\ A IvIAN who buys
- A iiis tirst Born Tai
lored suit for the sav
ing in price is likely
to be surprised with
the quality of the
. completed garments.
He will get the
smart sty'e, good fit
and long wear usually
expected only of
clo i lies jold at extrav
agant pi ices.
If you believe that
qu lity is indicated
only by the price, we
want you to see the
= values we oiler in
clothes "Tailored to
= Measure by Born."
C. W. ASK & SONS
Office Phone: 10 iRwits for
Residence Phone* 89 I.mlysnilth Cool
The Alaska Transfer Co.
FRANK SfFFKCOOL, Prop.
General Forwarding Agents
Bonded Freight and Baggage Transferred
U TO SKRYICE DAY OR MOHT WOOD AXl) COAL
C.\SEKt*L HANDLING AND PROMI1 l»i;i IVERY OCR SLOGAN
nSk. Winter
Schedule
S. S. Princess Mary
WILL LEAV<Z SKAGWA\ 7 P. M.
I KUIU'AKY t<> MAIM II I; 1J; Si APRIL 2; 12; 23
MAY 3; 11; 21 Jl NK 4
— FOR
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Conm-i'ting at Yudcuuv* i v. itli 1-Ct ntim-rtal Ttains
Tickets and All Information l:rom
L. H. JOHNSTON, Ayi-nt. subway, Aliiska
Subject to without notice
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ADMIRAL LINE
-aaWrtF ALEXANDER. PR^-SIDIENT- -jt»aii»L»mg|
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHEN VOU THIXK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. 8. COMPANY
^Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
Sailing? for Seward and Westward
L. K. REYXOLDSOX, Agent. SKAGW'AY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
KETCHIKAN' GETS PUBLICITY
FOR LOVE OP Ml'SICJ
Under the heading "Ketchikan
Boasts of Two Community Orches
tras" national publicity is given two
of Ketchikan's musical organiza
tions in the March 4th issue of the
"Bilboard," a magazine of the stage.
The clipping was sent to one of the
members by an actor, whose stage
name 19 Robert Nome, a former Al
askan, who came to Sitka in 1891
and was assistant superintendent of
a mission school there for four
years. He now travels over the
states and takes great interest in the
territory still. The clipping reads:
"That Alaskans are not unmind
ful of the importance of music in the
lives of its inhabitants is evidenced
by the fact that Ketchikan boasts of
two community orchestras. Under
the direction of Florence E. Tobln,
there is a Junior community orches
tra and there is also a senior organ
ization which is directed by Dr. R.
V. Ellis. Much interest is taken In
the development of the two organiz
ations."—Ketchikan Chronicle.
PIONEER OF HAINES DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Haines, March 30.—F. W. McEL
ravy, one of the early settlers In
Haines, dies at his home In Haines
last night at nine o'clock.
Mr. McElravy has been 111 for over
two years and has had wonderful
vitality to stand ofT the grim reaper
so long. '
A widow is left !o mourn his
death and Mrs. McElravy is at the
present time also ill.
Mrs. McElravy has the sympathy
of the entire community In her ioss.
Mr. McElravy was a veteran of the
Civil War and a member of the
Grand Army of the Potomac. His
funeral will be hcU tomorrow.
JEFFERSON SAU.EI) AT
NINE O'CLOCK YESTERDAY
MORNING FOR SKAC.WAY
Seattle. March 29.—The S. S. Jef
ferson sailed this morning at nine
o'clock for Skagway and southeast
ern Alaska points.
There were seventy-live pessengers
aboard for the different ports, which
includes a partial crew for the can
nery at Hawk Inlet, and Cahin Perl
man for Skagway.
kink n.viiY fliRL non.v
AT WHITE PASS HOSPITAL
On Tuesday evening at the
White Pass hospital Mrs. Walter
lenders of PemtniMou, B. C„ Rave
birth to a tine da-ighter, weighing
nine pounds. Mother and child are
doing well and Dr. Valens says that
the baby is one of the finest he has
had the pleasure 3f bringing Into
the world The father Is wearing
his honors with dignity and grace
I H^BONE'S MEDITATIONS
DE MAN wHUT DONE
MISSED HE CALU'IN' J
YOU 6INALLY F-INP5 OUT I
HE SHOT TOO HI <5H • J
r
Skagway Keeps
Seward Day
i
While tliis Is a territor al holiday ,
It was not observed very generally.
FJfty-flve years ago today William
H. Seward, then secretary of state.'
closed the deal with Russia, where
by the United States acquired the
immense territory of Alaska.
Often called "Seward's Ice Box."
Alaska has forged \o the front until:
today the terrl'ory of Alaska has the
center of the stage and is often re- i
ferred to as the Moses that will lead
us out of the wilderness of unrestI
and disorder. ,
There Is no doubt as to the re-!
sources of Alaska and the only ques-'
tlon that confronts us is the method ,
of getting action on them and get-;
ting them to market.
The present administration Is
making a conscientious effort to get)
the affairs of Alaska in such shape |
that the greatest efficiency may be
obtained from every department,
but the interlocking and antagon
istic bureaus and Inlermlnable red
tape that seems to be necessary re
tards and binders the opening up of!
the vast storehouse of riches.
Let us hope that the efforts now ,
being put forth wt.l result in slm-■
plifying the system so that progress,
will not be blocked that Alaska can j
take its place as a !oremost asset of j
the I'nlted States.
Ql'EEX SAILED LAST
MCHT l'<>K SOVTHEASTERX
ALASKA AMI SKAtiWAY
Sentlle, March 29.—The S S
Queen will sail tonight for Skagwav
and other southeastern Alaska ports
Mrs. W. C Illanchard and her son
Fred C Blauohard: Victor Cowden,
M. Soderberg, M. Boote and Larry
McKinney will be passengers for
Skagwav and Thonta Nagle.v and R.
11. Perry are booked for Haines.
CITIZENS PARTY CONVENTION
HEM) TOMORROW NIGHT
Notice is hereby g'ven that a con
, vention of the Citizens party will be
I held tomorrow (Friday > night. at
j eight o'clock at Firemen's Hall or
Fourth avenue.
A full ticket will be nominated
as follows:
1 Mayor
3 Councilmen
1 City Clerk
1 City Treasurer
1 School Treasurer.
All members of the party are re
quested to be present.
HOWARD ASHLEY.
Chairman.
ADMIRAL LINK IS
AnVKKYISlNG ALASKA
Full page advertisements in Sun
sot Magazine and twelve-inch adver
tisements three times a week in the
newspapers along the Pacific Coast
are to he used throughout the sum
i m?r by the Admiral Line In an elab
I orate advertising plan to develop
• the Alaska summer excursion busi
ness. The campaing. which in
volves an expenditure of approxi
mately $4 0,000, commenced the
middle of March and will continue
| through to the last of October.
Vancouver. March SO.—Marshal
JofTre arrived here from Victoria
this morning. Thi famous French
warrior is on his way to Plalne.
Washington, where he will dedicate
the peace arch this afternoon.
Ludwig Froelander will lenve in a
couple of days for Mayo, where he
will put in the summer at pros
pecting. Mr. Froelinger is an ex
perienced prospectc r and should lo
cate some very fine properties in the
rich Mayo district.
I hereby announce myself as a
Candidate for Re-eledtion
for the office of
City ClerK.
And reipedfully solicits your Votes at the
MUNICIPAL ELECTION on APRIL 4th. 1922
CLARA CARSON
Paid Advertisement
The Miracle of Spring
SPRING IS HERE! The year usher* in It* favored season; earth
renews its youth; and FASHION open* the flrst page of her
new and alluring romance!
In silks and satins, frills and fancies, she leads forth her favorite*
Frocks, Coats, Skirts and
Blouses
A COMPLETE STOCK OF LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR APTAREL
WILL ARRIVE ON MARCH 31st. ON DISPLAY APRIL Srd
SPRING HATS AND CAPS FOR MEN IN TWEEDS
L. A. Harrison Co.
Popular Picture Palace
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Anita Stewart
IN
"HUMAN DESIRE''
A DRAMA OF MOTHER IA1VK
I.YON MORAX COMKDY
Admission. including war t&x,—Adult*, 10*. ehildrw IS*
RIBl.E THOCGHT
FDR TODA1
GIVING AND GETTING:—Give,
and it shall be given unlo you;
pood measure, pressed down, and
shaken together, and running over
shall men give into your bosom Toi
with the same measure that ye met«
withal it shall be measured to yon
again.—Luke 6 : 3S.
NOTICE
On and after April first the Fire
Siren will be blown daily at 12
o'clock noon, excepting Sundays.
This will be done in order to know
that the Siren is at all times in
working order and also to establish
.1 standard time in Skagwav.
Wm. SIME,
-1 Marshal.
JUST IN TIME
Sonic Kkncmty People May Walt
Till It's Too ld»t<e
Don't wail until too late.
Be sure to be in time.
Just tn time with kidney ills
Means curing tte backache, the
dizziness, the urinary disorders
That so often cime with kidney
troubles.
Duan's Kidney Pills are .'or this
very purpose.
Here is testimony to prove their
merit.
J. P. Howe. prop, of general store.
152 Water St., Santa Crui. Calif ,
says: "Overlifting affected my kid
neys. I had severe pain in the low
er pan of my back, but the main
trouble was with n.y kidneys They
didn't act properly. The secretion*
burned and there was inflamma
tion in my bladde.-. 1 tried all
known kidney medicines, but they
did me no good Doan's did the
work for me. 1 hare been entirely
free from kidney and bladder
trouble since." (Statement given
February IS, 1916.>
On December 4, 291S, Mr. Howe
said: "1 never n.lss a chance to
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to
anyone I hear speaking of kidney
trouble. 1 know from experience
there is nothing better for this trou
ble.
60*. at all dealers. Foster-Mil
burn Co.. Mfrs.; Buffalo, N. T.
Every voter should see to it that
ho is registered. tf
So t: scribe for U» Dalli turtii 1
To On* a Cold In One Day
Take Grove'* LAXATIVE BROMO
QriNTVE tablets. The genuine bear*
, the signature of K. W. Grove. JOc.
REGISTRATION NOTICE
In accordance with Ordinance No.
112, notice U hereby (riven that the
registration books will be open at
the office of the City Clerk to the
City Hall every evening. excepting
Saturdays, from 7: SO to I M
o'clock p m., for two (St week*,
commencing Monday. March SOth.
1922. and on Saturday afternoon.
April 1st. 1S22, from 2 o'clock un
til « o'clock, for the registration of
voters at the Municipal Election to
be beld April 4th. 1112.
CLARA CAR8CN.
3-7 to 4-1, inc. City Clerk.
NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Notice of Municipal Election As Pro
vided By Ordinance So. ISM
| Notice It hereby irlren that > Oen
| era! Municipal Election will t>« held
on Tueeday. April ronrtb (4th l.
1SSJ. for the election of a Mayor
for One (1) year term; three (S)
Councilmen for Tiro (I) year term;
one (1) City Clerk for One (1 >
rear term: one (1) City Treawrei
for One (1) rear term; one (II
Member of School Board (Treasur
er) for Three (8) year term.
The City Hall haa been denlrnatw)
as the polling place, and the poll*
will be open from 7 a. m. to 7 p m.
April 4th. l»ll.
The qualification of Tot era for all
of the abet offloera are aa follow*
They ahali be cttlaeu of the United
■State* of America, twenty-one (111
| yean of are or or«r, who hare re
sided continuoualj one (1) year
next precee<lint the date of election
in the Territory of Alaaka, and tlx
(() month* next preceedint the
date of Election within the limits
of the City of Skurway, and shall
bare duly registered
CLARA CARSON
3-7 to 4-1. Inc.. 'II. City Clerk
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