The
Clancy Kids
But Father's Approval
, Was of a Different
Kind
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ceAves ms son, w«.tie,
TO MIND TH6 STORC
MUCH TO THE
APPROVAL OF 7H€ 6AN $
WITH WHOM H6 IS
A FAVtfftfTE
Ill
Bill
Offered in th;j stock
of goods of the es
tate ofTonv Dortero
S*.b in a Dortero Executrix
428. BROAD WAW.
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the
CLA3DER
and ui»
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24. hours;
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Siwss
Milch Goats
For Sale
For Prices and terms
Call on or,Write to |LZ3
LA.'ADAMS!
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Haines, j Alaska
Sore M' Golds
I \ Quickly Relieved By Hamlin's
, Wizard Oil •
Hamlin'* Wizard Oil U K ilmpll
, and effective treatment for sort
: throat and cheet colds. Uied aj *
. gargle for tore throat it bring* quick
relief. Rubbed on tha chest It will
often looien tip a bard, deep seated
cold in on* night
How often (prainl, brulstJ, cut*
and burn* occur in every family "
welt a* Uttlt trouble* Lira earache,
toothache cold tore*, canker tore*,
stiff neck and tired aching feet
Soothing, healing Wizard Oil will al«
war* bring quick relief. -
Get it from druggist* for SO centt
If not (atlsfied return tha bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have tick
headache? Ju*t try Wizard Liver
Whip*, pleasant Uttlt pink pill* M
cents. Guaranteed. 5
FINISH 3LTSDAY DINNER
WITH PITRB ICE CR®a»
Kell«c Brothera are Serving
tLetr anaicelledf loa Craam at
thslr san'tary fountain.
Dell Ad^rfs made tor Sunday din
ner. Phon* IS 6.
Prevent FaHing Hair
With Cuticura Shampoos
The first thing to do in restoring dry,
this and falling hair is to get rid of
dardruS, itching and irritation of the
scalp. Rub Cuticura Ointment into
the scalp, especially spots of dandruff
and itching. Next morning shampoo
with Cuticura Soap and hot water.
Rinse with tepid water.
Wf Cuticura Toilet Trio"*®
Coasistmg of Soap. Ointment and Talcum
are indispensable adjuncts of the daily toi
let in maintaining skin punty and skin
herJth. By bringing theseVlebcately medi
cated emollients in frequent contact with
your skin as in use for all toilet purpoees,
you keep the skin, scalp, hair and hands
clear, sweet and healthy. The Soap. Oint
ment and Talcum 2Sc. each everywhere.
MTCutiaire Soap iham without mug.
R
BA8Y
FOOO
jfbl' L
BabySays
can't alwtfsask for what I want
but I let y6o know when I get
what I want.**
What baby wants most of all is the
loving cajc 9? Mother, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that wc can supply. Our
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that
Purity Is Essential
We have always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment. Careful mothers can do nothing
wiser'than to come here for baby (pods, rfurs
ing battles, nipples, tups, sponees, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
lonf associated with cha care of the baby.
r*k . «=« •w-a.v -. JBr—=?.-.ttt—; aiy^i
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
AFFECTS EXCHANGE IN INDIA
Broker* and Currency Dealer* 'Pin*
Business Greatly Influenced by
the Marriage Season.
Among tlie Influences which affect
the currency of a country, probably
none but experts In exchange would
be Inclined to include uiarftylug and.
giving In nuirrlaje, suys the Detroit
Free Press.
Yet it Is a fact that the Indian mar
riage season, which conn* in 4!*?, doea
actually have au adverse effect on the
rate of exchange In ludlu, Juki as the
exports of wheat and grain froui India
form another seasonal Influence -which
turns exchange In favor of India.
Custom In India dictates -thiM the
bridegroom, or bis father, should .give
gold and sliver ornaments to the bride
at the time K the marriage. These
ornaments are called "Btrce-dhau," and
they represent, in reality, a marriage
settlement. They are 'the •WKtaian'e-ab
solute property, and she nntumlly pr<*
serves them with great care.
At the marriage time a great
masha," or feast. Is given to the Imme
diate relatives and follower* 6t the
two families, and this, of course, neces
sitates a lavish expendltor* &
Bankers, broken) and- BMtn sit
change dealers have found tfy expsrl
ence that the coming of the otrrttH
season In India Is heralded by -a de
mand for a vast amount oT silver cur
rency, and they accordingly "take steps
In advance to enable thetu'to meet It.
MUST KNOW DIAMOND'-S GRAIN
Point of Cleavage Ha* t* -S« -0«Uf>
mined Before Cutter l«gln« jv
Work on Stone.
In the diamond there Is a "grata"
In the rough stone, which (rain Is
parallel to any of the triangular face*
of the octahedral crystal. The atones
In the rough are examined for perfec
tion and assorted for sixes. The* larg
est stones are given very close Inspec
tion for flaws and carbon Spots. When
thesj are found It may be desirable to
split the stone Into several smaller
pieces, to eliminate the flaws and t*
securs stones of" m ore marketable'Wse.
It behooves an individual known ts tf
"cleaver" to know* thoroughly thegiwln
of the diamond tn the rough. -Some
times days are taken to decide on lu
cleavage In order to get the largest
and best results—a mark Is placod up
on the diamond with pen and- Ink,'«
tiny groove Is ground Into It{and lie
stone mounted on the etld'of-a^holdSr"
with the sharp edge of another dia
mond. A knife about six Inches by
one Inch high is now Inserted into the'
groove or on top of the line, and wtUt
a quick blow the diamond separates
easily along Its grain.—Electrical Ex
perimenter. .
Nature'* Purpo** in F la we re. -J
However fine and dainty a flower j
may be It Is pressed to 'do a-great
service and Its colors add'tonus are
all suited to Its work. Tt most bring
forth the fruit, or the ceatinulty of
plant life will be broketran* the earth (
will be turned Into'a-«wm-*re"t<Hlg.
The color and smell of the tower j
are all for some'- propose: therefore,
no sooner Is It' fertilized by thvbee,
no sooner does the time of Its Cm It loo
arrive, than It sheds It» exquisite pet
als and a cruel economy compel) It to
give up Its sweetest perfume. It'baa
no time to flaunt Its finery, •ft»r"ltJU
t>asy beyond measure.
No Placfr-toWde,
My most «nberraMlag 1
curred one day when I was at a dance. |
There was one fellow there whom 1
particularly disliked, and - who 'Waa
coming toward me to ask tor a dance.
I tried to hide behind a woman. Wit,
turned around and I"»ald: "Pleaee
let me hide behind you; F don't"*ant
to dance with'that ntJt thnf* coming
toward me," and the woman,-ttr • -Mild
tone of voice said: "Why,' that*a my
son." It didn't take toag tor tus to
clear out.—Exchange.
$100 Reward, ft##
The reader* of Oii» paper wtt
pleased to learn that there U At Inn
one dreaded disease that MlMfte'-feM
been able to cure l» »U K»Miw-M!
that la catarrh. Catarrh being: PgW
Influenced by consttruttor.il " coc^itlfcce
require* constitutional treatment. HaW*
Catarrh Medicine ta-taKeo TntertaB/ e*4
acts thru the- Blood on the^MMtetta <a»
facea of the System thoreby^djauejtM
the foundation ol the aiaea»«T"gWlMf the
patlSt atrencth by bulMia* 4j» tM
stltutlon and as*l*ftnf tratttrt' In aol&jlU
work. The proprietor* here M W»P>
faith in the curative p«wot;oPWi
Citarrh Medicine that they Otter Or*
Hundred Dollars for any cuae that it fail*
to cure. Send for H«t of testimonial#.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all DrugsUt, iSe.
Haines Notes
tffewM CowwoBflaac*)
> A.«« 4—R. J. ShjoJW-rd
audi tw'f* -ha* returned to the'r
fcoxa**ttsui «om« lour mil*8 from
H*>n" oi» fh« Gov»r®ment wagon
road. Mr. Sbiepard's sister Ruth J
Is njflcWfl up from Junaau on tfc«!
ant boat. Mr. SiiepaM enj'sted'for
over »eiCi dtir'ag the 6r«at
worlds war went to Europ®, he
«erv«d up to the end1 of the wari
iM» majn7 Tfi*a,d» 'a Ka'tie" &r« glad
to •welc<an» them batik again.
J. •}. KeaatCT oauue up on on- a J
tit* W.«a 'bo*r« «n(t b»» son© up
to Rainy Hoilcrw to do hb a" j
»e**n«ivt "work -for <th'» y«ar, o»|
W» oOpper «lato«.
Tfce'new Cxa&ary '* working 110*
and your oorrcflponttsat I" informed,
thft ""hipped ■ome seven, bun
klT«d «£•«• of P«h out on lb
Orty of SAattl*. 'It doe® "earn t(
bad (Ukt Mr. Weltsmira could not
b*Y» flre<J to "o® *otlo of the fru'ts,
o< Walabor'n bringing about ti
»st^.Ulislix.«nt of th« c&naerJ'.
Mi*. Wild®/. Mtd lu>r Ji-an
Ifortfs, OoatempUte *o[ig to meet
?wr hu"b*nj who* <n the ■hJppiji
•ftrvlc* Md h*' Ju*t returned fromm
an •xteiaded *fla and Ml'
Je*H Morris •» going down thetn' to
V> to «oh»ol for tlr* w'«ter.
. J. W. JCahoe who h*« be»n «n Ju
»*au"for *am» Ut'Ia t'm*, rpturno
t- H*'m^ ov the Ctr of Brattle.
Tour "orropondmt 1» tnfo*ne«l.
that th« Cathol'o ohurdh '» going
to pot » e&urcB building on Dal
to« Wr««t rtfc« Mil wfti<jh wUllbe
quite «& »oiui«ltioQ-tQ the town.
The Applan Way.
The Applan way 1» the oldest and
'moat famous it the Reman military
'read*. It was commenced by Applus
Glandloa Caeca*, while censor. In 312
8. C.. and originally extended from the
Porta Oapent at 'Boom »e Capua. a
distance of 120-Mllea. In So B. C.. the
'Applaa way was continued to Brutii
'OWum. 830 (alias tram Rome. By
meaoi of tte branches It ' connected
Roma with all southern Italy. Dur
ing'the rule of Pope Plus IX (1810
1878) a part of this road, extending
1 ibout<*tavan mttas out of Itnuie, \»as
laid "kare. It ta ■ ratoartablo for Its
paYMaent, whleti ««usUCa of large hex
t(ooal blocks Of basalt; bat more
'especially for »ha ruins of the once
-va(tdSc«at'tOaibs that line Its side.
-Tiw- e*otral part of the roadway,' 10
fatrt wtda, wts'deatkntd for The pas
sa(« it lOfatitry. Wblle th« two-side
psMaiM/wWlln'M fact wide, -were
uaed for horsemen and vehicles. The
>Hfcoans called the Applao way Reglaa
'Warom (Oueen of Roads).
Powerful
It Is a far Cry from lifting-a tack
by mesns uf magaetlsra to the lifting
of massive Iron plates welghlug four,
all and twelve tons by t bis tame force,
■♦blah U now done every workday In
a'Bttlhber- of ^argcfcteel works. Klec
tteatftoetUaa, W course, la utilized,
th» fotea ofthfc-ausgoct being usually
reetaagular ion thl»>woric and present
Itut » itl Mtfiw to th* plate* lifted.
The magnet* are suspended by chains
Trotn cranes, and pick up the plntes
by ((triple contact. Tha metal plates
Cap M^lUtW b/themagnfct while still
-atf-kwttoat >lt wtiWW be Impossible fur
«ta-4a handle tbetu. ;31»e ratio of
'«el|bt lifted virlea- wUk tfee machine.;
-laaom* cases this fat 10-4* 80. -'-A mag
net-It operated by currant from a dy
namo, cobtrollfcd by switches and rhe
totata.
>*W»a«W>«iaai» "Factories.
Nutnbw* of-pcot/lr-wtio live In poor
health -do so, wrtta*' a * medical au
'thartty,- by« » tvjeptog a -personal
■patoon factory on their bodily prem
ia«*. «#fcar'4o not-know It, perhaps,
but It 4* there aiMha-aame. This pol
«m factory -Umsually. situated la the
do**,- tha teeth, the tonsils, or the
dljMttve canal The dental supply Is
MaWeted, carious teeth
staasfrs,- a %a<ny eared for plate,
or (worst *f all)-■pyorrhea. Septic
tonsllawsKwather aOTftnwo'cause of
"toxetnla," aa~U «I» icajUd. And there
are those who by p?rs'st«ut: neglect
of natural functions turn their bodies
tutg ffi jpany ambulant cesspools,
IT" - ijc.-r ~»-» -- * ——
Cable Brevities
Seattle, Wednesday — George Bar
racs an Alaska pioneer d'edi today.
Oilfago Wednesday—Seaator'Bora.
of Idaho will take tho stump fur
Harding 'n the coming1 campaign.
Cli'cago Thursday— Wheat drop
ped fourteen cent3 today. but recov
ered before trading closed.
Oklahoma C'ty Wednesday— The I
q&rly r«turn' 'n tod-y'3 state pri
mary senatorial nomination, contort
give® Congressman Scott Ferris tho
lead over Senator Got".
Topeka, Wednesday— The two
incumbent senator8, all the pr1""' ■»
congressman aaid Governor All'ii
bave been renominated at the Mlat' |
w'de primaj-les today.
Washington. Wednesday—Dr. Gru i
"on, physician to the President starl
cd on h'* vacat'on today. He e.\
pla'ned that lia was going by direc
tion. of ine President.
The Lad'es Auxiliary of tile F'rsi j
Presbyterian Church will meet wit j
Mr'. Leland Gault at her liom,»
It is 'eque»ted that all the Ladi
be present. Mrs. Gault is tiie'Iiosf
Tlio host" of fr'end9 of "Tad"
HiUery w'l learn with sorrow'th .t
he la confined to the White'Pass
Hospital suffer'njj from an attack
of append'eit'3. Dr. Ituntialls says
that th« danger mark is passod and
looks for a speedy recov- rv.
Seattle Aug 4— Three bootleger*
Martin Gordon, W. S. D. Sm'th and
James 0. Crow wer® Ja led by tli<. |
police yesterday ou a charge of |
ihipp'ng -whiskey from Eik'sh Coluni
&ia. They have been shipping it in
on•> hundred case lot-*. Tlie j»oI
tee seized a store of case .
Seattle. Thursday —The sterna,
toip Alaska of tli« Aiaska 5t0ani
»hip Co aa'l»d. thi3 morislng. She
had on boari two Hundred and tec
including «Uty six excursionists fit'
teen govern men failroad employees
Mid seventeen for tlw interior via
Sfcagway.
Par's, Wednesday — The Polish,
'ituat'on has become »o grave that
urgent telegram® • were sent tr
the Allied Ambassadors including'
the American Ambassador, asking
them to return to Par's from'their
vacation3 for a4 meeting of tlie am
UaBSadorial council to bo held to
morrow.
Sergeamt Gorge M. McDermott who
!a3 b«ou ca3hi'r of tl>o Port G'b
bon, telegraph otfioo arrived out
an, Monday a..d will l'-avo ton'sht
an, tho Ataiy for tlio south.
SPrgeant iMcDonuott will V'
m'red after th'rty y*ais sprvlco in
the ■goal Corps and will
nftc^y" h's dlscharge at Fort Lyv
ton and from whkjh place ha v 1
seek some favor'to spot ln which
to pass tli« rest of hls days.
Th.a • "erg^aht says that he dot *
not lutend to be 'die but w'U go
loto some k'ud of work or buslne*
Sergeant KcDemott was at Fort
Steward for several years aand lias
thousajwls of friend3 in, th£ nor'h
land.
Big Railroader's Hobby.
i Carl R. Gray, the new president of
the Union Pacific system, lias one
hobby—that is his family in which
he takes the greatest Interest and
pride. "When his two boys, who are
dow at college, were attending pre
paratory school at Baltimore," says .1.
0. Donley, Jr., In Forbes' Magazine,
"he never missed a baseball or foot
ball game in which the school team
participated unless he was away from
home. And he knew every boy on the
teams by his first name. One of his
greatest delights was to get out on
the baseball field on a summer evening
and 'bat flies' to his boys. When not
on the road or in his office, he spends
all of his time with his family."
OTICE OF SNETTLENENT OF FINAL
. ACCOUNT
fn be Court of lis Commissioner
fox the Territory of Ala"ka^
Division No. 1. before the Hon. J.
J. P. Ward. Ex-Offlco Prooate
J utile slU'ng in Probata, at 9kag
w-iy, Prec'Ltt.
lu lha maUer of 'ha Estates of
Ant i io Dort' ro, Deceased.
N'/I<;e is Hereby Given, that Sab
'tia Uortero, the Executrix of the
aSov» entitled estates ba» j^ndered,
pre'-'Dfd and fled In the above en
titled court, her f'nal account of
her executorship of 'aid e'tat0;
and the hearing of the game ha«
been fixed by aaid court for the 16
th, i?a> of September, 1920, at lu
o'clock 'n the forenoon of said
day, at th0 Un'ted States Collr*
Housfc In akajfway, Ala»ka.
All person® Interested 'n »a'd
estate may. If they ®ee fit, file'any
objections they may have to ®a'd
fiual account., and to "how ca«Sj
If any they Jiave. why «a'd f'na
account should not b0 allowed.
Jo®aph J. War
Commissioner and Ex-cff'clo.
Probate Jtidg'\
fc'lr't publication July 17th.
F!n.»l punlleation Aug, 14th.
On I v One "BROMO QUININE"
To Re'- the genuine, call for full
a.m LAXATIVE BROMO QUININ
Tablets- Look lor s'gnature of E- W
ijROVE Cures a Cold In Oue
Day. 30c
* SKAGWAV'9 *
* FRATERNAL ORDERS *
*+** + ******* + + +
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camy Skagway No I
meet® ever) jenmd and
fourth TuesuJj <jveiiii:k'
at 8:30 o'clock. Visi.
iv, Drt»u.«r» cordially welcoui*
L. S. Heller, Arctic Cliief.
J M JvKl.f.ER, Acting: Arctic Diroctor
P. & \. M.
While 1'ifcs Lodge I'\ AS
A. if. No. 113, mccto 2<l
ami I'll satuniar c<cnii.g
•■I L-"«h ill'>11 til. \ isilin,,
ilieilinn are welcome.
[>an McDonald. W. M
r. J STAXJMSH, Secretary.
B. I\ O. JC1.K8
Hkagway Lodg*
No. 431. B. P. O.
Uks meets every
i Thursday at 8:00
p *■
V's't ns Urothere cord'ally welcome
JOHN GRASHAL, E R
r 1 VAWDBWALL. soorsury
Pioneers of Alaska Ijloo, No. 13,
■toef If A. B. II»11 firs* MomWy la
dverf mont »t 8:80 p> *>.
Visiting Brother* coHliAllr «el'
c ai*. J. C. PHELPS, S#Cy,
Fraternal Order oI
Eagles—
Skagway Aerie, No 25.
I'Vatemal Order ol
Eaclea meet the first
and iliird Wednesday night of each
month at their hall on Fifth AM
ane. Visiting brothers cordially in
vito ! to attend 81. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. IL. Oriesbacli, Secretary.
Xamu' Ci.cpter No. 9, O. B. S.
Hi' U Jii Masonic Hall fir9t and
tl rd FrHay® of each month at 8
V M. Visililts members welcome.
Flcicnoo Vand«wall Worthy
Matron.
Vjri'in'a Suffecool- S>'c rotary.
PROFESSIONAL cards
DR. L S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Alod'ern Methods
Office Hours: 9-12 a- m. 1-6 p- m
Alasxan Building — Broadway
SKAOWAY ALASKA
W« B. STOUT
AHortej A t Ii » w
Practic* In all court*
In Territory ot Al»eica
HAjNES ALASK.v