FREE
Folger's Coffee
HIb CAN FREE WITH 2 4IT. lift CAN FREE WITH Sit.
2IT> CAX WITH It>m
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF CANNING ACCESSORIES.
L W. ASK & SONS
GROCERS
...Caribou Hotel..
E. W. Gideon, Proprietor.
CARCROSS, Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats*Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route for
Atlin
CARCROSS OFFKRS TOITUSTS EVERY 1N OFCEMF. XT FOR
PLEASANT VACATION"
GOOD HINTING AND FISHING AT THE DOOR
MOTOR BOATS FURNISHED
S. S. Princess S. S. Princess
.IcahaoianJ
ALICE ^ ROYAL
• WILL LEA VE SKAGWA V
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
Aug. 11-18-25
FOR —
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Vancouver with Fast Cintinental Trains
Cheap Round Trip Fares to Hastern Points
In effect July 1st to August 13th
Tickets and Ail Information From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Agent, 8k igv.iy. A! -ka
Subject to change without notice
XV" i>
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Office-Second and Broadway - Phone 50
SAILINGS FROM SHAGWAY
SEATTLE
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA PORTS
S.S. SPOKANE
S.S. riTV OF SEATTLE
sept. ;?
SEPT. S.
FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
APPLY TO
C. O. HIRSCHBERG,. AGENT SKAGWAV, ALASKA
Subject to change without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHEN YOU THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. S. COMPANY
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
S.S. JEFFERSON AVGI'ST 1 1 - J!» SKIT. 11 - i".
Sailings for Seward and Westward
NORTHWESTERN AUGUST SI.
ROBERT J. CRAGG, Agent Phone <!0 SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
At The Skagway Hotels
' The incoming train last night
1 brought about thirty passengers.
Among those stopping at the Golden
| North is Mr. and Mrs. F. J. White
I and Mr. and Mrs. Knight from New
! Zealand.
Dr. and Mrss W R. Prall and Miss
I Marion Trail of Bronton, N. J.
Mr. J. H. llarmon and Mrs. Har
: mon from Mansfield. Ohio.
A party from Kansas City, con
sisting of 1). W. Eames and Mrs.
Karnes, J. P. Tillhof and Mrs. Till
hof f, F. B. Jenkins and Mrs. Jen
kins. C. H. Baird and Mrs. Baird,
Messrs. Kames and Tillhof are in
the banking business in Kansas
City.
Miss Lea Schroeder and Miss Ola
Whitlock from San Francisco. Cal.,
\ Misses Carrie and Edith Van Swer
ingen, of Cleveland. Ohio; Mrs.
ileorge H. Sheets, of Lancing. Mich..
I and Mrs. Cora P. Young of the same
i city.
j J. A. Williams, the assayer of the
Treadwell Cold Mining Company,
vho has boon into the Atlin country
ooking over the Rnffner property,
is returning to .Tueau on the Jef
ferson. Mr. Williams states that
the Treadwell people have turned
down the Rnffner property it^ Atlin.
This will be a dissappointment to
a!) interests concerned, as it was
hoped that this well known mining
j company would take hotd of that
properly and develop it. as they
«t re certain to do if accepted.
L B. Harris, of San Francisco, an
>ild timer in the Atlin country, has
N
! returning Mr. Harris is in the re
' nlty business in the California me
II 1 1 1 KsoN RK\CHI> PORT
The steamship Jefferson of the
( Vlaska Steamship Company reached
: port this noon with a coodlv number
: round trippers, some people for
•he interior and one hundred and
fifty tons of freight. The Jeffer
I on will leave Skagwav for th>
- nth at 9 P. M this eveninc
Enjoyed Every
Minute in North
A party of tourists who have *11
become enthusiastic boosters of the
North arrived on the trniti yester
day from Carcross after variously
spending their days at Lhiwson and
Atlin. At the Pullon t:o;if» ar- re
gistered : M. Clancy and wife.'
Louise Clancy and Mrs. L. W.;
Strickler of Evanston, 11!. .! W.
Smith and wife of New Vu"; 0 ■
Mr. August Waldercri i.\ Srocsto '
Cal.. Mr. and Mrs H. T. Metxgor.
Akron, Ohio. Mrs. F. W\ Ruth
Rlocki and Fritz Rlncki of Ch.<\
111. Dr. Antonious J. Mojesic . it if
falo. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Knight. Mr. and
F. J. While of Ankland, New Zea
land. have travelled ihe farthest of
any of the party, and ..re •erv n u<
impressed with our coiinln Vhen
asked for a comparison * "h tl.pir
far away land Mr. and Mrs
said: "Tl is all a beautiful emm
The flows that are fo;:nd he
gorgeous and are equal to ar>> • >irs«
we can gTow in our more 'jn: horn
suited to vegetation a ciur
part of the year than np here 'n the
north. The ciimate here. »« Wi»
year, is certainlv delightful, and the
srenery is beyond descr ptio "
the moat. Mr ond Mrs. V
plied: "The t:;p up here on th*
Prineess Royal s one of l e roost
wonderful in the world, with T. Vn
that Lake Bonnet a? d 1 mr wrm
dorful railway Iter'- It is a marvel
Ions ensineerir.g feat and a beamt
ful ride all the way l^a►:>^s
'
pletel.v surprised t;s TJ«*r- ofnrw
and tip to their .s in sn»w"
Xew Zealand
i Farewell Party
to Miss Hahn
Il.ast night Miss Mary Pullen en
tertained a jolly party at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Pollen
, It was a farewell danre in honor of
Miss Kitthryu Hahn. who wi:. go
[out on ihe Princess Alice 01 rinrf
day to take up her studies ai 'he
Broadway High school in £-eut ■
l"i .i happy coincidence it was : -o
discovered to be the birthday of
Jack Conway, and so both events
w. re celebrated. Puring :he dat
ing very excellent music was con
tributed by the Misses Verne Mi"
RirUie Si Inier, Vivian Talbot >1
Hary Pullen.
Puring the tntermi->ioi ever." "-no|
camped about the big fire place a id
consumed marshmallows. the q.nn
' tit.v that disappeared being the -e
' cret of the evening.
I After some more J> icing. the;
! gathering regretfully broke up a'
12:30.
, A: ong the others presort were
Mrs. Pullen. Maud Rasmusson. B« s
Clark. Jack Conway. Carl Hahn.
Prosper C.anty, Fred Rlanchard.
Arnold Outfeld. Vincent" Mulvil n
and Osborn Selmer.
Rome.—The Italian government 1 n~
decided to search for petroleum a
home.
The country needs about 400.00c
tons a year, including heavy oils and
benzine. This is at present suppl ed
I by America, and the high exchange
makes the business very expensive.
So far. Italy only produces about oi.e
sixteenth of the oil needed.
Italian engineers, who have studied
I the fields report that oil can be oh
! fained in large quantities from the >
land • f Siijly. that pan of southern
Italy known as the Rasillcata. from
Salerno I.azio and the Avelino prov
ince. So the ministry of indus'ry
has decided to spend some money in
'lorins for oil in those districts. Thus
far the sums voted are small, being
a lltt'e over a million lire* (about
Rut it is hoped that if
the search now being undertaken
•irinrs good results more will lie ?p
preprinted very snon.
meantime enjoying thr : ry j m
i Anyone having . nyrliir:
v, unis i.AMriiiin m;i!5v
Seward Friday oven. t. >' I •
k 11:11:0
UKTVllXv T't >!. U.W ' ^
Mr Frank Feero and
ter a couple of yeaTS s- rj"r iB t'.e
capital city. have return-d to Sk.,c
way. Mr. Feer
ness with Perry iaera where •
have drugs, etc. Mr *"i-ero
business in Skagway for a number
having had oha;;-s oi V Hilar:
Fifth avenue and Eroar:
St'HOOl. \OTU !
The fall term of school will com
mence Tuesday, September fi. 192:
No child will be »drr.i;ted i"
public school who shall not have
taiued the age of 6 years on or be
fore January 1st. 1921, All he
ginning children must repcr at tnc
beginning of the term.
BOARD OF EDlCATiOX
3t J. R. HtLLKRY. Clfrts
Commercial Hotel
J. B. Adam, Lessee
RATES REASONABLE ^
Whitehorse Yukon Territory
Big Game Hunters and Tourists
DODGE CAR SERVICE FOR SIGHT SEEING
O'Donnell Shoes
FOR
Women and Men
A new Stock now on display, Prices the
LOWEST—consistant with QUALITY
Floral Voile
\ i,i! Buy ovmltlre 11* lo fanr\ VoIIp for Aftemooa and
Party fYock*.
FOR
35c. a yard, regular value 75c.
7 patterns for your choosing
L. A. Harrison Co. Phon? 55
popular picture Palace
Tuesday and Wednesday
mm urn
IN
I NANCY COMES HOME
FORD'S WEEKLY THE STORY OF STEEL
| a ■ adinjf war tax— Adults. 30c: Child rtn.lfc
furr.1s!:"<i Go-id location. ?ee
Piles Cnrc.1 In n to U Hay*
Druggists refund money II TAZO
)1NTMENT fails to cure Itching,
mind. Bleeding or Protruding Tiles
nstaotly relieves Itc; Ing Piles, and
og can got restful sleep after first
of Collapse.
1'se a tested and r,rivrpn kidney
! Vvc., San Pedro. Cai.. s.'.vs: "t can
'rorn experience I Know they will
.lo what is claimed for them. My
Pills and used tbera. They helped
: d 1 continued to nse
I • hea until I was cured of all signs
Price f, a: aTl dealers. Pon't
jitnply asv for a Kidney remedy-get
Poan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Khulman had. Foster-Mil hum
Have an ice cream and cafit%laupe
n? Holler's summer earden
Von make a mistake
If yon do not «rtop at
THE
Puilen House,
Electric l.ighta
Knonm Stnclf or en Snllr
Rat ha on ea'-h floor
H S PULLEN. Prop
PkapwsT - - Alaaaa ;
F<>R SAKE
A OOOR 1WKSTMEVT
THK TWO-STORY BVII. PI NO
ON RR(>AI)VAV
(KTI l»IKI» RY THK
RAII.Y ALASKAN
iVKi SQI ARK FEK1 OK
I » H/|H>R SPAt'K
sri.F\nin room* «n
SWHIM» FIjOi«
trio; o\ application
Phil Abrahams
(ESTABLISHED ... 1697
O IMMKRH A I, Bl'STN ESS
OnWKYASfCER
NOTARY
V .
EDWARD FORM AN GEO. R. DKDM AN
Golden North Hotel
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
RKGH.AR MEALS THE BEST IN THE CITY
SERVED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
«0 All Daylipht Rooms. 16 Room* with PrlvMc R«j
.. . .Only hotel In Skafway with Hot and Cold running water.
Large Office and Parlor American arx^European Plan