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CLAMS SALMON
OYSTERS KIPPERED HERRING
SARDINES FISH FLAKES
TUNA FISH
SALMON BELLY MACKERAL
CRAB SHRIMP LOBSTER
HERRING
KIPPERED COD SMOKED SALMON
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Rooms Single or en Suite. ^
Baths cn each floor;
amous !or its H ue C oking,'
\iiik. Cr im, Cottage Cheese andj
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Fresh t^gs. etc
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up
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Rooms for Tiaveling M-n
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INSURES UP TO
$7,500.00
PAYS WEEKLY INDEMNITY
$25.00
WEEKLY HOSPITAL EX
PENSES $l2.5r FOR
TEN WEEKS
ANNUAL PREMIUM
$25.00
SEE
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ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
Rs, SPRING SCHEDULE
PRINCESS MARY
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WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
March S-20-30 April 19-20 May 1-11-22
June 1
FUR—
P;iiiL* -Ruperts Vancouver, Seattle, Etc.
CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER,
vYIIH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickkts To All Points East
•\1 Particulars From
L. ! I. Johnston Agent, Slcagway
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Diro.'.t on;:;iii3 f>r Tacom», Vancouver $ I
and Victoria <
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Siiii i j f it Cx'.iforaii MjndAy, Friday and
Saturday
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
Sailings for Westward, Via Juneau,
3. S. Alameda, March 5-26
L". J. S! l.WV A;-nt Phone 66 SKLAGWAY
popular picture palace Sat^ja|und
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
SHIRLEY MASON
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THE FINAL CLOSE UP
International News
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15o
Woman's Club
Holds Meeting
On Thursday Evening F>0) 2lih
pnotlinr Plpnsant and Profitable pvPn
Ins whk sPpnt at the Srciiil centra
when the woman's clulb met la ■
| u'ar B'j-slnn with twenty nietnb'T
presi-nt. Februray br-lrg th« birth
mouth of two of our nrpTt"®' 8t«tea
man. Wfsblnston and I.ineoln In iv
si'onse to roll ca" notabl,, sayi
of pach or outstanding inclden'g It
ih;-ir ivireer were tolJ.
A very <i1 vtt t PaPer on Political
Government and Economies was
I road by Miss Mabel Patti ?t0""
principal of 'lie Skapway Pi" I
school.
An instructfv, Pa'vr writ'-ei bv
Mrs \shley hut read by Mrs Ohtrk
on account of t! e form0rs ali«^ncT
on orl-ln of thp months day* of the
we^ft (.tc was muih en joy,.d. M'e
Wintprberp'T i* h t flu ,nt srvl,,
• e\t told of ht-i triP to W.vl inct'vi
anii Moun* Veri.on about a r
"go uniting .->* V< lntr.rr?tliiB hp
desCTlPtifon o; the saired sPot oncp
tlv. hotn<« of George Washington
"the father cr hi.- country".
Under th a .sric,,s of thP wom
an's club Bnd In aid of th„ Pub
lic librar}' a "Pin Sale"' will be
h'< I at t'v library rooms Saturday
afternoon Jfareh oth v.Ill ail who
anticipated donating Pip? or aother
goodies r Pert to tho committee in
chTge Mrs P dm.in Mrs Moffat Mr.
ITannan a.* ,>arly as Possible?
TIip TU'Xt resuli'r me'ting will hp
heM M-rcl,' 10th.
Washington F> h 20—Herbprt Hoo\
er t.o'fpy went into conferee,, with
V!*-\andpr to t?nt* out just what lip
will 'have to do 'o make <>ffpetiv9
l is Pi- 'gr m of reorganization of th«
department when lie takes it over.
Miss Gladys Simmona daughter
of Mr. T/-c ?immons Canadian C">s
'ionis Co'lfvo'or at Carer053. Y. T.
was a returning: Passenger on 'he
Princess Man- enroute home and
I was *> gu^t of ♦hp Golden North
[hotel until Friday's train. Mi=s
| Simmons cu*; ht r stay in the south
I short in resfons» 'o a oablPsr;'.m
from her broth.-r Aubrey urging her
immediate return. Hf.r mother Mrs
cimmona wj!1 remain in the south
jor some f. w w,.pks longer.
• Fred Young r.f Whitehorse arriv
ed in Skagway on Tuesday's train
to attend t'le Volunteer Fireman's
t) M1 'hat e' ei i 'c an'! r r'rned home
on Friday's trnir,. TTiIf ls the
fifth "annual'' mat Mr .Young has
attended. ' H(. was a gii,,st of the
0«'>li>n LVorth.
Com Smith JtrriVfd up on the Prin
cess Mary Wednesday and eontinited
on to WhileHorai- cn Friday's train
where H> wil1 at once beSlu to take
charge of the bis White Pai=R eiter
t'ilar tra itor which i< u*,.d 'o trans
"ort freight *o the foot off Un'kel^a
Barge.
• Messrs Morton andl R,.l] exPert
auditors of Vancouver having com
pleted the audit of the White Pas'*
& Yukon ront0 for the Past J'ear
in beha'f of *he British stockhold
ers of the comPanv were pascengers
for tlie south 011 the Prin Peas Ma
ry. *
Mrs. John Wise accompanied by
her little son Jaic-ki^ wag an arriv
al on Tuesday's train from White
boirse and was r guest of tho Gold
•c-t', .Vorth hot,.' until Friday when)
she returned 'o het home
TAX XiOTlCE
Taxes on Skagvny real estate be
comes delinquent after 28th of Feb
ruary 1921.
CityTreasurer.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
j Sunday service will be held 7:30.
O'cloct in t^e evening In tlx® Quurc
Edifice o£ Christian Sclence Society
of SKRS^ay corner of Main stueet
and Fourth Avenue.
Christian Seine® subject;
CHRIST JE3U3.
Sunda/ School at 12:15.
Th6 Public Is cordially InylUd.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev.E. L_ 771nterbereer, B. D.
Pastor..
I Sunday Morning worBhiP with ser
J man by the Minister. The Subject
Us: The FrelndshiP of J^sus. How
many Prize, b-tt who enough, th^ir
Friend^?
j Sunday School at 12:15. Las1
Sunday three classes had every mem
ben pr-senft. Its & 'fine, thing: for
Parents tc com,, to thia session.
Evening Worship at 7:30. The
subject is: The Temple of the Body.
What id fin^r that a company of
PeoPle gather;*! to worshJP and in
worship to ping thc*e o^d match
less hymms. You will enjoy the
( eoai^regatlonij singing. Its worth
I your while.
Monday Evening: The ninth' Ieet
I ure of the "Batter America Series."
"False views of ©quality as in
citements to Social Revolution''.
Here is something to think about
I Brin g a friend' and come to the
•lieatjure. U is beautifully il
lustrated with colored Slides Eight
o'f|cbk. ;
Wednesrfayi Evening 7:30 Prayer
tand Praise Service.
Friday Alftqrnoon: Lad^ aiux
Uiray meets with Mrs. Moffat, a.11
th<aJ ladief Invited'.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC) CHUROW
9:30 Holy Communion
10-30 Hal and B»nnoo
Sunday School immediately after
Mass.
Kother Edgar Oail«*t.
Pastor
Full GosPel Mission.
6th! a.vu- East of Broadway.
Ser»lees:^Sunday 2:30 ana 7:3#.
Services:-Thur«lBjr 7:30 pm
(Bible Stidy Class).
gorvic-s--Saturday S:00Pa.
Everyone Is invited to attend.
The Tj. uurdd/Bd night s»rvic« U
cPen (or discussion.
Bring youur questions and com*.
ITli© Thursday and Saturday ser
vices are hejkl up stairs OTaT th«
ffls&loi Hall).
Rev W. H. Shoemajtgr and wile
in cha .<i.
Washington Feb 26—According
to tlie State Department the Panama
territory! invaded by the Costa Rlc
ang was award6d to Ooeta Rica un
der the arbitration decision of chief
Justice WhiGe of the United State^
'SuPrem^ court.
Wiss Advice for Employees.
Keep, if possible, your work done
far enough ahead so that you can afford
to tnlie a few days off It, because of
a slight illness; you need the rest that
will prevent its becoming a serious
one. Gain among your fellows and
Willi your employer a reputation for
steadiness and competence that will
insure your job during a lull In busi
ness which necessitates the laying off
of part of the force. Remember that
while it is Important to save money
It 'is equally important to save energy
and capacity, both of which have a
money value. Dissipation, cureless
living, inattention to your work, all
cut down your factor of safety, and
make It more difficult for you to
■weather a storm.—John Biake, In Chi
cago Dally News.
For Those Who Embroider
"Royal Society"
Seven Different Articles In the " Bluebird'' Pattern
Three Different Patterns In Nightgown and Chemise Sets
Dresses (or the Baby—Several Designs In
Camisoles, Center Pieces, Pajan as, Pillow Tops, Scarfs
L. A. HARRISON CO. PHT
Store Closes at 0 Siturdnys at 7
NOT THE ORDINARY ROMANCE
Happily Married Man Has Something
Different to Say About the
Darling of His Heart.
Slip wasn't exactly handsome, and
yet you wouldn't call her plaia.
Her feutures were irregulnr. but
Interesting, as X heanl one of tier
friends remark.
For Instance, one pent!.'.' eir of
matchless beauty was an Inch or so
lower than the other.
And her teeth were so splendidly
different from the usual. . The absence
of two of them In front relieved I he
monotony of the faultless rows of
molars that most girls have.
Then again she had a habit of hold
ing her mouth open so that if there
were the slightest breeze slini:u' i!
would whistle weirdly In and out of
the space between her teeth.
Her eyes were fishy blue. sllrlit
ly crossed, so that in walliin.' ;i
could not help tripping over her own
feet.
She also toed-ln a trifle, and when
she sidled down the road, daintih !>
ping in her own charmingly oi-^-in il
way, people stopped to look at b"r.
It used to gratify my vanity to be
stared at so whenever I went out will!
her.
In fact, I may as well out with it,
I found her so fascinating that I mar
ried her. And ours lias been the lum
py union.
She never bores me. Slip is •) con
tinual source of interest. I keep End
ing new things wrong with her every
day.—London Answers.
"The Yellow Ostrich Feather."
Roonevllle. Ky.—Xnney and Cyn
thia Hale, aged fourteen and fifteen,
respectively, who cook and wn-li aitd
sew for six little motherless brothers
and sisters, have made ;i quilt *>!ii' h
they have christened "The Yel'ov Os
trich Feather' Neighbors though' sr
much of it tlrtt it was sent fo I.iki't
vllle to be sold for the benefit of wnr
hii of the mountains.
In Guv. Coot'dge the RePul>Iican
|>irfj.- c'iok., a ni'"-n worthy to b©'
Vicu President. Although amw
vol<:o at CUjinet mcetings without
i Portfolio might Indeed signify
nothing to o; 0 of 'e?ser ability Gov.
Coolidg0 is th0 tj<Pe of man who is
very art to ma"0 his influence felt.
As Governor of Massachusetts1 ho
la.-; b( eu singularly cl^ar headt.d
and fore .fu' nn 1 Iilus mad^ his nanio
nationally know a. a man of sim
ple tasfs ho i>os.<:cs;eS a rugged Am
ertcanlsm than wi'l ruak0 him a
vnlualil- advisor to Jlr Harding.—•
Luui.vi'i Courier-Journal.
i r In America wants
i, i • i. . ,i ' in I lie well
. .! • 1'uIumI States.
Files Cured in 6 to 14 Days
:• money if PAZO
OINT- . fails to cure Itch
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing .. fastautly relieves Itch
ing Piles, «i:id you cua get rest
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