Yum! Yum!
For Breakfast
Any of the following will start you outright
Aunt Jemina pan cake flour
Albers Flapjack flour
Olpmpia pan cake flour
Buck Wheat
With Logcabin Syrup or Karo with Maple
Flavor
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Vot. make a mistake it
vou d' no s!oo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Light*
Rooms Single or en Suite.
8aiiu_ cn each floor
{•amou? for :U Home >~"oking.
Milk, C-.-im, Cotlasr Cheese and
Bjltem-!': ttorp our own d»"v„
fresh Eg,?, etc
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Upjj
.Vc!i !. ! d, Large Sarrple
Rooms for Traveling Vi »u.
i!. >. PL'LLEW Pi op.
3^ i,:wav. Alaska
What Uo lou j\now
About This
E2
The City Council has Assessed
Lot 5, Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will soli this lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot Block -t>, assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
WINTER SCHEDULE
!c.w;oianT »
wf Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
Oct. 24 Nov. 3 17 Dec. 1 15 29
Notice Christmas Sailing Dec. 15
—VOR—
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
COXNfcXTlXG AT VANCOUVER
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickets To All Points East
AH l'a-tlcuiar* From
L. H. Johnston Agent, Skagwav
itiEiT To Cha.nue WirMorr Notice
3 1.3 MSG A I
ALASKA, WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
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SAILINGS FROM Stt AG WAY «
rn
- FOR— pi
.SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE OCT. 28 | i
Dire;i cj.ne:a>ij for Tacj.m. Vancouver $
and Victoria ! <
o
* Sii'.iij for Cilif^r.iii Mjiiiy, F.-iliy and
Saturday
Jan^s Wallace Agent - Skvgwny Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
S-iilin^s from SKAGWAY Season 1920
For SEATTLE & TAC0MA and Way Ports
S. S. J£P7£RS0N, Oct 24
E. j. SI 1A\1 Agent
Phone 66
SKAGWAY
poplar picture palace Tue^n^ay
'Famous Play«rs Charles Frohman Co.
JOHN BARRY MORE
Leo. Ditrichsteins' Celebrated Farce
Are YouAMason
Famous Players Film Co.
Adolph Zukar presents
Paramount Bray Pictograph
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Dan Sutherland
Candidate For 'Alaskc
Delegate.
15 btfii 10
IELL WHERE
IE ffl
Haines, Octo'vr, 23 1920.
Mr. Editor:
I see by the Daily Alaska Em ]
Mre, that Dan Suther'and iu
speech at I -<Aeau, chars.-d H.
Faulkner, who nas always claims t j
lis a s'aunca Republican, wjth|
writias 'etters ti olher RePublican*
t > vote lor GeorSe Grimsby, f
Deipsate from Alaska, and ai
e»i'ty of trying to betray the Re
Publicans of A'aska into the ban
of -hp Dem; erat" an<l i3 not]
worthy of the lam" Republican j
any sens®.
The article In Ihe Empire is ho'
cd Tith this headline "S»th'M
land assails th« Lead' r" and 11
infer from that, that Mr. Faulkner]
13 at 'ea^t oiw of the E"'Pir. ••
Rjpub'ican Loaders referrd t0 jt
a former issut? of that PaPer.
3im.e -when has Mr. Faulkner be"n
a feader of the, RePubilcan party
in Alaska wat men is either the
.si.tional Coin'!1ittef'nl'-n or the no
inee on the ReP"b'ican ticket'for |
De'e'ate for Alaska.
L«t Mr. Fa"lkncr come o"t nov
and teU PeoPie just where he stand
and whether he Is supporting tl
regular Republican ticket, or wiie'ho j
he is saPPortinrf tne Democratic now,
!n«*
Ria'to.
'rhr.''. KJrkland. the j West Taku]
Arm '"intne man was !a rccent a
t- in, 3 tea-; way and will ieave,
on the Prints Mary [for Van,coiuv|
P'-f >D:—a l'.nrtial lower M 0f
fals« jteeth. Owner can Jiave
Mrup [by calling at Ke!ior Bros'. 1
l'iifc VoP"la.ion o£ SikRSway i
most crdiaJly .avited to attend U
The Jefferson arrived on &uv&\
Ho"se nest Friday evenlne.
The children are worldiig wit'
and main t0 '»ako thiu£s a
tractive {or the evemins and the;
p.-0r.iise a r.a' Hallowe'en treat t
ni! "'no come.
Tl,° I'ollowiiu; invitations are l)e
Ins sent out by th?- lli«lx Scha«
to families wtio are not representee
in school. However, as •th.o tim
is so short they have found it im
(•o^sib'e <o "rnish enou21i for i
so . (he.v have decided,, to extend thi
invitation sonerally thru the.Dai';
Alaskan
Fol'oMne 1*3 a copy of 'the invi
tatiou received by this office.
Skaswayai4ski
W'i tchapunkiunutville1.
0291, 92, rebctctO.
D'-arest Friend,
Yourself and con,Pany are in
vif'd to attend a n,id day evenjns
entertainment bo given the niSh
before -ho day after Saturday ni
ins at the Unknown, Headquarters o
the SPooks. rno music wil' bo furn
sned by the XUT Orchestra t Di
ree'ed by Profes: Hickory JJottr
Sousa. Children without any monej
>viU. be admitted at half Price
Orphans accompanied by their Pa)
sntr wiH *>e admitted wKhout,
qUesrion.
DIRECTIONS; Take the car yot
just m'ssed and ®et off at Puniin
Ai'eu'-'e. If you "Uss the boat,
swjm qfter tno train, no fare'char£
2>d for s^v^jiminsr. You are roquest
»d to bring a basket of water in
:a*e -you and your friends Bet hui
'ry.
AMUSEMENTS; LeSleSs "men will
run a race fo- a golid Sold medal
5lated with brass niad® from leathei
[nrrished by tie Kickerskloibl, Tw(
Hanes Boys Union Suits
Endure astonishingly against
Wear and Wash
Every stitch, thread and button is "Hanes"
inspected.
"Hanes" closed crotch stays closed; buttons
stay on.
Non gaping buttonholes last the life of the gar
ment; the tailored collarett fits snugly.
Buy "Hanes" Union suits for )ou boys!
Sizes 26 to 34 covering ages 8 to 16 years.
Prices from i.35 to 1.90
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Store Open Evenings from 7 to 8
mafatrs will bo coiumltted for the
amusement of toe grown upa. T"'enty j
ttvo ilol'ars -worth o£ flroworlra will
bo displayed it you don't forget to i
brlaS them. A youn£ o'ld witch,
will sell you tl fortune Guaranteed,,.
to be tlie on.o j-qu have heard, j
every year plnie you were old'
enout'h to havs your fortuno to'd.
I BILL OP FARE; Ico coldl hot j
j Dosa, loo Pcr bark, Doushauts, 5c
no extra coarCe for the hoi". Cako
good woieht euanui'teed, 10c. Per
ton. Red. coldl soffee, recommended!
( by ibe XOn, glee;Per» Club, 5o f^r, j
! sa'lon Sour sweet eider, 10 <5 Per
I smoil. Eye swatter free. canncd,
hearts for cu/oiio w"o will ac
«ePt them .
NOTICE; Strict order3 to a'll who '<
j enter here; either co">o alive or
j die at home, for anyone found
dead in the buiktln& willl bo ar
I rested withct fTt^r iwtice.
I CjlOSLNG REMARKS; Bo s'ire'
; to como tor you wi'll have the'tim«
of >our yo"ng 'life andl ba miserable;
| ev»r after.
Yo"rs in haste.
I One of tno eommittee ill charge-!
I Hazei Xu<t
j Sec. Sprine October c'ub.
; P. S. (rransiation)Tlie &nn«al Hal j
1 'owe en' entertainment of the Pub
, lie Schhool wil b« siven • Friday |
cve.ali.ff, October 29th. You urc'
j cordia'ly invited to attend.
t Thoroughly Anglicized.
"The Mortons are 11 bit too English |
for us." remarked Elkios. "They take
the London papers exclusively, talk |
mainly about Chesterton ami Shaw. >
1 and even have (heir wlndo.vs stainerl
.! foggy so that when anyone Innks nut I
"I through them the streets appear like I
j those In London. Uowever. that isn't
I. why my wife and I stopped calling I
there. When their Anglomania do- j
veloped to sttch a degree that they I
] kept n large wnstehnsket standing In
I the hallway, that settled it."
] "I don't see anything English about
, that," said Badger. "What was It
for?"
"Oh, visitors were expected to drop
their h's in it on entering the house."
I —Boston Transcript.
M
A Pest.
j The Mediterranean fly (karntlt enpi
'i tata) has for several years caused j
'I considerable damage in Greece t>i the
. fi'tiit and vegetable crops. Oranges |
> apples, pears, peaches, apricots, plums ,
j and tomatoes have been especially af
frcted. Xo remedy has yet been dis- j
1' "covered, but there seems to have been |
,1 little attempt to prevent the spread
I of this pest.—Otnnha Bee. 1
'j I:
. Which Was Right?
g' Little Mary (busy doing home les
, j sons)—Mother, is it right to say,
"Girls Is" or "Girls are?"
Mother—"Girls are," of course. .
Little Mary—But then, mother. It j
doesn't, sound Mglit to say: "Girls, j,
are my hat on straight?"
3PEIILETTEBTO
As RePublican candidate for the
I'erritorial Senate from the First
Division, I submit tlie following de
;]ara'.ion of principles. to Mt;
I bellov° t')at Alaska's develoPv
xient should Ce directed by tho^e
••ho have established homes witlx
ia her border3 and endured the Pri
I'atiOiiS incident there.
Every encoujdSem°nt should be
sijered for ' he investment of cal'lt
al in . lesi'lmate, permanent, ia
dustriall enterprise3.
A system of conservation should
bi> established and enforced, that
"ill Pronloto dyVeloPm<>ttt, whlle Pro
^tcUuff Alaska" naturall resources
fron waatoa wasto and de'truc
!iC2.
Mere adequate Provision should
be mado for 'a? care and comfort'of
:■ affed Pisn/.-er8 and the ia
nine Pati'-nts o; tho Terriory, whero
ly Political 1- i'fieir.B ia connection,
>rith it, is of;dually e'iminated.
"Present trail I'crtation rates a"
feur exorbitant and constitute an
^ffectlvo and te:ioua barrier to
tha establishment of e5Sential en
terPri.se8, to settlement and to gyii
eral welfare and advancement" o
the Territory. It i* iniPerat|ve'tuat
some measure of relief be'secured. f
Caiital and Labor are the Prime
essentials to 'he development of tho
rerritory. Capital is theh. result of
later, and ia turn. Labor Is re
;iuburied by Capital; PubH0 wei
fare and general ProsPerity demand
hat 'he rights of each should bo
;»ri-fully safeguarded.
Liberty and loyalty constitute the
foundation uPoa tvhich our nation,
'vaf built; they must be maintained,
a Aiafkal if we are to ProsPer. I
"aver labor organization3 anions
oval Ameri an Citizens, ea a coa
■trutUve and educational basis.
To those tvito have Provea'their
levotion to our nation by r^PndinS
m their Co-Lutry'3 call, should
)e Piven tho Preferen°e in situation
■>[ remunerating emPloy^ent, ac
:ordiu? to th. ir various caPacitiV
A Public office Is a Public
:Tst and tnu duties should bo
faithfully Performed in a non Parti
■an manner for the wejfare 0f the
'Ublic.
GIVE ALASKA A SQUARE DEAL.
Forest J. Hant.»
Ketchikan, Alaska.
Keller Brothers have just received
l "uPPly of leads for the PoPrlar,,
SvcrsharP Pencil. ICeeP your Pencil
ulj. tf
Old Timers
Looking for the best place to stop
while thev are in Skagwav go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remodled and now is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred toand from trains Iree of charge
Rooms $1.00
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
hisHote! ia not and never has been owned or controlled by Japanese
1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J RYAN. Prop. ' RGBT. KELLY. Mir.