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PASSU
BE
The
Gate-way
Route of
Comfort
Service
Safety
To Yukon Territory, Atlin District
- Interior Alaska™*^
During the winter season of 1916-17 our regular train service will
be maintained North and South Bound between Skaguay
and Whitehorse, trains leaving both terminals Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Oar Through Mail, Passenger and Freight Service will be oper
ated between NVniteharse and Dawson, affording every possible
facility fo: csnbrtabls winter travel by m;ans of 'a
Thoroughly Equipped Stage and Automobile Line
For fulljinformation apply to
c. w. cash a.:f.;zipf
Supt. Mail Servic.- D : jt. —OR— Traffic Manager
WHITEH03SE. Y. T. 612 Ssc:md Ave.. SEATTLE, Wash.
w hits Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE No. 38.
MoimIbj, Wednesday and Friday
No. 1, N. Bound
1st CUh
8:30 a. m. LeAvea
11:05 9. m. **
11:45 a. m. "
12:40 p. m.
2:20 p. m. "
4:50 p. m. Arrives
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SKAGWAY
WH1TH PASS
LOO CAE IX
BKNXBTT
CARIBOU
WHITXHORSE
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Class
Arrives 3:50 p. ni.
Leave* 2:20 p. ui.
" 1:30 p. m.
" 12:50 p. in.
" 10:48 ». m.
" 8:00 a. m.
Pasaenger* must b« at depot I* time to have Baggage In
ipocud and checked. Inspection U stopped SO wlnHtf before
tearing time of traine.
ISO pounds of baggage will be checked free with each full
far* tick#* and 75 pounda with each half fare ticket.
Relieves CATARRH of
the
CLADOER
and ail
Discbarges in:
I24HOURS
F.ach car*"**" bemr* dx
Brvar* of (MIQy)
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Skagway. Alaska
SPRING
BARGAINS
IN
REAL
ESTATE
-IN A FEW DAYS—
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
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THE WEDDING RING
The Summer is a gay coquette,
The red, red rose is hers,
And she dispenses kisses warm
To all hor worshippers;
And Autumn, wild bacchante, site
Beneath a scarlet vine
Inviting lovers to her side
With proffered cups of wine.
A chilly spinster, Winter weaTS
Her brlday white, behold!
But no admirer yet desires
To marry one so cold.
So Spring alone of all the year
Trips over vale and hill.
And proudly shows he^ wedding rinr«
The golden daffodil.
—Minna Irving, In The People's
Home Journal for March.
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Mrs. Charleg Nye is home from
a serious illness at the W. P. hos
pital.
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The Elks will give a damce in
♦heir assembly hall tonight. A
good time is assured.
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Mr. Lovell C. Rousseau of White
horse, associated, with the White
horse Star is in Skagway for the
week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Weir will
leave on Monday next on the City
of Seattle for a vacation in Seat
tle and other coast cities.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Van de Wall
and Master Francis Van de Wall
were evening and supper guests of
Mrs L. S Keller on Sunday last.
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Mrs. Tnomas Machell of Atlin,
sisfer of Mrs. Clarence Sands pass
ed through. Skagway last week en
routo to .Seattle where she will
join her eister.
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Mirs Apnes Gardner, owner and
proprietor of the Dewey Hotel re
turned on the Jefferson from a vis
it to San Francisco and otheT
rvcir.ts of interest.
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Mr. and Mrs. George LaBounty
and their little son Cleve have
rented the Hillery cottage and will
make it their home. Mr. LaBoun
tv is head salesman for Albert Rein
er'. 1
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Be sure to attend the Sunday and
Monday performance at the "Pop"
as an unusually good attraction
will be presented. There have
been very good shows all the week
with She "Broken Coin" as one
cf the leading features.
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\V. L. Speer haa moved the lit
tle cottage from. the yard near bis
dwel.in ; to the vacant lot across th.
creek and it will be fitted up for
reutai. This was the first home
ol tbe Sneer family In the early
days. , i
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Mr. W. A. Nourse arrived in town
'his week on the Spokane and will
fill the position of agent for the
Pacific S'eamship) Compaaiy during
the absence of Mr. Weir. Mr,
Nourse is a college friend of Royal
Pullen and is making his home at
the Pullen House.
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As the spring draws near, many
peoole are looking for houses.
Some to better the home and many
to get nearer their place of busi
ness. If one is desiring a change
ho had better bestir himself while
the picking is good as there is a
most woeful lack of desirable dwell
iag houses in Skagway.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Batson and
their little daughter Myrtle will
soon more from their present
quarters in the Myrick cottage in
to the the Gutfeld house la the
South End. Mr. Gutfeld will put
the home in. fine shape and Mr.
and Mrs. Batson will have a very
comfortable and convenient dwell
ing.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Curtis and lit
tlo daughter Evelyn aTe making
thsir home in the Shaw cottage in
the SoutjL End. Mr. Curtis is
successor to Mr. W. B. Batson in
the Frye Bruhn meat concern, fill
ing the place made vaoant by the
resignation of Mr. Batson, who is
now with the James Kennedy Cloth
ing store.
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Mr. F. F. Lowle, general agent
of the north for the Canadian Pa
cific R. R., is in town thip Week
and will visit interior points be
fore returning to Juneau his head
quarters. Mr. Lowle hag purchas
ed a home in Nelson's Addition in
Juneau and will bring hs family
north in the very near future. Mrs.
Lowle and Master Ralph hare been
in Victoria, B. C. for nearly all
the pa3k year, ' " ' i,;,
I Mayonnaise Dressing Without
ftgga; Put one half! teaspoon, of
gait and on© fourth teaspoon of
fiaprika in a dish and rub till well
blinded, add two tablespoons of
canned milk and mix very thor
oughly, then add drop by drop one
half cud of olive oil, then onq
tablespoon of good vinegar or lemon
juice is slowly mixed in and you
have an excellent dressing. Tried
and found good. Taken from the
Christian Science Monitor.
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On Thursday, March. 1, Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Rousseau entertained at
dinner in honor of the birthday of
their son Mr. Lovell C. Rousseau.
An excellent meal was served, the
p.iece do resistance being home
grown chicken. Those present who
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.
ancj Mrs. Rousseau were Mr.
an;l Mrs. William Sime, Mr. and
Mrs. Mclntoshe, Miss Pearl Thyge
son. Dr. L. S. eKller of Skagway,
Miss Henrietta Rousseau and the
honor guest Mr. Lovell C. Rousseau.
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A letter recently received from
Mrs. P. H. Ganty states that she
and Mr. Ganty are enjoying life- in
the big cities of the east. They
had visited many places of his
torical fame and had been to> The
Mother Church First Churchi of
Christ Scientist in Boston and had
never before seen so magnificent a
church. They had been tQ the
State Capjtol and liad paid a visit
to Governor McOall who received
them and let them have the pleas
ure of sitting in hig state chair and
of wielding his official gavel. Some
stationery was given to Mrs. Gan
ty as a remembrancer which bears
the brand of "The Commonwealth
of Massachusetts, Senate Chamber,
Boston." Mr. and Mrs. Ganty were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Ballou and of the family of Mr.
Fred Storey. They left Boston
some days ago for New York City
aud will be in Skagway soon.
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The rarest treat that Skagway ha
enjoyed for many years was the
lecture on India given in the Pres
byterian church by Miss Elizabeth.
M, Benthien on. Tuesday evening
l*st. Miss Benthien is an easy and
fluen* talker and has a pleasantly
modulated voice that reached all
parts of tlie room without any spec
ial effor*. on her prat. The lecture
was mad© interesting by beautiful
work of the natives consisting of
embroideries, laces and other manu
factured articles such as fans,
combs, cooking utensils and many
more. There were a curious nest
o* a native bird, pressed flowers
and other specimens of flora, wear
ing apparel, caps, dresses, scarfs
and hankerchiefs were also display
ed to illustrate the talf of the
evening. In giving a historical
sketch of the siege of Lucknow,
Miss Benthien recited the "Relief
of Lucknow" in a most realistic maij
ner to the accompaniment of the
orpan in imitation of the Scot
tish bagpipes and pibroch. This
was tyeautifully rendered and drew
tears from the eyes of many in
the audience. Miss Sadie Moore
assisted Miss Benthien by singing a
native hymn and then repeating the
English interpretation. It is
to be hoped that Miss Benthien by
ainging a native hymn and then
repeating the English interpretation,
to bo hoped that Miss .Ben
thien will again entertain the
people of Skagway by repeating ♦his
lecture or by giving another from
her storehouse of memory.
A Q A
'Hie commodious and up to date
home of Mr. Max Gutfeld an Broad
way between Sixtli and Seventh
Avenues will goon be ready for oc
cupancy. This is one of the finest
dwellings in the whole north. Mr.
Gutfeld has not spared money or
labor as the handsome structure
bears witness. The liouse is en
tened by a handsome porch! partly
enclosed. The vestibule to the
living room is roomy and well fit
tod for its purpose. The living
room i<5 largo and well planned for
comfort as is the dining
room with its built in side
board, china closet . and
various cabinets, for convenience of
the busy haus frau. The kitchen
is a mcdel one with everything that
can please the most fastidious home
keeper, built in. cupboards, handy
drawers, drawers for everything thatj
» kitchen needs, a cooler for perish
ables and many small and conven
ient places for all the small and
ient places for all the small
and convenient things so dear to the
heart of the woman whose heart is
In her hom§. The bath room is up
to date and well furnished with its
complement of cupboards and draw
ers. Along the south side of the
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Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
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Many business enterprises that should be
prosperous die of neglect because the
public attention and interest have not
been stimulated and attracted to the wares
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