DOINGS OF THE VAN L00"3
it seems to he mighty hard for Father to pleas©
BIG SURPRISE TO MAXV
LN SKAOWAVi
People are surprised at the IN
STANT action or simple buckthorn
oark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in 1
Adlerika. oxfe SPOONFUL flush
es the ENTIRE bowel tract so com- !
plotelv it relieves ANY CASE sour
stomach, gas or constipation and' •
prftents appendicitis. The IN
STANT, pleasant act.on of Adler" |
i-ka surprise^ both doctors and
patients. It removes foul matter !
wnich poisoned your stomach for
months. Keller Bros.' Drug Co.
WEAPON WANTED
The Huutt-r—<jee, ilere's u rabbit!
Oh, if I only hud »i rock!
OVERHEARD
AT THE DOG
SHt'W:
Have you heard
of old Mutt's Suft
■nap?
No. What ahuut
It?
las: tooth am! ha*
nothing left but
gums,
AT THE HORSE SHOW
First Horse—I'm sick of being a
prize winner.
Second Horse—Why?
First Horse—I haven't seen my old
home In over a year.
TELE SKAGYVAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. P. H1TKMAN, Prop.
THE SMIITiW mm MUCH
The largest amd t>«t oo»
ducted dairy U Alaska.
Dally gfclpmentt o 1 pur*
milk aad cream to *11 porta*
ob WWto Pa« * Yuko*
Route.
TRAPPERS:
A trial «blpaicnt will convince you
that svc pay the highest price*. VN>e
tiy»3r £3 SSlSSKS
ccmmiSkw. writ e to
day for OUR NEW, VP
— TO THE MINUTE iR-'f;
PERS Gl IDE. Nol Catalog of
Tr*r>pcr-:' J»uppUei Price Li^C.
Mc.'tswutf n Hide & Far Co.
est. ISM
flnif lyth, ftfjs.
S^agwavJ's Social Weel<
XHK I1ELDS OP WINTER
Written for The Christian Science Monitor.
Would you tread th© fields of win
ter?
They lie level at the door,
3tr * ching out on Bleeping waters
To a s«n bedazzled shore.
Would you fence the fields of
winter?
rhe.v are hedged by trackless hills,
Where the pine troop uuherded
□own to driuk in giottoe# rills.
Mrs. A. L. Grant returned home
)a the Princess Mary from a vsilt
n the States.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cole and thei|
in'e daughter Virginia, ar© again |
jofMeil in their cosy home after spen
a» the cold season at the Pullen I
House.
o—o—0
A. M. Rousseau came over from j
White Horse to meet his wife and |
laughter and to attend the d^nce
:his evening. Mr. Rousseau wll re
urn horn.* on Monday.
0—0—0
Mr Hensou was called home to
runeau the early part of th© week,
>ut Mrs. Henson and little Helen
Slizaf eth'will remain at the Pullen
louse for several days to come.
-n—o—o
Mrs. T. C. Richards and little
:i"il(j were p^issengers home to
A'hite Horse on Friday. Mrs. Rich,- i
irds is returning fram a visit with
'riends aud relatives in Oregon City, ,
3-egou. 1
0—0—o
Frank L\>ree, formerly of Skag- •
i*y but now in the employ of the
A'hite Horse Star, arrived in town
>n Friday and remained? for the
iance thi< evening. Mr. Doree "will i
•etui a home on Monday. I
0—0—0 J
On Thursday evening Jud?e and
ilrs J. J. F. Ward were Kuests of
klr. and Mrs. L. A. Harrison, Mrs. i
>?rah jJhorthili and Miss Nora Har"
■ison. Refreshments were served
m: the time pased very pleasant
y.
0—0—0
On Friday Miss Loig Butt and the I
fleverend E. L. Winterburger were i
lin'ner guestg of Mr. and Mrs. L. |i
V. Harrison. There were also
>resent Mrs. Harrisons' mother, :
Urs. Sarah Shorthill and Miss No- 1
a Harrison.
0—0—o
Mrs. A. W. Puckett and her
laughter, Migg Deyo Puckett, of
IVhite Horse are guestts ot the <
toldon North where they will re
naic until Modnay. The ladies came I
»ver to attend the "Firemen'a Dance 1
his evning. <
0—0—0
Mrs. A. M. Rousseau and her •
laughter, Mis.s Henrietta Rousseau .
Gov. Thomas Riggs, Jr., hag re- j
•eived a telegram informing him
hat his nephew, Lieut Francis
*oteh, Jr., a resident of Alaska,
ias been awarded the British War
Lioss for gallantry and distinguish
d service. The telegram di$ not
stat* what particular service the
»ward is based upon. Lieut. Rotch
serving with the American Ar"
my "n France, with the Engineer
ing Corps of the forces.
Lieut. Rotch has been an Alaskan
'or many ygars. He wag with Gov.
R when the latter had charge of
Would you plow the Xlefcl* ox win
ter? |
I he frost wind cuts them. Iteen,
Pa^erns ridge and fashions furiow,
Rolls them to a Bilver sh»eu.
SV'ould you sow the fifclds of
winter?
rhe north wind sows them free,
\nd the praLn Is whlfei and wanton,
knd falls untiredly.
>f White Horse, are stopping at the
Jold«o North hotel awaiting
Kr. Rousseau who came over on
Friday's train. The family will
■eturu home by first train.
o—If—
Mrs. C. H. Mcintosh of White
■lors,, wa« an evening and Bupper
supper guest of Dr. and Mrs. L. S.
Oiler on Thursday. Mrs. Mcintosh
s returning from an extended' vls*
t with relatives in B. C. and left
or home on this morning's train.
0—0—0
Among the out of town guests at
he Flks Club on Friday yeenlng
vera Mr. and Mrs.. A. M. Rousseau,
tfrg. W. C. Puckett, Miss Henrietta
J-usseau, Miss I>eyo Puckett, Mr.
fred Young, Mr. Fr&rils Browne,
>4r. ?Jmpson and Mr. L. B. Davfs»
ill from Whitehorse, Y. T.
B-> sure to attend the Fireman's
lance in Elks tall this Saturday
il"ht. There will be the usual
r00- program for dances, excel
fn' music and plenty pf delicious
•efreshments. Th^ catiso fa a
vor'hy one and should h'ayo liberal
)atronab'e.
0-0—0
Mrs. A. M. RouBeau and her
iauahter. Miss Henrietta Rous
ie&u, of Whitehorse, were dinner
fueets of Mr. and Mrs. F. IF. Van d«
Wall on Thursday. In the evening
lTr. Van d>a Wall and her son Fran
:i wer« picture show guests of
rtrs. Rousseau and Miss Henrietta
itouFseu.
0—»—0
Al) passengers who arrived on the
Princess Mary and were detained
>•• health regulations In the hoepl
»1 annex were released on Thursday
md they have gone their various
vays. Those who were being de
ained in the W. P. hospital ow
no- to lack of room in the annex
were also realeaaed on Thursday.
o— o—0
Mr. A. R. Hillery entert&laed a
ew of his friends at dinner on Sun
l*ay last at the Golden North hotel
Hie table was very beautiful with
ts ceenterpiece of vines and flow
ers in a pretty basket tied with red
hiffoii. A very delicious dinner
v»s served. Those present were:
ilr. and Mrs. P. J. Flynn, Mr. Wm,
riyun, Owen Flynn, Mr. and Mrs.
h AlasKan boundary survey, and j
vas with the Alaska Engineering j
Commission when the United States
sntered the war. He immediately
;atered the (service and wag quickly
> :er to France.
FrancN Rotch, Sr., father of the
lecorate.i American Army officer,
li* 1 ear) r last Summer- He * a
) oneer of Washington Territory and
State. He also resided in Alaska
'or sometime, his headquarters be
in<» Fairbanks. He was & half-bro
'her of Gov. Riggs.
A area* many Skagwayang will
remember the man mentioned in
the above article taken from the
Tuneau Empire, as he a visit
or in this city twic^. yearly, spring
ii fall, when the Boundary Survey
party passe* through Skagway for a
number of years when going to
and from ♦he Interior.
'Silence" a$ lie was known to
wouin you reap me no-ua "i t
winter?
fn *he spring the freshets roar,
Bearing swift their icy burdens
To tne river's threshing flcor.
SVoul*1 you own the fields of
winter?
Vou must loa.(ii the light canoe,
i.ist the slapping of the beaver,
lu *be August twilight blue.
LOrne A. McAllster and' their son,
Ward, Mr. ajid Mrs.. James K. Mc_
Alistcr, Mr. and Mrs Louis Crepeau,
Mr. Clyde Rogers and the host. Mr.
V R. Hillery.
o—0—o
After a season of dark house at
the P. P. P. it wag a relief to get
mi opportunity to see so good a play
"Tribly," which was well d-is
iJlavefl, This was the attraction for
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Manager George Mowl has not
been uble to make satisfactory ar
rangements In getting films and for
hat reason the little play house has
3of. had its usual number of shows.
On Saturdaay evening last Mr..
*nd Mrs. A. C. Blanchard enter
tained a small crowd of friend®
the occasion being the birthday of
tne host. Games and music gave
pleasent amusement for all. The
ios'. was presented witha handsome
spdeervicable fishing reel which the
recipient pronounced as "Just the
thing" a? he is fond of out door
ipOr*. The hostess w«? assisted by
ber mother, Mrs. P. H. Ganty in
wring a delightful buffet lunch"
?on. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Weber,Mr. and Mrs. L.
R. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van
Wall , Mrs. W. C. Blanchard,Mr.
ind Mrs. P. H. Ganty, Mr. Clyde
Rogers, the host and hostess and
their two little sons A. C. and Gor
ton.
0—0—ft
On Monday last when the Physi
:*1 Culture class had ha# their us
ual exercises for the evening, the
Instructor, Miss Lois Butt, was invit
ed to remain for a few moments.
When all wa$ quiet, Mrs. Lee C-.
Uault stepped forward and with a
few well chosen words presented
Misa Butt with a beautiful nugget
bar pin set with a d'iamond. This
present was from the class and a
»->ireii of the high esteem in which
3*1" is held by those under her guid
in'cce and instruction. Miss Butt ex
pressed h.er appreciation of the
Kindness and then the fun of the
fvenlhg began. Gunes and' music
a-nd a few happy recitions by Miss
But*, and others, a bountiful and
tempting repast filled the hours..
There were present twenty four of
tho class.
hi" fellow workers on the boun
dary survey, was a noisy chap, and
this trait of character earned f°r
him his cognomen. Some of his
friends here think that he probably
received- the Croix de Guerre for
gavii.£ talked a number of Boches
Iq death.
IHKY GO WILD, SIMPLY WILD
Over the delicloug RAW Olympia
Oyster Cocktails we are now serv
ing at our Luncheonette. There is
nothlnr better for a light luncheon
after skating or an evening at the
movies. We are also serving our
delicious ice cream at our Foun
tain. Keller Bros.
That delayed Shipment of East
man Kodak films hag arrived' flnd
you con set RH sizes at Kellers', tf.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday services will be held at
7:30 p. m. In the Church Edifice of
Christian Science Society of Stag*
way, corner Main St., and Fourth
Ave.
Suoject—SOUL.
The public la cordially Invited.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. m.
Wednesday evening service 7:'3'J
o'clock.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
9:30 Mass and Sermon. Sunday
School immediately after Mass.
7:30 o'clock Ev-ening Devotion.
Father Edgar Gallant, pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Holy Communion Sunday morning
a4 11 o'clock.
The Session will meet at 10:30
t.o receive any who desire to unite
with the church.
Sundav Evening the Minister
will speak on the topic: "To
morrow." Tell your neighbors and
friends and oome with them.
The Sunday School contest Is
on. Come Boys! Come Girls! Let's
make it a real contest from the first
Sunday,
Th« Endeavor meeting at 6:45.
Every young man and woman in the
iity invited.
E. L. \Yinterl>Pitjer, pastor.
Y. M. C.A. In Italy.
The Y. M. C. A. In Italy, as every
where else, has asserted Itself In a
most splendid and generous manner.
While the red triangle, known the
world over as the sign of brotherhood,
Is much In evidence In the Italian war
zone, the fojr letters "Y. M. C. A." are
nowhere to be seen. The reason given
for this Is that the Italians, In general,
are opposed to any organization of a
public nature which Is controlled by a
religious or sectarian element, a
Washington bulletin says. Such a ti
tle as that of the Y. M. C. A. would
create a certain feeling of mistrust
among the Italian people as to the pur
poses of the association.
The officers of the Y. M. C. A. In
Italy have been quick to appreciate
this and In order to work in full har
mony with the Italians have changed
the name of the association to "So
sleta (di) Fratellanza Universale" or
"Society of Universal Brotherhood."
Accordingly, the letters "S. F. U." have
everywhere been substituted for Y. M.
C. A.
Made-at-Home Labor-Saving Device#.
In 11 communities of our country in
Oregon the women are making home
made driers, home-made tireless cook
ers, and home-made lceless refrigera
tors under the direction of the borne
demonstration agent. In counectlou
with this project one woman found
that an Investment of 50 cents in a
dish drainer and a wire dishcloth for
pots and pans saved her ten minutes
of the time required to do the dishes
after each meal, or 80 minutes a day.
In a year she figured this time, If ac
cumulated, would give two weeks, of
12 hours a day, leisure. Was the In
vestment worth while?
Uncomplimentary.
The audacity of a famous writer In
his book, "Joan and Peter," Is making
all who read It—including the victims
—chuckle. Nor does "H. G." spare Mr.
Wells.
After calling himself a "counter
jumper," he puts this description of
his personal appearance Into the
mouth of one of his characters:
"A heavy hang of hair assisted a
cascade mustache to veil a pasty face
that was broad rather than long, with
a sly, conceited expression . . .
and rubbed together two large, clam
my, white misshapen hands."
Thus far this winter the Copper
River & Northwestern raiiway has
suffered little or no inconvience
from climatic conditions, and trains
are running regularly. Much' of the
credit for maintaining the schedule
•s due to the far-sightedness and ex
celled organization which Superin
tendent Caleb Coreer maintained. —
Cordova Timea, , . |
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Wizard Oil is an absolutely reli
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A* ad Drusr Stors*. A.4t.
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meets every second and
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. Visit
i«C hrotLer* cordially welcome.
Edward A. Rasmuson, Arctic Chief.
William R. Gray, Arctic Recorder.
P. & A. M.
White l>ass I-id(,e F. &
A. M. No. 113, meets 2d
and 4th Saftuwlav evevdnffa
of each month. Visltto^
Brethren are welcome.
WILLIA3I E. FEERO, W. M. 1
J. 3TANDISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKS
Bkagway Ladg*
No 431, B. P. O.
K. meets «rery
•-%» 9 'inurw-ij a* o;av
p. m. Vlullln*
brothers cordially welcome.
OSCAR SEL.MER. E. H
JT. J. VAWDEWAJLL, Saor«Ury.
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, No. 13,
meef Id A. B. Hall first Monday in)
every mont at 8:30 p. m.
Visiting Brothers coijli*Uj W®1"
o^cae. ' ' ^ '*1^
CHAS. BROCKMILLEB. Pre*.
J. C. PHELPS, Secy, ;
Fraternal OrtlfT
Katies—
Skagway Aerla,
No. 23, Fmtor.
nal Order of
£« tie* meet the first and third
W<-diie#day night of each month at
their kali on Fifth Avenue. Visit*
1b* brothers cordial]/ invited to
attend
M. E. Roger*, \V. P. £££££*;
J. M. Griesbach, Secretary.
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DotM
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Office Hours: 9-12 a. m. l-fl p. »■
Alaskan Building .... Broadway
8KAUWAX ALASKA
W. B. STOUT
Attorney At Law
Pnwtice in *11 courta ,
la Territory of Alaska
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