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CELERY. TOMATOES, LETTUCE J
PARSLEY. WATER CRESS,
BELL PEPPERS
J HORSE RADISH. CABBAGE, APPLES J
ORANGES. BANANAS, LEMONS
C. W. Ask & Sons
?H-W-J- 11 M I 1 I I II I II II I 1 1 t +
....Furnishings for Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS. Ir y* itbMm ?oruanc her*
tno CUIDTC uAcr ^ d<*?a"t |irc ycm compete s&Us
CAPS; >HIK1 >. HC . t, fic^on w* want FOB to coo* and UH
NECKTIES. SWEATER u*. ?jh3 griv? ua a oiMUjc? to "n*Lk?
COATS. UMBRELLAS, 500,3 ~ bc41t
<;wnr<; pA(x id r ^ * *t<*dy ^ ?*"* how
jnULO .i hand r?i ?r* to w? g^envxto*
TICS, RUBBERS, ETC. ?? r?*. trt vs.
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
J. IKUTA
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JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Cuno*. Ivory Carvings
Indian Bankets
CHTN A AND CUT CLASS
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M?i" O- ? 1 >: >-n? pre? .pt ctrt
KOYAL
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Ort?ra Pro?pt^
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PMONE 7*.
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Draper & Co.
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EASTVAN KODAK SUPPLIES
rHOTOGRAFHXRS
Fiaisfcinic vSve for Ukw? wbo
"jvnp* the Njttotw."
run b?? of ram*. r?*w* ?wi r*.
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V*U o*\2??r* v^efullr *tt*iu.*<2 Ux
AMrw
Or*p*r A Co^ P. O. Be* "ft."
Sfc*rw*y. Al??1rtL
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
OoM * StiTfC ?i ?
Gold, sflrw * Ooppw .. 1 W
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W C obmWt St. Seattle
> CHRISTMAS
v CANDY ....
V Finovt Bo* Candy ever brouch;
f to skacway.
t A k r?is or Crvstjtfi7ed Fruit ?
f It i< de. oiou*.
I All kinds of Nuts Tlii* seasons
r crop.
1 Fancy Pipes anu Smokinc ?rt
f ?: la* Present -
IVnt forgvt the number
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BROADWAY, (N?*r Fifth)
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Tony Dortero's*
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
FY-m this date on all oa'ls intend
: mJ for Henry Frledentbal. the Inde
] ,-*rsder.t Kxptvssmaa should be made
?c s^vod-s-.x ?76> and your can win
I -oc*<-e i taxed at? attention. He as
I- ? tinned his office at the Bonsk
C v Store
GRA~0 REDUCTION SALE
The Pa Train Is now selling a
vc lot of ik>od Good* at reduced
prr*? as they are setting too old tc
hold and sell at a profit Tours,
"J Herman Grimm.
floStled Pale Rainier. Ul?e Ribbon
and Otymri* Iie?r for s?Ue at the
T*?rd of Tr^de, tf.
DON'T FROG
Cc!e*a Yos'w Got SO CKSTS
H. Hartwigsen
Succ?mor U>
w. w. boughton
r?**T.FR 'S
Cigars Tobacc
Smokers* A -tides,
Srat<one~v and Fish
inn Tackle
LARGK CIRCTLATtNG LI8B ? *Y
rSCtrDIXO l.ATKST 00*?V
RTOiHTKD BOOKS
WtUiAZtNKS, SICWPPAPERS AND
OTHKR PERIODICALS
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
i-oai Atfi No. S. orator Pv Mltx*
it UMrtr.dUt. Ch* AU;be?( |T?1>
'?w*Ik>Io co?l of all the B C. fWd?
M.28 FIXED CARBON
*rt?ct OonbuaCkN> I nifmrw He*
IJjrht Art
Om arxi after July 1st, lilt, *?
itaOl offer this coal. ?eIeoOsJ Vk
rra4ed as Whw -
V-vuble Srreeewj and sactoeC US tar
MtMxwhip (ttakti) L "
fiMMfeap* tbi.l*? T. "
Uon prlCM t&ctod* deflrery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
*OLf SELLING AGENTS
- >? '* Sfcapwav. Alaska.
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 Valves in Ladies Tailor
Made Suits , Top Coats and Shirt
Waists, Skirts specially priced for
you at from 1-3 to 1-2 their value
$2t\50 Black Serge Suit. M?-- ii ni> Triir.n < <1 r< w J? 1 7. T."?
$22.50 Navy Serge Suit, S if Tin uinl now SI I
$17.50 Black Serge Suit, Bi. dTruuiyd now .. $10.
$26.50 Itrey Serge Suit. 1 itton Tvimmed now >? 1 1 i. )
$l> 50 Black Serge Suit. Panel Skirt now .... >117."
$17.75 Novelty Gray Suit BrtM Ttimssed now . M??.
$19.75 Grey Check S<;it 1 ????n Trim nod now .. .. $
$24. Novelty (iroy Striped Sail Button Trimnv d now $18.50
$13.50 Blue Gray Suit Mi t r m v S-.75
$27.50 Grey Suit with S;t ? I'oi ..r iif $!'? 1
$24 Grey Suit. Mannish ('it now si:!
Similar reductions on ;ind Children* cloth coats and
rain coats
Special in White Good Department
90c. i size sheets only 00c
75c full size sheet only .r?0c
Pequot larK" size pillow slips 3 for fiOc
Full -?i7.e hnck towels worth $2 to $3.50 a dozen now $1.40
to $2.85 a dozen
B 1 s| i Is wortli froq^> : to ?."? ." *ule price $2 to $3 05
9-4 I'equot ^heetinir regular 45c now 30c
ii 1 Pequot sheeting 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
THIS WEEK
Coles Hot Blast
Wood Heaters
Regular
$14 now
$1- now ...
$22 now
Coles Coal
Ke?|ular
$12.50 now
$15 now
$lv now
$22.50 now
$35 row .
. $<*
. $10
$14
Heaters
Stationary News
3 X Envelopes 3 packages for 20c
Highland linen envelope 2 packages
for 25c All box papersand tablets i-3off
15c a dozen for Alaskan, Comic, and
Motto Post Cards
$7
$9
$10
$14
$25
Washington Birthday Novelties
Cherry trees flags, and mi nature busts
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
ILq
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STORE CLOSES AT EIGHT
P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS
ALASKA MUST HAVE
ENCOURAGE VENT
? Continued from i'ase I)
.ialf the cost The ruel would I e ac
.-es&ible at All tiroes as the <?
conditions in the coal fioldt- permit
working the year Around.
"Pinctoots drastic application ol
hkt conservation theories to the tin>
>er of Alaska has also worked ?
. ot*t hardship on the people. The
I [.resent reflations and the lark ol
a sufficient number of forestry ac- nt<
:nakc it so difficult to develop the
timber that Alaska is compelled tr,
import its lumber to a preat extent
Millions of feet of timber a*v rott'iiu
on the stump annually.
"Alaskans believe that the sal
vat ton of their country depends on
: the passing of a home rule bill. Ther?
sre more than &0.000 permanent Ames
can citizens in Alaska and while
much has been said about the ex
pense of carrying on a local form ol
rovernment. every annual report fot
the last fourteen years shows that
Vlaska is ample able, financially, to
maintain It. The principal Item of
the output of Alaska for last year
we: <?old $22,000,000; salmon. $13,
000.000; copper. fi.O00.O00; fur* and
merchandise products. $".000.0O0; and
fresh fish. >2.000.000. The Imports
of 1911 were more than IIS.OOO.OOO,
making the trade between the Dis
trict of Alaska and the United
States asreregate #6 1. 000.000.
"1 have noticed that the press re
ports have quoted ftishop Rowe of
Alaska and Dr. M. H. FVat?r. former
assistant surgeon of the public health
and marine hospital, as saying that
more than fifty per cent, of the peo
ple of Alaska are afflicted with tub
erculosis. Th?y were undoubtedly re
ferring to the native Indians, as there
is hardly any tuberculosis among the
*-hiW>s."
Under the title "Alaska N'eods En
? ?ouragement," the above Interview
on the Alaskan question was printed
| !n the Ixw Angeles Times Feb. 4th.
Dr Keller In a letter recently re
ared here. speaking on the quo*.
Hon of publicity to the Alaskan
cause, in the newspapers throughout
: he Stat<?s sajs that due to the
1 ;>owt-r h' id by tha administration it
impossible to 'break into print"
a vein derogainry to the inter
s^s of tho administration, who arc
s;> - bio in no amall derrree for
he condition of mffairs In Alaska,
t , ' ? t
! OAKLEY WILL PROSPECT
KENAI PENINSULA.
Piil Oakl?y, repute*! to be tie
long distance mustier of Alaska, con
<eded the long disiance talking cham
pionship. old souriough and former
residency of Skagiray, was a passen
ger on the train "for Carcross this
morning.
He arrived on the Georgia from
Teiakee Springs, where he has* been
I recuperating after a long &oa<?n of
mnshlnjE in the Kuskokwim country.
lie w HI work until th?-? break up.
followine which ho intends to ?ro
down the Yukon, and will cross to
the Ko-i.ii Teninsula. which ho says
is the Prospeetor'd Paradise.
YOUNG PEOPLE-!. SOCIETY
WILL MEET TONIGHT.
The Young People's Literary and
[ Social Society wiil bo entertained this
venlng by Miss Elizabeth Hopper at
the home of Mrs. A. E. Kindel!, on
Fifth avenue. A splendid pro,:ram
ha.-i 1m n arranged and it is hoped
that all of the mombcrs will be
present.
The train left for Whiteliorse this
morning with a pii-songer Hst of 24.
The train arrived on time this
I evening.
Henry Frledenthfcl Phone 76. Quick
lelivery. Bagcate and exprwaing or,
[short notice, day or night
SSc for a homo cooked meal ?
| quick, clesn aervlt*. wljere? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Vvenue. half a minute from Broad wa.
FYesh hot clam tea at tha Board
| of Trade.
BOARD OF TRADE CAFE.
Mill ? Did you hear th?
Sslib? It Isn't out y?t.
HilK-t?ure It la. !-?<?'? go down to
th? cS TYad? <*/<?, and pst a
?'v 1 > | i~re won I ?
We a o make specialties of ban
quets a M priva'e dinner parties. ?
! Karmman & CWak, T?!pphon? 32.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
- ?
Harold Hwtwlfjsen, mice**** to
W. W. Houghton, has taken the
agency for the J;iet!y famo<ui
EL, INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
fi.000 Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If you want the
best don't fall to give these good*
a *HaI
t
When in SKa^way Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN, PROPRIETY ESS.
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B\THS, TELEPHONES
8 ..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk and Cream from our own Jar*?y Dairy.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THB BEST SBRVIC*.
FREE BU8 TO AND FROM ALL BOAT# AND TRAINS.
SRag'way