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For Breakfast
Any of the following will start you out right
Aunt Jemina pan cake -flour
Albers Flapjack flour
Olympia pan cake flour
Buck Wheat
With Logcabin Syrup or Karo with Maple
Flavor
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS j
You make a mistake ii .
\ou d' no too al
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Electric Light*
Rooms Single or en Suite B
Baths cn ea:h floor .f.
h.vno;;» for its Home C~ eking, ■
\i :k, Cr.-arn, Cottaar cheese and
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S'iagjvay. Alaska
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! What Do You Know
About This
?
The City Council has Assessed
' Lot 5, Block 3" at
$ 450.00
I will sell this lot for
$100.00 Cash
' Lot V'. Block 'JO, assessed at
$575.00
Wiy Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
A WINTER SCHEDULE
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Tickets To All Points East
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
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SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE
Direct cnnsc.i3.ii far TacDm*. Vancouver $
and Victoria <
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.-i Sail! 1 j for Ciiiforaia iVlaiJiy, Friday and
Saturday
j iries Wallace Agent - Sk^tgway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO ;
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1920: ^
For SEATTLE& TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JE/YERSON, Nov. 5, 17, 29
F. J. SI I AW Agent Phone 66 SJCAGWAY
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popular picture palace Tue^n®^
Maurice Tourneur Production Presents
The Massive Drury Lane Theatre Stage Success
"Sporting Life"
By Cecil Roleigh and Seymour Hicks
Scenes from the Prize Ring and Race Track
HEARST NEWS
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
L
London, Nov. 2—Mrs. (Bryce, sis
t»rl .law of Bryco th© former British
amta^ador to America,- wag impri8
01.til for several hours in .the Dublin
jail on S"nday.
'lie imprisonment followed the
mri-n of Mrs. i ryce in Wale8 where
• •.e irught to t.ddress |.the strikins
minor5 on the auditions in Ireland.
New Yory, Nov. 2—It Is estl!nat
ed that there will be nineteen mil
lion vote8 cast in the Presidential
election today. ,
Women's Club
Has Meeting
'fnc re£ular meetins of the Wo
man's chiib was he'd on Thursday
eveuj-i of last week. In resPonqe t
ltie req"cst for don°tions of books
fcr library- U6e, 130 volumes were
presented. These, together with the
oluu-.-s Procfffd from time to time
art to be ProPerly indexed and c'alis
fied to be ready for public "se at a
sarly «V»te. j
Th* rrot'ram for the eveninS was
an eesellent one—tie funny storUa
t-'iven in resPontfe to the ro'l call an
tL.o ori-inal Poem ->y Mrs. Lynch be
ing ' "mero^ii numbers which
brolll-ht forth ru:ich aPp'a"Sp. |
M;a. ^lark's PaPer, "the Oriejn of
Hahowe'en". tuid "the Ghost Story-'
read by Mrs. Curtls- Were much en
joyed, while Miss Moffatt's fifteen
minute taJk on "Common ErroiU in
En.;Uih'" was md-it instructive.
The next reguHr meetins of the
club will be November 11.
masonic specrat. meeting
A -•pt'fial communication o* the
White Tass Lodge 113 F.
and a- M. will bo held in their
lod^e room on Saturday, November
lith. lat 7 o'clock P. m.
Th> r° will be work in. the M. M.
degree.
Vis'Ung brethern aj-e welcome.
By order of th^
Worshlpful Master
at ten
T. J. Stand'sh
The second lecture 'of the Better
America series wi'l be t'iveti in the
First Presbyterian Church at S:00
! P. m. The lecture "will be iUustrat
ed with co'ored slides.. The suib
Jii-twili be: "The Loyal who
build the state and euemies who un
dermine it."
Xc adrns? ion charge, ; Everybod
Wil'ume. ,
! Major C. W. A. Xevi'ie of AUin
' will be a asoutbh"don Passenger on
the IMnceSS 5Bary tomorrow. |;
Major Nevi'le has been in AUin
tdncf March, 1899 and this wilJ be
nis first triP to the south since that
date.
Major Xevi'le has many minine m
1 terettg in the AUin dlstri°t and
operates the water system of Atlin
Victor Strom and wit© and Louis
Stroin will be Passengers as far as
June?a on 'he Jeffeiton this after
noon.
Tlt^ Strom brothers 'are miners
who have interests 'jin the At1 in
country and are takins a winter
vacation which will be sPent at the
oi-ka hot tjf'rinKs.
RED HUPPS ARE
Sebi'staPooil,. Nov. 2—The Bolshe
vik! trcoPs have Ibrokon Genera
Wrangellti center and winffs and his
prmy is apparently cruslied. k
Tho town of JlelitoPol and otheJ
Pointshave beeen abandoned and
tne lleds are nearins Perekof.
The Red vave 4s f'oodinK the ra"
re (la region.
General WrangeJl, 'aooordins to al
re Peris js rnakine a eallant defend
asaiust Fr^ odds.
F
Dublin, Nov. 2—Kelvinv jBarry- *
student- ninet een year3 of aso w
Landed today jin the JJallyari
Da: ry to convicted of comP'icitj
ia tho milder (of three British sol
die"5. , • 1 •
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S»t Francisco. Nov. 3—SamutJ J]
•Jhorcidse. ,tha rePubUcan candidate
for I'nited States senator "was elect
t'd jyestorday defeating the Preseni
incumbent( Senator Phelan.
rue flelit wias bitter and toueh
o"t to the utmo6t, by botih paricti
Washington, Nov. 3—Tile K©Putb
A can leaders hero claim, that th
Party has gained tea seats in t^
benate.
Marion, Nov. 3—Convinced of his
e'ect:on Senator Harding issued t
statement .last nl?ht saying that in
stead of beins exultant over the re
su't he was more given to Prayer t(
God ."to moke mo capab'e of Pjayim
my Part." 5
Dayton, Nov. 3—Governor cox"i
PaPer. the Dayton News issued ar
extra last nisht conceding the elec
lion of Senator Hording.
iir. and Mrs. Norman ID. Tay'oi
D.Barrington Taylor and Miss Xne2
Lewthwaite are 'a Party arrivinS
fromAUin on the last train.
Messrs Taylor are Bontj of A. B,
Taylor of Atlin and tjhey have been
visaing there for 'the Pas* two
months.
Miss Lewthwaite's home in vlc
ioria, B. C. and .the Party will taike
the Piinfes6 Mkry tomorrow, I
Mrb. (Dr.) E. B. Rogers and litt'e
son arrived on the last train fron
A-lln and Dr. Rofers Jwiil come out
en today's tr3in to Wet the Prln
cess Mary and Proceed jto Vancou
ver..
HJ£h Mo'yneatusc, fche Atlin road
superintendent, will ]be a passenger
sout1' on the Prinoet'B Mary tomor
row. Mr. Molynea«x Vi'l vistt his
family in Victoria. ■ .
Hal Johnston. ag0iu. for the C. P,
R. received word) that the Princess
Mary wo"ld arrive tomorrow mornii
and wi'l <iail at about jnoon. £ ^
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 jou boys!
Sizes 26 to 34 covering ages 8 to 16 years.
Prices from i.35 to 1.90
L. A. HARRISON CO. PHfsNE
Lor-dcn, Nov. 2—Fourteen ollt-;
breaks oocurred in southern Ireland
in different sections today.
Ti.psn ou-break3 wero coincident
with the b'.rial of jMayor McSween-;
ey. the Cork U"nEer starvation'
Prisoner.
Tlje.se riot3 resulted fin tlio killins
of EIx Policemen, four soldiers. TUre
ol 'iie Bo'dlers v<*ei e filled in the
takins of the Littfeton barracks py
the Sinn Felners.
IS
I Cork, Nov. 3—D«rins the nislitj
-Monday British: soldiers forced their
wa7 into the residence of the late
! Mayor Mcwweeney and after ran j
uacktns tlie liouse searched the
late mayor's tw o sisters and two!
j brothers.
I Nothlits incriminating was 'rePorto
! an bans found.
IS REELECTED
Seattle, | Nov. 3—Governor Wis ,
Hart. wai- reelected eovernor yes"
terday by a substantial majority.
Senato rWesley Jo%a w«*3 also re
elected to the United States senate.
Jones' vote may equal the votes
received ,t>y CotteroU and France
combined.
SILVER ORATOR
IS
St. jLo^iUi, Nov. 3—CJhamp Clark
was defeated yesterday in his race1
for le-e'eotlon. •,
His j,oPPonent Hukriens. was electe.
by a futstantial majority. [
JEFF SAILED
§ SUilfUY
^e-itlo, Nov. —Ihe Steamghii'
Je'ferson sailed ,from till* PPOpt on
Suntiay morninff with 'twenty thre ■
Jasseuors
Included in 'ho li»t &re Qiar'ea
Rapu/ii,. v.;fo ani c!)ildrcn, Mr. ant
Mrs. V. K. Bursc/Js , Mrs. Wijitfie'd
mJ Grandson Bertie lor SkkaEwa
■ndM rs, S. J. Wcitzman and ton
S'atban for Haines.
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Limber Up With Penetrating
Hamlin's Wizard Oil
For Lamo Back. Sideache, Shoul
der Fain, Stiff N'eck, etc., use Ham
lin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates
quickly, eases the pain and drives
out the soreness. Keep it in the
.llOUiC.
Wizard Oil a good dependable
pretention tr> I ive in the medicine
chest for^itrst aid when the doctor
may be f;.r away. You have no
idea how i. • ' i •. will lie found in
ri«es < i ev* day s:!ment or mis
hap, » tsiere is r ed of an im
iia heal tic implica
tion, : : in r;, • > . bruises,
cuts, buriis, bites ..i:u stings.
pilla at druggist* for COc.
constipation
In' VVixard
111 tie j.Ink
MillioH:> Or- Ha it's
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lilt SANITARY frtiLK RANCH
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Lailjr aal^mente ol puis
f miU &'.d croam to all point ]
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Old Timers
Looking; for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway 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 to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
Thiallotol is not and never has been owned or controlled by Japanese
,$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
IBL'SS Aeets all trains.
1 J. J RYAN. Prop. ROOT. KELLY. M*r.