SEA FOODS.
Per Tin
"Reliance ' Salmon 20 & 30
1 Clams 1 5 & 25
? Oysters 25 & 45
? Shrimps 20 & 30
? Lobsters 40
Underwood Clam Chowder 1 5
Minced Sea Clams I 5 & 20
McMenanim Crabs (Ige) 50
Purity Brand Crabs 25
Norwegian f' ish Balls (Ige) 40
Per Tin
B & M Fish Flake* (Ige) 20
P & W Brook Trout 25
C & B Kippered Herring 35
C & B Yarmouth Bloaters 45
Booths Crescent Sardines 25
Albert Roche Sardines 20
King Oscar Sardines 3 for 50
Imported Anchovies 50c per keg
Smoked Chinook Salmon 30c lb
Fancy Salmon Bellies 20c lb
No. I Norway Maclteral average sue
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T FROG
Un'e* You're Got 50 Cents
H. Hartwigsen
8ucc?Mor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
DKALKR IN
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
CARdK CTWTJ l.ATINQ LIBRARY
INCLUDING t-ATKST COPT
RIOHTKO BOOKS
M AGAZINF.S, NITWSP^PEItf A VO
OTHRR PERIODICALS
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY 5TANJCH. Pr.prt.tor
Far 14 Tfiri We Hare SeereJ only |
The Best in the Markets
?W today it ia tkr
Most Popular Elating
I House in the North's I
New Location I
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th |
1 The Delmonico of Alaska
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
m. z- , v i i ? ? i a? ? ? ? ? ? ? ,
Our faith in the North is shown by the construction of
a new and beautiful steel and concrete fire proof building
with asbestos roof and steel interior finish. A park has been
started and fountains w-ill add lovliness.
> Our Bar Goods are none of them
, Less than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks^
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER
Seventh Annual Bargain Day
February 28th, 1913
Unexcelled Combination Offers of High-Clan Magazine*
Offer Xo. 1: Regular Price.
Good Housekeeping or Hearst's Magazine. jt.50
(State which one)
Poet-Intelltgencer $6.00
Total Regular Price $7.50
Bar gun
Day BaVe
$5.25
Offer So. 2: Regular Price.
Uncle Remus' Magazine $1.00
The Family Magazine IB / Bargain
Home Life -50 f nftV Rate
Farm ft Home ? 60 > -
Agricultural 1
Post- Intel II gv
Total Regular Price $8.60
t&SSSiSSr!*. ::::::::::::::::::: ?:U\ $5.00
Offer Xo. 3: Regular Price. \
The Westerner I .50 I Bargain
The Ranch *. 50 ' Dav Rate
The Pacific Poultryman 50 ) ? I ? A
Poet-Intelligencer 16.00 I VIM (J|l
Total Regular Prlc? $7.60 '
Offer Xo. 4:
Po8t-Intr>lligencer. Regular Price. Bargain Day.
Dally and Sunday $6.00 $4.50
Dally only < without Sun ). . 4.00 3?50
Sunday only J. 50 2.00
All msgasine offers Include on* yearn subscription to each magasine
mentioned In each offer.
Offers on magazines cannot be split. The combinations are exactly as
stated
Be sure and stats In offer No. 1 whether Hearst's or Good Housekeeping
is desired.
Offers 1. ! and 3 Include Daily and 6unday editions of the Post-Intelll
gencer by mail only. Where dellrery by scent Is desired outside of Seattle
add t?c to all offers.
Be sure and mention offer number.
?- V.w>r.?r>*r ?? t? Is the
B? sure and mention orier numrer. _ ? _ , .
The Pcst-Intelllgonrer Is -Washington s Best Newspaper It is
only Seattle Sunday paper carrying Associated Press dispatcher II
want the news, get the Post- Intelligencer. Hurry. The bargain
price Is for one day only. *"ebrwary *. Mia
you
Day
GRAND REDUCTION 8 ALE
The Pack Train Is now selling a
trig lot of Good Goods at reduced
pric?? aa they are getting too old
to Sold and sell at a profit, Yourt.
tf. Herman Grimm
?. ?. Wright has houses to f r?m?.
fmraiahed W
SMOKERS ATTENTION
HaroJd H?rtwl??en, *ucceMar U
W. W. Ooushton, has Ukec U"
ajfrncy tor the Justly funou*
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIQAR3.
5,000 lost received from the fac
tory at Tamp*, Flft. If yo? want the
txwt doo t tall to glre thaae ?ood?
* trlaL
Hire!
Personal
After six weeks spent In Seattle,
Mrs. Bert Howdeshell and Miss
Aleta Roblson came home today
N. O. Hardy of Tacoma la the
now electrician at the Home Power
company's plant. Mr*. Hardy will
arrive on a later boat.
Four of the old time peddlers ar
rived today. Chamberlain, Ouyot,
Aiken, and Olson. Whan thev ar
rive In the city there Is a general
welcome
Owing to a snow storm which tied
up the Princess May at TVrangell
Narrows, she will not arrive until
seven o'clock this evening. The May
is bringing twenty passengers and
forty-five tons of freight.
After an absence of several
months. Jerry Qulnlan returned this
noon on the Jefferaor During his
absence he has visited San Diego.
San Francisco and the Sound cities
His health seems completely restor
ed, as he is looking fine.
Robert McClellen Becker arrived
back today from his annual visit to
the Sound. Mr. Becker Informs us
that the snow and rain down be
low was the cause of his becoming
homesick for Skagway, where he
has spent many years and where he
hopes to spend many more.
The Jefferson arrived at noon to
day and sailed at 2:30 p. m. The
Incoming through passengers were
W. A. Harmon, J. Quinlan. R M
Pecker, J. Bernstein, Miss Al?ta
Roblson, Ole Hanson, Mr. and Mrs
Nels Hanson and N. O. Hardy.
Mrs. Co*, wife of Engineer F Cox,
left on the Jefferson for a trip to
Seattle.',
The Dally Alaskan today receiv
ed a post card from Tuck Fla
harty, sent from Bucyrus, Ohio
The illustration on the card shows
the Public Square In the city of
Tuck's birth. There is some grass
in the square and a covered two
seated surry hitched to the rear
end of a ring-boned hoss. Tuck does
not appear In the scene, but there
Is someone just going Into the back
door of a tavorn which resembles
him. From the appearance of the
street we opine that the view was
taken some Sunday rooming before
the church goers had arisen
GOING TO FIGHT
FOR THKIK lt>l NTRY
Xick Radonvlch, night chef of
the Pack Train restaurant, has
severed his connections with that
place of business and left today
on the Jefferson for Montenegro
where he will join the army of hi*
country In Its fight against Turkey
During the past ve?r a large num
ber of Balkan patriots have left
Alaska to go back and fight for the
overthrow of the Turks in Kurope
Accompanying Mr Radonvlch are
two other patriots. Nick Stanisch
and Sam Bojanovlch. When they
left thta afternoon they were ac
companied to the boat by a number
of their countrymen who started
them off with farewells and words
of good cheer for the success of
the Montenegrin arms.
Tl'RKS STILL LOSING
AND MAY HKKK PEACE
London, Feb. 12? The latest ad
vices from the Balkan wars Indi
cate that Turkey is being defeated
in nearly all the contests. It now
seems very probable that the Porte
will seek peace, as there seems no
other way of preserving any of the
territory In Kurope
SKAQWAY LEAD* IK
FIRST ii.KMK Or HKKIEH.
The first game of the Internation
al bowling conttet waa pi* ml l**t
night between Skagway, Iwwton,
Whltehorse and Juneau. All the
teams have reported with the ex
ception of Dawson, with the follow
ing totala:
Ska* way, 2 Ml.
Juneau, >369.
Whltehorse. IS 11.
The &ame played in Skagwajr waa
aa follows:
1 1 S
Mack 136 170 l?fi
Peterson 214 189 156
Kennedy 17? 164 177
Selmer 180 136 1 <7
Blanrhard 164 153 193
Tola, 871 812 859
TOIjD COURT THK
8AMK Oi l) STORY
I-os Angeles, Feb 12? The testi
mony of Mi'ManiK?l In the second
Darro* tri*' will be eliminated, as
1* but -etteratea the evidence h?
care previously.
FAMILIK8 OK RXPI/ORKRH
WII.I4 IlK < ARKI? FOR
London , Felv 12 ? A fund ha?
been started to nilse money for the
families of the south pole explorers
who lost their llres with Captain
Scott. A memorial will be erected
to the gallant car'-*'"
OR1MK M?R IXniAXH
IX) ASK M>R IWH>7.K
Is It a crime for an Alaskan na
tive to ask a white man to produce
a bottle of boote?
This question has been much
mooted In Alaska and on February
25 the Ss 1 Francisco court of ap
peals will devote se.eral hour* to
its consideration with a view of
giving a decisive answer to the
question
As .1 definite legal proposition
t.he qu>?tlon first arose a year ago
when the grand Jury at Ketchikan
look It up with a view of bringing
an Indlctmc-nt. Assistant Prosecut
or Nye has long taken a position
that It <s a crime punishable under
section 218, which provides that the
common law Is applicable to Alas
ka, except as modified by the code
Under the common law, It is an of
fense to solicit another to commit a
crime, especially when the crime is
a felony.
After the Ketchikan grand Jury,
in 1911, had heard some discussion
on the subject, it submitted the
question to Judge Lyons, and Judge
I.yons agreed wltt Mr. Nye. Nn In
dictments cnargtnf; the offense were
brought at that term, however, ,
but list spring a native by the
name of Din I*ot was arrested at
Ketchikan charged with the offe.isc
o* soliciting the commission of n ;
crime, and he was convicted before j
the commissioner. The case was
appealed to the district court, and
Judge I.yons held agrln that the
1 native solicitor wsis guilty of a
crime. The case was then appealed
to the court of appeals, where it
will be heard on the 25th of this
month
st v*rou I'urpo***
"Ole l'engl*?rn L* working himself to
skin and bone trying to keep (but boy
of his In college. ~
"And what's the boy doing?"
"Doing bis l>est to be etpelled."?
Cleveland Plain IVsler.
APPRECIATION.
Love nevrt seemi ?o clear an d easy
at when lh? heart is betting fas er
at the sight of tonic generous, self
risking deed We if el no doubt, then
what is the highest prize the soul can
win ; we almrU believe in our own
power to attain it. ? George Elliot
Headlight 55? 7Yoasers
(rlT^MTltPPfl Purcha?e a pair of these Headlight Trousers and!
wear same sixty days If the cloth does not giTe|
satisfactory wear, your money refunded
Seams Guaranteed Not to Rip
If garment rips at waistband, we pay you fifty cent*. If garment Hps'
at seat, crotch or leg seams we will pay you one dollar.
DORTERO & SON
-EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS
Furniture Attractions',
see us
if in
need of
a
Range
Our
prices
the
lowest
fit* foot Round and DIMM
Tab)?w, former If t U to $J#, XOW
?TOO to tin on
81l foot Roin<l Oak r?d?M?l T*M?.
Pnrwrtr MSio, no%f . .
MORRIS CHAIRS |1??* to ?!?
HOW ?T OO In ?!??* ....
CHIFTOXIERS ????? to 117
HOW Moo to
.% > tniEP lihe ?>r nrx-wino
. . . iimrm at i-s ?>rr . . .
coles nor blast wood stovw
? It .tO How W V?; imiw How
IUM; fji V) How ?15 M. . . .
COLES HOT BLAST COAL STOTEE
? IK.OO tio.oo. |l??9 How
SIS.
LA. Harrison Company
Sf?r? clone* mt ft p. n. neipl Mirlif ft p. m FTmmm M.
SHOW TONIGHT ? I RKKUI |.'
Sum's lupitltid* IMtlf.
MUM Id*nt1tt??w and IVw? C?w?
?trlrtor ? RH.
Candle of l?lf? ? Amh
BlUjr'i Rho??- Solai
in rf?. ? "At Th? ? ? rfm
SOTirK.
A Rpn^rmi* aupply of C. H. Oct- '
ommfnt flower Mate him be?ni re
relr ?d by the Sksgwsr Improre
rnent Society, and Is now reedy for
free distribution at the Dully AIm- :
kan office. Rteldents of the north
<-nd can recelre thHr o?~h1? at the
home* of Mrs W C. McKenile The
following \arletlcs are on hand:
Annual* S*M Peaa. Dwarf Nas
tuniuma. Thlo*, summer Cvprees.
Popples, D'anthua t pinks t, Sweet
Alrsaura. Marigold, Candytuft
Biennials: Snnpdragon
Perennial? Delphinium.
clove, Aqnllegia ( columbine )
The Annuals and Biennials will
flower this season from aprlng
sown seed The perennials are
hardy, but will not flowr until ser ?
? >nd season.
The Society wants every home
o? ner to help in the mm -merit to
make Skagway "The Flover City"
of Alii -Ska. :m 1 al ar? urg-d to pm
' u ro some of these Government
?"' ds and *.e|p the <><l work ilonr
Mrs. W C. Blanchard,
Chairman, Seed Distribution Com
GOOD MANNERS
Good msnn ~r? are a ?bort cut to
one'* goai. Thev lubricate the
wheels o( Me instead of
t hem. ? Whartc*.
, Patent leather.
One pert of linseed oil to two of j
c ream make* an eicellent petert leath
er polish j
Her Suspicion* A r?used.
They were dls? u<sing the new lodger j
"lie slips In and ont of the house so
quietly." said the grass widow board I
er. "that I think he must hare been a j
married man once "
"Perhaps It Is that." says Mrs. flash .
croft as a troubled look caihe orer her |
face, "snd maybe he Is In the habit of '
getting behind with Ms lioard."? !/?? ,
don Stray Stories.
HOW'S THI?r 1
We offer Oti Hnndred Dollar* R e- |
?im! for an/ cane of catarrh that cat
?rt be wed fry Hall's Catarrh C ere.
f. J CHENEY * CO.. TV?W?. O
W?, Uie un<1?r*Hned hare known
f. J. Cheney tor the past U ream.
ToMo, O.
and believe him perfectly honorable
la all business 'raoaarUc na. and fl?
andally able to rarrj out any obliga
tions made by hla firm. Waidlnjc, Kin
nan A Marvin. Wholesale qriorlata o
HaR'a Catarrh rare la taken Intern
ally, art In* direct^ upon the blood
and mncona surface* of the *7*1 em
Testimonial* sent free. Price Tie.
per bottle. Sold by all drmtg'.ate.
Take Haifa Family Pflte for
patltoa.
PILES CURED IN t TO 14 DAYS
Tonr dm**** wW refund money *
PAZO OINTMENT fall* to cere any
raee of Itehtnff, Blind. flle? din* or
ProtriKllnx piles to ? <a 14 day* We.
Phil Abrahams
URTKRAI. IOIWT
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foe art rvw.ro
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Best Meals
In Th? fVy st th?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCc
DINNER 33
Lodging
Kwythliw n?ar, %a? I
fW '1m
Fifth Arenoe nrir Rro?dw*y
PIPES
rmtn Ac fr> M hl??> m |M
W? har? itrHnH om *mm
at r*x? ff. ?iw1 fM? (mm W It
?old by rhiiMMM ikw
I)ont for*wt the nnm
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Board of Trade;
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