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For Breakfast I
| Any of the following will start you out right
Aunt Jemina pan cake flour
Albers Flapjack flour
Olympia pan cake flour
Buck Wheat
| With Logcabin Syrup or Ka ro with Maple
| Flavor I
I C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
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Voi. make a mistake if ^
vou J' ou stoo al
THE £
Pullen House ^
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite B
Baths cn each Boor A
f- amous for itj Home Ccoldng. ■ [
Milk. Cream, Cottage Cheese and j,
Buttermilk from our own cU"-* J * I
Krcsh Eggs. etc: ®|j
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Rates 53.00 Per Day and UpJ ® |j
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I, Large Sarr pie _ |
!\ooms for Traveling M«n.
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What Do You Know
About This
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The City Council has Assessed
Lot 5, Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will sell this lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot 9, Block 2(5, assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
[ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
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WINTER SCHEDULE
Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
Oct. 24 Nov. 3 17 Dec. 1 15 29
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc, j
CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER |
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS I
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Tickkts To All Points East
Al I'a"'lculais From
L. rl. Jchnston Agent, Ska^way
Nole Christmas Sailing Dec, 15 jj
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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CITY OF SEATTLE ' |
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and Victoria <
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Saturday
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO ♦
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[Sailing* ro/a SKAGW'AY Season 1920^ *
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEFFERSON, Nov. 5, 17, 29
E. J. S! IAW A^ent Phone SKAGWAY
g Saturday
and Sunday
A Paramount Picture
Adolph Zukar presents
MARY PICKFORD
Behind the Scenes
The Genaral Film Corporation
"THE JANITOR"
EBONY COMEDY
Admission, including war tax—Adultj, 30c: Children, 15c
JOURNALISTS HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE FROM SINN FEINERS
Dublin, Nov. 13—Rve British- joiirj
•lalists who wore towing southern
Ireland as guests o£ the Ro)T-l Irish ]
constabulary were r.mbushed betw©e j
Casile Island and Traiff.
Policemen fired on the attacking
Party and killed two ot them.
Seven more ot the ambushers were
eai'tured some of whom were wound'
ed. •!
The jounialists escaped without a
scratch.
A. Wilson Struggle
i Will Postpone
j Peace
New York, Nov. 13—William Jen
niits Bryan in a statement today de
ilired that no enemy could wish
President Wilson anything *vorse
than that he should waste his re
maining strength in a strugle.with
, w. K'epubli«:n senate.
lbs fight will only Postpone world
I j piKce the Mr. Bryan said.
i oint I sable, Nov. 12—A wliistl
! mg norther wind blowing aecr°ss
| 'tin bay keiPt Senator Hiding off
| the wpter to day.
■ Ornnge, Nov. 13—Tliomas Edison
! was today awarded the distinguished
! service medal.
The presentation was mafee by oe«
retiry of the Nxvy JoseP'ius Dr.n
(lels
JosePh Kehoe. mapaging director
of the K. C. Hut In Haines and Fort
3eward was a round triPPer on the
Peterson today.
i
I Father Gallant was a Passenger to
I 'Haines toijay on the I'etorson. Oa
j iccouni of his absence from the City
j there will be no Sunday Services at
St. Marks.
Ernest Butterfield of Carcross is
I a Skagway visitor. Mr. Butterfield is
looking over the Vood situation and
{ may conclude to establish a. wood c*
can'P some where near Skagway.
Captain iDo(tor) Lenahan of Fort
«p.vard arrived today on the Peter
son End was in consultation with Dr
| Runnalls at the White Pass hospital
j over the case of Mrs. "E. J. Shaw.
Leo Simmons, customs collector fo
II. At S. r.t Ca.rcross, Y. T. arrived
! on the trainlast night and' will sPend
) th.p week end in Skagway.
| Air. Simmons will go back on the
train Monday, 1 •' *
!. AI. Henderson EuPt of tie Coa
! :struction of the Wilte Pass H. at
, WUtelorte came tfrex on t&o Grain
I yesterday on a b'isin(,ss trip.
Mir. Hentlprson will leave on the
i first train north.
j
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Washington, Nov. 13—President
Wilson issued his annual Thanks
giving proclamation last night set
ting1 NoV. 25- as the dayt to bfe ob
served.
The President says tha,t in Plenty,
security- and' Peace out virtuous self
reliant people should face the fu
ture.
Cable Briefs
j U. a- Mulrhodd hag been appoint- [
i e I acting United States consular a
nent pt Whitehoree.
I Sama Margherita. Italy. Nov. 13—
'The treaty between I fitly and Jugo
j Slavia was singed at RapPello torfay.
j The Gitv force begun wolrk yester
J day In digging the t)reuch for the
laying of the water mains to T<m
'HiUery's hous0 on ninth street.
The big main will b^ tajpPed on
'Sibate streot thus making the dis
| tance only one block.
San Francisco, Nov,. 13—In a state
ment to Mayor Rolfe today Police
officer DraPer who was an import
ant figure in the trial of Mooney
| and Billings, I>raper said that the
i conviction ofj these t\^o men Was a
gigantic frame up from first to last.
Washington, Nov. 13— William
3enson has been re-aPPointed as
chairman of the United States Skip
ping Board.
President Wilson also announced
the appointment of six members
of the new board authorized by the
Merchant Marine act.
New York. Nov. 13—The Spanish
mail steamer Montserrat with 379 *
Passengers an<2i tha steamship San
Marcos collided off Staten Island
this mornin in n fog
Some of the Passengers of theMon
serrat leaped overboard but it Is
thought; vliat all were savfed.
Chicago, Nov. 13—A baseball
'war of weeks duration was ended
yesterday when Sixteen major lea
gue club representatives agreed up
on Plans of reorganization. "
Arrangements were made to con
tinue under a civilian commission
with fedeiral judge Laiidis as chair
man.
Judge Landis has accepted the Pro
Position made him but stipulated
that he was to remain on the bench
ind handle both positions. a
Go to Keller® for your Ice Cream
st®ryt>me. No dlsappoItttment there
dubscr'be tor th9 Daily Alaskaa
Hanes Boys Union Suits
Endure astonishingly against
Wear and Wash
Every stitch, thread and button is "Hanes''
inspected.
"Hanes" closed crotch stays cJosed; buttons
stay on.
Non gaping buttonholes last the life of the gar
ment; the tailored collarett fits snugly.
Buy "Hanes" Union suits for jou boys!
Sizes 26 to 34 covering ages 8 to 16 years.
Prices from i.35 to 1.90
L. A. HARRISON CO. PHr
N. C. Company To |
Quit Northland
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Dawson Nehvs. —.J A. Donald
Dawson managed of theXortliorn
ConmercSal, yesterday received' th I
following telegram £rom Louis Sloss •
President of tfc'e comnany,: ♦
"San Francisco, Calif. Oct. 13
Daw—J, A. Donald, care N. 0. Co.. |
Dawson, Y. T.: Please give publiii-;
ty in newspapers whek"e issued or j
[a othoj manner as you deem !
best to tlie following, which reprc- |
jents the action taken tofiay at a
rognlalp meeting of the board of di
rectors of the Northern ComPany Co
"The redjuttion in the ranks of |
3ur principle stockholders and form
r-r executives has iruPos,.di such a j
burden of work and repPonsibi!ity j
or those remaining in the Protec- |
tion of th^ various interests left |
in their core that they feel obliged ;
to concentrato thcir efforts on the j
local enterprises in which the es- i
tate hare largo investments. This, j
more than any) othpr cause. has..'tic- I
tatbd our decision to retir fronr bus
iness in the north as doon as fdas- !
ble or as is consistent with the mor ,
il cbllfeation we havo already felt
,toward the PeoPle in the districts '
'•ve hav6 se)n'ed. It is ProPosed to
continue operations for a Period lon^
enough to afford our friends and pa
trons amPle oPpertunity to arrange
f. r their requirements or for any
successions to establish or that put
Jose. The bussiness o the country,
both as to mining and. merchant dis-!
in£, has undergone such a vfplent |
change that the organization hithert
maintained hy the Northern Ccmm,.r
clal Company seems no longer justi
fied, and a division into smaller ur.-!
its of intorfcStj and control might |
well rePlaCe it. It is, of coarse, neetit j
less to say that this idecision Is ar
rived at witb the sincerest regrets ;
arid the severance all too soon of ,
the Pleasant relations of many years
with a large number of old friends
iuA Particularly in the dismember- \
ment of an organization of loyal and
efficient men towards whom our feet
Ing Is and' always has been not as |
;tnployes but as co-workers. We will
:ontinue to oPetajte until some time I
in 1922. Further information will I
[ollow my] mail.
"DQtJlS SLOSS"
The city force begun work yester-1
lay In digging the trench for the j
aylng of the water main to Thd :
Hill6ryts house on Ninth avenue. I
rhe big main will be tapped on
5tate street thus making the iia-!
ance only one block. )
An Explanation.
In rePort^ng the two accidents in
t'j© last issue the name of Martia
Itjnn appears in Loth items.
, There was no intention to imply)
nor v.as thoro any blame attached to
Mr. ItJen. 1 . ■„
la the first insf^-nce George Jen
nings was unloading cindt,rs and re
ceived his injury accidentally and in
tli2 socond Louis Selmer was Play
ing .m the streets as small boys do
»nd got liis leg' broken in the saino
old vay.
Mr. Itjen is known as a very c«r.>
Lul driver o£ both horses and auto
mt o'les audi we are gladlto explain
this matter.
HOT CAKES aN'D—
You do not need to order a whole
breakfast at the Golden North Cafe
but you cau get delicious hot cakes
vith luarle syruP and coffee for 3ao
ami we 11 say the '"Hots" are some
cakes.
FOtND—\ man's fountain Pen.
Owner can recover same by des
cribing ProPcrt> and Paying for
. this ad. See E. L. Winterberger.
Rheii^afld ?iias
Quickly E.-r.cJ FJ- Per.c-raiing
MamiSn's V.iisrrt Oil
A "'.'e I c'fcc ' preparation
to ri!: ». i!..' |i n? of Rheumatism,
Sciatica. 1 lack .iv,d Lumbago
i Hamlin's V' 'I Oil. It i „-nc
traUf quit '-.ly. i!-;ves out the sore
m SS, •>!• 1 I : .!■•■ - up tile stiff acii
ing join. atid iiui. .-'ii.
Wiasi: ! Oil :i good depend »ble
prep" in the mcdi
oinc clii>t •'t r t aid when the
doctor in.i/ ik tar away. You will
• I • it in cases
oi : i . or accidents
. cuts, burns,
<r.n- - Ju-i as reliable,
a ... t lli:.che and
«* ' . I • .t i.i the house.
iro (i eon.<tlp!>tl«a
r i Wizard
i- - I .ii llitt« j,lnH
Tl?K i*H#(iy. AV
FioiK "-i Dairy
:>M\, Proy.
t ,m SANiiflfiT ftiiLK RANCH
t
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* Tlii largest a*d b«t ooe
t dvu-ted dairy la Alr^ka.
J L'.i|!£ akiijnie«t» ot puti
♦ cililt .i»d cream to 111 point
? e« WMt« *, Yukoi
X- kouie.
Old Timers
Looking for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remoalcd and now is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
A
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThiaHotel is not and never has been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROBT. KELLY, M*r.