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SEA FOODS.
Reliance Salmon
? Claim
' Oviien
Pet Tin
20 fc 30
I5*c 25
25 45
20 A 30
? l.ob*er. 40
Underwood Oam Chowder I 5
Mwced Sea CUm* 1 5 & 20
McMenanim Crab* (Ige) 50
Purity Brand Craba 25
Norwegian F?h Balls Oge) 40
Per Tin
B & M FwK Flake* (l?f) 20
P & W Brook Trout 25
CfcB kippered Hemng 35
C & B Yarmouth Rloatrn 45
Booth* Crwcent Sardine* 25
Albert Roche Sardme* 20
King Oscar Sardme* 3 lot 50
Imported Anchovie* 50c per keg
Smoked Chinook Salmon 30c lb
Fancy Salmon Bellie* 20c lb
No I Norway Mackera! average lire 25c
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T FROG
Cb'm> You're Got 50 Cents
H. Hartwigsen
Paoc?or to
W. W. BOUQHTOS
PttM.I T*
Oigars T" obacco,
Smokers' A-ticl^S,
St ation >-y and .c:sh
m<< Tiok,l*
LAKiit CJ?f aTM.VO C,<H?AltV
iwccroiNij i atkst >?pt
RIOHTKD Hi?iK?
MAOAISIWI?. N*WSI?AI?KI?S AVO
OTS*K PSKllMMOA*.*
Pack Train
Restaurant
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TONY .STANICK Pr?prW?o?
Far 14 Ymt? Wt H??e Sarrrd ool?
' The Best in the Markets
aid twlir it it Ik*
Most Popular Elating
House in the Norths
8 -> New Locaboo
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
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The Delmonico of Alaska
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A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
Out 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 will 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 modem appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary DrinksJ
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor ?:? Skagway
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THE SEATTLE POST-IRTEUifiERCER
Seventh Annual Bargain Day
February 28th, 1913
Inexcelled Combination Offers of HiglhCVbs Magazines
Offer So. 1 : Regular Prlo*.
Good Housekeeping or Hearst's Magaslne, SI. 50
(Stat# which one) __
! Poet-Intelllgeacer $6.00
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Total Regular Price ?7.5?
Bargain
Day Rate
$5.25
Offer \o. 2: Regular Price.
I'ncle Remus' Magaxlne II OS
The Family UMUioe II
Home Life II
Farm A Home. .10
Agricultural Ep.tomlst 15
Post-lntelllfonc.'r 1.00
Total Regular Price 11.10
Bargain
Day Sate
$5.00
Offer So. S: Regular Price
The Weeterner I .16
The Kaaeh % 10
The Pacific Poultry man >... .SO
Post-lnUlllgencor :T... 11.00
Total Regular Price |7.I0
Bargain
Day Rate
$4.90
Offer No. 4:'
Poet-Intelligencer Regular Price.
Dally and 5?unday |?.S0
Dally only (without Sua.) . . 4.00
Sunday only U#
Bargain Day.
1:88
All magaalne offer* Include on* ye ar's websorlptlnn to each magaslns
mentioned In each offer
Offsre on muuluft cannot be epltt. The combinations are exactly as
elated
Be sure and state In offer No. 1 whether Hearst's or Oood Housekeeping
is desired
ORere 1. 1 and I Include really and Sunday editions ot tbs Pest-InteUI
iffr by mall only. Where delivery by a(*g| Is dealred outside of Seattle
to all offers
are.
Bs sure and mention otter number
The Post-"
ino mention puvr nwiwi.
The Peet-lntelll Senear is Washington s Best newspaper." It la the
only Saattla Bun<laj paper carrying Associated Pteas dUpatchaa. If you
want the news, get the Foet-InUUIgen.-?r. Hurry! The Bargain Day
prtee Is for one day only, Fefcrwary WIS.
GRAND REDUCTION 8ALK
The Pack Train Is now selling a
Mg lot of Oood Goods at reduced
>t1?* at they are getting too old
n told and tell at a profit, Toura,
tf. Herman Grimm
?. R. Wright has hous?s Tor rent.
fai ulsfced tf
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold MartwlgMn, wccMur <?
W. W Houghton, hoa talon Ui?
Mreocj tor Lh? JvMj ftunaoa
EL INTIKITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Juat raealrad from th? f*c>
tory at Tamp*, FlA If ywi *ut tlx
beat don't tall to ftra theaa good*
a trial.
Last evening the honorable city
council of the city of Skagway met
In regular session The meeting
was distinguished by the presence
of all the members with the excep
tion of the Mayor, who Is tempor
arily absent In Juueau. Id his ab
sence, Dr. Urawand prejerved order
aud dignity as president, l ro tern
After listening to the reading of
the minutes by Clerk McKay, the
council received the report of the
school board which wis found nails
factory, and accepted In due form.
The school board needed three hun
dred dollars, and It being shown
that they were entitled to It for
the purpose of conducting the af
fairs of education in Skagway, the
council very graciously signed n
warrant for that amount.
Another report which was re
ceived with a marked degree of Mt
isfaction was the report of Treas
urer Lynch which showed that th?>
municipality had a fund on hand of
$6,122.66, up to the first of Febru
ary, 1913.
There were some local bills that
needed paying, and after the audit
ing committee had ok'd them they
were paid. The total amount being
the modest sum of $341.10.
Councilman Frledenthal then re
ported that the Sixteenth street
bridge, crossing the silvery Skag
way, was .unsafe and would but it
short time longer sustain the vol
ume of traffic passing over It. This
brought out some discussion and
was referred to the committee on
public Improvement who have the
matter Id hand. The committee
states that as soon as the river
breaks up, the structural mglneera
will'begln at once the work of mak
ing necessary repairs.
After tho routine work was fin
ished. the council drifted Into phil
anthropic economics and discussei
the care of itinerant poor. As there
has never been many pojr people
in Skagway, the question found
many of the membert? unprepared
to solve it right off the reel. But
with the customary concentration ol
thought which characteriies the
deliberation* of this civic body,
they evolved the simple theory
that It was plainly the duty of the
government to take care of travel
ers who become stranded in this
city, or any other city of Alaska
Skagway is willing to take care ot
her own poor, and does so, but the
council thinks the tax-payers should
not be burdened with the sorrows
of outsiders.
SEATTLE STARTS ROOST
FOR ALASKA ACTION
Seattle, Feb 18 ? The New Seat
tle chamber of commerce was one
ot the first to wire Wood row Wil
son to push the Alaska railroad
legislation. Last evening the Al
aska bureau of the chamber of com
pierce held a meeting, and under
the direction of the body, Secre
tary MrPherson sent an urgent
right message laying before Mr.
Wilson some of the needs of the
great territory and asking htm to
ghe It consideration without delay.
DIVORCE- WHILE- YOl'-WAIT
SQUELCHED IN NEVADA
Carson City, Feb. 18 ? Nevada
will no longer be headquarters for
the divorce evil. If the house pass
es the si n ate bill which jequlres a
year's r<- Idence In the state for
divorce i etltloners Instead of six
months a heretofore. The bill was
passed by the senate yesterday and
will go to the house for vote to
day. H Is believed that It will be
come a law.
ALASKA SOLONS
ARE GATHERING
Vsldet, Teb. 18 -The flrat nota
ble gathering of members of the
new Alaska l?>Mslature '"el In Val
?lei Inst night where they were en
tertained wltl? a royal reception by
the members of the city council.
With the a.rval from the north of
member* from the Fourth dlvfeton
and a gat In ring of those In the
Third, there was an Interesting
>;uthcriiig of future law makers
Sutherland, Roden, Drlsroll and
Collins, arrived from the north In
the njnmlnjf and after the recep
tion, left at taldulght on the North
western for Junenu, the Valdet
members having arranged to follow
ou the next bout.
The meeting wan addressed by
Messrs. Gaftrey. Kennedy, Freed
ilng and Aldrlch.
\ HAlliOR'h I?IKK
IS UOI.l) AVI) KKKK
This morning at ten o'clock Judge
Conway reached over for his Ink
Itottle, and hooked a fine of one
hundred dollars and costs upon Cap
tain Ale* Richards of the ancient
wid dismasted barge Washington
^ esterday morning Captain Rich
ards, who Is quick tempered, but
withal, a kindly dlspo..el gentle
man, ordered F.dwln Baus beck, one
o' the crew, to do something In a
hurry, and as the hurry was not
going along speedily enough for the
I'aptain, he heaved a belayln' pin
?md swung far the deckhand's top
;n'st The Iron rod caught Baus
beck across ttie shoulder and neck,
turning it to the color of the tide
flat*, and cnuiiing physical and men
tal agony. So a warrant was
sworn out for the captain and he
pleaded guilty to assault with a
dangerous weapon, which is the
reason that Judge Conway reached
for his ink bottle.
Captain Richards is now In charge
of the deputy marshal who is acting
as assistant superintendent while
the barge is hHng loaded, and In
the meantime a cablegram has
gone to the Sound asking for a tri
fling hundred, and then some, to
square the matter tip, that navi
gation of the barge Washington
may pioeeed.
The firetneri will be In uniform
at the dame Saturday night
The Curacao is In Ketchikan to
day and *111 arrive in Skagway
Thursday afternoon
High scores for bowling during
the past ??k are as follows: Mrs
Ganty 200, N. E. Black 224. V. A
Peterson 214, W. C. Blanchard 20(5.
Tonight the third game In the In
ternational cerlea will be played.
DO IT WELL
Do everything well ? male that
the rule o( your We and live up to
it ? and you w? find h most con
ducive lo y.nir ov?ij happiMM and
to the happiness ol those with
whom y<0 air brought into contact
or comtr.unKJihon. It pay* to do
all things w--ll.
How the Earth Breathes.
That the earfi breathes Is a fact fa
miliar to the weather wise. It Is often
to be verified by that |>ecullar earthy
smell which arises Immediately after a
thunderstorm, the lowering of the ba
rometric pn***ure causing the flow up
ward of the nlr. Just as It Is on?e more
S(|uee7*il downward when the bnrotne
ter rises. This phenomenon accounts
for a natural burometer discovered at
Ferney some yen n? ago by l>r. Gerller
of Geneva. It Is a deep cave or well,
with n very smnll o|>enliig. When this
opening Is made small enongh Just to
fit a whistle the different sonnds aa the
earth Inhalea or exhales the air warn
people In the nelghltorhnod of the com
ing wonth'T
Headlight E? Trousers
CtU*rir\\?pA PurcbM# a Pa'r of ****??? H**dllght Trottaera and
j wear aam? sixty day* If th? cloth dow not gW?
satisfactory wear, your isomt refunded. j
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Seams Guaranteed Not to Rip
If garment rlpt at waistband, we pay you fifty centa If garment rips
at seat, crotch or leg seams ?? will pay you on? dollar.
DORTERO & SON
-EXCLUSIVE: CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS -
FEB. SSth
Will Close Our
STICK BtlCllli SHE
Spring Goods Are On
the Way and We Still
Need More Room
Remember
The Date , Feb. 28
Reductions All Over The Store
From 25 to 50 per cent
L A. Harrison Company
Mim> rloac* lit 8 p. m. nnpt Hut unlay 9 p. m. Ph?M M.
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One, two, three more day* and
then cornea Saturday That l? the
evening of the firemen * dance.
Owing to noinn channel being,
made In the operating department
o' the railroad, Andrew Rapum
will go OTer to the spur In the
morning t > take the place of Chaa.
Brockmlllci who will l?e leturned to
Skagway
A. B. MBRIHG TOUIOHT.
There will be a meeting of Camp
Skagway No. 1 Arctic Brotherhood
tonight at 8:30.
Visiting brothers are rordlally In
vited.
COLDS CAUSe HEADACHE
I^XATIYB BROMO Quinine, fee world
ride Cold and Grip remedy restores
ansa. Call for full name. Look for
signature E. W. GROVE. 25c.
RATI HI>AY-Hl'KI?AV. 4 BKfcl.S.
F-evolatlon ? .Vest or
Amlnated ? No. 6.
f'ouain Kale's Revolution ? Eclair.
Staff of Ages ?Imp.
10 eta. ? "At The M?vte*" ? 3ft etm.
IOO-? UK< tmi?S ? *10.00.
A cholci private selection of Vic
tor and Columbia records, 10 s 12
inch. Including vocal and Instru
mental selections. $30 cash takes
the lot, Including one caee. Ad
dreaa P. O. Roi 177, Skagway,
Bonded whl?:lrtee? (Mbnoo, Mown
Vnrnon an<l Belmont The best <rf
Reer? Blue Ribbon, Bndweiaer and
Pale Rainier, at the Mascot. Tel#
ntione #7. *f
+ The Alaska Transfer *om- +
?J? pany solicits your business +
4* Orders given prompt and 4*
?{? careful attention. Office ?till +
+ remains In Depot building, W +
+ P. A Y. R Phone 10. +
+ Respectfully yours, +
+ HERB TAYLOR +
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Olympia beer on d*nft at thn
Board of Trado. This famous brew
la kept oonatantly freah both rm
draft and In bottles This la the
time to drink beer. Oet It at the
Board of Trade Bar, where the eel- .
ebrated Rainier Beer la also kept
In bottles. If.
HOW'I THI?T
We offer One Honored Dollar* R?
ward for any cane of catarrh that cat
not be cured Hall's ( aterrb 0?r#
r. J CHENBT ft CO.. Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned have known
t. J. Cheney for the paat IS yearn.
Toledo, O.
%ad believe him perfertly honorable
In all business transactions, and fin
snclally able to carry ont any obllga
Hons mads by bis Ann Valdlng, KIs
nan A Marvin, Wholesale druggist* o
Hall's Catarrb enrs l? uken Intern
ally, acting directly op< a the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price Tie
per bottle. Hold by all ''mggiats.
Take Hall's Family Ptlto for oonsti
pat I Ion.
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GKNKRAI. lOMT
imnuMca
WCTTARV riULIO
Oldnat Baalneaa la 3ka#war.
Rct?blUb?4 lift,
rorrwpondw* Solicited
Best Meals
In The C\ij at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER *50
Lodging'
Ererythtnf Claaa and
Flrat ria?
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
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PIPES
V from V tn tl M?b aa r?
/ pocket hook nan rmcJk.
We h?r? nr4t?| ?m *mt
of randy, and thia hai tm tm
?old hy Chrlatmaa time
Doi forget the nnm
428 9
B. VDWAY, (Near M tfc)
Tony Dortero'i
?t-H- !-M i ! M M l I M >? a
Board of Trade!
Cafe
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Kmrnmmm 41 CWm*. Prtprtelm T
Eveythiny New and Fin( ^
ClaM
Urwiu't. lr?| Private tTWi?ri ^
A Specialty
Popular Price*
Open Day and NifKt J