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i Sabina Dortero Executrix
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Sitectlbe for The i>a! y A askar..
Swiss |
Mdck Goats;
For Sale
For Prices and term*
Call on or \\ rite to
LA. ADAMS !
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Haines, Alaska
Sore Throat, Golds
Quickly Relieved By Hamlin's
Wizard Pit
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a simptd
and effective treatment for soro
tr.roat and chest colds. Used as a
gargle for sore throat it brings quick
relief. Rubbed on the chest it will
oten loosen up s. hard, deep seated
cold in one nignt
Kow often sprains, bruises, cuts
ar.j burns occur in every family, as
well as little '.roubles like earache,
ti ::V_che, cold sores, canker sores,
stiff neck, and tired aching feet
Soo'h::ig, heiling Wizard Oil will al
ways bring quick relief.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or hare sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, JO
cents. Guaranteed.
FINISH cI'.nDA V DINNER
Willi PURE ICE CREaJ
Keller brothers tiro Bcrvlug
ieir unexcelled* ico Croam at
•lulr saa'tary fountain.
I) ,r!ts ntada t-;r Sunday d'a
i;r. i'aoiio 126.
Prevent raiiinv, Hair
i 'i C-v.. vrt\ shampoos
.
Jandru! . :u ■ ■ irritation ot the
■vJ itci • .S -lorninjj shampoo
t
! ^(P'CuticiMa Tci et T;-io*TW;
•-!. ? :r :tid hands
JS&*C*iicura . p shwc* without mug.
JtSaby says
"I can't always ask for u!. it I want
but I' let you know w hen I get
what I want."
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care of Mother, especially
when Mother is aide-J by the baby
necessities that we a a supply. Our
entire line o: baby goods is made
vp of the products of manufactur
ers w ho have long recognized that
Purity Is Essential
We have a! -ays used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment. Careful mothers can do nothing
«iscr than to come here for baby foods, nurs
inc bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
lonj associated \vi:h the care of the baby.
lor I
Keller l3ros. Drug Co.
: v? L;^v.n
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NUT TRZE3 FQ3 KO 3.VAY3
Walnuts Brinn Eiciit Hollars i t'uthel.
Says Witter »n Sue
nesticns fcr PUn.inj.
| M |-1»s. •'<>: . I «. «•!!■' ' ■ •""!
flT - I - ' "!"• ie'll
gtiv t<> imlni'i- :n lui'iiles in ;•in in
| trees of one >"I"I or .1 u->:!•«•:*. i (la
i-.-t i ;>rl • .? hiuiivjtys nr.
ui:>I»ev. ;•! Hy stn-li tns > as i
i a» .''wsstevm tjj t v tlit ni'nN'
ami : :• :■
niettilur or (1h> Air.-rlrnli Knre«irv ri
soeialton of Waslitiistun. in T:i"
Amerie.-.u <'i;y oa "N'ut Trees fur)
lifiails iiikI l'arks." Trns t*■ r rliy
ro.nis iintl park-'. tvirticularly in il>
larp'r cities, arc often enough wlwi
hj some nurseryman favorn! In tlw
jinliriivil powers that he. it ml the Mir- !
stvyican furnishes what tie \vi<iios to j
si:j i>Iy the uncritical purchaser. Tli"
time fin* tills sort of procedure is
pasjiii:?, nntl pti>|»!e a re hepiinltig to 1
| invn' • n on tin' sul'Jivf.
1 I'r.crrt■< in civilization uloiis this
I.no will luoan that ">v are jrra'lualb
fnrnish nnthim: hut hunches of tisvr
• which iu <lue ?oa-«n litter tiio kfhhih
ami nheii mvi pi up contain i •lliili; \
; VTV I i:i- 1; Ik - ■ - leaves to ho '
»V In ti e aiifmnrt. Cue I'f tny fr'e:i>ls j
In Win I* tolil me tieit in IMS In- re- ;
i ■ - :i i• iriI■ ilar'y enwl ftiti'L t'i"; 1
:i : »«f |! • trcw hore as man) 1
a-ii< ls to" I tie tree.
SZSTOW THOUGHT C;j G 'RDEN "
Tries, nnd Shrubs Is Not to Be
Rceommmdcd.
Tt.- : • ' nnv out try
I l«i\» should In- «if ir«'p< mi'! si-rubs.:
Kls»«V-J -IrtillM ' • lU'-o-aflons. j
T!i v ii'.iiv In1 thrown in frtvy ahoiti
'
nil" ! . vr '..I-:: -• :t : '!!«• a ' I'-'x"
ii: it i.n:i.;:it *. it «*«* ora ;.-t,if. !
Where t« plt.nt tlov. ■"< really '
istopf important il.an v!: t to p'unr
In front of . s. in the corner Ii>
ill- i*. apiiti*t the fomt'l;iti"n of
the residence i •• hothouse. ji'mis :: '
j fi-mv or walk—iho-v are t! <* place- J
[ fur Mowers. A • i';le p"ttl i' i ! Inn
j anil ; :t tw« - -wit I of f"i so I
.
! w or nf i' • • l:i'.vn. Too many llov.er
, in- i> a ]>!nco ovorcat'.Vv. Ti«> ttjt|e; ,
j paint • ,y «|miI1 tl:e«effo,t of a soo
I l.till'i'MA Tito decoration of n yard I
as • a liiiu«-'. ! t>e d;,lm\.
TIm- o'-:--n tu»r ■ ■•! yard may I e :
pi. tsin-, f t* ].1 iciiIw'ititnsSv-flfomt .1
I javl may be a niM^'ory or a f->re«*. * |
I little eolor ppatr "• 1 in hero roe' ther- ;
I pt; - t! •• tit -ii t" •' o ' 'e'tir". A i! >si> ]
■ of c. i >r gives spirit : »l ihnrai or t'
I the hroofc or poll,I. to til,. Ic-'lce of .
rooks, to the i.!'! ,s|ntnp or to tin
I pilo of rubbish.
j Africa i a* been hard hit by tlio
i iitjrli r. - » »f liv'nr. whore Hie price of
TJio-'o fi-!!mv« ran «Iioot till lite rort
els ar the moon tiiat tlii'.v want to,
I'M i" y'H t' 1 iliiti ii in' easy mark. ,
V.'itli potatoes a dollar a bite one :
can iiaa'.'li someUitns bettor than I
pan>:es to *_i" v.- iii tills year's window
box s.
6150 Kt"srardcS130
• Thr» rcadrra of lh!s riper ti*!H be
plen; i tr> j -rn that th j is r.t lets*
boor; ,-ii'lc to rare ■ ' o.i u. r ■. os nnd
t
lnil'.'onred l)v cr>- -r-1 rmsl':(r->»
rtquirta cjn«;Ituti«' i a. Ha.i's
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: •c i •- • ; :•! cpn
fritl': .
w/<•!{. Ti '• pre r> « t' v,» jo rnftcli
faitn In ... . if Halt's
Ci'Wlrt " " • - •
Hur v J I ■'} :i ! ij
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C' .a in .a by is.l ii *su,: . Mt.
v . — AdTdrtlsfunent.
TRAGEDY ITJ INCREASED GIRTH
f.lnn May Smile nt His fJotun 'ity, bui
to Woman It Is a Mali-r
of Terror.
A f:il man Is usually n Jolly sort ff
an ii i.\ lUml wl.ii accepts tin? >voriti
• - tlic siiims sort of a Joke lis tin- worm
"i•- i! - him Clrth imij wonj a nun
<kfii>inii:;lly because It Is an anno;
i: I.ut villi tli- tiiml in woman h
• i'- s i 'I 'it I fa r.-ily. As pin lefans—
r y 'vi'iilil t:iIk freely—can i M yi.:i
It is .1 worry i> li.- in Unit fi. ■Iius.ii.t
l< to iiiin il I'criltli, liisallilj or tlit
giave. llif Xt-iv York Sun says
It i possible for a man to ""w fiit
-r. • 11.'.v. ai he cun m. - n'li'
. slim riinti't for trains give up
_.ilf i:;nl s|H'inl most of hi- lime in
i !. .his pusi's. Ills lallor ran easily
■liittitnir iaio well knmvti
•pfr-.i linos.
Tie < :iof the woman Is >li'Teren'.
jsl.ion Minis Iter as wltli a chain.
Tl.'To arc no <:yl >ii frocks f.ir smut
woi : n. Tin- fnsliion calls for slim lis
> !•••» • ' 'I 'i iriililcs. Waists anil hips !
are i f.on There arc no slii'vos capi;
!• of i iiiiri .ilhi^ overtloslii'il iino.s. |
M i i :m adapt Ills clothe* to Irs ftg-I
nre, I'm won:nn must lolapt her tiuurt |
. il • . '.-ill's or i'l-v shamelessly ii.i j
:: it ili:'! she cannot wear wiiat Is
fashionable.
It was nut always so. In a not I if i
generation tin* stout woman Imil a
wt'llilctiiivi] place — the "ilow aget
ty;" ," it was sometimes cnl'eil. Tl..'
w ■ a m1..i ii.'1 the licst biscuits anil
•. 1 the most savory chicken w*i
al ■ s a rotuiul sort of person win' j
n< : In-'isl II when people en mo mi
ex) ■ ti By around at dinner time. Rb»
wrs tiie o: e ehllilren llocfcotl to for
syuipalV .'.'Hi the ' ae who M'.'lni'il to
iii. r.i" world brighter whe.wcr she
wlilt.
KJTL'JENCE IN :APA\ESE AR'i
Sirti Mr'- ve Pri'cnt in Every Crea
tion, With Its Exquisite Form,
Color and Motion.
I' !i."ji*! n<> nation so closely lives
In l ::i <ii licit liiril lover W. 11
11 -. IIn .-t far :is it feathered fit I
r.etts : iv conecnicd, as the .fa panose
!i. ■ itr; i . tlie Isiatu) kinudnin Hit*
1 i- :-lt.u>«l snprem;. Nnl
: -Hi e jt> i .'lures which arc I• ii*<I nio
ti-. • l.nt ihroudimit their art. to
« v. • realt i ii true*, these motives
iir" |>ri'M>iit. even when they do inn
tav. The ii;p anil recovery, the
;!t I t. the alii;htinK. every mo
timi rf the 1. i*i*ifit] airy creatures
It- s inspired in Japanese art its exout
:te tiov. titf line. In decorative art
the fiinn. color and motion of hint*
eo':t:v ;'e even nu>re.
.1 n .1 "unils lii hlr«l life, of Inter
est to tin' people ns to tlie nrlls's
while to Bportsmco it Is a delectable
country. The empire stretches Its
leiiL 'i of island? nortli and south, and
the fur. ^is give si -Iter to many vari
i" • - i*t ft i;r looted wild In :isis, j|.
cludiiu: big jsitne, tthlctvaunut s|Hirt
meit I ; £| HM I 'he world, hut II.1
bird wild i< ilte Inost various and
attractive.—New Vork Sun and llti
aid.
Peculiar Mud Geyssre.
T' • i-.i'l _;-ers of tin. Sit lion sen.
Cali '■ irii:ti, c::me into existence ivceiu
ly, : m| ri.vi'r a little inure thie twe
m. s. Ti.i y are so-called mini vo'ni
li(i s and are \.uln.i- steed cuhlions <»'
hot mud.
Son ;■ of them first appear as small
springs and others develop with loud
expli - ' tis which tear holes ni the
earth ' iitti four to 1«:i feet wi.le aim
to a depth of ten to twelve feel.
s .hi se i is about 2'1" feet h'to-.v
the level of the si<a. and until a few
years a::o was dry. Kroni lil'l to If'rt!
water was diverted into the hnsin by
the Irrigation eanal from the Colorado
river, and it became a hike.
Since the stopping of tlie (low of
w:it ■ in ii tiie lake it has been rap'dly
sitiki jr. p.tid tlie mud seysers have re
nppe.itvd in tlte same vlc'nlty in whic»!
they evsted before the lake's forma
tien.
The geysers nre supposed to he or
n'rompiinimi nt of rartluitiakes.—'Kan
sas t'ii.v Star.
Appreciation of the Points.
In this country the chief and practi
cally only interest in ti e potato today
Is as a vegetable for the table. We
are sreaily surpassed in this use b>
Ktirime. and (ioruinny In particular.
In th^t land the a vera re mutual per
capita con sumption was seven bushels
In normal tie-es, while otp- c\< n was
two and a half. Th > I.i-r cast
ern th iiiaay aie 17 bus-bels per an
num. Tiic other European countries
are, as a rule, fur above us .".ml the
mot or ntany nn iristitnan is stun to
he potatoes and spring water—for
breakfast, dinner and supper. In ad
dition to this direct consumption uses
of the potato largely unknown to
Uncle Stttn are for flour starch, dex
trine, glucose and alcohol.
Birch's Many Uses.
No tree Is more useful to man than
the blrche*—the red hlreh of the
South, whose seeds fall Into the mm]
in low waters and germinate to hold
hack the witters of the streams from
tearing away the hanks; the yellow
hlreh, like that" which Burroughs
"shaved liy lire;" the hlaek hlreh, so
useful for its heniitlful wood; ilie
cherry l-irrh, of the same wonderful
loveliness :>nd whose inner hark give^
the essential oil of wintergreon and
the peculiar perfume to what we call
"Russia leather:" the popular-leaved
hlreh of which Lowell writes so beau
tifully, and the canoe birch.—N'evv
York Times.
Weil-Kept Lawns in East.
Persons traveling through the ritle<
nnd villages of Connection! find other
New England states often comment on
the beautiful lawns there, the okia
hoinnn remarks. lOvon out in the coun
try lite yards are covered with a flue
growth of grass, well watered and
neatly trimmed.
It Is said New Englnnders nre so
careful with their lawns that they will
not use rakes in gathering (lie cut
grass after a mower goes over It. In
stead they sweep the cut grass away.
They assert that rakes tear the roots
of the grass and otherwise damage It.
hamous rcnrsyivani<i ^n;,
In the belfry of the ancient court
house lit York. Pa.. hung » bell given
by Oueen Anne to St. John's Kplsmpnl
church. Tills bell was rune when the
Declaration of Independence was
signed, when Coriiwallls anil Burgoyne
surrendered mid when Washington
|i:i>si il through York. The bell Is now
on view In the vestibule of Si. John's
church. In the Presbyterian cemetery
Iii Yrrk Is loiri-d .1 rimes Smith, n
signer of the Declaration of Independ
ence and captain of the first military
company organized in Pennsylvania to
tight <!reut Britain.
Faith Before Doubt.
As a general thing, the reason a
man thinks lie's having a good time
•vhen he is spending a lot of money Is
hecan-v lie knows he will doubt it next
day.—Pallas News.
An Average Man.
"Wlint Is yimr idea of the average
man?" "In r. city lie's a fellow wfio's
always wail': g for liie raise that never
•omes; lakes iiis meals o(T the arm
of a ehair until he gels married and
after that eats In the kitchen with
his coat oiT; never spends mure than
Ml cents on amusements in one day.
until after he's married, and then
never spends -more than a quarter,
nti whenever there's h street parade
IC'i.Mwn lie's always somewhere
-long the line of march."—Birming
ham Age-Herald.
Some city people seem to think that
because a farmer works in an open
tlcld he has no overhead expense.
.Mr. and Mr3. J. H. Holmes aid
Mr. and Mra Howard Watk!n* ar
rived 'n Skagway Sunday afternoon
on the cruiser F0S3 Xuinber
6 which tuey have under charter
from the Foss Tug and Bargo Co
of Seattle.
Mr. Holme" % a largo lumber
manufacturer of Eureic CWfornla,.
but l'ves in Sati Franclsco and
Mr. Watkini is a banker In Klag
man. Arizona. Th« party have,
been on the cruiso sine® July
tenth and left th's morning for
Atl'n where they will spend a fe^
days.
Mr. Holmes I3 a "gud«" Elk
and belongs to Eureka lodge.
London, Monday —The for'resa,
Btx:-stlitovRk, made famous by the
treaty made there with the Germans
and one cf the Pol|sh. frontier,
strongholds, Is reported to have. oeen
captured by the Russian®. BreUi
tov«k Is 110 m'les East of Waraw.
Wash'ngtor, Monday — General
Pe^hing has under consideration the
presidency of an, Ohio o'l concern.
The company i3 control 1^1 by form
er Brigad'er General Cha3 Gates.
Dawes, President of the Central
Trust Co of Chicago, aiul th°
otffer to General PVrshingi caw,
thru Mr. Dawe®.
—T7." mi, ~
OIICE OF SNETILEKENT OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
rn ho Court of the Commissioner
Cox the Territory of Alaflkat
Div^ion No. 1. befor« the Hon. J.
J. P. Warcl* Ex—Offico Prooato
Jud^e sjtt'ng in Pro bat®, at 3kag
way, Prec'Lct
In the mailer of the Estates of
Ant' l io Dort"ro, Deceased.
No'-lce Is H°roby Clvea, that Sab
lua IJortoro. the Executrix of the
above entitled estates has rendered,
pre*?ated and fled in, the above en
titled court, fcer flnal account of
her executorship of ®ald e'tat8;
and th® hearing of the name ha«
been f'sed by Ba'd court for the 18
th, da> of September, 1920, at 10
o'clook in th» forenoon of said
day. at th0 Un'ted State3 Court
Hou3fe ia SkagTvay, Alaska.
All person# Interested 'n Ba'd
estate may, if they aoo fit, f'le'any
objections they may have to Ba'd
final account, and to show causa
If aay they have, why said ftna
account should no1 be allowed.
Jo soph J. War
Commissioner ud Ex-offc'o.
Probate Judgp»
F'r*t publication July 17th.
Fln.il punlisation Aug, 14th.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To got the genuine, call for full
nam LAXATIVE BROMO QUININ
TaMels- Look for signature of E- W
ijRO\'E Cures a Cold iu One
0ay. 30 c
{.*«** + + * + *** + + «
* SKAGWAY'S +
* FltATERNAl, ORDERS *
***************
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meet® everj second and
fourth Tuesday ereolng
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlslc
broU.w» cordially welcome,
b. 8. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J Jl KliU.ER, Acting Arctic Director
F. & M.
White Pass Li>dne F. «
A. M. No. 113, meeta 2d
V x y ami -t i it Saiimlnr eveniug
of e»ih month. Visiting
Liieiimu are welcome.
Dan McDonald- W. M
r. ; STAND1SH, Secretary.
B. P. O. fcXKH
3kagw»j Lodg«
No. 431, a. P. O.
Elks meets every
Thursday at 8:00
AitrjV p u
Vs't'n^ Brothers cord^Hy welcome
JOH.Y GRASHAL, E R
r. j VA*IDEWALL, secretary
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, No. 12,
Bret la- A. K. Hall first Monday in
every moiit at 8:80 f. m.
Visiting Brotho-a cwdMlr «cl
o m*. J. 0. PHELPS, S«cy.
Fraternal Ordei- ol
Eagles—
SUagway Aerie, No 25,
Fraternal Order ol
_ Eagles meet the first
and third Wednesday night of each
month at tlielr hall on Fifth Ave
sue. Visiting brothers cordially In
vite ! to attend M. E. Rogers, W. P.
4. Jt_. (irieshach, Secretary.
Xtioni1 Ci-i'Pter Xo. 9, 0. B. S.
in' ts ji! Masonic Iiall flrst and
tl rd FrHay8 of each month at S
I'. JI. Visiting members welcome.
Kioicnoo Vandewa!! Worthy
Matron.
Virginia Suffecool- Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
i)R- L- S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Office Hours: 8-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
A'sekan Building — Broadway
SKA 0 WAY ALaSKA
W- B. STOUT
A ' I o r a e y . At L a w
Practlc# la all courts
In Territory ol Al»aia
HAlNES ALASKA,