l\ THE !
CLANCY
: KIDS
[• Buddie Thought He Was
a Whistle
By PERCY L. CROSBY
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Go to K> Ilsr* for your Ico Cream
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BLOOD POISONING
Hamlin's Wzard Oila Safe First Aid Treatment
How often lockjaw and blcod
poisoning result from the neglect
<>t a slight scratch or little cut! Ham
lin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effec
tive first aid treatment It is a pow
erful antiseptic and sjiould be ap
plied immediately to wounds of this
kind to prevent danger of infection.
It i« soothing and healing and
quickly drives out pain and inflam
mation in cases of sprains, bruises,
cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as
reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet,
cold sores, car.ker sores, earache and
toothache.
Get it from druggists for 30 centl.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or hare sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
\\ hips, pleasant little pink pills, 34
ccnts. Guaranteed.
FINISH 31WDAY DINNER
W17H PURE ICE CriEAl
Keile* .brothers nro serving
thdr unexcelk-d* Ico Cro.-.ui at
their san'tary fountain.
De!l trie* znatlj (>;r Sunday dta
ucr. Phoue 120.
i 3o Refreshing
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heavy
delicate, l.i t .
tl:c skin $vvi*c! a..
wCu!icura"
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relief to sun
ii. overcomes
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A I rio-"3SC ;
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healthy.
TheSodp atTT d Talcnm 25c e^ch
everywhere F • ' of each free ad
dress: uCulicua.Dnpt.^T..MtI(lcn,Majti."
Baby Says
"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 j
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that j
Parity Is Essential
We have always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment. Careful mothers can do nothing
wiser than to come here for baby foods, rrurs
ine bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
lone associated with tho care of the baby.
tor l i
Everything Baby Needs
' TTX _ -T *SLKStr "•--S4r—
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Sl<agwa\)'s Social Weel(
.Mrs. Clyde H. Uo.?ers Went to
\V!iit""liors<" oil Saturday of la't
w>,.k- and r tunnd »u Tuesday.
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Mr8, A. C. r.lani-hard^ Is • at
homo again aft'T several days ill
ues* i:i tli(> AV. P. liospltal.
Don't fors' to the Elk"' Dine- on
September Wo Time. TJi Feed
lli.j: JIuic aal Fun.
Come and »e<\
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Mr". Wint'rberger and Donald
wife and Mil of the Reverend I'.
L. WiiiterUrger are at horn" again
ivft>'r a li>n,< visit in tlie Stat'".
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l)r. \V. (i. ijabie ha* Had th«
J'uriiiiut>- in liis former Ska-rway
r»siileiie ■ "hipped to Seattle and
the. hull",, is now for "ale or'rat. ;
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Mrs. (1 >r. i Ka'er «>f Juneau a"i
li'r two danshtu-s, E»ther au.i
Kliza:> tli. Wiie round trip pa'Sens
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Miss Mavis llukill of the Daily
Alaskan fori'e left on ih-- train to
day for' a \*sit with her mother at
Co« 1 y and will return* on Tuesda*'.
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Mr. a: d Mr'. I--. R. Carson of .
F■ sro w Im lir... i> i ia S .axway,
for a \l-lt wi.:• frie. ds an I r'hi
lives will leave for hoaieoa'th0 list
of llie pre-Mit litem!;.
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Mr". K. J. Via <t Wall and her
son. Kran-.i-\, who ha-4 l\>ei j
vi ilin. in tc .ist < it'o< for a!»>ut tw !
months will leave for S^at'le for
iiun.e I till '< y.
o—o—o
John K'T'aIu who ha5 h**n tl.o
juest of hi5 brother in law and
-ister Mr. and Mrs. J. M 'Caan
I- ft for lil-> home in Montreal Can'
ida, on the- Princes" Allc*'.
Mr. and .Mrs. Edward H<.-Btn<>rs
i :d 'h< ir family of bright in
teresting children w-re passor.-er
soutli on th« l'rimiss AlU"' on Mul
way to Norway where th''y v.ill re'
sido in the future.
Jlf. ami Mrs. i:. H. Carson a'ul
Mr. and Mr". Mark I'll >lps with
their little son, BiUie, went to Lewis
l.i1 <■ i! :ir Mlnto on S:itarJttJ" last
.
I«»rt a ;>! s.m outiii;:.
Tliprc will l>o a il iac> toni?Ht at
W. P. A. Clut> to which »U aro
ltid<!-n. A s-ord tlm? I* assured.'
ISiere will bi iK'v.'aud novel f?at;
ur.'s introduod ia tlio inusic.
i ml everything will bo in r«a'lij
ir -s for "n . \e !1< nt time. j
o—o—e
•Mr. and Mr\ Alt Scott cam,. to!
Skasrway from t'arcross on sundry
last to 1>C. with Mr. Scott's brother|
John, who is la the W. 1'. hospital, i
Sir. Scott r turn- d horn"'on Thurs,
day, but Mr". Scott will remain for
a few days longer.
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Cnp':;in K' Inn a't j Mr*. K'hOe.!
-f Uui.-.'s j" . Mrs. Ka*er and horj
two dan?lit ;s, E iher and Elizabeth
of J«i:<au wit dinner guest- C Fathl
rr Ed-sar Gallant on Tup»;ftiy |
There wwr® also present Fatlicn
Walsh and tr.tli- r Cost' !!oc who ar |
honsc gluts 0f Father Gallant.
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Mrs. Aloert Mount »=»i»ont lastS) I
Thursday with Mr". Thomas Runni
alls bein,j a pas8en.?or on 'he i'rin I
cess Alice. .Air-. Mount was a!
classmate of Mrs. Ilunnnll" at'GoOd
Samaritan Hospi'."l and ^radiiat.^
la 1911. Mrs. Mount ip now in,
ch.irifo of the Washington Stat-.
Agricultural collie Ilofri'itai.
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Dr. U. M. Bonar a promin<vit phy
KIciati of Santa Ro*a, Oal. and
his da.usht°r. Mis- -Man-, are J
Fiaht seeing ill, th'-' north. Thpy r° I
t'-lni<>d Friday from a trip to
Atlin, Wliiulw.rsi' and Carero*" a.j
.ire now guests of Uf I'ullii
llou"*- unlit tin' sailing of l.ho City
of S.'iittl, -• I r. Honnr .nm Ills
il:<-u-^lit r wnt 'a iT!i ;i part" of
hi'-i'.ls to itciviT glider totfciv.
I.i Tacr.ins oil July 111, .Mis*
l«*ior> »<•»; ct>i»i>'r iva» married to
A.r. Kilwia l-'riodfiit'nal. 'rills' it.m
.. i 1 I).? of intere-H 10 Un»*e who
ku v- Hi. giouu; in year" gon'- by
wlr.i li ■ li'Vil in Skagway with.
I.i- parent-" Mr. and Mrs. H.-nry |
: i • 1ml. "Dddie" FrioJent'ial
ivu* l.orn i:i Skagway ami lived
ir'rf- until lie w ilt elsewhere too
v ;; ' iiii'loym<^it. H« now lives at
Auburn. Washington.
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On. AuguH io, Air. \V. A. Pries j
was very agreeably surpri^-d by
liis friend" who gathered at hisi
homo to celebrato his birthday.
Thero werw present Father Eilgari
Gallant, Fa.li'r Leo Walsh, Mr.
and Mrs. A J. MoCatin, Mrs. Kich |
nrd O'Connell, Mr3. Helen D
Lynch, Judge and Mr". E. A. Rasj
iijUson, Sill Cora O'Connell. Mr |
John Kerwin, the honored guest- Mr
W. A. Pries and Mrs. I'rie*.
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On Saturday Mr". Helen 1). Lynch |
Mr', Richard O'Connell, Mr*. Cora,'
O'Comi'll the Reverend K. L..
Winterh rg»r and Maj Gotwals chief
of th" Ala^kf- Road Commi-sio |
were dinner guest" of Judg(. and!
Mrs. E. A. Rasniu-'on.
Mrs. Helen D. Lvncih, .Mrs. Rich
ard O'Comiill and Misa Cora o'!
Council wcro dinner gu»uts of
Mr. and Mr". \V. A. Prl"s on Mo |
day the occasion Deing Mr. t'rii-s'
birthday.
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The following •innounc'ment'lLas
D'/ert received in Sfcagway. Mr
am, Mr". Harold Louis Cogswell an
nounce t!io biith of their "on, Harol j
Kirn.fe on August 1, 1920.
Both parvnts are well known in
Skagway, The mother as Gladys
Klrmse lived hero nearly all hor
life until fct-r nnrriage to Harold
Cogswell. Mrs. Cogswell is the
(he daughter of the late H. D.
Kirrn^e and Mr. Cogswell is 'a
nephew oof Dr. L. S. Keller anJ
John M. Keller.
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There nas a fiao di£play of rain |
bows on the west mountain* on'Frt
day morning. There were sovcr>|
ol bis bows and so many little'
ones that otio could nut count th« m
Every timo that the gun pierced
the mist, a flock of little rain
hows became evident and 8<ieiu<"d to
chase each othcr among the trees,
and rocks. The largest bow was
n°ar tho east end of the mount
««ia beyond Rurro creek. Another
not quite «o largo but with a d^cid
ed curve was just neros the'point
on tho «ny to Pyea. Always'whe
there is a light fall of rain with
bursts of sunhlne eirly in tho
morning, one can have this b»"auti
ful pleasure.
On Friday, August 13, Mrs.!
Ifar i> t r>. Pull'-n celeDra't d litr
birthday by Inviting a fijw friend"j
to join the family at dinner a< I
the i'ullen House. The table was
appropriately decked with b auti'iil
flower8 and a hug,, cake with
the icquisitc number 'o! can.ll-s,
was the ceuterploce. ACter the
candle5 had been 11, t«'d which >vas
done by Mrs. Royal R. l*ullen and
Miss Mary Pullen, "Buster" and
John I'ullon mr.di> a wish aflid
then blew out the candle". Joh
carried off Lonirs by getting his
half 'xtingutffhed first. Mrs. Harr'
l^t Pulleii tnen cut tne cake and
a generous slice was given, each
guest of tho hotel. From several
hotel guests A*r', Pullen received
:i beautiful •pktup', an exquisite
»eas<\ape. Several other sifts,
were presented by friends and rol
ati\-<_-s. Tho fruits from out oi
town who presented tlve picture wir :
Mr». s. M. Ros°nstt-il and Miss
.Mario Louise Johnsoi!, C.nclitnatU.,
Oliio; Mr.sjtuart Ottenheimer, Mr.
Sidney L. Ilelluian, Mrs. S. /,
Starr and Mrs. C. .1. Hellnian o
Loui»vill«\ Ky. Mrs. ICdna B. Tabor
and Miss Katberine Tabor of Chic
BO, III.
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Ou Saturday, August 9tli, Mr*.
Eric Telfcr entortaiaed a nuinb'r
of her frkiula -with their infant sons
and daughter" in honor of her
little daughter, W'imiifrcd's firs;,
birthday. Little WinnKreil welcom
til each and every guest with a
haipi*- smile und wtr'a tjify de
I.art' il she waved farewell with «
very plainly spoken "By by"
Tlio afternoono was sp(.nt in dis
cussing the wonderful ways of ba
i'-s and in h<-r h®art «ach mother
thought an J "till thinks that her
own particular infant is the priz''
production. A long table was
set and Mi-"s Winnifred sat in stat'
at the he;ld. in a high cl.uir whil'
the rest sat in low chairs on eithe.
side of the small hOste*s. The'tabl:
ur'ium olossoms and a Lig Dlrthdciy
tlum blossoms and a iff birthday
cake with its one solitary candli
gracd the center of the board.
Tho'o present wer: Mrs. Royal II
I'ulh'n and her nephew, John I'ulloii
Mrs. r„. H. Johnston, and her littl*
daughter, B'-'rryl; Mr*. George Black
qnd her daughter Adnata, Mrs. e
H. Owen and her aon, Jack;: Mrs
R. 0. Henry and her grand'on.
Dick Owen .Mrs. A. J. McCann
and, her daughter, Claire; Mr". L.
0. Gault ind her daughter, Esther
Eliza oeth; Mr*. Con.vay who had
In charge Virginia and Billy Cole;
Mr'.John M. Keller and lvr daugh
ter, Shirley; Mrs. G. J. Farwell
j^d her little "on Tat (Well*) tlv
hostess an-' the honors guest
Miss W'lnnifred.
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CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Suniav scrvlies will be held at 11:00
o'clock the morning- In the'Church
KUjfic-J if Christian Science SocletS' of
v.- curi er Jlaln street and
I'ourth iii tiani
Cliris'i-'U' Scitnce Subect:—
COITL.
The jr-bl'c Is cordially Invited
Sundnv School at 12:00 m o'clock
Wed'i.'S'iay evening service at 8:00
o'clock
I'lKST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Itev.li. L.. Wiiiterberger, B. D.
Pastor..
Sunday Morning se.-'icc at 11
o'clock. i
The minister will preach on, "Is
aiah's Vision and Consecration.
Sunday school at 12:15.
If you ai-o a stransc-r J in town
you aro certain to receive a cord'al
welcome a.c the church, /}*our pre
sence at the House of God wl!i t»e
both an inspiration to you and a joy
to u'i. Coma and \Vorch'p w'th us.
Evening \Vcrshlp at 7:30.
The Topic is; "First Command of
ST. 3(ARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
3-?0 Holy Commun'on
10-30 ila^ and Sermon
Donr,r"c'1on immediately after
■"ocouu Ma9S.
Xo evening Devotion3 during the
summer months.
Father Edgar Gallant.
Full Go"fcl Mission.
Preaching Sarvioes.
Sunday 2:30 and. 8 p.m.
Prayer meeting Thursday j 8 p. m.
Everyone urgently Invited. . {
W. H. Shoemaker.
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nuiiut ur aci'iti'Liu u iii-kl
ACCOUNT
fa be Court of the Commissioner
Cor the Territory of Alaska,,
j Division No. 1> before th? Hon. J.
J. F. Ward' Ex—Offlco Prooote
JuiUe -IH'ns 'n Probate, at SkaS
way. Prec'Ltt.
In the master of 'ho Estates or
Ant i io Dort' ro. Deceased.
! No"ce Is Hereby Given, that Sib
t;ia Dortero, the Executrix of the
above entitled estates ba» rendered,
predated and Med In the above en
titled court, her foal account of
her executorship of "aid e3tat8;
and the hearing of the same la»
been f'xed by sa!d court for tli<> 16
th, «Ja> of £<ptcmbcr, 1920. at lo
! o'clock 'n the forenoon of said
j day, at the United S'ate3 Cour»
lIou9fe In Skc^way, Alaska.
All person" 'nterested 'n "a'd
j e'tate may, If they see fit. Me'any
I objections th'-y may have to *a'd
i final account, and to show can8"
If any they have, why "a'd f'r.a
account should no1 be allowed.
Jo»eph J. War
Commissioner and Ex-offMo.
Probate Juds1'.
| I''ir-"t publicat:on July 17th.
|F!n.O publication Aug, l it''.
Only On#"IJROMO QtlM.M
To pc*'- the genuine, call tor full
11 d'ul LAXATIVE 13RO.MO Q'JIXI
Tai.lels Look tor j'^nslurt? <•' E- W
GROVE Currs a C !<i J . One
Day. 8Cc
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* i £ .j. x 4. 4. .5. a
1*4 bro.ler* cordially "veico:
L. ft Kfllor. Arctic Chief.
J M KEI.f.ER. Acting Arctic Dir..tor
Irr! ic flri>lti«'rI.'iO«l. —
'amy Sir jtmij V.
«T<?'. "" \
fourth Tuea<i->;
at 8:30 o'clock V -i
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pk White II.
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■ltag'**) Lo't£*
NO 431. U. P O.
Elks niei'Ls ev>-'ry
ft?
V's't iij, l.Totliers cord'ally welcome
'JOHN GRASHAf., E H
F, J VA.NDT5WALL, o-.'Cims.rv
I'ior.terg of Alaska Iyloo, No. 12,
•ee' It A. B. Hnl! first Monday In
i\crf moot at 6:80 p. m.
VUltioc Brother* ronliallr -»el
c m*. J. C. PHELPS, S#cy.
inUeiiuil Order ol
Eagles—
SKnjiuay Aerie, No it's
Frotcnu] Order «>l
Esglra meet (lie first
ami third Wednesday niyltl of each
month ut their hail on Kilt!) Ave
due. Visiting brothers cordially iu
vito! to attend M. K. Ilo^ei-N. \V. I'.
.1. 1l. (<riesl>ach, Secretary.
Naoiu' Cj :'pt«-r .No. 9, O. E. S.
nv t» an Masonic Hall fir-H and
tl ru Frl'Uiyf- of each month at S
1*. .M. VisKi:is luombora w> Ironic.
KIci«nce Vand'waU Wor'hy
Ma'rou. »
Vir.'lnla Suft^cool- S-cretary.
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PltOFKSSiON'Al/ CAKDS
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DR- L S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Office Hou-.u: 0-12 a- m■ 1-6 p- m
A.iasiian Building — Broadway
SKAtiWAY ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
A"or»e; At Law.
Practice la all court*
In Territory of Alaska
RAINES ALASKA