Picnic
Suggestions
PICKLES—S\m't, Sour, Pills
OLIVES l«rir». It.pc, Siullvd.
SALAD DKKSSi.Nii—Ma}oual>i\ Th.ii-.iinl I)l.iitil, Durkrca,
1*1 emier.
P1MEXTOES — SAXDW ICIIOLA — I'EAMT BUTTER
SARDINES — SCHR1M I* — CRAI! — LOBSTER
VEAI, I.OAE — DEVILED CHICKKX AXD HAM
LINCH TOMil'E — BOXED CHICKEN'
CANNED DEAN'S
CHEESE—Oregon Brick, Piuicntoe, American, Klkliorn
BOILED HAM
SALTED PEANUTS — FRESH COOKIES
= NEW GOODS =
1 JAM—Blackberry ami Plum 8 for $1.00
2 DHL MONTE BRl'SSEL Sl'ROl'lS ;50c per can
^ RYE CRISP 50f pkg.
H PAl'L'S JAM, All kinils 50? each
I C. W. ASK&SONS
New Home Restaurant
—and Lodgings
CHAS. PETERSON, Proprietor
A comfortable homolike plare with excellent meals nml v;i><h! roonu.
where Hie tiuvelin^ puMIe will litiil u lonlial weltuute.
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?. Piincess Louise Ny' Punctss Alice jj
§ Will Leave Skagway
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2 Cheap Summer Touri>t Fares Skagway to All Eastern Points,
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I ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO 1
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Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1922 ^
WHITE FLYER S. S, JEFFERSON I
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AUGUST 7-21 SEPTEMBER 1-18
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[ BOY SCOl'TS AT FORTUNE BAY
I A company of Boy Scouts from the j
Wolf Patrol left Skagway Monday J
morning; for a hike and outing at
Fortune Bay. Their scoutmaster,]
with his son. Donald, followed the;
| boys In the afternoon. The troop |
! reached the bay after a long and j
strenuous hike over the hard and'
unmarked path to the bay. The trip
out took about live and one-half
hours, the boys going by the trail
which runs over to the other side of
the ridge across Skagway river. Af
ter the trail failed the boys took the
beach, following tile line of the Pill
ion telephone and reached the upper
end of the bay. where «amp was
made. The water was warm and
some of the boys went in wading af
ter the scoutmaster arrived.
A big bonfire and goodies to eat
made the end of a perfect day and
a hard hike worth while. They were
joined In their retreat by the Canty !
and Alex Blanchard families, who
chose that spot for an evening picnic.
Trying to sleep on the soft side of a
big granite boulder which rises from
t! e bay was an experience to be re
membered? and not to be repeated
by the boys. Three a. m. saw them
up and getting breakfast. At five
a. m. they were on the hike, led by
their scoutmaster, over the trail to
the A. B. berry patch and down the
skyline to the new bridge. If
ti.e trip jver was strenuous the trip
back was ultra strenuous, and they
reached home after about a four
hour trip, thirsty and tired and
sleepy, but happy at having explor
ed so much country and experienced
so much weariness in so short a
time. Those taking the trip were
Deputy Patrol I.eaJer Francis Van
de Wall. Donald Mulvihlll, Everett
Smith. Kenneth Blanchard, Bertie
Whitfield. Scoutmaster E. L. Win
terberger and his Pin. Donald.
PRINCESS ARRIVES
TOMORROW MORNING
Tlie Princess Alice will reach port
tomorrow mori'ltig at S o'clock. The
Alice has a capacity cargo of freight
unit a full list of passengers.
A company of Shrlners and their
wives from the convention, which
I was held in San Francisco, are
| a'lo.trd the Alice and 110 of them
I will take the West Taku arm excar
( sum while the boat is in port Prep
arations have been made for their
entertainment by the White Pass en
their lake steamer Tutsht. The
whole party consists of 146 Shrin
ers and their friends. A Bennett
train will leave Skagway while th«*
boat is in port to give those desir
ing this scenic trip the opportunity.
The Alice will leave for the south on
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. -V
' number of Skagway people who have
spent the winter in Seattle in school
ere expected on ".he Alice.
I.IQl olt I,OAI>KI>
LYING OFF COAST
New York. June 19 — A fleet of
setVi-u vessels with a liquor cargo
' valued at three n.illion dollars Is
j lying twenty miles oil the New Jer
sey coast this morning.
iSPOKANE EXPECTED
THURSDAY ABOUT NOON
| The S. S. Spokane of the Admiral
Line is expected to reach Skagway
j Thursday about noon with a large
• booking of passengers and some
I freight.
| THE MAIL BOAT F STEHFTH
The mail boat Estebeth arrived j
about two p. m. today with a good i
consignment of outside mall and a
number of paosenRers.
She will sail for the south at 11
p. m.
LOST—Sterling Silver Evershart |
pencil, on June 19. Rewurd If re- j
turned to G. H. Rogers.
Shelling Out
F.lll—I make It a rule to pay as I
go
lull—In these days you are mighty
lucky If you don't have to pay com
ing and going.—Cartoons Magazine.
The Coquette.
ne—Don't you ever get tired of be
ing made love to?
She—I s-alght If It were always by
the same man.
Not Likely.
"Is Mr. Blobbs in?" asked the brisk
stranger.
"He's ont at lunch." said a clerk.
"Ah! Will he return within -an
hour?"
"Why—er—he went out with his
new stenographer, sir."
"Cmph! Do you expect him back
today?"
DOINGS AROIT
tow:
People In town are taking advan
tage of this splend'd weather. Par- j
t'.es are gut evenings and at week j
ends.
Doctor Arthur I. Brown, a prom-i.
lnent surgeon of Vancouver, B. C., j;
with Mrs. Brown, are spending a|:
couple of weeks It. Skagway. Dr. • <
and Mrs. Brown we.e here two years I
ago,, and enjoyed* themselves soj:
much that they are repeating their j
trip. They are guests of the Pul- :
len House.
A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
Pries. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mr. i
Manahau spent Sunday at Burro j
Crpek. They report the fishing ex- j
cellent and brought home big mess- :
es in their creels.
Miss N. Edith Brown of Seattle is :
spending two weeks of her vacation ;
in Skagway.
A number of people spent Satur- •
day night fishing and camping at
lower Lake Dewey. Among those
enjoying the outing were: Mr. and
Mrs. Sam. W'ltsoe, Bertha Selmer. I
Virginia Selmer, Gertrude Mulvi-j
hill. J. R. McMillan, Jud Rogers and |
Osborne Selmer.
AI.IMN'E MIDNIGHT PICNIC
WEUXKSDAY, JUNE 21. UOIXO?
The annual midnight picnic of the
Alpine Club of Skagway will be giv
en on Wednesday night, June 21,
| the all-daylight night of the year.
This is the event of the season for
Skagway summer folks and this year
promises to be the best ever.
The picnic will be given at the
point below the new Alpine bridge.
At this place a huge bonfire will he
made and about this the spread of
good things will be had that even
ing, between the hours of ten and
twelve o'clock. Everybody Is iuvit
•d and all will bp welcome.
The Alpine Club, as tn former
yrars, will furnish free the coffee,
cream and suirar to all who come.
Tlio->e lunching will furnish their
lunches with the exception of the
above mentioned art.cles and will al
so bring camp requisites for the
iuncli.
After or before lunch, as may ap
pear suitable to the guests, a trip is
planned on the Skyliue trail to A.
B.
Any additional Information may
bp had from Jack Keller, guide, or
Cleou Ask, assistant guide.
EXPERT MAKSMAN IN TOWN
Gus Peret, the world-wide fancy |
rifle and pistol shot, arrived out
from Dawson, Mayo and other inter
ior points, where lie has been rapre
senting the Peters Ammunition com
pany.
Marshall Wells & Co. of Porilvnd,
being the Western distributers of
this ammunition, are now in a posi
tion to supply the Yukon and inter
ioi Canadian points with this ammu
nition, that firm having recently tak-1
en over a large hardware firm in i
Vancouver, B. C., from which such
ammunition will be shipped.
Mi. Peret is in town until the sail-i
inn of the Estebeth for the south'
this evening.
FOUR HIKERS WALK
TO BENNETT
Four Denver girls reached the city j
of Skagway last week and planned.
a hiking trip to Bennett, which they
started on Saturday and finished on
Sunday. They report having the
time of their lives.
Some of the young men of the
town, notably. Penny Mulvihill, Ar
nold Outfield, George Rapuzzi and
Douglas McCaughey, hearing of the
exploit of the young women, sought.
to show them something of the en-}
virons of Skagway which they J
could not see afoot. They formed
a party and last evening took the
young ladies across to Burro Creek,
at which place they enjoyed the
evening. The young ladies are
Edith Fenwick, Inez Marble, Edna -
Kawlings and Bernice Redburn.
These young ladies came north on J
the Queen and will sail for the south «
on the S. S. Spokane. They are|J
guests of the Pulien House. j
THE SKYLINE TRAIL j
AGAIN FRIDAY EVENING |
Now for the fln!sh of that fine
trail that the Alpine Club is making
to A. B. mountain. The date set is
Friday night of thla week and a
full company of interested workers
are urged to be out. Further par
ticulars willj be given Thursday.
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JUST RECEIVED
SUMMER FELT HATS
EVERYBODY SEEMS TO THAVE SET.THE STAMP OF APPROV
AL ON KELTS AND TWEEDS FOR LADIES
Outing Hats in Good Q gf
Quality Gabardine Ui? C
Boys' Baseball Caps in JAZZ Combination
FELT—JAZZ CROWN AND ANTI-GLARE TRANSPAR
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> Robertson Colo Picture ' '
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' Second Episode of the Serial ''
"THE MIDNIGHT MAN" |
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MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
JfEW ARRIVALS THIS MONTH
MEN'S CASHMERE and HEATHER MIXTURE SOCKS
WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
Manufaeturers' Samples
of Women's and Misses' Sweater Coats at Special Prices.
MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR SUITS at $26 a suit. These are Extra
Good Value.
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 40.
Daily except Sunday
No. 1, N. Bound
1st Class
9:30 a.m. Leaves
11:55 a. m. "
1:30 p. m. "
8:05 p. m. "
5:25 p.m. Arrives
No. 2, S. Bound
1st Class
Arrives 4:30 p.m.
L«aves 3:00 p.m.
1:45 p.m.
" 11:50 a. m
9:20 a. m.
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WHITEHORSE
Passengers must be at the depot in time to have Baggage In
spected, and checked. Inspection Is stopped thirty minutes before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of Baggage will be checked free with each full fare
ticket, and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket