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Jill the idle hours
with ]pleasure!
Time liancs heavy on yonr hnmls when yon hnve a
VICTROLA
in tfw house
By our liberal
Installment Plan
you can now have any Instrument we have In stock put
ia yi.ur home at once and enjoy all the great mu
sical artists while you are paying for it.
Kemeiuber, all we ask is a small
payment down and the bal
ance to suit your
convenience
KELLFR BROTHERS
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Sl<agvvay's Social Wcel<
Miss Adele Cooper of the White
l'uss hospital was * round trip pas
senger on Friday to Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van de Vail
I were evening supper guests of Dr.
J ;md Mrs. L. S. Keller ou Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maehell of
Atlin were passengers for home on
the Princess Mary. Mrs. Maehell
has heen visiting in Sweden and
i England for the past year. In Swed
en she visited her mother and other
relatives and fr! inds. Here she
scent the greater part of her time.
. On her returning trip she visited
wiih Mr. Maehell's relatives in I'lher
I ston. Lancashire. England. for a
time, then came on to the Pacific
I coast, where she was met by Mr.
Maehell and together thev visited in
| Seattle, Vancouver, Victoria and
j oilier towns inland. In Everett they
met Mr and Mrs l'hilip Hampton.
Ueorge Gould, and many others
j whom they knew in earl.er days in
! t.ie Atlin district. Everyone is re
ported as doing well and that pros
| perity marks the time. Mrs. Ma
1 .—.ell's sister. Mrs. Clarence Sands.
I who went from Atlin to Vancouver
[ lor treatment is so far recovered
i.iat she is almost ready to leave the
general hospital. Mrs. Maehell re
ports living expenses as very high
in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Maehell
lefi ou Friday for their home in At
lin. While in town they were Gold
en North hotel guests.
Kast anil West
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Men look to the Kast for the dawn
ing things.
For the light of a rising sun;
But they look to the West, the crim
son West
For the things thct are done—are
done.
The Kastward sun Is a new-made
hope
From the dark of ihe night distil
ed.—
But the Westward sun is a sunset
sun,
Is the sun of a hope fulfilled
So out of the Kast they ha\e slwavs
come
The cradle that saw the hlrth
Of all of the heai t-warm hopes of
man—
And all of the hopes of earth—
For out of the Ratt arose a I'hrist
And out of the Kast was gleamed
The doarest dream and the cli ;:rest
dream
That ever a proph«< dreamed
And into the waitlMg W»>st thev eo
With the dream-cl.lld of the Kast,
And find the hopes they had hop>»d
of old
Arc a thousandfold increased
For here in the Kast. we dream our
dreams
Of all the things \re hope to do.—
And here in the West, the crimson
West,
The dreams of the east come true.
—Douglas Malloch.
There are plenty of Rood hooks in
the Skagwav Public Library that
you can Ret to read these cold windy
days and evening as you sit comfort
ably by your warm fire Improve
your mind with a pood book and
have something to talk about when
you meet your neighbor Member
ship in library onls a dollar a year
and can you ask for anything cheap
er? Some of the books cost many
times that amount. Kven the light
est fiction today retails at from
$2.00 to tC 50 the copy and—and
you can get a copy of the best sell
ers for the asking if you have a
ticket.
Mr and Mrs. L. A Harrison of
Harrisons were pa?»engers south on
the I'rincess Mary for coast cities
and they will spenl several weeks,
perhaps months, lr. Tacoma. Dur
ing their absence Xrs. Frank N
Feero will have full charge of their
business As Mrs Feero has had
charge of similar rork before and
has had much expe.lence. she is the
right person in the right place
T ajior-Sothani
In the presence of relatives and
friends of the happy pair. Miss Mar
jorle Taylor, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Taylor of Atlin. B. C.. I
and Mr. Walter G. Sotham, of the
Engineer Mine, were married on'
Thursday morning. February 2 The
ceremony was performed in the
court house by Mr. W. G. Paxion.!
registrar. The charming bride was
given in marriage by her father and
was assisted by her sister. Miss Dor
othy Taylor, while the groom was
in the capable hands of Corporal C.
B Tidd of the R. C. M P Follow- j
ing the ceremony the bridal party
went to the home oi the bride's par
ents. where a wedding breakfast !
was served and a most delightful '
time was spent in the few hours in
tervening before the departure by ■
dog team of the bride and groom 1
for their home at Engineer Mine. !
The popularity of the young couple
and the good will of their many'
friends were attested, with proverb
ial northern generosity, by the many
beautiful and useful presents re
ceived by them. Mr. and Mrs. Soth
am take with them the sincere wish
es of the sntire co-omunitv for life
long happiness and prosperity.— j
From Atlic Note».
Mrs James M Miller ana ner son.
James, returned on the Princess
Mary from a visit .n the states
R R. Peebler of Tagish was host
at a pame dinner on Tuesday at the
Golden North c*fe for George Sim
n.ons of Carcross and John M. Kel
ler of Skagway.
Mrs John M Keller and her lit
tle daughter. Shirlt/ Lmdsey. »ere
home coming pusergers on the
Princess Mary from an extended vis
it in Seattle with friends and rela
tives.
Never since Laurence Sterne or
iginated the beautiful line with its
lovely cadence, "H» tempers the
wind to the shorn lamb," was the
tempered wind mo.e gratefully ap
preciated than on llonday night by
the people of Ska(.ray. The "Tn
dannted" Women's Club had ad^er
t:sed an open hou.«e sho* for the
13th of February and they would
have given it had ."he tehrmometer
frosen and "bust", for when the
club starts the hall rolllnp It keeps
t up till some m-.mber catches it
an<l calls a halt The wind roared,
but seeir.p the determination of the
women, it finally si„*t>ed a truce and
rei rented to "Sknpwan's" cave and
t':ere remained till the entertain
ment was over. And such an en
tertainment! Not a dull second
from the time of t e witty welcom
ing speech of the president. Mrs E
L. Wlnterberper, followed by a bril
liant piano selection by Miss Adele
Cooper, until the curtain rolled down
on the "Rood Xipht Ladles" by the
minstrels Professor Oscar Selmer's
selection with Mr Clyde H Ropers
and Miss Adele Ootper as assistants
was well received and called forth
hearty applause Then followed the
readinp of Tennyson's "Dream of
Fatr 'Women", admirably read b\
Mrs E. H Owen and visualized by
a beautifully arranged stape scrtinc
with Mrs. Thomas Kunnals as Hel
en of Troy; Mrs M«uric# A Godinp
as Iphipenia: Mrs. Emil Richter as
Cleopatra: Mrs Kenneth Hannan as
Adah: Miss Mabel Patti Stone as
Rosamond Mrs Eric Telfer as Joan
of Arc. and Miss Anne Rarron as
Queen Aleanor. This was the most
beautiful part of the eveninp's en
tertainment Between this and the
playlet the orchestra apam delipht
ed the audience with selections. The
little plav entitled "Where but in
America'' was clev®:ly piven hv Mrs.
Lorne A. McAlister. Mrs. Thomas
Runnalls and Mr. Judson Ropers
Mrs. McAlister as the petted wife.
Mr Ropers the adoirable American
husband, and Mrs Runnals as the
Swedish domestic, left little to be
criticized and much fo be commend
ed With a short Intermission
briphtened with mcsic the minstrels
held the floor thrtuph as delipht
ful a season of ra'rth as could be
produced by professionals Each
lady was in full "color" and the
costumes were appropriate and quite
becoming. The whole piece was
characterired by its originality and
up-to-date saving* The "gags"
were new and of the best the local
hits called forth much applause
the singing was of a quality that
look the house by surprise There
was vim. verve, pep in every lne
and it is hoped that the club will
again make merry the hearts of
Skagway by reproducing the enter
tainment entire. The women of the
Club feel thankful to Mr. W. C.
Blanchard for help and suggestions
in producing the wiinstrel show.
Those who took part in the minstrel
entertainment were Mrs A. J Mc
Cann as interlocutor. Mrs r J. Van
de Wall and Mrs. L>. H. Johnston
as endmen. others. Mr*. Arthur Gey
er. Mrs K. H. Owet, Mrs Sam Han
son, Mrs F X. Feero. Mrs. Alei
Smith, Miss DeLa Rapuzzi. Miss
Bertha Selmer and Mrs. Sam Wit*o.
Mlas Adeie Cooper »cconipaii»t. De
licion* refreshment of wafer*. sa1
ad. cakes and cof «e were served
The decoration* were *11 In Valen
tine color* and emblems. The cur
tain* for the tstajre were made livr>
Jy with festoon* of wreaths with
dart-pierced hearts the tables were
spread with crepe paper decked in
red and (rold heart* and the color
plan was carried ont as far as hossi
Me in the refreshments each *mall
cake receirinR its topping of red
candy.
• PROFESSION41. CARDS
R. STOCT
Attorney at I. aw
Practice in all roarts
In Territmy of Alaska
HUNKS AI-ASKA
PR. U S. RK1.I.KR
IVrtist
Most M«lcr» Method*
Office Hours: 0-12 a. m.— t-<1 p. m.
Fifth A \ en or — Nert
Poor to Hall} Alaskan
SKAGWAT AI.ASK \
In Pimples AD Over
Body. Itched and Burned.
" Ecrrma broke out in pimples all
ever niv bodv. It itched ®nd burned
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I til tbcv bird. Mr clc*hir«t
ap|p*\-*tp>l t h t brrakinc
cut and 1 could oc< trw
djty or mj>ht.
" Th« tremble !«»ted
»ho« a ye*.* before 1 I*
Ufttng UXKUI1 ootp ana v^irn
ment and after using three bore* of
Ointment with the Cuts cum S«*f I
was healed in *ix **erk* " Signed
Mrs. Earl Baker. Custar, Oh:o.
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CARC3UNW, 1. I.
At the Meeting of R> il ana Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y. * —
Route for
Atlin
CARCROSS OFFERS TOOUSTR KX BRY T\PVCTMK\T FOR
PLEASANT VACATION
«h»d Hixmro avp FtsniNfi xt tt»f p<m»r
MOTOR BOATR FlllMSHI.n
White Pass & Yj^on Route
TIME TABLE JfO. 48.
Toe*d#r» and Trldur*
Xo. 1, Ji. Botrod
1M dm
8: SO a. m. Leaves
10:45 a. m. "
IS: SO p m.
2:08 p. in.
4: Si p. m. Arrirw
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1«i Clan*.
RKACTWAT Arrive# I 36 p. m
WHITE PASS Lnra S 0$ p m
BKN >K'l't " I14S p. ir
CARTRORS " 1« 5» a. tn
WHTTItHORSK " » S0 a m
Pwwer.fert umi be »t tue depo- id Hire to "i»v» Ptcf»r» jo
spected. and clieckea- Inspect on t* etopped thirty trmntM twfo.r
leavlnr time of trafna
ISO pounds or HappMe will be cfaerled fr«* aiui oarb fuil fara
ticket, and ft posndi with aarh half fare Ucfcei.