r DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS
After all Father didn't need to fee so nervous
HAPPY TO BE FREE AGAIN
These returned prisoners from Ger
many are mocking the German goose j
step for the benefit of their comrades :
at the North Falls Meadow camp, j1
Dover, to which they have returned I
after many hardships in the German
prisons. They are seen v.itii their j |
German souvenir helmets on their | (
heads, enjoy in/ their own imitation as
much as the other men.
.NOTHING ELSE LIKE
IT IN SKAGWAY |1
There has never been anything in ,
Sk"gway with the INSTANT action ^
of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, j
etc., as mixed in AJier'i-ka. ONE I j
SPOO.NFL'L flushes the ENTIRE jv
bowel tract so comp'etely it re
lieves ANY CASE sour stomach, gas j
or constipation and prevents ap- : a
•pendicitis. The INSTANT, pleasant ^
action of Adler-i-ka surPiises Doth j ^
doctors and patients. Keller Bros.' j
Drug Store. ^
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Little homes in the mountain-*,
Little homeg in the hills.
Up where the snow-born fountains
Melt in a score of ril's;
Reared where the sky uncloses,
Up where ihe day is born,
Eat} with its garth of roses,
Each with its patch of corn;
Shack o£ the logger's rearing.
Hat in the Craggy glen,
Co' ia the un-washed' clearing.
Yours is a breod or men.
Strong with the day of labor,
Calm when the stlr-vau!t t'onus
Wise in the simpler wisdom, i
Blest in their little homes; !
l"i> where the days are tranquil,
Vo where the nights are cool— j
Little homes in the mountains ]
Clustered about a school!
—Arthur Guite
—Arthur Guiterman.
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As no films arrived on the lato
iteamtrs the "Pop"' will be dark j
intii further notice.
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Mrs. L. E. Crow, lire. J. M.
Celler and little Shiily Keller were
rrenlng guests of Dr. and Mrs. T-.
>. Keller on Thursday.
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T. .T. St«ndish, storekeeper for
lie W. P. and Y, K. left on the
he City of Seattle for Seattle
,hrre he will visit with his family.
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Mr. and' Mrs. P. J. Flvnn <Ve
isitin^ in Tacoma. Mr. Flynn was
sUled '0 Tacoma on important bus
iess and will combine pleasure
-itU buinogs.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blanchard
nd* their children, Alex and Gor
on were dinner guests of Mr. and
Irs. P. H. Ganty and their children
rosper and Marian, on Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. William E. Feero,{
ave moved from the North End to
leventh avenue and State Street .
ad' the are now occuping one of t:i i
. B. Wright cottages.
Albert Reinert, merchant h^s
closed out his Skaguay business -'nd
h© and Mrs. Reinert wUl leave on
the first American boat for Ketch
chicaa where theiy will repine in the
future.
During Mr. and' Mrs. P. J. Flynn's
absence in Tacoma, their nephew
and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Cre
peau ere living with the Flynn fam
ily and are looking after the com
forts o* John William and Owen
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Eric Telfer who bought tho
Reinert residence is haying It put
in first class Bhape and will Boon
move into the pretty colonial cot
tage. This home is on© of the
prettiest in the town and in ft very
desirable locality.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ask have
moved from over the store to their
handsome home on Eleventh, aven
ue and Main street. During the
cold weather Mr- and Mrs. Ask
found if more convenient to live
down town, but in the summer
they find it more pleasant among
their flower, and cultivating a
fine vegetable garden.
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A loiter from William Bledf soe
to his parents, states that he is
on his vay home from overseas ser
vice snd will bo in America soon.
When a friend asked Mr. Bledsoe
if his son will come toA laska, he
said, "Sure! But if anything should
come up to keep him in the States
there will be a very quick exodus
of the Bledso family on the first
iteamer south bound." There
will be a joyful reunion when Billy
?ets home as he has been away lor
iearly two years.
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Mr, and Mrs. Roy Gault enter
tained at dinnen on Sunday last
or the teachers of the Skaguay
public school and for Mr. .William
3unt!iig. There were present,
Miss Helen Wilson, principal of the
whool. Miss Mabel Pattl Stone,
Miss Nell Montgomery, Mrs. A
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Keep Your Family History
So that in the days to come your Kodak Album
Will Tell It All. Today your Kodak Album
means History, and more than ever it is impor
tant that it be authentic history—that every neg
ative bear a date. Let Kodak keep the dates.
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Eastman Kodak agents for Skagway
W. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Bunting, Mr. and Mrs. Gault
and their children, Philip, Katn
erine aud Ed'wln. This was a ve
ry h.apt>y ©vent and the children
bad an opportunity to get acquain
ted with their teacher, Mrs. Bow
man, who is teaching in the Prim
ary; grade and arrived in town
recently. .
The women's Church Auxiliary
met in business and social ession
on Friday afternoon with Mrs. L.
A. Harrison in lier pretty home on
Fourth avenue. Mrs. Harrison
wag assisted' in receiving and serv
ing a dainty luncheon by her mo
ther, Mrs. Sarah Shorthill and her
daughter, Miss Nora Harrison.
With his usual thoughtful ness,
Mr. W. B. Close has remembeivd
his friends in Skaguay by sending
them copies of "Explaining the
Britisher" by Fredric William Wile
The sub title is "An American's
view of Britain's War Effort and i
Ways." The book is written in a j
breezyz newspaper style and' is full j
of truth in regard to the work ]
done by Great Britain in the world's |
war and hag much merit, but it is
far from a classic as to language
Perhaps the writer thinka that the
average American can better com
prehend the half glangy, rather
familiar style rather than a more el- ^
egant wording. However, if It
carri^f the thought to the masses |
it la probably all the author desired-j
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Famous Gifts to the Public.
Several of the most highly admired
buildings and most imposing ruins in
Rome are actually gifts made to the
public by ancient citizens. Out of
them all I may cite the Pantheon, that
marvelous Pantheon, which we all
still admire in the heart of Home, the I
monument which stands deathless
while the stream of ages flows by.
This was constructed by Agrippn, the
friend of Augustus, at his own espense
and can be compared In this respect I
to Carnegie trail in New York. Agrljv '
pa built the Pantheon from the sunie
notions of civic zeal that impelled
Carnegie to endow New York with his
great hall. And the two monuments
built by the personal munificence of
two ultrawealthy citizens, with an In-,
terval of 20 centuries between them, j
express the same desire to extend to j
the whole people a share in the en- j
Joyment of the donor's private fortune, j
B. 0. Forbes, In Boston News ***»
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Pioneer Dairy
H. F. HEEMAN, Prop.
THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The largest a*d beat corn
ducted dairy la Alaska.
Dally ijilpment* of pur«
milk aad cream to all portat
ci White <P<i£g k. Tukom
Routs,
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SAME OLD WISH T?7! )
Sirs. Henpeck (during the quarrel)—
Oh! I wish I had been born a man.
Mr. Henpeck—So do I.
PROPER MAXIM
"Yes, I'm going on the stage. I hope
to play Juliet."
"Well, think twice before you act
once."
A PATIENT MAN
Cholly—You told me over an hour
igo that your sister was In.
Willie—So she was, but she went
jut with another fellow a while ago.
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During influenza epidemics spray
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but the point Is—do ttvy eradicate Dan
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Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. I,
meets every second sadl
fourth Tuesday ©vetting
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlsit
lac brotLers cordially welcome.
L, S. Keller, Arctic Chief.
James L. Stewnrt, .Arctic Roc Older.
P. & A. M.
Wlilte Pass Ledge P.
A. M. No. 113, meets 2d
and 4th Saturday evenXngs
of each month. Visiting
Brethren are welcome.
WILLIAM E. FEERO, W. M.
T. J. STAXDISH, Secretary.
B. • P. O. ELKS
Skagpw&y Lod*«
No. 431, B. T. O.
E. mee-ta erery.
Thundaj at 8:30
p. m. VlsltMj
brothers cordially welcome.
OSCAR SELMER, B. R
T. J. VAWDEWALL, Secretary.
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, No. 18«
meet Id A. B. Hall first Monday in)
every mont at 8:30 p. m.
Visiting Brother* coijtfiaUjr
eA«n<», 'I ''P Hi
CHAS. BROCKMILLER, Pre*
J. C. PHELPS, S®cy. fcj {
Fraternal (Met
Eagles—
Skagway Aerlo,
No. 23, Prater*
naj Otder of
Eixwa meet tn© rirsi ana uura
Wednesday night of each moot# «t
thwir ball on Fifth Avenue. Vtait
Id« brothers cordially Invited to
attend I t
M. E. Rogers, W, P.
J. M. Qriesbacli, Secret***
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