The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 11, 1927, Page 7

" “‘evening. “"““Mvrs.’ Egbert Loomis, o ming, Manke and Daily; ¢ tions played were “Are You 3 ‘bow Trail” by Mrs. L. D. Ham- ““mesh vells which leave the face X1¥ IF SKIN BREAKS 4o Mentho-Sulphur 70 Wirning or broken out skin, the!then on that, & iYimprovement. THE DAILY ALASKA DOUGLAS NEWS —— 5 ! *‘\0‘ % OMMETEN b W\PNGTIZED BY * “THE EXPERYT sALEs Tk oF The PROMOTER, BARNEY GOOGLE SIGNED A CONRACT WiROLY KNOWING- | JUST UMAT KIND o A PRoPOSITion HS WAS ENTERING INTO DOUGLAS WOMEN'S CLUB MEETING IS FEATURED BY MuUSIC ‘The Dcuglas I[sland Women': Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Rose Davis last The Clyb is pledged to! .40 two services for the town each 'yoar. Plans for this year's service ware considered and a committec of three—Mesdames Charles Sey, .3 O. Kirkham and Lucile Ed- wards—was appointed to bring in snggestions, The resignation of Mrs. J. R. Langseth as treaswia. was accepted and Mrs. Jack Sey was_appointed to the office. Mrs. gfi MU TELL tiM, DOCTOR , T SOLNO MY OwAY HORA — PIRE, TUESDAY, OCT. 11 MES. MR. ROONEY, L DONT UKE QU HWANE IN (MR, TS 1927 NOW, MR. GOOGLE , HERE 'S QUR PRAPOTAT oM A FLAGPOLE For MARVELOLS FEaT REMAINED ON RIS FLAGP VoL WILL BECOME THE ChaMPION TN = W AT DANS DLE ONLY oN = MO ONE T HOLDER OF TWE \Q DANS = Nou Wit SE OF D\SCUSSION (N TE NEWS OF g D NOU ikt BESEW © 1927, by King Features Syndicate. Tne. Crest Britam rights reserved Elmer Smith was welcomed into the Club as a new member. Guests for the evening included Miss Caro- “Tlie Todd and Miss Stella Jones, all’ of Juneau. The. program was as follows: violin solo, “Believe Me if All ‘Those Endearing Young Charms’ by Miss Gladys Flemming; in- strumental trios, violin, saxophone and plano, by the Misses Flem- the selec- Lone- Once Rain- “ACK” WRITES OF HIS ALASKA TRIP FOR EAST Sportsman and Writer of Outdbor Life Tells of Tour Through North Under the heading, ‘Pictorial Review of ‘Ack’s’ Alaskan Adven- ture,” a prominent page in the spurts section of a recent Sunday edition of the Cleveland Ohio, News, cofftains a five column spread on the Alaska and Yukon trip of Morris Ackerman, editor and publisher of Ackerman's Sportsmian’s Gulde. There are seven pictures in a five-column group, the largest of which is a view of Skagway from the sido of the mountain on the east side of the town. The article is written in colo- quial English and touches on a great variety of places and sub- Jocls. After télling of his trip across Canada, Mr. Ackerman treats of his journey from Van- couver nirthward and through Alaska and Yukon. sayin The “Princess Charlotte,” Van- couver to Skagway. Up the fa- mous inside passage. A four-day and four-night trip that'{l cock- .eye a cat, tying to take in the ever changing panorama that breaks, first on this side and as your floating itching stops #nd healing begins, | palace glides on its way to the says'a noted skin speclalist. This land of a thousand‘glaciers. Alert sulphur preparation, made into a|Bay, its salmon cannery and the pleasant cold cream, gives such a call to “camera™ of the tourists quick relief, even to flery eczema,|before the totems tha! guard the that nothing has ever been found last resting place of the blonzed 430 take its place. warrors, who in the Red Man’s Because of its germ- -destroying fancy are now chasing the bull properties, it quickly subdues the of many species over muskeg itching, cools the irritation and|tuadra of a hunting ground for- heals the eczema right up, leav-|ever :losed to the intruding pale- ing a clear, smooth skin in place|face. of ugly eruptions, rash, pimples Prince Rupert, stili in British “§# roughness. Columbia and yet two days by " You do not have to walt for|steamer up the Pacific Coast. It quickly shows. Ketchikan, the first stop in the You can get a little jar of Rowles | Alaska. Where British ships Mentho-Sulphur at any drug|wear Yankee flags and Canucke atore. —adv.|and Yanks are one. Wrangell _,—-e(p-»-lz-—-s.,—&q—-———A—-,.._._——-.a—_. ' COLUMBUS DAY DANCE EAGEES’ HALL—+~~DOUGLAS Wedneday, October 12° NEW 5-PIECE ORCHESTRA—SNAPPY, “Just “The . some Tonight,” and . Again.” A vocal solo, mock, and an instrumental duet " by *Ma Missas Todd and Jones. {The social hour was spent in community singing. Lunch was ' served by the hostess. The Nov- ember meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. F. A. Gallwas. ——————— VEILS WITH TABS PARIS, Oct. 1¢ —Far vells are using Paris. They are brisf amcovered hut have tabs to fit over the ears, an adaptation of the nosé veil which has grown out of helmet hats and .togues. ~—OUT AND ITCHES aAPPLY SULPHUR Just the moment you apply| ta an itching, BEST TIME EVER Gentlemen $1.00 Late ferry from Douglas, 1:15 a, m. DON'T LET THE COLD WEATHER : GET YOUR GOAT * . :l‘tulhv mmmmnmm Aldagfluthmnmmm HARRI HINE SHOP HOW DlFFERENT FROM THE SCENES OF 1918! | \\‘n" Second A. E. F. | thei | fish | grease out of a | horse ) fi flegh to C Atl I of mv head of |ing eut of it 1ts mouth and I not unl | ville PS ir wives in a joyous feast at the scenes of former battles. The condiments are good old Salvation \rmy doughnuts and coffce, and Juneau. Juneau, the capital of the Dbiggest bargain ever struck. In the heart of a seeth- ing brown bhear country that our hunters pass by; because as yet Juneau has not teld her story to the world. At Skaeway And, at the head of salt water, Skagway. The birth of the gold seeker's hope. The graveyard of broken hearts. Skagway, south- end of the trail of '98. The tide- water city of joy, that saw the “‘cheechako” climb the summit of the White Pass, mushing, with high hopes and stout hearts, for the ‘Kiondike, ‘and’ fts gold, gold. gold! Fivo hundred and seventy- one miles away. And “those whe saw the ice of the Yukon come and go" return as ‘‘sourdoughs.” Burro Creek, Upper and Lower Dewey Lakes. Fishing, handy, at Skagway. Good place to up.” Gateway to the wonderfu! Yukon. White Pass and meet the steamer. A friends, along the dim trail of many thousands of feet, far be- low the rails of steel. A ride that will give a cliff-dweller the goose-pimpled ague. —andJ, far below the ribboned «ii- vet' of Dead Horse Gulch; a life- long memory, as you look from Inspiration Point to Skagway anc <he ldlivg Pacific. The 111 miles to Whitehorsa, The Summit, where the red, “put| Where the trains of the| Yukon railway| climb, | Up, up, up! sl Hiustiated News) had s for Ihis caribou herd i he way from s to o million Yo in August. But that fa itself. Then Dawso o and Klondike Creek . 9" ern mining machinery Caribon yne work of fifty thousa operated by individ dust. Dawson, 1900 there were And today hun 1 souls. But in a game count Tn a game country. Whil hiere the village smithy hors an hite and blue of two ride the Sawtooth breoze ths red-coated mounted eréct and the sign re mushers report heve.” neit, the old-lady head | dike navigation. Carer name abbreviated from c ero g, where the 't countless thousands of ssed in earller tim The mesa between { teoth and the Yakon. Mles C | yon, Whitehorse Rapids, death traps and enticin er” that called many a may-care spirit to a wate grave, Then Whitchorse, 4 miies away from a bulging p his shop at 3. He brought But past the rough water, over his quartered moose for supper the heart-breaking Chilkoot and Carihou arp killed in the corpor | White Pass tiails. On the banks ate Lmits. Two days | of the 2 009-mile Yukon. Burcka!isen kes ycu into the {Rex Boach, Robert W. Service,|cheep counfry. Greyling ar Jack London—yes. Tex lll(kmll mon ‘n the Yulkon River, too. Whitehorse folk still .ll'\‘hll" in every Yukon jof you, ‘ioat, sheep, m ce, caribon, Up and Down Yukon rieties of bear. Ptarmigan How different the trip now grouse. Fonr thousand souls, in- |from Whitehorse to Dawson. Two|ineluding Injuns, in all of Yu-| nati Wherc stands all nlo four rs of ound )0 adventur: the Saw- W nfu the gold flelds. And to the big fish and game. {gam> hunter this part of the go-| ing means things. [ Betweeen Sel-| to Whitehorse. beside us, in front of us and be-istops to “wood up.’ hind us. 1 missed the full mrml‘nlogs each day, {of the crossing. But I did see|dark. on2 1¥l greup of over a huadred. ! mo:s of greyling every About Tour and it never got| try. ‘botwmed, stern-wheler ‘“White-) but a scrapper, a fool for arti.! Wit 5 Le a town of a fow, ! hottest Johnson’s Creek. two pounds. >ut of Daw-|in |nights and one day takes us to|kon, a land fairly “recking” with ’M‘H‘ } Four days back up l 2 Yukon |the Out with the ny‘f.llllng mountaing k and Dawsen caribou swam rod every time the stern-whecler | near it yet. An hour each stop and a|Will to D is b the I Yukon bu 0 try © built en 4 hill. hoot when Don't fed b climbed | 1ilkhouge built n blucg minded i Yukon A e tation. top of Uu' C you've hurtiag ol Ning to n o of ove: mo a native. the best bit o' ever: sputtered let. \\')nro- in, east |T|lu extrame nor Columbia. 5 fishing at 2 River, flow-! One of the sources 2,000 miles fr uu{ combination stes ville trolley” tr one in from Hnrnts-| Except the coun- m bigger; a and fish, luw 2 a h]).' game ouf- I’ And ri 'i)r grou: ds he of ount ins, and ¢ trout-| Atlin dropped | It's one of the| at is Don’t shnot! | we tell vou we trout that litere.y ur hands, The house! stream in rh trout of Dot Aunderson’s roa Back in Junean n t the Mooss and nee ernment A week ¢ lal chills that will cool blo better tha n mp. stream. | the yard three| b and| A midnigh heavy 200 floating tide. brown n run on [ | } pond at Chaffey’s locks. | i ! i | | | streams, plentiful. € mon, bear 1 nd m up od. n firep! Malamutes roaming Be: from the cabin trip across the face| of Teku Glacier. fog. feet jcebargs, (&} the steamer to Junean Dolly Vavden| ‘trout aplenty. Sal-| le water and t ioat galore. black | ptarmigan. The ntcr of Alaska. Ad-| Chichagof Islands. | numerous Gov-| have to employ| 1in d | professional hunters, in| the Taku River. | the | Four-pcund doilies | Cut-throats ' A big] Twin Glacler! round | and wolves have’ door. | in ar Open boat and lacier a mile long) high. A fleld of The thunder of fresh of ice. I can ———————— METHODIST LADIES AID hold A | § Saturday, |On the trip before mine the flat-'small fish is the Arctie greyling, | Grocery, beginning at 11 a. a Oct. cook food sale on 15, m. —adv, Lest You Forget! A little forcthought now will save ycu the embarrassment you suffered last year. ORDER YOUR Christmas Greetmg Cards Now from the many handsome lines carried in our stock and now on display. 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