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I '.uit u- Count Su-uiioJili> Ct.'UiiMuiy'N Crulw "Sixikmio".
.'a pile of ire wbic)> i? ?lowlj -Tmv
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
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j H. J. Lynch
? ?. Lrj U:.( - I I . i iab<- Jttjher of S*ugwny
Mosaom*. they found Alimku ilUtln
gulshod for flowers boycud thoir ex
Mr. anil Mrs. K. \V. Dlckcy uio
vUltors from Los Angeles, u city
ivhlch sends scores of tourists cacn
t'onr to the north. Mrs. E. A.
Blakciuuu is ono of tho Los Augeka
W. J. Prout with Mrs Prout and
laughter Florence, of Palo Alto.
Oil., are among tho Spokuiie tour
ists. Mr. Prout Is oue of the nortl:
;t ruction work In various parts of
: Alaska and tho Yukon In the oarly
lay*. Mr*. Prout Is a sister of Col
W. g. Jones of tho Minneapolis
Journal. In company with Mr*. Jones
and daughter, aro numbered anions
ihe excursionists. Mr. Jones has
been lu tho uewapapor business in
Minneapolis for thirty years, more
or leas, and this is his first trip to
Skugway. lie thinks tho scenery
wonderful and presumes that our ro
dourcea aro likewise wonderful, in
which presumption he is perfectly
The American flag at last floats
from tho flag staff at the boundary
ThU matter was attended to by a
number of oxcundonists who wont to
Summit thts morning. The flag re
cently contributed by the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce party, was
not raised at tho time and had been
taken are of by the Canadian cus
toms officer. When tho Spokane
party arrived this morning they car
ried with them a determination to
see that Old Glory ahouid have her
rightful place, so thoy seurod the
services of a sailor from the ship and
ho climbed the staff and made tho
adjustments for raising the color*.
A collection of $32 was mado for
him which will bo presented whon
the tourists assemble this evening
A numbor of good people ? tour
ists on tho Steamship Spokano ?
woro shocked on tho last trip whon
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Cold Luncheon Goods
+ Olive#, FUpe, Plain and Shift Cofso Cheese
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Chipped Beef in Class Preferred Stock Crab +
Veal Loiif. Deviled Ham Lobster, Shrimp +
! unch 1 ongue Salmon .{.
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Sardines - French Boneless - Norwegian Smoked
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?i- Fancy Bisquit and Crackeis in
Packages or Bulk **"
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I We carry only first class goods +
+ packed in fine sanitary packages
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The Steamship Joffersou of tho
Alusku Steainshln lino arrived In
this port nt 7 o'clock tills morning,
bringing nine passengers booked (or
Skugwuy, and ninety passengers who
are making tho round trip via Sit
ka.
Upon arrival ut Skagway a num
ber of tho visitors wero taken by
special train to Bennett over tho
White Pass & Yukon, arriving back
In Skugwuy at 1:30 p. m. while
thoso who took advantage of the
trip to the Summit arrived buck at.
11 o'clock.
A number of tho paaEongors call
ed ut the Dully Alaskan offlco, and
from their account of the trip thus
fur, they ure nil from this time on t
be booked as "Alaska Hoosters"
many of thorn declaring their Inten
tion of returning to the North for a
longer stay than the present trip
will permit.
Those making tho round trip nro:
M M. Drown, Mrs. P. H. Woods,
MIks J. Prases, Miss A. Woods, S.
N\ Warden, Allco Warden, Cecllo'
Walker, Miss A. K. Kotchnm, Mrs.]
It. Brewer, Jessie Hutchison, Kllv
Hutchison, Lulu n. Wells, Mrs. H I
P. Shrocder, Wm. Fischer, Mrs. |
they found the remains of an Am
erican flag lying on tho ground near ,
the flag pole, at tho International
boundary at Whlto Pass. And like
all good people, when tholr lndlgnu- j
lion is aroused, thoy hold u meeting ,
iind pussed resolutions to the effect]
that the flag should be maintained j
ut any cost, and setting forth In de- 1
tall tho kind of flag-polo ^and hal
yards that should there be erected.
It was also resolved thut tho "collec
tor of tho port, or some other gON
nrnmenti official" should bo charged
with the duty of seeing to It thut
tho flag Is kept afout.
Tho following Is a complete list
of passengers on the Spokane, most
of whom took the scenic trip over
tbo White Pass railway to Summit,
the dividing lino between Alaska
and Yukon Ter.-iiory, where tho
headwaters of tho mighty Yukon
river aro formed from tho stroama
ind melting snows.
Misses Mabel and Louise Adams,'
if Sllvington, Ore.
Mrs. E. P. Ackerman, Dr. K. K.
Korlng, Mrs. Mario Ilertng; Mrs. '
\mella Urlggs; Miss Alice Chalmers,
V(1sh Mabel Chandler, Misses Hose'
tnd Lillian Drlscoll; Kstolle Ponui-|
Flicbcr, Miss C. Dalzic), Albert Soll
aud Mrs. Solliind. W. Goodall, Fan
ny L. Schaffor, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Marx, Mrs. H. Fitzgerald, Gerald
Marx, H. Carrlngton, Mrs. D. 8.
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Smith,
Mlvs M. Smith, Mro. S. E. Mahan,
Mr. and Mrs John A. Moore, K. M.
Young, Miss K. Kavenagh, H. O.
Duffy, Mr. andMrs. F. S. Hunt, 1*.
F. Rogers, Cornelia W. Rogers, H.
Melnhart, Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Phil
lips. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Remyan, Miss K. Rem
yan, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Jackson,
Geraldlnc, Alice, Pal and John Jack
son, Jennie E. Murray, D. Moul, J.
Plnytcr, l.eslle Talley, Lillian Sket
taboc, J. It. Nagol,, Mrs. Nagel, \V.
H. Coughlln, Mrs. Coughlln, Roger
J. Coughlln, L. I,. Harmon, Mary
Nelson, Fannie Nelson, H. C. Meek,
Mrs. Meek, Anna Broesanle, E. M.
Tyner, Mrs. E. B. Towne, Miss 0.
Harkcr, Miss G. Tourne, Miss H.
Tourno, Miss J. Uoree.v, Lucy B.
Griffin, Miss L. Hann, Miss E. 1,.
Hagerman, Miss K. Margan, Mr. and
Mrs. B. H. Plnns, Miss C. L. Stev
ens, Katherlnc Basseun, Miss G. Kel
lett, M. B. Matthews, Alice M. Eber
hardt, Miss H. Eberhardt nud Chlel
Johnson.
moro; Miss Mary. I. Gleason; Mrs.
L. E. Goldstein, Edith Lledcs; Miss
E. Lelck; Sarah Morton, Mr. and
Mrs. H. MacVlne; Miss Blanche Mc
Cualg; Messrs. WaKerA. and Harold
J. Schoonfeld; Bella Schoenfeld;
Miss Wlnulfred Tlinmous; Misses Del
la and Iva Weaver; nil of San Fran
cisco, Cal.
? Wllmar Atkenson; E. A. Atketi
8on, Miss l<uura Patterson;, all of
Phlludeliihla, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jucob Axolrod, Her
man Axolrod; Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Goodfleld; Misses Ruth J. and G. E.
Martin Mrs. F. J. Mead; \V. A. Mc
Konna, Mrs. C. E. MrKenua, Miss
Kalheilne McKennu; John Clydo
Oswald; Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Phil
lips; Theo. J. Richardson; l)r. J.
Rudlsch; Mr. aud Mrs. S. Samuel;
Mrs. Joseph Slovin, Jr.; Mrs. L. F.
Whiten; Miss Louise Whiten; all of
Now York City.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bayley;
Laura Barnard; Mrs. E. A. Blake
man; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dickey;
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Edsall; Miss Em
Ma Kellor; Miss Gwendolyn Laugh
lln. Miss ,J. L. Norton, all of l.os
(Cantlnuod on P&go 4.)
! Fine Fitting Footwear
for Women
Wc insist that when you come
to our store for shoes you get a
perfect fit. This is the pol
icy that has made our ser
vice popular.
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We arc carrying cxclu
sivcly the Utz & Dunn Co. perfect -fitting
shoes. Having these shoes fitted to your feet in
this store insures absolute comfort. And a per
fect fit means also a better wearing shoe.
Particular women find it a pleasure to trade here.
-i The Store for Particular People ^
Jwill clayson:
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