m SOCIETY
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L st Monday nignt Mrs. H. S. Pul
len eava a delightful improao tu hop )
complimentary to Mis. C?rl Fau k, of
Conrad. With dancing and music the ;
guests were entertained until a late
hour, i.iuht refreshments were serred.
Those present wtra Mr. aod Mrs. E. L.
Miller, Mr. at.d Mrs. Hubert Hayward;
Me?d*mes Fau^k,. Pul en and Keller;
the Misses Culbertson, Sprinjjs'ed, d ?
Witt, A?lc. Dorrer and Sunrbauffh;
Berryman, Detlin, Mison [
fe'o'irks, C'a'ia uiiti. Snow, Wall, Ask.
R s'in, tiillery, Whittler, Drapes
Sh'-ldoo and J. M. Keller.
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M a. Stinebaugb, on Thurs l?y after*
ooou.enft-rtsi ^ed at ;i five o'c'cck tea in
honor of Mr*. Jessie Russell, of Senile,
who has been visiting for some time
with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Tanner.
She leaves for her home on the next
Jefferson. It was called a house keep
er's part*, and each guest responded
whrn o tiled upon by giving her f>vo
rite reolpe. The following were the
guests:
The Me<dames Spirits, Tanner. Mc
Lelleu, Gamy, Good, Leslie, Keen*,
Hansen, Haslett, Russell, Haoglln,
Snyder, M ilvihill, Doran, Jones, Ken
nedy, and Miss L Doran. ?
Wilbur Ward, minager and editor of
the Fairbanks News and who is well
known in Skagway, was marbled in
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Fairbanks In Decembar. Mr. War
went from Dawson to Fairbanks an<>
has pr igress-d with the coua:ry. Th
bride was Mis* K?na Charlton, a lad?
prominent Id ?oolety a! teles and w jo on
several occasions took part la amateur
theatrical productions. The Alaskan
sends greeting and tfood wishes.
Mrs. Faulk returned to her home at
Conrad Wednesday morning.
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Mr. abd M>s. H. D. Klrrose me ex
pected home from Juneau on the City
of Seattle.
Mrs. 4. W. Reed, who h is been very
sick la Victoria, Is now in Seattle and
able to be around calling on friends.
Dr. A. W. Reed is expected home on
the first bo it. He Is with Mrs. Reed in
Seattle.
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Mrs. Pullen entertained Saturday
evening at oards and dancing.
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The Friday night sccial dance given
by the Arctlo Brotherhood in their b?l)
last t venlng proved to be one of the
most su-cessful eveumof the season.
All doubt was rerooved as to "Aeolian"
music beiDg used for dance purposes,
and those present were loud in their
praise of the music and floor, olalmln?
it was hard to tell which was the best.
This is indeed a compliment, as all the
dancer* of Skagway acknowledge that
the A. B. floor is the best in Alaska.
About thirty couples were preient.
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The dance of the Skookum club at
the Fifth Avenue last Saturday night
was one of tha very enjoyable even s of
the soc'al season. Good music and
goo.1 fellowship were the features of the
affalt.
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CATHOLIC.
Maw aad 3*rmon at 10 a. in. .
Sunday school at 11:00 a. m.
Evening se.-vioe, Instruction and ben
ediction at 7:30 u a.
Holy Mass week, days at 7:30 a. m.
Friday, Communion Macs at 8 a. m.,
League devotions at 7:30 D. m.
Saturday, Catechetical instructions at
11 a. m.
Sunday. Holy communion at 8 a. m.
Rev. P. C. Bopgis, S. J.
PRESBYTERIAN
Hfth Avenue and StHe street.
11 a. m. Morning Worship.
12 m. Sunday School.
4 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor
Society.
6:j0 p. m. Senior Christian En
d avor.
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship.
Midweek prayer meeting at 7:4s
Wednesday evening.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
Rev. Geo. E. Good, Pastor.
VOLCANIC ASH FALLING AT
NOME TURNS SNOW BLACK
The Nugget, of Nome, just re
ceived. describes the effect of the fall
of volcanic asbca previously noted by
wire. Says the Nugget: Without the
knowledge of the people of this city
volcanic ashes h*ve been falling on the
town and on the whole coast during the
past 24 hours.
The snow around Nome has turned
gray, am), while tho people are going
about on their ordinary occupations one
of the strangest of the freaks of nature
Is occurring arouod and about them.
Early in the day woid came from the
Nusrget correspondent at Teller that
the volcanic ash was falling there and
that the snow has turned black. In
everv place, where a virgin whiteness
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Wellington (Departure Bay)
Run of Mine $12'
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-Selected Lumps (13 per ton
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was apourent yesterday, Is tie go m
b ro of the siruptfe sui-smice whic -
fell silently from ihe h-uvpns ih ough
the night and prob<?b>y all d*y yester
day. M any bad oocomeoted upoa lc.
The sun was invisible daring the day
and yet do one seemed to have been
aware that the dark, light substance
was falling iteailly and discoloring the
whole country. Whence it came can
not be even guested.
WOMAN GUR6LAR LEAVES II
DAINTY HANDKERCHIEF AS GLUE
Youngstown, O., Jan. 20.? A woman
burglar la believed to bi operating in
this city. A dainty lace handkerchief
aod a button from a worn in's coat lead
to a belief that it was a woman who
early this morning broke into the home
of Jacob Thullen, School street and at
tempted to chloroform Mr*. Thullen.
Mrs. Thullen was sleeping on the
first, floor with her four-year-old grand
daughter. At 2 o'clock iu the morning
she was startled by a rolse. A form
was bending over the bed. Mrs. Thul
len gave a scream. The woman bur
glar grasped the aged woman's throat
and pressed a handkerchief soaked
in chloroform in her nostrils. Buj
members of the family had heard an.l
rushed I o ho<- assistance. T e DurJ*r
lied.
The polled wnfc called. The 1hc?
handkerchief and the dainty button,
whioa bo mala burglar would think of
havluj abO?; him, wcrje the only oluea
found. Entrance WM gained by forokg
the kitchen door In the moat approve!
manner of -burglar craftmarshlp.
LITTLE BBOMfH MEN 006 STEPS
' Of AN AMERICAN OFFICER
San Francisco, Jan. 29. ?Japanese
spies have been dogging the more
meats of Lieut. Jas. H. Walker all the
way from Japan to America. Right
here in San Francisco, during his brief
stay before his departure for the east,
this American officer his been made
the victim of Japanese espionage.
Little brown men took up the scent
the moment the officer stepped outside
his hotel and never flagged in their
watchfulness through the streets and
even to the railroad station as he de
parted for Washington. Lieutenant
Walker was known to be in possession
of certain secret -information concern
ing Japan's war preparations, and he
was also known to bear with him a se
cret official report of Japan's part in
stirring up the recent anti-American
feeling In China.
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comc out whole ? can be served at less cost than frtsh-ones \
though equally as good. They must be just a red, firm
ripeness for Preferred Stock use ? the kind you would pick
from the vine if you had your choice. Quality is the abso
lut requirement of every vegetable and fruit that goes into
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
racked Wkirtrtr th? BMt Ul drown
For our tomatoes we go to the famous Sanu Clara Valley
in California. These tomatoes are firmer, with more
meat and less water. We pay mor* for our tomatoes and we insist on having first pick.
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