SEA FOODS.
Per To
"ReHanee" Salmon 20 & ^0
1 Clams 1 5 & 2 5
? Ovstas 25 & 45
? Shnmps 20 & 30
? Lobsters 40
Underwood CUm Chowder 1 5
Minced Sea Clams I 5 & 20
McMenanicn Crabs (lg^) 50
Purity Brand Crabs 25
Norwegian F ish Balls (Ige) 40
Per Tin
B At M Fish (Takes (l?e) 20
P & W Broo> Trout 25
C & B Kippered Hemng 35
C fit B Y armouth Bloater* 45
Booths Cre?cei?t 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 average sue 25c
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T FROG
Un'M* You' ft Got SO Cents
H. Hartwigsen
SueceMor to
W. W. 80UQHT0N
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery inti Pish
ing Tackle
LARGS CIRCULATING LIBRARY
INCLUDING I.ATKST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
MAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
Pack T rain
Restaurant
TONY 1STANICH. ProprWtor
F?r 14 Taari W? Hart Wr*d ??!?
The Best in the Markets
uJ lUt; it u ik?
Most Popular Eating
House in the North"
-> New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
: A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
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^ Our faith in the North is sh iwn by the construction of .j.
^ a new and beautiful steel and concrete fire proof building ^
with asbestos roof and stet l interior finish. A park has been ^
started and fountains will add lovliness.
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4, Our Bar Goods are none of them .j.
Less than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
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Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks"
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* HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway ^
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? THE PACK TRAIN BAR
THE SEATTLE P0ST-INTELUSE1ICER
Seventh Annual Bargain Day
February 28th, 1913
I'nexcclled Combination Offers of Hiffb-ClaM Magazines
Offer N?. 1: Regular Prloa i
Good Housekeeping or Hearst's Macule*. SI. 50 I
(State which one*
( Day Rat*
Poet-Intelligencer . $0.00 ""
Total Regular Price 17 .50
$5.25
Offer No. t: Regular Price
Uncle Remus' Magaiine 11.00
The Faaily Maguiae SB / Bargain
Home LUe .10 f Day
Farm a Home
Agricultural Epttomist IB
Poet-Intelligencer 6 00
Total Regular Price $8. 60
i $5.00
Offer No. S: Regular Price \
The Westerner I .60 I Bargain
The Ranch * 60 ' Day Rate
The Pacific Poultryman 60 ) /Ti 1 A A
Poet-Intelligencer IS. 00 I Sk/| Mil
Total Regular Price $7.60 '
Offer No. 4:
Poat-lnt<yIll*encer. Regular Price. Rargain Da?
Dally and Sunday IS OA $4.50
Dally only (without Sun.) . . 4 00 3.50
Suaday only 1 60 2.00
Ali magaalne offer* Include one year'* eubaerlptlon to each magaaln*
neat toned In Mch offer.
Offers on magaelne* cannot be split The combination* are exactly a'
eta tad
Be eure and atal* in offer No. 1 whether Hearat* or Oood Housekeeping
la deal red.
Offer* 1, I and 1 Include Dally and Sunday edition* of the Post-lntelll
geacer by mat! only. Where delivery by agent I* daalred outalde of Reattle
add 10c to all offer*
Be *ur* and mention offar number
The Poat-tntelltgencar II "Wa*hlngton'? Boat Nawepaper " It la the
only Seattle Punday paper cerrrtng Aaeo--lated Prea* dUpatrhea If feu
want the newa. get the Foet-lntelllgencer Hurry 1 The Bargain Day
Hi?a la for oae day oaly. r?kr?.rr M. ISIS
ORAM) REDUCTION 8.VLK
Ttis Pack Train U now sailing a
Mg lot of Good Goods at reduced
prle?W aa they are getting too old
M ftold and Mil at a profit, Youra, j
tf Herman Grimm
? ?. Wright has houses :or r??t.
nnM?l ?
3M0KERS ATTINTION
Harold Hartwtjjien. mxx U
W. W, Boughtoo. haa Uiro th?
a<r<-ncy tor the juWIy faznooa
KL IXF1N1TO CLJCAR
HAVANA CI0AR8.
6.000 Juat received from the fac
tory at Tamp*. Fl*. If you want tha
beat don't fail to fire thMe gooili
a CrUl.
! 4 IHffclv|j|
Persoaalj
MIm Fin 'lie Dreher, Pullen
Hours waitress, left thl* morning
on the Georgia for a visit with her
uncle at Halne*
Tonight the Whlto Pass club
give# their St. Valentine's dance.
The White Pes? Athletic Assocla
tlon la an Institution that furnished
a considerable amount of entertain
ment for Skag-vay during the
course of the year Not only Is
the membership benefited by the
existence of the club, but the pub
lic la Invited to the hand ball
games, and the womeii are given
certain day? of the month with
which to take part In the exercis**,
all without charge. A dollar spent
for a ticket to their dance Is a
good Investment whether you dnnce
or nt| .
ASTOR'S MILI.IOVH MAY
Albany, Feb. 14? ^ Governor Sul
*er Issued the statement today that
Vincent Astor. who has Just come
Into his father's millions. Is Inclin
ed to phllanthrophy. The young
man will select the Meld of agri
culture as a means of aiding hu
manity. He will establish farms
and colonies and take the people
from tenement districts, and by
placlng them in rural communities,
assist them In becoming healthy,
self-supporting and law abiding
citiiens. He has not fully worked
out the practical schemes for the
accomplishment of his philanthropic
ambitions, but they will be along
the lines of "Back to the Soil."
AT I. AST IM?
MASONS 1NITIATK BY
DAWN'S KAMA LIGHT
l.a?t evening's Daily Miner con
tained a notice from the Masonic
Lolge, stating that there was to be
a meeting of that order at 9:30.
and at that hour the devotees of
the shrine of Masonry gathered to
confer the first degree upon a novi
tiate from Fort Seward The Geor
gia was to arrive at that time, but
the Georgia did not arrive, so the
M isons waited. Midnight came and
'io Georgia, and then it was decided
to diaband.
Just before the coming of the
pale dawn of morning, the boat
whistled in, bringing five men from
the fort Including the candidate.
Surgeon C. K. McBrayer, who was
accompanied by Capt. Wm Brook.
2nd l.iout. Basil D. Kd wards, Q M.
Sergt. I, W. Be*rdslee and Sergt.
G. W. Ames ns a guard to keep
him In bounds.
It was then that some hustling
had to be resorted to In order to
confer the degree before tht? re
turn of the boat. l?odgp members
were pulled from their sleepy couch
es and h-iuled before the holy al
tar of Masonry, and Surgeon Mc
Brayer was made a Mason in due
form The gentlemen returned to
their posts at eight o'clock
j RING'S CAFE j
Whitehorse. Y. T.
Host Meals and Short Order
Service in the North.
Only White Help Employed
Private Boxes
{ Furnishings Attractive
Mrs. Orloff King. Prop'r.
orsrs or runitNTHm
WORTH TO!* OK < I RK
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Skagway has b?an very fortunAt*
In never having had a disastrous
fir* Bulldii.gs hnve burned In th?
past, but no conflagrations bave re
sulted, such as have visited nearly
every other ;lty In Alaska There
Is a rt?a?on for this beyond mere
chance Chance never protected na
all theee years
The fact Is that It Is owl up to
the vlgllnnc* of t>e fire department
that we hate been protected There
Is no g??tlng around that. Knch
season the inspector visits every
home and busing* house In the
city. Stoves, furnaces. ranges, flue*
and stovepipe*, rubbish piles and
storeroo.ns are looked Into for a
possible danger from fire The fir*
equipment Is kept tip and the
memlMMs are called together for.
regular meetings
Of course It Is more spectacular |
for the men to get out and run
to a fire and put it out after n
building Is half burned, than It Is
to order defective flues repaired
It la after fighting a fire that the
public congratulates the firemen
on their good work, It la then that
they are Invited in to have a feed
or a social touch o' ao'thln Hut
we wish to say that the firemen
who keep flros from starting are
a thousan.l tlnx-s more efficient
than the onw who squirt heroic
water on buildings that are burn
ing through neglect of pro)??r fore
sight. Therefor* we want to con
gratulate the firemen of Skagway
right now, for their prevention of
fires. An ounce of prevention Is
worth a ton of cure.
The best way to express our ap
preciation of the fire company is to
Attend their dance They only
give one dance a year and every
rltlien of the city ought to buy a
ticket Throw s dollar Into their
treasury, that dollar mav s;A-c your
home some day, or the lives and
property of other?.
KINO'S C.%FK OPKNH
AT WHITKHORHK
Sunday evening at 5 o'clock the
new King's Cafe at Whltehorse
will give ita grand opening This
cafe ia under the ownership and
management of Mra Orloff King,
who will give It her personal at
tenllon The furnishings have been
supplied from Vancouver, nnd be
side* containing the moat up-to
date future* and furnishings for
quirk and attractive service, the
cafe haa private boxes where gileat?
may be served in atrlct nrlvacy.
Mis* Florence Rohday and Mis*
Anna Gray will preside over the
service, thus making It the only
cafe In Whltehorse employing strict
ly white htlp.
Mra King hits Imh n in the n-s
taur.int bustnes* in Whltehorse for
a long time and! haa become popu
lar with the cafe patrontiing public,
besides having a wide ncqualntance
with those who travel in and out
of the Intt-rlor each season, who
will be plewaed to learn of her new
place of business
' IIK1III\<! SKVATOK AKKKNTKD
WITH IIIUIMNd LWJIHliATlHW
Charleston, Feb 14 Colonel Kd
warda waa today arreated upon the
charge of offering bribes to the
members of the West Virginia legis
lature, for the purpose of getting
himself elected to the United States
senate His arrest followed close
ly upon the arrest of five members
of the legislature for splitting twen
ty thousand dollars to secure rote*
for the coal magnates election to
the senate.
The Georgia which arrived at
2:80 o'clock thia morning brought a
lot of mail from the atates, which
came up on one of the westward
boats and waa transferred at Jun
eau
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Headlight ifc" Trousers j
5 nt^fvl Purrham? * pair of three Headlight Trousers and
wear tame sixty days If the cloth does not girt
satisfactory wear, your money r*fun1ed
Seams Guaranteed Not to Rip
If garment rips at waistband, we pay you fifty cents tf garment ripe
at srat, crotch or leg seams we will pay you one dollar,
DORTERO & SON
I -EXCLUSIVE: CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS
FEB. 28th
Will Close Our
SIM Mill SULE
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
Mora rloM?a at N p. m feat nrr\aj 9 p. m Phmmm M
CASH RROmTKn TIM NT
?rn.n or nmnRut
Cincinnati, 14 ? The twenty
nine offlclala of th? cash ftl'tf
trust. who have been under trial
for conspiracy in restraint of trad*,
were found R'lllty today of vlola
tlona of th<> Sherman antl-tnist law
They Immediately filed notice of an
appeal
The evidence showed them to
hare arranged a close monopoly and
to hare crushed out all Independ'-nt
dealer*. Evidence was Introduced
from cities throughout the entire
United States
Foil M \I.K.
Home bnyers--Am offering l?ot
*, BIX 8*. 15th St . good cottage ?
f jot 1. Blk. 85, cor 14th St Twoj
houses, one on each corner. Se?
Phil Abrahams
loo ? RtinntlM ? < to ?m?.
tor and Colombia re-'orda. 1o x 12'
Inch, lnrlaJlng vocal ai'd Instru
mental selections ISO caah takes
the lot. Including one ease Ad
dress P O Bo* 1 77. Skarwav
R?R MM
I am Instructed hjr Prank lx?we.
of Dawson, to sell the followine
real property, N. H W. H, I-ot 5.'
Blk. 19. 9th Ave. K H U
Blk 24, ?th Ave lx?t Blk. ltt? |
16th Ave. Phil Ahrahamc 1-t
NOTICK TO MAM NTs.
There will be a regular meeting ?
of White Pass I>odge No. 113, F
A A. M , at their hall Friday nigh' |
at 8 o'clock
W. H. Hlllerj , H\ M.
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+ The Alaaxa Transfer com- +
pany solicits your business +
+ Order* Riven prompt and +
+ careful attention Office still +
?}? remains In Depot building, W +
+ P. * T. R. 'Phone 10. 4
+ Respectfully your*. +
+ HERB TATLOR +
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Olympla beer on d'aft at the
Board of Trad-*. This famous brew
Is kept oonataiitlf freeh both on
draft and In bottlee This la the
time to drink beer. Get It at the
Board of Trade Bar. where the eel
?bf-nted Rainier Beer le also kept
In bottlee. tt
HOW'S TMIAT
We offer One Hundred Dollar* Re
sard for any cese of catarrh that cat
aot t>* cured If Hall'* Catarrh Cure
r J CHENEY A CO Toledo O
We, the undenlrned hava known
F. J. Cheney Air the paet IS year*.
Toledo, O.
and believe hint perfectly honorable
in all business transa. lions. and fin
ancially able to carry ont an; obliga
tion* made by his firm. Waldlng, Kin
nan A Marvin, Wholesale druggist* o
Hall'* Catarrh cure t? taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfacea of the system.
Testimonial* sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. 8old by all drug (lute.
Take Hall'* Family Plile for eonstf
patlloa.
Phil Abrahams
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Best Meals
In Th? Cltf at ih?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER
Lodging'
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Fifth A??? m?ar Broadway
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Tony Dortero's
Board of Trade
Cafe .........
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Eveything New and Firat
Qua
{Wi'"** tnrl Prr??t? 'Diwtart ^
A Spec?ky
Popular Price*
Open Day and Nifht J
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