Those '-flying
Glasses
By
PESCY L. "£BY
> by McClure N. *>; . .-r Syndic*!*
Mrrh c .••ti
All Ih-t-r-n'J
ii„: » 1
of of tnc
tat j otTony Dorten»
Sr.bina Dortero Executrix
42S. BROADWAW.
'Jo to iv ilrr' for your Ice IVi-ani
vf.-y. u.\ So c
T3i sKAOWAV
Pioneer Dairy
:» t. "iJLSMJi. 5*fO|».
i,: iw\m m pci
asd Ik*1 oof
i. -vt.i .alrj ;■ Ai.ia**.
put
tL'ilk *ud c;-an v.i *11 y<*a'
>Vuli« P.:a» .it Yukoa
Kr-ct*.
To Test ths K;sr:ng.
TV Tin-i witli normal li»*:.plnsr «in
I (tUiiu;ui>ii mi a ij'ilt-i n . iii (tic tick
j In.' of i! wateh hold iii ;ho liasitl.of iiii
| oilier ;vrsou ti\o foot away. A man
•
■■hii-umI mi To feel away. A train, if
I v.i;i nre fiiii" „• in n rom-ort r««-m, ii
I theater or si clilire!i. ilo you. when II»
! ttv iny In tin* w n!s ««f I he s|. iki-r, loan
I fnrwuril iu your scat in orilor to hoar
more clearly? If yml ilo. it Is a si-'ii
C at your I • .rin; is loss normal than
| ll <• r. of iieitee: anil I tic same
• »]<|>lli's, of eoui'so. to others «ho liinl
j It «titlicnlt to **alfit tin- word* whon
I sitting lu a nuiunil position. If you
arc i.'.lkir,.' to n person in the street
■
ly for every he may utter. Sueh
j a ]>metl«-e may have hoi-onie a habit
wiih you: ii shows, nt any rate, that
>our liearim: is not what ll oiiiilit to
p he. If your lienrln;( is not normal—
j see your iloeter at onee.
' S'tf'rti-ns of AYir;snt H.ier
; Pa-t:-,«»-!toi»«o. at Momom< Fronoe,
j is an aneii'iit .!wo!!:n; |iIkco whore
: hot - ,if fin. i• j■ itiihlc. or
j Stone v e-e fourvl. In the niuse
i u" ; Vm ■' ■ nre ■" . '• ions of
this :i'•»•!« r.t t„r. • .. whlrh jrive tin lm
l>r«-sioii ii ■ ^ere I i- 'sli orpn
: '
HIT ski I is •: ,-y nr.' eallo-I hy
I lie Ki:c!i«!:. • f'<-~ tin' Iv':"l' h li.iaie
for the ;'i ... s'tow, ho.v.i-.-r.
rheiliam ' i:iti--« of t' •' hones
VC
rhcv ::h"l »r 'i-i
rt. n PMti: > ' -r. which
ill. :"• I . h.-.vo '• I'l'iMI itl'ti' to
ulifi'. l! i; «* fitly known ns
:.f <1 .T:i 1*. ■ in.mu-l \v:;rp.
. 11•• v ■ • • 11 iinw t i iniiki>
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SA3Y
FOOD
"I can't always ask for what I want
but I let you know when I get
what I want."
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care of Mother, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that we can supply. Our
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that
Purity Is Essential
We have always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment. Careful mothers can do nothing
wiser »han to come here for baby foods, nurs
ing bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
long associated with the care of the baby.
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Sl<agwa\)'s Social Weel<
Mis» Rothmund, matron of lli« W.1
P. hospital, aji*l Miss Alta Utter,
left on Thursday for a trip to,
Atiln.
Ou ThurNiay Mr. and Mrs.'
Ilermaim Miller, and Mr. md Mr3 |
John G. Rlanchard went to AtliU
for a sightseeing trip.
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Mrs. P. J. Van dv> Wall a" j
htr sou Frauds arrived hom,..|
ou the l'rintvss Mary from :
extend'd visit in coast cMe*.
0—0—0
Clyde H. Roger3 returned hom«j
this week from a Business trip!
into the interior where ho went . j
traveling auditor for th° \V. P. and
V. K..
0—0—8
Howard Ashley, master mechan
ic c>f the AV. P. «hop®, Eric Tel
f-r and Robert Bowen, of the
\V. P. c'- rlcal force K't on Thurs
day for an outing to Atlln.
Mr". \\\ J. Mulvlhiil n:id her;
'wo children, Donald and GertrUd0
wont to Whitchorse la"t week tof
!Ve tho a-Yopianxs and 'ora visit |
with Mr. W. A. l»ucfc?tt.
Father Costclloe who lia» been
the pue®t of Father Edgar Gal-j
lant 'or tho pa*t several week3 wa j
? pa'senger on the City of Seattle
ou Ills way home near Portlands
Oregon.' a
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Among tUos- who went to Whit ■
horse to so1-' the airplanes were,I
Mi*. A. It. HilleryU and her three]
daugnU'rs, Helen, Jean and Virginia.]
,.!rs Clyde H. Rogers ami Jimmy I
licgef.
Mr. ami Mr». E. Callahan who I
Lavc bien iu town for a fort-1
nisht'3 visit with their son in]
law and daughter, Mr. and Mr3 j
John G. Blanahard left on 'ho Este
bc-tU for their homo at Chicago*f.
o—o—o
Mr. and Mrs. Harry MlH«r of Clii
cago arrived on th® Jeffer3OA anil
are on their way to Atlia whore.
Mr. sillier will engage In mini
with Charle3 Miller who has con
siderable Holding3 In the Atlin dis
trict.
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Mr3. John Scott was a dinner and
evening guest of Dr. and Mr3. L.
3 Keller on. Thursday. Mrs.
Si ivtt left on ■the Jefferson for
home in. Tacoma. While In
Skagway sho was a truest of the
Golden, Xoorth.
—o—*—u
Mr3. Richard O'Connell of Fort
Dodg*", Iowa and Ml43 Cora O'Con
lU'll of Kearney, N«b. who have
been th« house guest!l ©f Mr3.
Helen D. Lynch {or the past'twoj
months will bo passengers for
Homo on the, Sjiok&no.
e—o—o
Miss Mavls Hukill of the
Daily Alaskan fore" returned on
\Vednesday from a trip to Cowley
where sho went icr a short vaca
tional "lsit with her mother. AV'hil0
away Mi»s llnkill went to "\Vhite
horse to see the air crafts.
0-0- 0
When the air crafts pas^d over
Ska way ah the thickens i
town sought a plac" of refuge
thinking no doubts that hawk3
of that sUo should be feared
It wo3 with difficulty that «om>
of tha frishtoned fowl-K could bo
induced to come from their places
of hiding to be fPd for lh« night. ]
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The exodus of "summer Peo
ple'" and s few of SSlkagwny'
resident3 will begin the last
the pre^nt month. Among them
ar° tho families of W. C. Blan
chard V. I. Haltn, Martin Con
way, His3 Ellen Rogers, Fa'ber
v > p. —
Leo \Valsb, Owen Flynn, 1'u.ulin,.
ani Mary McCann and Henley Mu
ray.
0—o—o
On Saturday Mrs E. RoBoiVllel of
Cincinnati, Miss Loui»o Johnson.
Mrs. E<I»a B., Tabor, Mi®s Katli
erino Tabor or Chicago, Mr".
Clan-nc^, J. H'llman, Mr". Silas
Starr, Mr. Stuart Otteuhcimer, Mr.
Sidney Hcllman of Louisville, Ky.
\v«n-' dinner gu0st;i of .Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Guyer at their home
on Tenth avenuo and State
street Cm Sunday Mr. and Mrs Guy
and Mi'ir tbre<-' chitdren John, Ku:
and Rabcrt Joseph were nteruii:'.>'d
at dinner at the Pullen House by
»L;i party of friends.
1) U II
Mr". Ril('y, Stata Cointi-rul'T of
'ho Lady Maccabees from Port
land Oregon, arrived on the City
of Sea'tl" nnd is stopping at the
Golden North hotel. Mrs. Riley,
is in Skagway to reorganize the
order of Lady Maccabees and to
receive neu- members. This ordp
wn» at o'.it) tlrno very popular i..
Skagway but as members l' ft town
the order ceasi'df it3 meetings..
Tiitr0 are a number of n
hev-: still in good standing and
Hi >t is nn insurance lodse
"nc ii!>I b0 revived. Mrs. Ril(y "ill
fp^a1! at A. B. Hall this ev<
nlng at S o'clock and every woman
in Skagway i» requeued) t() be Pr""
*«nt. Mrs. Riley is accompanied
b> her daughter Miss Eileen Riley.
Mi89 Bes-le Con\vay and her brot
or Jack cnUr'aincd a group of th' tr
friends on W®dnesday eVei'ing by
giviug a dancing and our;! party
The young people were c'.'ai'erotied
by Mrs. K. II. Owen while Mr--'.
Conway wa3 absent during Hie
early part of the evo liil® at
tending the card party given by
Mr*, hyn.h. After cards an.! dale
ingg a dcllciou3 repa*1 was *er>*
The house was lavishly dock d
in mid-summer flowers and the
young people had a very enjoy: bl
time. Tho*e present were; The
Mi*se-S Ellen Rogt-r*. Floris,
ClarK, Vivian Talbot Evangel!-®
Rasmuson, Nancy Lynch, Kathar
ine Ilahu and the hostess. I5« "si,.
Conway; M'ssr3, Fred ITlanrharl.
Karl Ilahu, Oharli0 'Wells, William
Riley. Stovo Ilgott, "Penny" .Muivi
Mil and the lio*t, Jack Conway.
Honoring Mrs. Richard O'Con
neli of Fort Dodge, Iowa and
.Mis8 Cora O'Comiell of Kearncy,
Neb. Mr3. Helen I). Lynch as'
sifted by AQss Ka'<= Lynch eauertain
od at cards on Wednesday evening
TIia rooms e tastefully di;Coi
Btod with swec-t peas a»*d aster-*.
Aft'V cards t|io guest* wore
served a tempting supper in the
dining room. Tho dining , table,
was centered by a beautiful col
lection of sweet pea,3 in :i
basket tied with bows of chiffon.
Those invited wei*e: Mesdatces V.
1 ifahn E. J. iShnw, Herman-i
Millar, Eric Telfer, E. II. Owen C.
C. Colo, a. J. McCann, Kenneth
Hanan. "P. H. Ganty, John G.
lilancliard, R. G. Henry, A. C.
-Blanchard Martin Conway, W.'J
Alulvlhill, Frank Suffecool E. A,
Hasmueon and W. A.' Prie".
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Sirs. Anna de Graff, onia of tli<
ri-itarkable pipneer women o]
tit® north, is la, Sau Francisco
in remarkable- Ilealtli, ;ui«l is get
ling ready to cuter the movie8 ii
certain parts to which she is
apted. jMrs. de Graff came to Yu
kon ill 1S92, and was in, F'-i
into and Circle before Klondiki
wa-» struck, and later in, Dawson
AVnitehOi-se, Shag-way and Juoaai
La^t May she nearly lost her life
T»-hen tho gas in lier room at tti
National hotel, 1139 Market Stree
blew out while; she was taking a na
fc-L ,i - .
Site was found by chance, and physj
*Ician» worked nearly all day to
restore her. Mrs. de Graff lias'beeH
engaged as a designer in a
large dressmaking establish ment,'and
dolus marvelous work. Her dAutjlv; r
or and grandcliild aro with Mr8. d
Graff.—Whiteho-se Star.
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CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sun jiv scrvkes will bo lield at 11:00
o'clocJi lii the mornlns In the'Church j
EdifiC Of Christian Science Society of I
.-nuiiiv? • curt tr .Main street and j
Fourtn locnue
Christian Scitnce Subect:—
MIND.
The Is cordially Invited
Sunder School at 12:00 m o'clock '
Wcdn.'saay evening service at 8:00
o'clock
KlKs r 1 'KKSB YTEIUAN CHURCH |
flev.K. L. Winterberger, B. D. |
Pastor
Morning V/orsh'p w'tli "c-rmon by |
'ho Minister, at 11:00 a. m.
Sunday school at 12:15.
Even'ng Worship at 7:30.
T'u) Minister will speak on
"V'hat Shall I Do With Jesus.?
If you are a Hranser 'n town
you aro certain to rocejve a cord'al
weIconie in the church, /your pre
sence at the Jlou»e of God will b'M
both an inspiration to yon and ajoyi
to u«. Come and Worsh'p w'tli us.
Wednesday evening Prayer and'
Praise service 7:30. j
sr. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass 10:30.
father Edgar Gallant.
Pull Gosid Mission.
Preaching Services.
Sunday 2:30 and 8 jr. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday S p. til.
Everyone urgently 'nvited.
W. H. Shoemaker.
T'-e Noisy Guesr.
""llllam Jennings Hryan said at his
brother's house in Mnonln:
I "It is splendid to sop the moil order
I I» :it I!'"V prevails at political ban
| qvi'ts. There -.\as considerable drunk
I enness at these banquets in the past.
I "At a political banquet one-evening
the chairman said to a rather noisy
I si."st:
I "'Excuse me, sir, but may I ask
jour nanu-V'
| " 'Morgan's me—hie—naine.' the
1 eiH'-t answered.
'"I mean your full name,' said the
i chairman.
I "The guest hiccoughed again.
"1 It's just the same,' he said, 'full
i or sober.'"
The Way It Works Out.
The Agent—Have you seen the new
I ordinance passed by the cit# council?"
j it forbids rent profiteering under pen
ally of a hundred-dollar flue.
I Tae Owner—Yep. I saw it Raise
the rent a hundred dollars on each
apartment, to pay the fines.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
j NcAice is hereby given, that th<
undersigned has be®n appointed Ad
; ministraior t>' the Estate of Slmou J
I Weitzman, deceased, by the Probato
'court for tho Territory of Alaska,
. sittiLg in probate at Haines, Alaska
ai J any and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
required to present them to me in
•the Town ot Haines, Alaska, with
[ the voucher lequirod by law'within
j six months from- the date o£ tho
, tir-st publication of thia notice.
| rated this 20th day of August,
19-0.
J. H. Chisel.
Administrator
| Ficst publication S—21, *20.
p Fl.-al publication S—IS, '20,
And Irv--', Very Irritable snd
Would Scratch. Cu'.ic;;* a lioais.
My little boy v/i:. hro!:^n out all
over his face and ".ops v/ith p::r.«
pxs. i *»c j.-i ju'-s were
- y '.c'.-'i
fu'Iy.c u rf him to be
come very ir'itable. He
woulJ scratch and make
ihem ' -•< i c;-J bis iace
"I used *i i co tamole I
of Luucuia ooap suu Uu"' ie» .. tnen
purchased cue c..*.« .. icura
and or 2 box* of Cu; cv.:; C ...trr.cr.t. I
iis^ i the Soap and Ointment every
ni^ht until he was crtirely heaki."
(Signed) Mrs. Edith Klincr, 1511 16th
St., Santa Monica, Calif., Aug. 4,1919.
Having cleared your ' !:in, keep it
healthy and clerr by U"T.g Cuticura
Soap for every-dsy tc*''*t purnof.es,
assisted by touches of Cuticura Oin'«
mer.t, row and then. as needed.
Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot
water. Touch pirnpl s fclackheado,
redness and itching, if any, with
Cuticura Ointment btfo«e bathing.
Dry and dast lightly • h Cu.icura
Talcum, a fasci. -*.ing frar ranee.
E*.cb Tm t* ?•!*'? V?-cs'i it-pnl:
"Ovtlcux*, Ltpt. «. " 1 i . v.-ywr.-i
Son 8S ■ l" 25«
P^CclktiK 1 ozp ibc. -C: wituout mug.
Tha GolJt-n North C:if° s
inly the |.crj that th? r..a.k,t
rords ani "cvitcs a tri::l
excellent soivicc and
■rve?
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i- gKAUWAVS
j- KKATKit.WA
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,tr. ti< UroltM i -
Carol) Sk'ifiwav Sii
mt'ets evtij *«;■!.») «
fourth
at 8:30 o'clock. Vis!.
Lju brottere cordiilly welcowr..
L. Si Keller, Arctic Cliief
J M Kb;LI.El;, Acting Arctic Director
A
F. & A. M.
V. Mtc l^'ss I- <1 e !•'.
A. M No. 11$, im t'ls
' V ' . . ouih month.
i;.ellir<Il aic wc
l>ar< McU< n.ild- W
r J •iTAKUISli. riecret"!
K. P. O. EJjKS
S * <> Lodgt
No. 431, H, P. <>.
Elks rnefts every
* Tbursdu} at S:0i>
P M
V's't-ng brothers cord!aily welcome
JOH.V GRASHAL, E f!
f J V4KDEWA.LL. socioi&r'v
l»ione«rs of Alaska Ijlo<», Xo- 12,
«cet le A. B. Hull first »lon<l*T In
averf roont »t 8:30 9. «n.
Visit in j Brother* co^lJallr »«1"
0 mo. J. C. PHELPS. S«cy.
Fraternal Order 01
Eagles—
Skagway Aerie, No 25,
Fraternal Order of
Eagles meet the Til's*
and tliirtl Wednesday nigni ui rau.
month at tlieir hall 011 Fifth Ave
aup. Visiting brothers cordially in
rlto ! to attend M. E. Rogers, W. I*.
J. It. tSriesbach. Secretary.
Nauiu' CJ-cpter ►"•■'o. 9, O. E. fc>.
in' ts in Musonic Ilall f|r8t and
tl rd Eri layt of each month at S
1'. M. VislUag; members welcome.
Kleifnco VandewaU Worthy
Ma'ron.
Virginia Suffcool. S-crotar)'.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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OR- L- S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Office Houro: 0-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
Alasxan Building — Broadway
SKAUWAY AL.\8KA
\V- B. STOUT
A'toraey At Law
Practlc# in all courts
In Territory of Alaska
H VINES ALASKA