inniitK runs.
J.iluiy .varks for tlie SUasw.y
. '.-'lit t ■ ■ ildicvs guessing II
. (Vo score wus a tie until
!>•••. .| i • u homer v. im it
■its ail over. The following trat
no it .litis:
Skayw.iy
tft.T.i. C f.
:
ilnrtti'i. 1! «:
A:t:ne " lay i : ike
ia the bis ;
iid.nrse v "a ali
I ii .1 till- i> ; i
in that event, tli'
i ite tl'.ey were.
- «A i-'Iiv-A
ill .1 l>? j
I'.aiui. May ! 7.—ItoU'Tt 10.
'
« !'t -n! I I ■ " : afternoon over
' if'- "t t <• c>!li»pc of KbOops I
•s Kp .Mini clittiv.
.. . It!: : C«»l!Vi litK>>! 1 • ■! !
.
r i hi, an 1 .'4itai :• 1 two
-tpaniurd.i. witb four o'lters vere or
ii red <>x;»-lled fro.". "ie\ico a* peini
l <'ioHs finvisiiers.
'•on. 1'j.—Mrs. Clill
• >i Urnt < !::or! ins Io .ed
'ic-r I vo rtiililrt: • <'d wo and four
>' in . i:i a r> • • . •••*• to vis: in
next 'lock. When s' >• returned
i:inn • -.1 ..'arn-n (< Harding of
i ion. <i':io. out of 40'fonts. "The
■ ithfr dr. i Idler rumo to President
: Hardin? fro ti a n tu ill California
[ with a ?1 bill hi it.
T'ie loiter stated that the dollar
I was for ti'O 10 cents of which the
I're idem ! -d het'ti defrauded, pUts
iInterest to date.
The n;:::i who wrote "Piss is Piss"
.
tercst." Compound int .vo t pilot up
nine what after the fashioi of inc
pis family.
The 1'resident kept the dollar. Xo
doubt it caused him to so!ilo<iuizo ip"
on the subject of compound interest.
Big Meeting of
- Baseball Fans
Pur nearly a tiHurler of a century,
and that is some lout; ilino, the]
Wi.itp Pit. s Athletic club base ball I
loam lias held t 'je ttpremacy aver nil j
■
tioiial base ball tournaments at
*>»'i it< Nur ' . s well ,is the Fourth of |
:
(1 a. mi i v til boys' (lay ofv!
t ■
g'jing \i I.e piited against the Strong
est tea :s l! >v !:ave ever <loosed
bats Willi.
iiarh year the club lias given a
•
fraying the «;»viro of the base ball
. 1
.
: 1
Atlile: c i lull ne • Saturday night. J
Tl;i- t' tin is in need of many things I
a 1 it is to h-> lioped that when the
tickets placed on sale there will
:
i; i: ; : -.(hiiij in order that the team
l'ia > s' euro the te . try equipment
i as to I- n tuiii 1 training at an
There will be a meeting of the
-
t
■
■ •I.;. .Nrr.inp.eni' • will be made for
a *••!•••'. I t" " at a early d le so that J
the (li.ituot'' ; • '1 grounds may be '
put i i • mhI Iiion for practice |
and |ilay. . (
Sur d . >■ was a good exltihi- '
lion of ball and showed that Skag-!
m.i till has the timber oat of which j
a ' '• ' he picked that will hold !
' icons' |p v.vore it has 1)- e:i
for r.o many years.
■ ir • .it- nt Is v.: at will put;
■ii in I :-s pi i;. v and the members 1
of tiie team are to be congratulat-j
" 1 i .'it t interest they are taking,
in the forthcoming ;ames, and every-!
thing should be dot; • to assist Litem, j
r«C ^h. ;v.. y has always been famous I
for it.: i,. ball fans. and each F -a-j
• in ti e locals have put on some fine :
e.ihih; ions of the game.
Annual Excursion I
to Wliiteiicrse 28'
Ti:<» annual p\o;:!-:lon io Wlilte
orse is h-i-t ami tixeil for Halimlay,
May :> This annual sojourn to Itic
l ity hy (ho Rapids. promises to bo
ii|) to the standard so Ion;: maintain
(.1. Crov !.; i.om Juneau and Unities
will »>ve!i i' .j company fr i::t Skag
■ a.:- iuter::i'diute ; Is and
V.'liili'liur: i.1 will he one lively town j
for that daft
T!io "VVliito I i s v 'II run a Special
.• :t ii:at f truing and will return af
r i! i" big doings in the liver town i
are o".or. Competciiig bail teams are j
I
i o: i> runs and bit :-.li kinds of |
curves which tho opposing twirlers >
call band them.
The popular rates which have pre-1
railed in other years will be in vogu^l
litis y>. r ai d one can lake tho trip j
over and back fur the usual sum of j
?5.00. Xotliing like it again until j
next year, incize tho opportunity
while you may. Remeuber the date
Saturday, May 2Sth. i
FOl'XD—One Fountain I'en on ball j
ground Sunday afternoon. Owner j
ran have same by calling on Clyde]
Rogers at While I'ass office, and {
paying for this ad.
?OIt SALE—Week Old Chicks. 25
cuts each, sec Mrs.- Yoeinans.
Subscribe for the l>at!y Alas&an }
CHIPMAN KNIT
"Betsy Ross" Silk Hose
HAVE COB/IE DOWN
.$2.73 Grade now 92.00 *
.*>2.00 Grade now $1.30 -
iilack, Grey Cordovan,
Champagne, Whifo I'ink and Blue.
~ FIBRE SILK HOSE
$1:25 qualify now $1.00
Heaver, I'awn, Gold, Green, While Grey and Lavender.
Children's Two-Step
and Sandow Hose
Keduced 13 to 20 cents a pair
L A HARRISON CO PH0NE
Slore hours for May are 9:S0-to-J2 a.m. l-to-0 & T-'o-Sp.m.
Had Joiiy Hop
at A. B. Hall
T!. •* hoys from llio Tost were up j
Sat unlay night and engaged A. 15. |
hall for a return dance to tiie poo- I
pie of Skagway, who had invited •
them up the week before. The Fort '
orchestra provided the music and
tue large crowd which turned out |
made of the dance a most pleasant !
ar.d enjoyable affair. Its hard to i
set ahead of the boys who come up
from the ToiTie Peterson brot
up a pood crowd and they all stayed
over-night attending the g'--lie Pun
day afternoon and left for limbics
TOWN (OlX'If. .NI )'i'KS
A full n-.eeti! - of 1..0 >.o u <■ un
ci! v.-as held it: -L llifcht at the City 1
hall. IiouM.io '• us*::--. s and d! :s
•
the council.
A memorial | an d I y Mr. Car
son :o have I-is salary restored to
ibe next meet:, g.
A petition of the Clerk to have j
.
orablv.
Ordinance ■ 12!">. v.: i an
• .
c. 10a, relative 11 tiio poking of j
-igns in the tuvrn v. s 1-1.> i' to j
attei
-
signs on Uroadw..; o\ 1 and
none posted wi.hout hi i«;ra:ksi->a.
William Simo wa: a;i] - nted ilill
I'oster.
T/.e office oi Town ? n !;:nl v...s j
triven to "Willi•• n SI no.
The quosliu i of t -• ] : . -e «f a,
street grader and roi. -v u up" n : ,
discussion but no a<! <-n v.as t.:l;er.. j
it v.-as necessary for council to ne
gotiate a loan for 1,000 in ord*r s >
meet obligations.
Cattlo grazing wa - riv d - :t:t!n •
L '
ed Ke;>t off the streets.
i -.: i:ur.ni KL.vi ::: F<>;;y
Ti'o Reliable Ksto'icth reached |
■
u"au and way ports. A number oi'j
travelling men v.''.id have heeaa in j
town will laico her on her soul:i
boutid journey. Anions I In- a co':i
.
Smith proprietor of'.'.3 Kirn:; o Curio
Co. Two prospectors, Mrs. Georgia
Stantor and her sou Francis, several
other?. Tlio little boat had a full
passenger list coming up. Mr. Keiio-.'
came up from Haines.
KF.I/T. DlilM^ IX HOSPITAL
Scrgenut Helms, of the local ca
>le oliiee was suddenly taken ill with
itonir.f i trouble, this forenoon, lie
.vent to the hospital where it is hop
jd ho will lie fixed up in a day or
.wo, Arnold Gutfelt i.-. attending to
iie fable in the shsenr.? of the Ser-i
leant.
ron. ? ' "... -One C'jor in good con-1 ■
dition. Upper part window. In- h
quire of Mrs. *L. S. Keller. if. Is
There 15 more r , hi thta r?ctron
it iho opuniry t!i ■'.! • .' diseases
>vt together, r:ni 1 r ; ■. < i v.... sup
posed to be Incurab! 1. Coct rs pre rrrtbed
ecal remedies, ml bj .• ly tailing
j cure with local 1- •• •. ;• p-< n lujeeil
t incurable, f. • . : c ! liia'ase,
irtatlj* inSuenc :d 1 y ctastuuUoD&l ton
lillonu r.r i thereto!. lcuutrei consittu
tonal ;r itn .. .. < •;.irr:» Medi»
■ v. :nsn .a v • 1 by F J. Chenoy &
-»■. Tvi> so, • ■ >, is i (inrtitutional
wncdr. i ■ : ..»n sr. 1 ac(3
■
'f (he Sysi . • • U Ired Dellan r*
rard is offt-1 . ■ jr ny CI . Uiftt Halt's
rnjarrh Medl~fiio faiis 1t euro. Sor.d tfjt
Ircitfars and i• •.inio:.;
I 4;. CH!!N.r ,v-. Toledo, Ohio.
So.u by I>:t:ng
Hall's Family r.lis ljr ce i. tipatioa.
—itlTertiarjOJeut.
I, 13
tills
WIt.v .\ic So Many Skafovay l'eoplo
I'oopie in Tliis <Oii'Iilion?
Foci tired out, irritable and de
pressed ?
I'rino irregular; hack weak and
painful?
: symptoms that suggest
kidney trouble.
eys call for help,
Assist them with a tested kidney
remedy.
( il.rMi the help they need.
I.> remedy more highly recom
■ -id'-d tii.111 Pn: n's Kidney Pills.
iJnilor-'- 1 hy grateful people,
f'onvini-ins i tlmony follows:
Urs. .May Uailey, ou3 Broadway,
Shnta Crux, C'ul., says: "Doan's
Kidney l'ilis :• r« an old stand-by
with n:o They have done me a
world of good. My kidneys wore in
I -m1 ■ :.a;is and I suffered a great
! wit'a ray back. I couldn't sleep
s and was so dizzy I could
hardly stand on n.y feet. Headache
almost drovi! me wild and I was so
nervous I';:.: • least noise caused
ito tremble My kidneys acted
:jularly. n,.>. I iircd Doan's as
d A i ey soon stopped the
• and r«".- u! ted my kidneys.
I ;!.I :-*•■ ;> r<liis and was fr o
:■ i". oils dizzy spells."
I'rico GO'iV iii all dealers. Don't
sitrply a:': for a Kidney remedy—get
' ■ K: Iey I': I Is — the same that
y had. Foster-r.iilhurn
Co.. Mfrs . iTuffalo, N. Y.
ii Tt XI1K iif.ki:
on, Export P'tinci
; :.t t!te I'ulleti lloitso ■"or
it*'.'.* rl.y.-: o:i his way to tne in
f»r'ior. l'lione at once if you wish
expert iirvici'. l'ianos l'or sale
and rent 3t.
LOCAL NOTES
i c .'tnder ni, of Jn'H'.i.:, who
)• i ;:i TTainos for sevi-ral da;.*:
' •:o pianos of tint, torn
■ •! the season, arri'vd on
l!;o !'■ • r: '"■ii Sunday, anil nil re
i- • tor some few dj;w befite
Uuiiiirv on bid annual |'ilg*ln.:i,-,e
lowi: i!:o Vtikoii.
Robert Viioy and wife f.:id tticir
iitlo <3;ui-!;i"r .lane, came "t/ on the
I'eienson tuturday. Mr. Wiley i =
ruing on i:> Whitehorso on mo ."irst
run, and .may go oa down Chi \ <\
iit.it a., f-. r as Champaign Landing
ti. 1 return !o Haines by way of ZJ:il
011 I nst o-it Itainy Hollow.
.Mrs. II. O. Banta came up on tlio
ViLi:;<.M I:.it Saturday, and will :e
tiain ill S'i;i£wav for noma il:ml iiit
icr the i tru of Dr. Kunnails. Mrs.
Santa's l.ttie adopted son Warren
<vo! .| :.iiird her. jrrs. Banta and
;ucsts of the rortiacd House
it the present time.
Judge Stout came up on the Peter
on and attended the ball gaute.
le also attended the JIasouic Lodge
Sunday night, and returned home
gain Sunday evening.
Chicago, May 17.—The bonds
gainst Haywood and other fugi
ives of the I. W. \V. organization
ggregatiug seventy-five thousand
Hilars hace been forfeited. Haywood
: is said was short in his accounts
y 533,000 when ho skipped for Rus
ia and that is the reason given for
is departure.