SEA FOODS..
I .
Pet Tin
"RtUnce" Salmon 20 & 30
? Clams 1 5 flt 2 5
? Oy*m 25 & 45
? Sh?np? 20 & 30
? L.obstCM 40
Underwood Clam Cbowdct I ^
Minctd Sra Clams 1 5 20
McMenamm Crab* (Igc) ^0
Pwky Br^nd Crabs 2^
Norwegian Fab Balk (lge) 40
Per Tin
B & M Fuh Flake. (lge) 20
PJi W Brook Trout 25
C & B Kippered Hemng 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 Mackeral avrr.Aee - ,-r
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T FROG
Un'wa Y <*)'?* Oo? 60 Ckntp
H. Hartwigsen
SaociMrr to
W. W. BOUGH TON
DKALRB IN
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Station-*^ a'1c'
in? Tackle
uwi cih?T'.atii?u ?4i?m\nv
INCLUDING I ATIWT OOPT
RIOHTKD BvX'KS
? 40AWMKS. JiltW3??Ak'??h A*D
OTHKR PKRlOl>fC*US
Pack T rain I
I Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Proprietor
Far 14 Ye*n Wt H??? SarrrJ nljr
The Best in the Market#
ud it it tW
Most Popular Eating
! House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
__________________ !
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
? r i - ? ? ,
Our faith in the North is thown 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
Lest than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are "f the Best
Ice cooler* and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary DrinksJJ
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER
Seventh Annual Bargain Day
February 28th, 1913
Inexcelled Combination Offers of High-CUss Magazines
Regular Price. \ Bargain
Offer So. Hunt'. Hagaalne, Day
0ooMKr ???> 86.00 95
roat-utautgaacer 17*0/
1 Total Regal*' pric*
Offer >0. 2:
Cncle Ren-u* Magaitna
The Family Magailue
Home Life
Farm A Home
Agricultural SpltoBlst
Poet-latelllgencer ....
Regular Price.
Bargain
Day Rate
$5.00
Total Regular Price
Offer Xo? S: Regular Price
The Westerner $ .50
The Raich SO
The Pacific Poultry man 60
Poet-lntelllgeacr . . . J?.00
Total Regular Price 97.(0
Bargain
Day Rate
$4.%
Offer X?. 4:
Post- Intel! I goacer Regular Price
Dally and Suaday $?.00
Dally only t without Sun ). . 4.00
Sunday oaly SS0
Bargain Day
S4.50
3.50
OO
All mafaeine offer* Include one r??r ? aubacrlptlon to each mairatlne
aaeatloaad in each off *r.
Offer* e'.i muulnrt caanot be *pllt The combination* are exactly a*
attM.
a* itN and stmt* ta offer No. 1 whether Hearat'a or Good Houaekeej Ins
la daairad
offer* 1. t and I lorlad* Dally and Sunday editions of the ro?t-Ifi|nlll
?eaear bjr maJl only. Where dellrerr by agent ta daalrad outalde of Beattle
add l?e to all offer*
the
? ro>;
The Bargain Day
add l?a to all offer*.
^aura and CMBtlon offer number.
? Peat - ta tell lg*nc*r I* ^aohln^tpna Beet ^*w?(.*per It '?
->?. ?^tU- B.ndar. T?Pe ^aln
the new*, ?et the Poet-int*lUgenrer.
*rlc? la for oa* day only, rrtf*trr M.
(.RAM) ??Winiflll mlk
The Pack Train la now selling a
big Sot of Good Goods at reduced
prtoee as they art getting too old
to hold and sail at a proftt. Tours, i
If. Herman Grimm
Q. B. Wright has houses lor rent.
famished tf |
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold HM-twigtta, ?accessor U
W. W. iX?u?hton. has taken Ut<
Agency for the Justly famoua
KL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
S.OW Jwt received from the fao
tor 7 at Tampa, Fla. If jrou want the
beet don't fall to (Ire theee good*
a trial
LAWN TEVXN4 DEVOTEES
TWitLlNG the uAckets
?
Vwsterdcy the lawn tsnnls enthu
siasts wf out on the court near
the railroad tracks playing th?lr
favorite game.
The sight, while not unusual in
Skagway during the winter season,
?truck us ua being remarkable be
cause of the ouUlde oplnlnon con
cerning Alaska winters. There are
thousands and thousands of people
in the states who think of Alas
ka with a shiver. They are frosen
In themselves, while extending a
misconceived sympathy for a peo
ple up here who are playing lawn1
tennis on the 19th of February
Not only were the racket twlrlersj
enjoying the outdoor exercise ye*-,
terdny, but will doubtless be doing I
the same thing today and for many
days to come, because the sun is
shining and the thermometer stands
at forty above as this Is bvlng
written. I
MOIHJAN I .AID IT
WITH MKYKRK tDI.O
Cairo, Feb. 10? John Plerpont
Morgan, tho financier, is In the city
where he |j being detained owing to
a severe cold. The physician re
ports that he Is worse this morning.
Klks meeting tonight
Ed. Johnston, linotype operator
for the Dally Alaskan, went to
Haines this morning for an over
Sunday visit with friends.
A sale of unclaimed goods is beiin
held at the American customs of I
flee this afternoon. lrsefu| and
ornamental articles are being knock
?h) down to the highest bidders.
Members of the decoration com mi
tee for the firemen's dance, are toj
meet this evening at 8 o'clock In j
Elks hall, for the purpose of decor- j
atlng the hall. It Is expected that j
every member of the committee will j
bo present.
The firemen wish to announce
that their dance, to l>e given Sat
urday evei.ing, will start promptly
at nine o'clock ? not 9:10 or 9:30,
but nine. The fire boys pride
themselves from the fact that they i
are always Johny-on-the-spot. wheth
er at a fire or at a daoco.
The Curnrao loft Juneau ttaio 1
afternoon i?t 3 o'clock, she reported
that there wm a considerable
amount of freight forHainea, no .It i
figures out that the boat will not
urrive in 3kagway until an early
hour in the morning, perhap* about
five o'clock,
Geo. Pall and Fred Whitman ar
rived on the Georgia laat night
from Tenakee hot springs, where
thejr have been taking the
water an 4 enjoying a reat from
their labors. Mr. Dail is one ot the
iliseovera cf the Caribou mines, and
Mr. Whitman haa been serving ??
superintendent of the Wheaton Riv
er properties. They will remain
in Skagway for a "seek or so be
fore returning north.
Th* Ready R?t?rt.
Mrs. Winfall, a unci etjr woman, al
ways allowed the housekeeper to hire
her servants.
C>D'.? morning, however, the mistress
wltnied to Interview the rook, who bsd
been engaged only the day before.
"What I* your naraeT' Inquired the
lady
"Mrs McOartjr." refilled tbe eook.
"Iv> you evperl io l>e called Mrs. Mc
carty ?"
"Oh. no. ma'am: not If yon have an
alarm t-loek."? Harper's Magazine
Relleve^C AT A R R H ofs
?1S
s.m ?* .n |
An Uri*omfort?bla C.
Rom# fear* ntfi. M/? Brnwtor Mat
t'new* Id tb? Ootnry Maftarine. a
friend of Oliver Herford wa* irolof to
ICurope on tbe Colttc. am! lb# eveBlnu
'wfort bla departure Mr. Herford eall
?1 him op on t lie telepbon* to a;
good by.
He asked what sblp hi* frtend trti
! coin; on. and aonie Imp of the perrerae
prompted tbe friend to anawer tbat ba
waa nullity; on tbe Kelf'c. Mr. Est
ford promptly renpooded. "Don't aay
tbat or yon will bare a l>ard C all tba
I way over!" ?
A K night af the Bath.
Colli the reign of Charts IT. th?
creation of a knight of the Bath was
a aomewhat trying ordeal. Fie was
conducted to a chamber at the Tower
of London, where a hath win prepar
ed. Into which he waa plunged. Ha
tben resumed hla clothes, with a her
mit's hood of russet cloth, and. thus
attired, kept his vigil nntll daybreak,
when he snatched a brief reat. And
In the morning, habited In costly robe*,
he rode to the court, where be recclvad
the awonl and spurs and waa dobbad
a knight of the Bath by the king, for
he had taken a bath? ? cottrageons
act Id the fifteenth century.? London
Strand.
India'a Trss Wershipsrs.
Hundreds of natives of India, espe
cially ihose living In the vicinity of
Calcutta, still are devout worshipers of
the tree, a religion tbat dates back cen
turies upon centuries. Incongruous as
It may seem. It Is a common sight to
see some of thesf people worshiping at
the sbrlne of noma gnarly old tree
stump In the center of a pubile street.
Christian people traveling In India,
whose curiosity naturally la aronaad by
*ucb scenes, are Informed thr ugb the
aid of no Interpreter tbat It Is not the
tree that the natives worship, hat the
spirit that created the tree. This spirit
la auppoaed to be resting nnder the
atone pile built a round tbe base of tlm
tree. -Chicago News.
Tsa? Medicine and Poieerv.
Tea baa l?een extolled as a medicine
and dcrled as a poison. In tbe British
museum there Is n broad sheet Issued
by the founder of Oarraway'a. In which
It la claimed for tea that It " he' path
tbe headache, removetb the otoatroc
tlona of the spleen, cleareth tbe alght
and purlfletb adult bnmoara and a hot
liver. It prevents and enrea ague*, aor
felts nnd fevers; prevents consumption.
In good for colds, dropsies and scurvies
and e i pel let h Infection." Tom Hood,
on the other hand, derlsred tbat?
if wine's s poison so I* tM.
Though In another shape.
What metier whether one le kilted
By canister or |>ipet
- London Glohe.
Luc t now'# C-o?? Hall.
Connected with the Mohammedan
mosque HI l.noknow. India. I? the lar
gent room In the world without col- I
umns, being 1(12 feet long. 54 feet wide
and M feet blgb It waa ballt during
the great famine In 1874 to aupply
work for a starring people. It la a
solid mani of concrete of altrple form
and still simpler construction. la Its
election a mold or framework of tlm
lier and brl-k aerernl feet In thickness
was first made, which was then (Wed
with conrrete The concrete was al
lowed altont a .rear to set and dry.
when the mold wan removed Al
though th* building has heen atandlnff
so Ion* It la said to show no alirns of
decay or deterioration.
On* Grain o< Whaat.
A Gorman philosopher has calculated i
that a single grnln of wheat produces
fifty jjtmIih and that these titty will
ench produce lift t grain* more, and so
on, retiuirks the linker*' Weekly. Tbos
he And" lhat thr grain wonld develop
in the fitllewifcg way: In the xe-ond
year. 1X4K Kralim: Iii tin* third year.
12S.<H?> grains: In the sink year. !&.?
**).<? m Kriiltix: In ?l>e twelfth year.
244.140.?2T..rc*>.iM> trralue The tMrd
rear's crop ?<>nkl give 800 Ben one
meal, leaving enough bran to feedelglit
plcra fcr one day The pwdnce of a sin
gle jrrnln In the twelfth year wonld suf
fice to* supply all t'n- world with food
during ilM-lr lifetime
?sacs ano rortn.
"Your sleiHiyr:iplier *t-eni* to be rath
er Irregular in utimufcmre."
"Well. ?he 'wive* her husband anl
work* i. neek: then *!ie retnrns to her
htfrltnrd iihI Ir rev Cie olllie fur ?
* wk " I'lJt.-'l :.r-4l? !'??t.
IMnee of the Firemen Saturday
night. at TJtks hall Begins prompt
ly at 9 o'clock
Headlight $1 '% Trousers
Purchase * P*'r ?' U?w* Headlight Trousers and
- wear same sixty daya. If the cloth does not |Im j
satisfactory vwr, your' monay refunded.
Seams Guaranteed Not to Rip
If garment rips at walstbtnd, we pay roc fifty cants If garment rip*
at a?at, crotch or leg f>?*ms w? will pay you on* dollar.
DORTERO & SON
-EXCLUSIVE: CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS
FES. SSth
Will Close Our
SUB fiEDUCINB Silt
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
Store closes at I p. m. er<ept SU? nnUj 9 p. m. PImss M.
('apt Brook*. Lieut. Edward*. 1
Surg McHrayer and Lieut Parker
came up on the Georgia laat ereoinit
from rt. floward, and after rtartUmt
'.he M?-?on!c kxlm of Skagway. f
turnal on the un? boat thla morn
lug
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
ffkra It la rrw of H (M*ira
l.asa'laallr.
Kalr preneratlnnii and dandnriT cure#,
?? a rota ara (tick 7 or imratiac a*ur?
. nat do n<> ?uthl / good. Hair. when aM
dfar-ieet", grown laterally. Imoriar'l*
T>ar.lruff I* the eauw of nb??-tafitha of
01 hair troubie. ami dandruff la car??d
hy a germ. The only way to eera.dand
ruff !a to kill the *? rm; and, ao far. th?
inly hair preparation that wtu poaitlvely
leitmf the ?*rm la Nawhro'* H?"p!ctdo -
ixolutaly hannleaa. free from fTr er
.t "rt, dye matter or danaaro?a druaa,
afl ra ttehlr.g InaraaiJy makoa hair
?> .ml aoft aa nidi "Deetrny th?
. iwa, you remove the effaet" Sold !iy
ad!uf <1r ig:r?ti P-nd ] >e. in atanpa for
?t pla to Tha ITariMue Co.. Datrr'r
'Heh.
On# dollar bottlee guaranteed.
Wm. Brltt, Special Ajrent, ftafway
? HOW TOMOHT? ? RE8LA
Yellowstone; I, or, enow# Mlaa
Wigga ? Imp
Village Idiots Gratltad#? flau
nt on t.
The pensioner* ? American
St ara Their Coureee Change ? Re*
19 ctm. ? "At The %|.,vW ? SS K?.
IO0 ? ? MOOD.
A rholco primal? vdeetlon of Vic
tor and Columbia rrcorde, 1 0 * IS
Inch, ineluJIng TOCal and Inat ru
men tal eele-'tlon* MO r-aah akee
the lot, Including one ra?? Ad
drern P. O. Bo* 177. 3kagw?y.
Bonded whtoktee? Oltieoo. Moon
v?rnnn and Botmont. The he<K of
Rear? blue Ribbon, Bodwsfcer and
Pale Rfttr.Wr U the Maeeot. Tele
phone 17. tr
COLDS CAUSC MFAOACHC
LAXATIVE IKOUO QtUlrt. fee word
?ld? Cold and Orp r eased/ tmnrm
cur Call (or toll nana. Look Mr
?Icoatara S. W. QBOV*. tec.
Olrtnpla haar on draft it tha
Board of Trada Tkla fan?c? braw
la kept oooataiitlr fr?h bota oo
drart and ta bottlaa. Tkla la the
tima to drink baar. Oat It at '.be
Board of Trado Har, vbara the cal
ibrated Rainier B?ar la alao kapt
In bottlaa. U.
HOW'S THIST
We ottif Oat HaadrM Dollar* Re
ran! tm any ease n* < t# ?? Ukat eai
not ba cured it Ha C rb Cur*
r. J CHBKIt A C< T< Jo o.
Wa, tha undar ?!({*? j aave known
r. J. Cheney far tba paat It yeara.
Toledo, O.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In >11 boainaaa tranaactioM, 4 i ' ft
anclally abla tn carry out an bi
Uona male by hla firm. Waldh a
nan A Karrlo, Wbolaaale aroffli a o
flail 'a Catarrh care Is taken tnt?m
ally, acting directly ?po^ tba brood
aod maeoaa rarfaoaa >f m ayatam.
Teatlmonlale aatit frae Prlca TSr.
per bottla. sold by all drnculeta.
Take Hall'i Fam'ly Ptth for aawrtf
patll? .
Sand tba Dally Al^akan o tba atataa
Phil Abrahams
OimUL AOKfT
IXgClUffCB
WOCART Ptmro
OM??r Baa(n?H In Bkafw*T
KsUbl!?h*| 1S97,
Corrwpondw# 3ot1ett?4
Best Meals
(n Th? CUy at ih?
NEW HOME I
I RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER *>3
Lodging
T.vrjXM'at Qata M d
Vint 01m
Fifth rv??r Bfwd
PIPES
V from He to Ml Mgfc M
* pnrkM bonk r+* r?Mfc.
) W# lMf? rMlirt ?m te
j Of candy, tM 1 tWM to is
' nU 1*7 OhitTWg (MM.
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428 Q
1 BROAI?WaY, (Mm FV*)
j Tony Dortero'
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? Board of Trade!
Cafe
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Ereything Ne*r and Firs*
Om?
Banqmfe Mad Pmoe fDmmn
A Speaaky
Popular Price*
0p?? Day and Niyk
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