How could Smart be so mean?
[ DOINGS of the van loons
Oftet. Tell of Weak Ki tiu-ys. The
Following statement .-ho«s Vou i
Wlutt to l>o.
Thu sliu:,. • » t.' j.ain in the
small of the tr'tcies you
u.'ter auy suddtnt wist or awkward
woticu, may tell of weak kidneys.
AuH there are often disturbances of
the urint—too frequnt urinations,
•C4l<'iu* or burning pain during pas
discolored uriue au.l sediment.
Do-Hi's Kidney Pills are prepared
•specially for weakene.'.'Kit Eejs, kid
uey Laekache and urinary disorders
—Dave proven their ii'.eiit in thous
ands of eases. Can skagway read
ers demand more convincing proof
of mnrit than the following:
F. J. Sparks, grocer. 130o^> Q
Str et. . icramento. Calif., savs:
"I am a!* :>•? ready to praise Doan's
Kidnev Piiis Two years ago rheu
mat'i. pains wen causing nut a
lot of suffering. A: the tirnj my
fc.ldne.vs were weak. A sh-np pain
would catch me across ti. .mail of
my back when j stooped and I was
lame all over. Doau's Kidney Pills
were iecomme-d<ed and they soon
ended »hat trouble. Ever since
then 1 have used Doau's wheji I
have had auy backache and t'uey
bavt always straightened me up
quickly."
Fr'ce 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kid'ney remedy—
gf- Dean's Kidney Pills—the same
that Mi. Sparks had. Foster'Mll
bura Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Only One "BRO.MO QP1XIXK"
To ret the genulre. tail for the
tuU uaai,. LAXATIVE BKOMO
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K. W. GROVE. Cures & Cold In
On* Day. 30c. Thu
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THE RETURN
Sorry and' sad or heart
I sent my boy away;
Fighting to be his part,
; -Minn to stay horn© and pray.
After a long, weary time, _
I.taelv as time might be.
Back, from that foreign clime,
Back came my boy to me.
'iMaimed? Crippled? No, not he;
Vet could I note a lack.
One glaju-e and I could sen
Not all my Hoy camie back.
Gone was his vain conceit,
Missing, his idle ways;
Missing, that air effete,
Missing, his love of praise.
Gone wag big pert add're&s;
Gone his impetuous haste;
Gone was his selfishness;
Gone, his impulse to waste.
Wis© from the lessons learned,
Aged from the risks he ran;
Rich from experience earned.
My toy came back—a Man!
—Carolyn Wells.
o—o—o
Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Sparks
have named their little new daugli
ter Charlotte Eileen.
Miss Lois Butt was a dinner and
afternoon guest of .Mr. and Mrs. H. I
L>. Clark, Miss Kloris Clark and
Miss Dorothy Clark on Sunday last.
(i—0—u
Mrs. G. J. Farwell will leave the j
jioscital soon and with Mr. Par"
well, Billy and small patt she will
bo a guest of the Fullen House
for a short season before resuming
household d'Uties.
Hans Bernhofer is home from i
Camp Grant, 111., and- is again at
.his ousiness in Juneau. Jlr. Bern- I
bofer did not get "over there" Dut
lie is no less & soldier, he was
ready for the opportunity.
The Firemen will give a big Twen
ty Second of February dance in
Elks, hall on Saturday next and ev
eryone invited to present, as
the dance is for the benefit of the
whole town it should receive hearty
support
0—0 —8
The "boys" are gradually coming
home. Clay Kule came up on one o j
the recent boats from Camj> Grant
and will work for William Brltt of
Juneau, aa druggist. Mr. Rule is
well remembered in Skaguay where
he has many friends.
0—0—0
The welcome new$ has com© to
Skaguay that the teacher%who is to
fill the position now held by Miss
Lois Butt, from which she has re
signed, will not arrive until the l^t
of the month. Thig pleases chil
dren and patrons as well.
0—0—0
Valentine Day came and went
with its usual dainty missives of
love and fun. The rather unkind
fashion or fatf of sending valentines
to hurf the feelings of those to whom
a bit spite seemed gratified has
happily gone the way of all wrong
thinking.
0—0—0
Mr. andM rs. W. H. Henson and*
their little daughter, Helen Eliza
beth, arrived in Skagway on the
City of Seattle and are now in the
detention hospital. After the five
days' exclusion they will be at home
to their numeroug friends at the
i'ullen House.
0—0—0
The Silver Medal contest at the
Presoyterian church on Tuesday eve
nlng, the Roosevelt Memorial serv
ices on Sunday evening and the
Lincoln Memorial on Friday night
at tlie same church were the two
important events of the week and
werg well attended.
Mrs. E. .T McBrien will leave on
the Princess Mary for Seattle where
she will meet her son, Walter, who
ig on his way home fioni overseas
service. During the absence of
Mrs. McBrien her household will be
in cnarge of her daughter, Mrs.
Dudlev Alien of Juneau, who is ex
pected' on the first American boat.
0—o—o
On Wednesd-ay evening Mr. and
Mrs. Will Feero' entertained at .
cards for the following guests; Mr. j
and Mrs. Fred Tanner, Mr. and
i IRVINE SAC HELLER
his is a storp that takes you
{*J back to the busy days and simple lives led
by oiif American ancestors three-quarters of
a century ago, when character was formed in
the home. What was true of the little northern
New York community in which most of the
action is laid also may be said of American
rustic life of the time in general. We want
you to read the new serial ,.v
The Light in the Clearing
for you will enjoy the simplicity and charm,
the sympathy and understanding, the humor
and wisdom the author of "Eben Holden" has
injected into this entertaining piece of literature.
Don't Fail to Head the Opening Installment!
lor.
"(Signed.) Bertha A. Trulltnger.
"Complexion Spflnllit,
"29% Morrison St.. Portland, Ore. '
••After using one bcttlo of "I.Mv'ciJo*
my hair has stopped fallir" out. a-d my
scalp Is entirely free from dandruff.
"(Signed.) Grace 1>'C- «.
nocti -,
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A♦ n 11 DriiK Stor**. AdT.
Arctic Rrotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meets every second »nd
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. Viait
Uc brothers cordially -welcome.
Edword A. Raamuson, Arctic Chief.
WilliAin R, Gray, Arctic Recorder.
F. & \. M.
White l'ass L.id^e F. &:
A. M. No. J13, meets 2d
and 4th Saturday eviilltllgi
of each month. VisiWnj
Brethren are welcome.
WILLIAM E. FEERO, W. M.
T. J. STAJS"DISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKS
Bkayway LodS*
No. 431. B. P. O.
K. metts erary
? Thursday at 8:30
^ ■ p. A Vlalttn*
brothers cordially welcome.
OSCAR SELMER, E. R
r. J. VAWDEWAli., Secrouxy.
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, No. 1U»
meef in A. B. Hall first Mend** in/
every mont at 8:80 p. m.
Visiting Brothers coi|ii»lI|;
oA<m<\ • I I $
CHAS. BROCKMILLER, Pre»
J. C. PHELPS, S«cy.
Fraternal OitW
Eagles—
Skugway Aaria,
No. 25, Prater,
nai Order of
fa* ?if« meet the first audi third
W«-dne«day night of each month at
th*)lr hail on Fifth Avenue. Visit.
In* brothers cordially invited to
atteud
M. K. Rogers, \V. I'.
J. M. Grieebach, Secretary.
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Office Honrs: 9-19 a. m. 1-6 p. m,
Alaskan Building .... BttoaOw*?
8KAUWAY ALSSKJH
W. B. STOUT •
Attorney Ai Law
Practice In all court* (
la Territory of Alaska 1 )
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iflWk :
Mrs. Frank N. Feero, Mrs. Guy |
Sipperelle, Mrs. Karl Larson, Mrs-1
J. E. Feero, Mrs. Gene Smith and'|
Mise Mary Litton. The hostess i
served a dainty luncheon after cards!
and a delightful evening w-ifl passed.!
n—o—a
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Larson entertained at dinner for |
Miss Lois Butt and Mrs. J. E. Feero.!
This delightful little family din* I
ner was in honor of Miss Butt who i
is the teacher of the little Larson j
children and who is soon to re- J
turn to Boise, Idaho. The little j
oneg present were Stewart, Uranla
and Ellen Larson.
0- -0—0
On Friday Miss Loig Butt enter- I
lained- the small people in her room |
by giving them a feast of ice
cream and cake. Just before the
goodies were served Mrs. Karl Lar
son with her usual geueous kind
ness auueared with a goodly quanti
ty of fine sandwiches which' greatly
pleased the assemblage of young
sters and- also the grownuppers who
were tnere. i
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Get ir trotr. drt'.«Kists for JO cents.
If not satished return ine Dottle and
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