SUGARa
25c PER POUND
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Voi. mike a mistake ii
WU J' Qu -:'0O 3l
THE
Men House
fc!!cclr c Light?
Kooms ^ns'e or en Suite
. ths rn each f.>or
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Ra!c« >.00 Per Doy am! 'Jp
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: Pf 'ilXN. flop.
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Fire Insurance
General Agent
Bonds
Convey mce
ft i n il*
H etarv ruohc
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Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
3. >. Princess
'•CANADIANS
' PACIFIC J
S. 5. Princess
MARY
W'LL LEAVE SKAG'.VAY
'VERY T. URfDAY. 7 P. M.
Princess Alice
June 17
J„;> 1 15 29
Princcts Mary
June 24
July 8 22
Prince Rupert Vancouver, Seattle, Etc*
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tu.'KKTS T«> Al.I. IVjIXTsi Kast
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I.. 1!. J.jhij.'on Agent. Skagway
•..-iiun-c r.. Witmn-r Nome
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE AUG 2
S. S. SFOKAN'E
Direct cjinscf >r Tac.in\, Vancouver,
and Victoria
Sailiij r>r C ilif jf.iia Mill \y,] Fridiyl and
Saturday
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Sailings from SXAGW'AY Season 1920
For SEATFLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEiVZRSON, July 27
FOR SEWARD AND WESTWARD
S. S. NORTHWESTERN AUG. 2
E. J. S! I. V.V A - :U Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 — 1 1 and Sunday
JESSIE L. LASKY PRESENTS
GERALDINE FARRAR
iN
"MARSA ROSA "
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
By Guido Mgrburg and Wallace Gillpatrick
Love, jealosy breathless action, and a battle to the death for a wo.
men. All in this oowerful drama, pulsing with the warm blood o
Spain.
With Wallace Ried, Pedro De Cordoba, Anita King and other*
famous players in the cast.
FORDS WEEKLY
Admission, including war tax—Adults, £02: Children, 15c |
Skagway Boys
; Play Destroyers
v full tunc- inn'nss Kama of base
I).ill wa» plryed oa ThurMay' c.vo
ntn.j t»y a u'ck lip t*'am of th
cacv.av bo>1 and tho team from
r. S. Destroyer 2TC.
Tbo sram-j wa9 full of excifnv'nt.
f oul ■ art 10 r'n|sh and many'good
a.a.1 »nnit> very bad plcys wi*
A double l>lay by Goorg RaPUzz'
j furl I'' and hcker1 *1' the f-atur*\
j of ih<-' game.
Th-- fa'lor boys put up
.t:;:: - gaiuo a"d tae'r pitcher'1"
: a OarMe bty and all round a*l'
i 1"- \vas sCi-ady ani threw'a'good
ta'l. Parka*" caxo on before,
1 'he pamo was fln'sh*<l to "uch'an
' Uiat l'indeded fc>st playing.
At th© jK-rin'ng of the n'nth i -
: rJn? tho scor« nood C to 5.
Wi favor of tho »aUors and 'a
' th<- u'utU w'Cn threo men oa ba"
tlio sa'lor» retired tho Skagway and
i won tho sprat.
i AIfxleal, Lower Cal. Friday'—
at off'j^r* of tlie Caranza ree
i u'nie, who held li'sh rank wliil
! Carranza waf 'a power, h' Id ;
t s, iret conference hero Wth gov
.•r::t>r Csutu. Previa*'/ thy,.
offered tlie'r "ey". icvs to the
I head o-' i:o Cantu f-irc*s asa'nat
j t-h-' lnvad'ns army. Tliis announc"
' lUi-nt canio from Caatu.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
i Sun-iav »ervue.s will bo held at 1J.90
'jYIuoS, I j. U.e morning In the'Churcii
I trifle* < • Christian Science Society ot j
i->ri ir ainin strict and
jfourtn k* cnue
Carts'tM. Scitncc Subect:—
j LOVE.
I The V'M'c 1> cordially Invited
j Sunday School at 12:00 m o'clock
I Wedi.aiay evening service at 5:00]
! u'C10c»i
flilSf i'UESBYTEIUAN CUIKCH
Rcv.E. L. V.'lnterborger. U. D. I
Pastor..
Sunday Services { will bo hild
I us follo\vs:
J Morning T/or»li'p wUh ®ermon by
|<U« Minister. at 11:00 a. m.
| t:unilay Svtiool at 12:15
Evening Wcrsh'p at 7:30.
The morning .theme w'll be:"'Tho
. Conflict of Faith.''.
! In the evening tUo subject will
■ be: "An Advancing Cliurcli".
If you .are a Hranser in town
j you arc cortr.in. to receive a cord'al
wclconio at tiio cliurcli, pyour prc
•■•''•ncc at the House of God will b®
both au inspiration to you and a" joy
to us. Come and AVor^h'p with u9.
ST. MAKK'S CATHOLIC CHU15CH
P:?0 Holy Commun'oDi
10-30 Ma's and Sermon
UcU''("ction immediately aft'-r
s'cu:id Ma83.
No evening Devotion3 during the
suwm«r months.
father Edgar Callant.
Pull Gosicl Mission.
PreachUig Services.
Sunday 2:30 find 8 p. m.
Prnyer mating Thursday -S p. m.?
Everyone urgently 'avited. j
TV. H. Shoemaker.
The Goluen North Cafe Serves
only the i,eft that tha market af
fords and invites a trial o'
excellent seivice and cu>'ne.
Red. Objective
Is Lemberg
Warsaw, Saturday—From In
tercepted wireless imss'atjfs it j
i* well understood 'n rol'sli ruU1- j
tary circled that t!io Bolshev'kl,
cr>' merely "parr'ns for time in as—
f ins to Hi*. Iiaranoviuh' meet'ns
U'li'oU i!i sct for tomorrow night.
They havn vt August 4th as
tho earliest date ou wh'ch they
r%p> willing to ooa90 lioJJt'lit,<*c.,
and in th!j they liavj 'n ni'nd »li
capture of Lumbers r>y that t'mo.
They are dclern.lujd to tako Lorn
h'Ta and fuo I'oloa aro Qu'et as
determined to defead Lemben; to,
fi!i> la«t
Small Party Visits
Denver Glacier
A Pmall party o' gu^st" from
tlio TulKn lIouse ac^oropan'ed i>
two of our towaspcoplo went to
Beaver Glacier on Thursday. Fin.'
\vu:| reported on. th3 trail, and It
was feareu tho party would not
get through. Some who made
the attempt on Weln<..'day turned
back. Tho* firo has burnc 1 along.
th» trail and tip the rcouatainsid''
for a cjns.'deraoio dl5tance,
dense volume of smo'co hangs a,
long the si j.. of tlio mountain.'and
tliq fir- i* biira'ng rap'dly In som»
Place*. Two-^allore frcm Destroy
er 27C I.ai mado the accent on
Wednesday. and declared
fcasab!e. Tho party had no d!f
flculty otn«r than tl»« annayan j
ce from moke for a few'rods j
and tlio hi t ashes where the tra'l j
has tK-'-n burned. T'ao Glaclor*wasi
reached "nd ascended for tom°o j
distant"', piuttires were t:>kcn and
safe return mado. Tin party con
sisted of .Mr. an.l Jrr*. "William
Peoples, W'll'am Jr. IIarr,0t and
l.o's and r<<v. E. L. WntcrbT
or and M'3s Fiori8 Clark.
Nome, F.-lday:—Amuidscn the
cotcxl explorer will remain, at Nome
for two week9, after wh'ch ho'will
turn his artel *hlp tlu Maud'back
to the Arctic sea3 wj'V'ilo ex
pects to remain for five year1.
lie announced h's plans for
this new "x[Hdi''on yesterday.
ircn Br,:t in Ko-i; Many Ysars.
t>r. Irvine Wilson Voorhees had re
cently. In ilu> W.si Side dispensary,
Now York. tn ntlt'iKl :i man of iliirly
four for -serious trouble 111 his nose.
The smrs«on discovered f::r up Hie
rifilit nostril cm iron holt 21-S Indies
Ions, half nil inch wide and weighing
more tniiu nn ounce. Tliis hud been
(here for IT yens. It lmilti-.' heen driv
en in by (lie explosion of n tun lid
was trjim; to make. The iiinn ha<|
never been able to tiuil tliar belt. but.
str.-iii-i ly rnouu'i. hail never looki -1 foi
It in bis ii 'se ami never suspected Its
pivseii* t».
D^nih VaHcy'3 DI;'.»tictlc*s.
Poath vnl'ey Un* tlree important
claims to <!!.«iiiiMliiii. In these three
respects there Is ti" other |)Iaee it) the
world similar to it. It is the lowest
natural depression a the Western
hemisphere. If ':<■< in Hie world; it Is
the hottest spot on the face of the j
earlh. and Its nn«:< sphere is the most
arid of Ml J* In I be world.
LOST:—Package of valuable papersi
including Liberty Bond. BankBookj
Naturalization Paper®, Check
Book and cthcr documents. Li'o-j
eral reward w>ll bo paid, for thej
return to George BrOlch. 1 Theso!
paper8 ar« of no value except to |
the ovra' r. 3t. ■
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR-SAY MyNSINGWEAR
When you ask for Munsing
wear its the same as saying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
service —these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
criminating women and chil
dren insist on garments bear
ing the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
* A new stock now on dis
play for women, misses, boys
and little tots.
L. A. HARRISON CO. mT
Gold Statists For
The Month Of July
July >s a nard month to make a
perfect record 'u th» Siaday School
but 25 9c!iolar9 'u tlio F'rst Pr^'by
toriau School reportod last'Sun
day a» having tyJeu. thoro every
Sunday. Pii'ilp 01son, W'lir'-d God
in-, Jumps L. Stewart, PaulUie Se'm
er, Edward Rlchtcr, Dorothy Ri'.'lit
er, Virginia H'llery. Marga^t Run
nalls, E'rd'e Sclmor, Leland Gau't
SIarjorl° God'iib', Clar* R'chtar.
JIary Ellen Runoals, Haleea John
ston. Dorothy Clark. V'rg'n'a S !;u
ir, Gertru-Jo Mulvlliill, Gertrud0
lltstnc-ss, Jiq<-ii, H'Uery* Jean H'l
lery, El'zabstli Gault, Etta H'clit
«r, Lu'Ila Kern and I'eriT and
Mori'!a Hera rccu'ved gold £Lar3 for
iho c-n'ire month, Sonio
t thera liny have made perfect at
t°nilanco in tlio places where they
aro v'sjt'ns, 'n sucii cases credit
will b'- g'v-n. later.
The !ast n'no ar° from. oiK'cla^
No 3. taus'.t by Mrs. A-H- MUer
The new month starts next S'
day, every scholar can mako a
p. rfott scora.
<Jo to Keller" for your Ice Cream
ev<--iyiiiiie. Xo d!sappoitttm*iit there.
Dance at Elks Hall tonight.
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in its air - figrit
SZZlZ-d nZ:'.222.
& gociy Is
*.vrrff"v <*f your
ICjoilSliii 1 U
b:c*'JS3 of its
Icctina quality.
White Fass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 45
Dally except Sunday
No 1. N. Bound
1st Clogs
5io *. S. Bound
t«t CUfis
9:30 a. m. Leaves
11:59 a. m. t
1:?5 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
5:30 p. m. Arrives
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WHITEHORSE
Arrive
Leave*
4:45 p. m.
3:15 p. m.
1:50 p. m.
11:40 a. m.
9:15 a. m.
Passen=e*rs must be at depot 'ii t'aie to have Baggage iH
pcctcd and checked. Inspection 's stopped 30 m'nutep beforo
leaving time of trains.
150 pound3 of Baggage tv'1 ho eh(.cfcod free w'ih ea^h full
are t'cket and 75 pounds witn each half fare ticket.