urn in ?unit ii "Nil* V"'1"" ". '
I 1H.H |?H I* ! M t'H
F ??
I FRESH ON THE
CELERY. TOMATOES. LETTUCE
PARSLEY. WATER CRESS.
BELL PEPPERS
$ HORSE RADISH. CABBAGE APPLES I
ORANGES. BANANAS. LEMONS f
i C. W. Ask & Sons
tmiiintiinnMnmimiHiimiin
....Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS, a ?ajtlOa* h er?
p ?nc CUtDTC i incr that docM't |i?? you coatpletm w*U*
CAPS>; - HIK1N HC >fc_ w? ?ut jam to com and toll
NECKTIES, SWEATER ua. unl jHt# u* a cfcanc? to "make
COATS. UMBRELLAS, T%?r? ^ ***? bum
SHnF5 p i po ? np * steady tra?J*. No matter bow
onv/C-3 .rHV^, AlvV?- hwj j-o? ire to please, we piaranU*
TICS. RUBBERS, ETC to ?*??? you. trt ts.
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
Best Meals
la TV Cvy at ihe
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCr
DINNER Wr
Lodging
Krerrtfeinr 0**n aad
F1r*l iIm
Fifth near Broadway
R0Y3L
Steatr Lw-i'v
m
AM Wort OuimatMi. Sbort
OrftM* rrmpU* I
| U?>?M<?r vffl caH aad Mixmt. J
PHONE 7*
Draper & Co.
Aetata FVr
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
FlaJafct&r iV?? for Ux?e
O* Nittaa."
ran of Fthns, WaWa and Pa.
Hf?
Matt ord?r? oarefu.br atfeadad Uv
AMw
OMpff A Co* P. O. Bex
Skapcv. Alaska.
RAW FURS
-t ?H? PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRTT1? PX>B PR1' s list
Perccy's Fur House
v CANDY
( CIGARS
I TOBACCO
/
\ Smokers Articles
? A O4"ofi.'lv *?? s\ St
of Notion Sih-I> *? Sh.-*r^
in* Articles, brita, Nofcr
Wk* P t ' *r?i*
Doit for)?i?t Uip numlw
428
?HO AO WAY, (Nw FM)
Tony Dortero'sJ
ka/\rvA
w
\
01 R DAILY NOVELKTT
A Scientific
Love Remedy
F A. MtTOCL
i Ethan Itncfcoov . ? |<atient In boepi
| tal bad been operated on. ? Wt of
bow having been removed that preaa
ed opon his brain tie hud collated for
the Spanish war lit rixHW A ahot
ted fraaed bin bead. and ?li or *tw
roan afterwani be began to lo?e tbe
?Jjrtit of bta right ?Jf Trepanning
arms reoommendud.
A few day-a later Mr. CVier ISiH-k
?ey. the patient "a fa the*, catted o? l*ro
fwwr ttaogier of the Institute hVr
Original Re*eerrh and Raid
Trofeoaor. I wish to atate a on*e to
roo. My acw harlnc boon trepanned and
tbe *urpeon bavins reaaared a small
lottr on tte brain, the pattern on re
?t?j baa changed haurt a yon as
lady to whom he was betrothed Ob
go toe h?to the hospital he bfci her good
by with ererj evKtonoe of a (ration
Wben she called to aee him after the
operation be treated her no more uffer.
tfooately than any other drl t?o yoa
think tbi* chance a*? hmatjrht at?oat
by tbe o^wTatVvn T~
~l certainly (to tbtr experiment* h>
tbJa In^titwion no monkeya have to'd
*? that tbe , ?hrrrx?ln<T practi.-ed some
rears age bad a train of truth In it.
There are tlnv tnm;w in the brain
which are the "eat of animal faculties.
We are not permitted fn pra. the vivi
section on human brine*. hnt hare
been a Hie to flMhiy la m?nkey* a |*e
disposition to certain |??*-uHarltW~< by
reworlog com^p^ndiiw :wnnw in tbe
brato I ran file a (-a>?r a her* two
woBkeya had a great afTecrton fr?r each
otter. I removed ? ri?y pnptvhrrnnce
from the brain of one of them, and aft
er that he a-ouM hare not hint to do
with the other. TfeHtnc her wttewerer
she apponached him. I do not doubt
that tbe tump la ronr son's brain
wtotcb atood for Ma lore for thia par
tJcolar yown* lady am taken ont wben
he was trepanned ~
"We are all mncb tmoWed a boat the
matter." paemHI the father. "We
were p*eewd wtth the matrh Tbe
row* lady la a lerely (irl. and abe la
heartbroken over her lover "? rhanee
Ones science admit of aar restoration
of my son's peer loos condition toward
berr
Not 4 rertly. I bare a theory of
my own. wwrrer, that might. If pat Iti
practice. brine about ? new condition
that aroatd be practically tbe aatne as
"I woaHl like to tear ft."
"Tbe bratn h w>i*>mci*? to imprea
s'orta fron? wtthont. Tbe tHtle tamp
towered rpMM yowr son's head waa pro
dived by bis mind dwelling on tbe
lady with whom be had fatten to tore
I wt??M advtse yea to throw him and ,
ter totctto*. etclndlnc aay other wo
a?aa. HN tbcanrht*. prevented from
faring a pen any one bat tbla tairtlon
kr lady. wlN be frvnaed on ter Were
the a person m capable of prodfcclns
t*e rrqnfred tmpnrwton I do Wt main
lata that be areoM tore ter; bnt. aiace
Mbe had nrndticrd tbe 1?m"vs<itnn onr#.
i tbe a JJJ. I h?>i?ere. pr>dtne It acato ~
"And another lore tump will grow In
ibr aame ptmoT"
?1 bettore ao Nererttelean there t*
tate tbto* that mav arard In tbe e-ay ~
taemory t think tl>at hH remembrance
it bee may Interfere wtth a new pa a
?lo?. It N rccr away f-r a wan to be
iron a war f?w? a irirt be baa know n
IMC and tored by a new personality "
"We all feel tbe force of tbat."
?"Ttere ta aha* a tlor >n?np ef memo,
tf far bH betrothed to hH brain If It
ivre ir?c<e\1 he wonid atari rte^ii
TALK OF THE TOWN
This is the second installment of our stock reducing sale,
all prices quoted last week are continued, which means a
general reduction from 1-3 to 1-2 throughout our store.
If you don't see advertised what you want, "ask for it"
Stunning Values in Ladies Tailor |
Made Suits, Top Coats and Shirt
Waists , Skirts specially priced for
you at from 1-3 to 1-2 their value
$28.50 Black Serpr<> Suit, Mwaiine Trimmed now . $17.73
$22.50 Navy Serge Salt, Self Trimmed now $14.
$17.50 Black Serge Snit. Braid Trimmed now $10.
$26.50 Grey Sorgo Suit. Button Trimmed now $10.50
$18.50 Black Sergt? Suit, Panel Skirt now $11.75
$17.75 Novelty Grey Suit Braid Trimmed now . , $10.
$19.75 Grey Check Suit Button Trimmed now $13.
$24. Novelty Gray Striped Suit Button Trimi:. 'I now $13."'0
$13.50 Blue Gray Suit Meft^ilino Collar now $-.75
$27.50 Groy Suit with S ilor Collar now ? $16 50
$24 Grey Suit. Mannish < now $18
Similar reductions on Ladies and Children* cloth coats and
rain coats
Special in White Good Department
Poll size buck towels worth $2 to $3.50 a dozen now $1. -10
to $2.33 ? down
! d ? r i uor.il ? :d $3 to $.",50 price . $2 to $3 65
U 4 Peqnot shoetinpr rr-jjulnr 45c now 30c
8 1 Peqnot sheetinjf regular 35c now 25c
Ladies Underwear 1-3 to
1-2 Les than Value
Just a few silk Petticoats left, your
choice for 50c on the dollar
90c } size sheets only
75c full size sheet only
Pequot large size pillow slips 3 for
60c
50c
50c
THIS WEEK
Coles Hot Blast
Wood Heaters
Regular
$14 now J- ,
$1S now $10
$22 now Si -4
Coles Coal Healers
Rpqalir
$12. SO now $7
$15 now $'.'
$1^ now $10
$22.50 now . $14
$35 now $25
Stationary News
3X Envelopes 3 packages for 20c
Highland linen envelope 2 packages
fi>r 25c Ail box papers and tablets 1-3 off
15c a dozen for Alaskan, Comic, and I
Motto Post Cards
Washington Birthday Novelties |
Cherry trees flags, and mi nature busts j
of Washington
Read some and don't
talk about your neigh
bors it will cost you
less.
$1.50 Lates Copy
rights this week
$1.15 75c editions
50c
Stove board and Stove
Sundries 1-3 off
l. a. iiiwiii
STORE CLOSES AT
?. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS
7TW S
r EIGHT
URDAYS
mmbihI
, ...?
I . ? -
J irith I XT. mikJ *he wtoihl have n rrrat
j advantage ?
! >-<>11 sjiecik woi-d* of *i-4?>ni
j I shnll tetl my m lluii IW \?|*fl?t?on
; Duo nm In-en satisfactory Hltd must I*
i repented Then tlx* tahi)' of memory
| for t?i> Iwjroilwd omy be . m mil "
Some time after this consnilstlon
j l*rofes"or < June lor was vni'isl to the rv
! ceptlon room of the institute to wei\"e
| ii lady who had called him.
"TVhtt mo 1 do for yon. madam?"
: he asked.
"Nothing You're done It already
! I've come to thank you "
**Kor what 7"
"Do ymi rememi>er a aentlemnn
i ^alllnc upon yon to ask how the love
; ?f hi* sou for his ttnncee conld be re
stored V
"1 think I rvoienihcr am h a' cane."*
"The cist of your
was that the bump of memory for his
I betrothed should be taken out so that
i ?he tnlclit havr. a ? hartee as n new
; tfrt"
"I rr>memt<er that.'*
"Well, your ad v Ire was acted upon
and worked to a charm. '
"Ah. I see! You were all nin.te ve-y
? happy. I suppose?""
"Yea. twtt that's not the evpec^l
! matter I have to thank yon for."
"Indeed?"
1 "No. It 1* ft>r the som;e*tion it bore
i h mr own cswr. My husband was
rallinc Into the tolls of n desictiinir
woman. I cot out a de hrtttttca In
, inirendo or somethine of the sort and
j oad him shnt np. Then I paid a snr
j ceon to pwt him under an anaesthetic,
i si?d when he came to himself his
! ??imp of memory for me had been
' take? ?at. I utralphtway took him
i off where he conld see no Wh* but me.
; and within a week he proposed to
! me. To pleflsp him we were remar
| rled. and he Is now the most devoted
! lover In the wortd "*
~l trust he mar remain so. madam."
"Not he Itnt when he flies off
acaln hell hare to submit to another
trepauein* '
Bottled Pale Rakiier, nine Ribbon
*nd Olympt* Beer tor ?sUa at the
Board of Trade. U.
A tine mild temperate drink in
the pare wholesome beer made from
the aparklln* water* of Tumwater
rails, and the very best barley malt
with Jnat the right proportion of
chtrtoeat grown bo pa. Brewed a* <mj
S It tha Oiynpla Brewing company can
btaw. For aala at U>? Boar4 of Trada
I
The Jefferson left Ketchikan tl?i? (
morning ar.sl is dne tr? arrive In ;
U'ra.i^ell this evening lit, 7 p. n?.
The Peterson left Haines at 4 p.
m. this afternoon with a large dele
?atlo? to tho A. B. Sirmker this ev
ening.
Alaskan want ato. for results.
Electric Globes
and Supplies
t'nt 11 further notice tin> follow
ing prices are a>a<)e or till srr.nle*
of amps.
Tur irst >1 25 watts $
Tungsten 40 watt# .70
Tunc* ten 00 vatfci 1 .<>>
Tum:>t":i ! > watfel 1. >
Tantolnm 25 watt* .50
Tantolum 40 watts .50
Tantolum f() watt* ,S5
Carbon :5
Carbon 1 20 watts .35
Electrical supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rates
Estimate* given on all work
Home Power Co.
CHAS. HTK
rH?pi?> Rvora* ??JOffifi?. <VK A Pr4<ry.
J. IKUTA
M W i VI Tl UlJtl
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
W?*ch ln*^?<-!nr for thr
W. P. Ac Y. Routt
Mail Or.'tr* fjivt-n prortvpt cam
?CHINESE MULTITUDE
FACE STARVATION.
(By Alaska Nawa HurMW.)
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 24?
I buffering among the hungry millions
j in the famine stricken provinoea of
| China if= Rraphlcaily described in a
' report to the American Red Crow
iiere from Amos P. Wilder, consul
renernl at Shanghai and a member of
ht- Shanghai relief committee. It U
I ?aV1 that conditions there are worse
!han ever before in several of the
provinces. Mr. Wilder says that re
lief is needed Immediately. About the
middle of May the scant crops will
improve the sitnatton, but during the
!next two months and a half the re
i lief workers will have their worst
problem* to deal with.
Mr. Wilder believes that levee?
.^nd dykes which are being construct
ed by G. D. Jameson, the Red Cross
engineer. wilt tend to prevent famine
n the futnre. The work has furnish
ed employment to hundreds of suffer
er*!. and many others could be used
Hut for lack of funds.
ELKS ATTENTION.
There will be a match game to
r.'eht at the Elks Club Alleys be
tween the Port Seward and the local
Elk's Wowlfnj? teams, beginning about
6:30. All Klks be sate and be there.
LIND8 LEAVE MONDAY.
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Und will
Wave on the Jefferson Monday f or
Seattle, from whence they will go to
Portland where Mr. Und *111 undergo
an operation for tho removal of a
cataract on tho eye, from which he
lias been suffering for some time.
The lensrth of their stay In the south
Is Indefinite, depending on the length
of time required for the recovery of
Mr. Lind.
It it reported that Mr. IT. IT. Dra
per will return to the city on or
abont the first of the month.
Henry Prtedenthal rhone 7?. Qnlrk
delivery, liacg&ge and expressing on
short notice, day or nlgbL
Only On* "BBOMO QUININE"
Tat to LAXATIVE BROMO QUDflKB
Look for the *5?wit?re of EL W.
OROVT:. L'&ed the World ot?t to
Core & Cold tn On a Day. 25c.
15c for a home cooked meal ?
quirk, clean j?errlce. Where? At
the New Home Rertanrant, Fifth
Avenue. naif a minute from Broadwa.
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
*rota dbmtt No. 6, Oyater Bay Mln**
if LArfrumJUi. tn? aUhut grad*
vouaebold coal ot ail the B. C. (Mdo
S&2S F1XCD CARBON
Perfect Comboattoo C'nlforn He*'
Litf* A Mi
On And after July let, lftlt, ?.
tball offer this coal. ?elect*d arc:
<n>M aa follow*: ?
Double Screened and Marked IIS. ton
-J iwifaupi (nacked) I "
SoreAitiiun (beft) f. "
Abort price* include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
BOLE SELLING AGENTS.
; *hoA? 10. ?k?pw??y. Alatfc *.
I DON'T PROG I
Unlew Yott're Got 50 Cwrr*
H. Hartwigsen I
j 8ncp??aor V?
W. W. BOUOHTON
OBAtBB TW
Oigars Tobacco.
Smokers" Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LABOR CMOTLATIWO MBB4BT
latbrt copy
BtOHTBD BOOKS
VAOaSIMOi JtBWSPAPP.BB AlCO
0TB bb periodicals