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CELERY. TOMATOES, LETTUCE
PARSLEY. WATER CRESS.
BELL PEPPERS
? HORSE RADISH. CABBAGE. APPLES
ORANGES. BANANAS, LEMONS
j C. W. Ask & Sons I
.Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR, HATS.
CAPS; SHIRTS, HOSE.
NECKTIES, SWEATER
COATS. UMBRELLAS.
SHOES ,PACS. ARC
TICS. RI BBER>, ETC,
IT roe ponteM maj-Uik*
0?? <k*em"t pre yow compete RaUs
r*ot*xi w* want yoo to com* and t*31
u&. pr? u? a cbaso to ' m*Jc*
good." That"# til# way ire~v* birfit
B} & steAiy tra^e. No matter bow
tog art to ? picMtw
to p !<?*?* yo?. TRY U&.
Tonv Dortero & Son? 421 Broadway
J. IKUTA
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JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curioi Ivory Urrinp
Indian Baskets
CHPi* CUT CLVSS
OfcoJ 'B tmwviw fo* tStr
1 P K ^ Rcirtr
M? Oror* ?-???? pwapl
Best Meals
T* T>f Oi * *1 ;h*
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY 0?c
DINNER ?
Lodging
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Draper & Co.
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. CHRISTMAS
i CANDY ....
V F?*> rv>v Carkl* ever l-rwifhi
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It V vlf . CVOl*.
V k.r.ifc V:T* This ^as^cs
CITHX
K?;k> lv ^ ?jvi Smokine art
istes for ^"brist mxs lYesems.
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BROADWAY. (TW F*tM L
T ony Dortero's J
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Ft x da:e on aU oa'.ls inten?i
! <?d for Henry rriedentbal. the Inde
> .d- n; ErpressiriAn sboulc be made
o ?*vea-s-jt vT?> antl your caJJ -will !
-tx>->e .ma-.ec *'? atteatioji. He as
; -.soortisooj h.s office at the Oouph- j
- r..-v Su>re.
GRA~0 REDUCTION SALE
The Pac* Traia la bow sedliag a
bljr lot of uoc4 Goods at reduced
price* as the* we (retting too old to
bold se^I at a profit. Tonrs.
tt. Herrtaa Grimm.
IWtW Pale Rafciier, Woe Ribbon :
a.*x= OIrmr?* B?*r for ?Ue at the
F*?r<5 of Trad*. tf
OONT F^OC
Uc '?-* You V> Got 50 Oknts
H. Hartwigsen
^vcoeaaor V>
W. W. BOUGNTON
rvrm.v-* *v
Tobacco
Smokers* A tides,
tiooery and Pis*
ing Tackle
laltGK CnKJCUATTXG UM?S>
rsvirrnxs i.atrst copy
R HTKT BOOKS
*? i; vrs vswsrxrMts a>n>
VTaTK rKRTOT?IC*LS
Wellington Lump Coa!
>o? (it^t No 1, en wan Bay Vto?
w> &r *UbeM gr+A' t
MMtooid ?**i ?f aU the B C fk4d>- .
S*.? riVCD CABBON
OiksIhmchv- i riifom H*
UcM VM
Oi asd aftw Mr >?v 1919. *
Mill of>> th?* <?i ?etavtud a
,raW w follow*:?
VwMe S<. >? ti><! a ;d tU 1<
WMI 1 "
bUk> ? ' c
Ow? pri?M tschxte Mnry
Moore's Wharf Co.
4laska Transfer Co. 1
?OLE SELLING AGENTS.
*? Mtewiv. Ataafca. ^
I TALK OF THE TOWN I
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 Values in Ladies Tailor
Made Suits, Top Coats and Shirt
Waists , Skirts specially priced for
you at from 1-3 to 1-2 their value
$2>.50 Black Serjre Su U M< e i' i i v S'T 7%
$22.50 Navy Serpe Suit, S if rrimired now >15
$17.50 Black Serge Suit, r i ?! Ti t .i t i now .. s;<
$2050 Grey Serge Suit. lUitton Trimmed now $16 &0
$1> 50 Black S? rjrc S; t. Panel S , rt now 1 7.">
$17.75 Novelty Grey Suit ; :ra I T n od now >' \
$lsJ 75 Grey Check Suit Button Trimmed w# $18.
$24 Novelty Gray St rip<?d Ssi it Untton Trimmed now I13.S0
$13.50 Blue Gray Suit Me?.s;?iine C?li;ir now $8.73
$27.50 Grpy Suit with Sai > ? Cellar now .. .. $lf> .V>
$24 Grey Suit. Mannish Cut now ... ... $i:K
Similar reductions en tldiX wd OhiWrtM cloth OOttS UMl
wjimli ^
Special in White Good Department
J>0c 5 si 7.0 sheets only 60c
75c full size sheet only 50c
Pcquot larare size pillow slips 3 for 50c
Full sizo huck towels worth $2 to $3.50 a dozen now $1.40
to $2.35 a dozen
lt d s; ad? worth from ?.] to $5.50 sale price . $2 to $3 .66
!M lV<piot sheeting regular 45c now 30c
3 4 IVsjuot sheeting nvular 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
Bcgular
$1 1 now
$1" now . . ...
522 now
Coles Coal
Reqular
$12 50 now
$15 new
$3^ now
$22.50 now ...
$35 now
Lis iri
$.?.
$10
$14
Heaters
$7
${'
$10
. $14
$-\->
Stationary News
^ X Envelopes packages for 20c
highland linen envelope 2 packages
for 25c All box papers and tablets 1-3 off
15c a dozen for
Motto Post Cards
Alas can. Comic, and
W ashington Birthday Novelties
Chcrr\ ;*ce iasrs. and minature busts
of W ashington
Read some and don't
talk iibout yourneigli
bors; it will cost vnu
less.
$1.50 Lates Copy
rights this week
$1.15 75c editions
50c
5tovc board and Stove
Sundries 1-3 off
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STORE CLOSES AT EIGHT
P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS
DEMOCRATS CONVENE
AND WAX ELOQUENT.
V round bakers d-^on of Democrats
rather.-d in the town hail last night
U Uk DeuHX-raUc primary aiul wax
si eloquent over the virtues of RobL
>.V Jenniags. candidate for the
onm*:.K>n for l>elogate from Alaska,
rti;l Abrahams, "Si" TaniKr and
H. li Bauman were elected dele
rates to U>e lVmocratic Territorial
.'onvenlkm to be held In Yalder..
March 2?U?.
FV>1K>wuik the eV Uor. of dele^ate*
i IW>t W". Jennings Club was or
janiievi for U>e pnrpofv- of booptinc
hat individual Phil Abrahams was
'lotted President of the new Chib,
rhile W'm. Britt was honored with
he secretaryship. Tho *im of the
Iwb will be to wean the residents
*f Skacwav from the sta*i lard of
lame-* Wickersham. Alaska'* tn
incihle delegate to Congress
sKAGWAY BOWLERS
HOLD MIDDLE POSITION.
With the high kwp of 2W7 the
~ort Seward Boalers placed them
elv?* in comparative safety and
?ave practically cinched the first
>Jaop to the International Balke-Ool
ender Trmraey ends with the three
raroec to be hon ied Friday night
The results of th? earn.** played
Monday were as follows: KOrt Sew
ird. Dawson. S5M; June?ui
Skacway. 2444. and Whi^ehors
450.
The standing of the teams for the
-Tit ire is as follows:
FOrt Seward, 1284S; J'lWlu. 12.
%3: Skiurway. 12226: \Vhitobon?e.
2111, and Pawsxw. 11S2S
Anione the passoncers on the Pet
tfday was Geo Vorei. postma*
of Haines
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
four droeris* will refond money if
WfcO OINTMENT fails to cure any
?ase of Itching. Blind. Bteedtnj: or
"Votrodlng Pi lee in ? to 14 days. 5<V.
HOUSTON SUFFERS
FROM BIG FIRE.
i. ? ?' ska News bureau, i
HOI STON. Tex., F'*. 21? Starting
fr.Mi a -mail Kaze which was ijnited
by a faUi">? wire and fanned into a
furrv*<v by the t^rrlfk grate* that
have swept over the city for many
hour*, the entire residence portion of
the city is thtvatered with deMruct
Ion.
Over fifty homes ha e been bnrn
? ?-i to the ftround in the wide path
over which the flame* have spread
unchecked . They are advancing at a
rajrid rate. Efforts on Uie part of
the fire department in the face of
t he his.h wind being futile.
HO'. STDN, Tex., Feb 21? R i?
i -.Lin.nted that the ]*mporty low from
i' p terrific fire that hae swept the
? '^idenoe district of Uie city win be
five million dollars.
Several thousand are homeless and
iave taken refuse itn the park* which
ltv jammed. No aid has be?n asked
? fcr outside of the city.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlp*on, successor to
W. W. ltouehton. has taken '-he
acencr fir the JtwOr f*mcnm
ETj INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA ClOARS.
I> .000 Just received from Ihe fac
tory at Tampa, Fla If yon want the
beat don't fall to give these goods
a trial.
BOARD OF TRADE CAFE.
Pill? Did yon hear the latest?
Sam? It isn't ont yet.
Bill ? Sure it is. I^'s fro down to
the Hoard of Trade Cafe, and (rot a
rood square meal.
We also make RpeMaWes of ban
croota and private dinner parties. ?
Karamar. A- Clpcak, Telephone 32.
The Curacao arrived in Wranjtell
this immune enrly and left at 11:30.
She will arrive here Wday Rt 1 P
j m. with SO tons of iTelfht.
The tadter Aid Society of the
Methodist church trill meet at tho
home of Mr?, TaJbot on Twelfth Ave.
i tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
ITALIAN AVIATOR IS
WOUNDED BY AR*BS.
( By AJa.sk* News Bureau)
TR1IH)M. FVb. 21 ? ?\Vhil? throwing
bonvi vi from an aeroplane Into an
\rab encampment near Tobruk In
( > renaJ<*. Captain Monte, an Italian
ni litary aviat. r, * ,v severely wound
ed yesterday.
Tlie outposts at Tobruk which
I wore o>mpied by the Italian eipendL
'liorwry army In October, have been
f hj?*< ted recently to a number of
httNfesing nTiaeks by tho Arabs, w ho*
fnt-it: m ar.I strength were not known
to the Italians. Captain Monte made
:i f? ifrtit with another military man
I 'a ho a?'ed as observer, and dtwovere
h<> Arab* encampment.
Mc-'te throw several N>mbs among
Arabs who responded with rifl*
jf re. The areoplane was struck four
? time* by the Arab bull eta, one of
"vh if h hi* Captain Monte, wonndlng
,'ilm verity. He waa, however, abl?
to return t.j camp with the asals
'anoe of his companion and both land
e.i safely. hrineHut valuable informn
flMk
OLD TIMER PASSES AWAY.
Word has been received in U>e
< t_v of the death of Abe Cohen, an
I old *i er In U?o Northland and a
former resident of PXapway wMch oc
? nrrt ' in Imperial, California, tho 27t
of last month.
Cohen was well known here bavin*
for many years managed the Yukon
'"hop House.
Dr. Clay, dentist, of Juneau, arriv
ed on tJie train this evenltt* and
stopping at the Dewey hotel wh**v>
he will open up a dental office for a
few days.
EAGLES AEGUwAR MEETING.
Skagway Aerie, No. 25, fraternal
Order of Eagle* will meet Wednes
day night at their ball on Fifth At*
nan. Visiting brcthera cordially In
vited to attend.
T. A. McDonald. W. P
J M. Keller. W. 8?c.
I
TAFT DISCUSSES COLUMBIAN
AFFAIR WITH CABINET.
(Rj- Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C? Feb. 21? At
.1 tatp hour this afternoon Pro?1d<<nt
Taft heVi n meetln* with hta cab
at which the strained conditions
Wiirr-^n the Republic of Columbia
and the rn>'?d States will be dfe
cuwted.
The Poterson made tlw> r*>und trip
from Fort Seward today.
Help the Fire I/tdxIiee
Began bv Little Pimples. Scratched
Until Blood Cams. Kept Getting
Worse. Could Not Sleep Nights,
Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and the First Day They Relieved
Itching. In 3 Weeks Eczema Cured.
"I ?;;?> Krr~y* on mr well for
? V.iii ?l* nvni N .'innfnf hj mtK ptm
I ? t?t*aktnr ? ?? i I k-pt *rr?irhinc 11(1 th?
btood cam*. it kept wtyrw. I rowMn I
? ri>rp nlc*ii? any mm*. fl
krpt Itrhtnr Jnr about a
month, Ihwi I wwil to a
rf'wlnr an<! e*>t ?inv>
I< I'lM to t?k?. It
U I I ?* *r?tnr to ft
b * 1 1 * r. Th* 1 1 e h I n r
?topped fnr tbo.it thr?"
day*, hut wh?n It ?tartn|
?{i!o, tu *T?t wnrxc
i h?n b?for?. Ttw fr*mi
Itrbni ?n !?* II jr I nrxiMn'l
?t?n<t k any n*r? I
I, wwit to a 4nrl*r irvt b*
r*re m+ ?orrtf m?dlrin<>, hut rlktn't rto any
r?1 W> hjirr t?m bavlnr ?'iitfii'* R?m
MM In the hnn? , ?o I to try them.
I had fwvn itMn* Cutlr?ira !*?ap. ?> I ro< m
a ho* of fnttcur* ot itmrat, aft WMrw<l nft
the affrctMl p?rt with Cuttrur* A>?p tHrr*
t!-i?w ? dar, aid tb*n put th? ftitirtir?
(>tntrTH>nt on 1>* finrt day f put W on, it
trlkvul m* of Itrhbvr ? I ro'ild ?l*?p *11
t!>?t ntarht. II t'^ok about a .ww-k. th*n I
Mtlkt I?f> IV ?rah rom? off. I k?pt th*
tn-atm?Tit up for thre* and mjr wmt
waa rorrd.
"Mr hmth?r r*t hfr f*<* bnrn?d with m?
pwiH and bo ti*4 f'nttmra Amp ?nd
rarnt. Th? propH- all thoorht b<? ??iW 'iav?
prar*. but jo?i r-jn t iw t hat h? *rtf had hta
fare burned. It ?-?? "imply a*f*l to h?ik it
before the Cotfe rira R/-itt?dMI;'?o?p ?nd ?)(nt
m?n() cored t?." <Mrn*d) *h Htrat>?tii
Obrkl Fmr^t Hty, Art, On. I#. 1910
AltVmeti rotJrnf* Pnap and Cutirnra
Ohltl!;- nt ?rr ?r ! ) !>r rtii?iri?t? and <J?kr?
ewy tier*, a liif ral ?arr,pb> of ??H|, with
gj-pat-- bookl't on th? *k(n and h?tr. "til
t# imt, pwl'fm', on applw-attnn to Nltt
Drug A Cnem Corp.. D?pt. J7B, Boston.