.i i ?!'!. ii n
$ IN BUYING GROCERIES f
4*
4* the careful housekeeper makes every cent count
4* ?l ? ? ? ? ? -L- J
^ BUT SHE CAN'T MAKE THE PENNIES COUNT BY TRAD
. ING AT EVERY STORE IN TOWN. SPENDING HER TIME LOOK
A ING FOR THE CENT-CHEAPER ARTICLE.
4? THE MONEY IS SAVED BY TRADING WITH THE GROC
4* ERY MAN WHO SELLS ONLY DEPENDABLE GOODS.
* BETTER PAY A PAIR PRICE IN THE FIRST PLACE AND
* GET THE DEPENDABLE KINDS. YOU CANT BUY ANY OTH
ER KINDS HERE. WE DON'T KEEP THEM. ALL GOODS ARE
+
4*
**? We have a fine variety of Fresh Vegetables 4
**" ANOTHER SHIPMENT TO ARRIVE ON "CITY OF SEATTLE" X
4* 4.
* C. W. Ask & Sons |
4*
I? l-'f? ??-*!? i? -i'T'l"!' 4*v-H"M"M*4"M"M,4"l"H,4,4- 4*
GUARANTEED.
Our Stock Is Increasing
The Best in Skagway For The Least Money
SHOES. MATS, CAPS, DERBY'S, SHIRTS
UNDERWEAR, SWEATERS, ETC.
Outfits lor the Trail? The kind for Service
Tony Dorfcero oc Son ? 421 Broadway
rr -Wmi JVJU
new
IQ | INJUNCTION COAL
K
l'lie
?saw !iis shadow
Ami ?venl Ii;k*k m his Hole
B it i* r.ne out when the Ship arrived
U'ith 1 ?>. ? >? > injunction Coal
Tel ,330
ft
Oo\
R0Y^L j
Stsa^) (jaone'v |
J All Work 0"ar*nto?M Stu'i
Orders Promptly
( J
? Dene
t
[ Mee>??3^wr vUl cull and deliver. J
! PHONE 79.
Best Meals
In The Ci'v at the
I NEW HOME |
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY Q r-?
DINNER 3d"
| Lodging
Everything Clean and
First Class
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Draper & Co.
Agents For
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Finishing done for those whe
'press the button."
Full line of Film?, Plates and Pi
vers.
Mail orders carefully attended to.
Address
Draper <?. Co., P. 0. Box "G."
Ska^way. Alaska.
CANDY
i CIGARS
j TOBACCO
v Smokers Articles ^
^ A Carefully S vtod Stock ^
r of Notions. Such as Shave- *
N inp Articles, bolts. Note |
A Books Post Cards g
y Do lit forget the number ]
i 428
BROADWAY. (Ne*r Fifth) (
Tony Dortero's \
Subscribe for The Daily Alaskan
and bo happy.
: Board of Trade;
: Cafe :
i & Clecak. Proprietors
V Eveything New and First Y
V Class] ^
1 4>
J Banquets and Private Dinners 2
A Specialty
T
Popular Prices
Open Day and Night 3!
Electric Globes
and Supplies
I'ntUl further notice tlie follo*
i- prices are made on all grades
of lamps.
Tungsten 25 watts $ .65
Tungsten 40 watts .70
Tungsten t>0 watts 1.00
Tungsten 100 watts 1.33
Tantalum 25 watts .50
Tantalum 40 watts .50
Tantalum 80 watts .85
Carbon 00 watts .25
Carbon 120 watts .85
Electrical supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rates
Estimates given on all work
Home Power Co.
CHAS. NTE. Muuttr
Display Rooms and Office, 4th & Brdwv.
DON'T FROG
Unles* You've Got 50 Cents
H. Hartwigsen;
Successor <o
W. W. BOUGHTON
DKALFR 1N?
H i ea rs To bacco.
Smokers' Articles,
|j| Stationery and Fiso
irg Tackle
LARGE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
INCLUDING LATEST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
DEDICATES MARCH TO
POPULAR MILITARY OFFICER. !
j Principal Musician, P. J. A. Lynch, I
j 16th Infantry Band, left ou the Hum
| boldt for Mare Island, where he Is to j
le-enllst in the Marine Corps and'
| where he will be Chief Musician of
the Marine Band. Mr. Lynch is n
j finished musician and his cornet solo
' have been a source of enjoyment to
the people of the Post and of Haines.
At the las* concert, given by the
band, March 27, before he was dis
charged, and which he was conduct
ing. the first number on the program
was a march entitled "Lieutenant
Michael is" and "respectfully dedicat
ed to First Lieutenant O. K. Michaeli
16th Infantjy."
Mr. Lynch expects to have li s
"Lieutenant Michaelts March" priut
ed soon after his arrival in San Fran
cisco. The march was joyously and
enthusiastically received by those in
attendance at the concert.
"Paddy" leaves a host of friends
behind him. which are scattered all
over Southeastern Alaska, who wish
him success in his new field. ?
Haines Pioneer Press.
The City of Seattle will arrive in
this port at 6 a. m. Thursday with a
btg passenger list and 23 tons of
freight.
R. \\\ Rastland, Bradstroets's Al
askan Reporter, arrived up on the
Jefferson and is getting the rating]
of the Skagwny merchants f r tlu
"Big Book."
The Princess May arrived in r?ort
at ten o'clock this morning, with n j
passenger list of 6,1, and a tolai
freight cargo for this port of 61
tons. She watted the arrival of the
train this afternoon before sailing, in ;
order to get the nia:l which came
over from lower river points.
BAKERY GOODS.
Bread ? all kinds ? fie h from the
oven, cakes ami pie<, cookies ami
doughnuts, in fact a first < la.-s line of
bakery goods will bo found at tbo
i Vienna Bakery, Broadway, between
Fifth and Sixth Avenues.
35c tor a. huuie cooked meal ? I
| ^uick, clean service. Where? At
j the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
i Avenue. oalf a minute from Broadwa.
,! TO CURE A COLD IN ONE OAV i
I Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine j
I I Tablets. Druggists refund money if
j it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S slg- '
> nature is on each box. 25c.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
j Having been app iti.. d a in: n: ;tra
tor of the estate of Edwin Harry
I Koberts, deceased, by tue Comuiissioa
' | er for tlie District of Alaska, sitting
, iu 1'robate at Skagway Pr?cinct, all
, I persons haviug claims against said
' estate are r? quired to preesent them,
verified as by law required, witliiu
, six months from the date of this
' notice to the undersigned, at his of
fice in the town of Skagway, Alaska.
Dated at Skagway, Alaska, April 9,
1912.
11. 11. LeFevre, I
Administrator.
| First publication April 9, 1912.
Final publication April 3<\ 1912.
SOFTNESS Cr SEALSKIN.
T? KlvrtU-tl liy Human H-itr W h?rc
Im 1" rn il Ir.'t f r .T ,
P^alFk!*! i* admired :h<? wo: M ever for
Its Pv ftac -j niul k!cs--:-ipss : na V \c the
hum An ! -Ir e^uatly rw soft and r' ~?v
??vfcwi a!:hy: a ' the rrdi al cans'! ?f all
h-.ir t: i:t le i ? !rufl", which Is e.u.wil
by :i t'fciv -isl'c that w.ps the
'f ' . ..f tiie ! i ?? root N;>wf>ro?s j
?
?I t ? 'no daniirufT perm. V. i'hnnt dan
r-. ff tV.i.v Is no falling h .Ir. hut a lnx
rn'vth of glossy, soft !\i i I eer
f !??. r wrincr (ho scalp won't enrr d*n
?>?'!'! the dandruff p-o-'n. Th?us
v-r.-iion owe their fr i ,:iif s'i'ts
. v ?wfcro's llorp'f^le F M hy
? : <r "nizeistr. fvnd K,\ in stTTil'S
to The Kcrplcide Co., Detroit, Mi-*!.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
( I Wm Brltt, Special Atrent, Skacway.
DEWEY I
CAFE j
Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERREL
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchcn
and lately of
Scott's Hotel Carcross.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
j AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DIKEMAN, OF DIKEMAN CITY,
PASSES THROUGH SKAGWAY
\V. H. Uikon.au, after whom Dike-!
man City, of Iditarod fame, is nam
ed, arrived In town last night on the
Jefferson, from Seattle, and this
year lie does not return alone. Mr.
Dikeman brirngs with him his bride
of less than six mcnths, and together
they will i-o into the Idltarod dls-'
trict.
It was the Intention of Mr. Uikc
man to go Into tie Atlin country, '
where ho 's interested in mining
properties, but he received a sud
den summons from his represents
tives in the Idi'tarod that his pres
ence jvas required to settle up some
business matters, thus his hurried
'rip into that country.
As soon .as this is attended to he
will return to die Atlin country,
where he will reniE.:n for the balance
of the summer.
IS NOW SINGING "THERE
IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME."
Singing "There is no place like
home" Tony Dortero, arrived on,, the
Jefferson last night, and when seen
by a representative of this paper,
said "I would rather eat bread and
butter up 'n Alaska, than Macaroni
and T-bone steak down in the States.'
Tony has been gone for the past
fortv-five days, and dining that time
has visited Seattle. Tacoma, Astoria.
Portland, Dalles an J San Francisco.
lie comes back more enthusiastic
'iian ever about the Northland, and
says that while there is much acti
vity on the streets in the Pacific
Coast Cities, the merchant* are all
crying "hard times."
While r way, Mr. Dor'ero a t -nde 1
lod-e in many of the cities, and was
\ery agreeably impre sed by the cor
dial treatment he received ai the
hands of his fraternal brother*
HEADED FOR TRIBUTARIES
OF KUYUKUK RIVER.!
W. Woole > r, oi Mon t{ >, Wasli., j
and t). K. Stri/.ei:, of 1 ire m or ton. ,
\? ash., arri\eil i:i Ska.iwav on tliej
.li ;f> i . enio.'o to t .o Kuyukuk
country.
Messrs. \Voole\er and Strizck aie'
l??t li old sourdon: lis, and wore in
the country in the vorj parly days,
having musliol over tiie country f"om 1
I'oint Marrow to Codes Inlet,
Wlille not ex a tly on a stampede ,
tie y are headed for a point on the i
Knyuktik wnlch they claim will be
the coming placer camp in the north,
and are merely returning to a (lis
trii t which they prospe T 1 several
years ago.
They are .<oing into the Ixxkvvood
Mountain district and will loca'e on
some of the tributaries to the Kuy-j
ukuk which head up In those hil's.
Mr. Woolever was an o'd time res- 1
ident of Skagwav, and joined C'amp
Sfcagway Xo. 1, Arctic Hrothprh'xxi In
1000. Having livel without the juris
diction of his home camp for a
number of yenrs. ho reinstated last
night.
WANTED TO LOOK UPON
FACES WEARING A SMILE
S. Zenker, arrived up on the Jef
ferson from Juneau, to visit with
old time friends, and as he put It to
a representative of the Alaskan, "to
get away from seeing the same faces
every day."
Mr. Zenker is a cigar manufacturer,
and his leading brands are the Sham
rock and Henry Clay, llis fa< ton,- Is
sort of a family affair, and being of
the old school, be believes in doing
all things well, and each ci^ar ma le
must pass his inspection. He manu
factures for special trade only, and
his brands are to bo found only at
the leading cigar stands of the cit:es
of Southeastern Alaska, and nt Cor
dova to the Westward.
PIONEER DAWSON DENTIST .
TURNS GOLD MINER.
Dr. C. H. Wharton, a prominent
dentist of Seattle, arrived up on the
Princess May. and will go over to
Whitehorsc, enroiitp to Dawson on
the ncxl train.
| Dr. Wharton was the pioneer den
; list of Dawson, going into that town
I at the time of tlie gold stampede.
; While it is known that many dentists ;
juse real gold in filling teeth, it Is
1 not to bo itipposed that lie is after j
| virgin gold for that: purpose at this!
j time, although the yellow me'ai Is j
"luring him on as of old.''
| The Doctor is golntr into the Dftw-(
son country to look after his mining'
j interests and will probably remain all
i summer.
The beds are new and clean and
only 50c and up at the Dominion Ho
tel, TVhitehorse, T. T.
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores of Alaskan Readers Are Learn
Ing the Duty of Th? Kidneys.
To filter the blood la the kidneys'
duty.
When they fall to do this the kW
ueys are sick.
Backache and many kidney 111b fol
low; |
Help the kidneys do their work. i
Doan's Kidney Pills have cured
thousands of severe cases.
Proof in the following:
H. L. Strand, 1609 Lombard St,
Everett, Wash., says: "I was in
had shape with kidney complaint. My j
back was so weak and painful that
I could not stoop and the kidney |
6ecretions were very distressing in j
passage. I had to quit work and al- j
though I was not confined to my !
bed, l felt miserable in ev?ry way. ;
The first few doses of Doan's Kid-j
ney Pills gave me great relief and 1
by the time 1 had finished the con
tents of the second box, my kidneys
and back no longer troubled me. I
'hen returned to work and I have
been fr je from kidney complaint ever
since. Doan's Kidney Pills alone ef
fected this cure."
For sale by all dealers. Pric? 50 j
cents. Poster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,.
New York, sole aeents for the Unit
ed States.
Uemembor the name ? Doan's ? andi
take no other.
Golden North
Hotel
Dining Room
Meals served Table d'Hote
or a la Carte
I
All Pasto i* from our own |
Oven*
?a a
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold HartwigBen, successor U
W. W. Dough ton, bas Ukmi th?
agency foe tie justly famous
EL, INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIUARS.
6,000 Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If you want tie
best don't fall to give these goods
a trial.
fur 35c yw. *ec a wbolssome,
boms cooked a.eaJ at the New home
ftHFtaurant, Mb Avs., Jus* off of
Rrosuiway.
a R
: LINGERIE DRESSES
I for
Afternoon and Party Wear
? Made of Marquisette and Shantung
Silks , plain and fancy , from
? ?6. 00 fo ?9.00
One Piece House Dresses
and
Childrens Ready to Wear
Dresses and Aprons,
from 2 to 14 years
: L. A. HARRISON & C:\
* Phone 55 a
YOUNG MEN WILL HOLD
IMPORTANT POSITIONS.!
If. W. Marsh and H. L. Way, '
two young mining men from Coeur 1
d'Alane, Idaho, arrived up on thej
Jofftrson last nlcht and took this
morning's train for the Atlas Mines:
a>t Whitehorse, where they will be'
employed during the coming shimmer.
Both the young men are graduates j
of the University o< Idaho, and have
had much experience in their pro
fession since leaving the University. '
They will have charge of the hsk
saying and engineering end of the
work at the big copper properties. |
When in Whitehorso stop at thej
Dominion Hotel. Best beds, best ac-j
eommodations, best prices. tf
Henry Friedenthal Phone 76. Quick
delivery. Baggage and expressing on j
short notice, day or nlghL |
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Largest and Most Complete
Stock of
; Nugget Jewelry and
| Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY b KETCHIKAN
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Olb'on Rye. Ru^
weiser, Bine Ribbon and Pa!* Ralrv.
ler Beer at the Board of Trad#
None better an(! pnrer tban Oibaon
rye. Rainier and Olympla b?>er. Or
ders by 'phone promptly dellrered.
The Mascot.
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Proprietor
For 14 Y**rt W? H??? Srrrr^ ??(?
The Beat in the Market*
?a<J t*i?j it il tK?
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
The White Pass
IT ? 1 Whhehorse.
nO tel Ynknn Ter.
Now Open T o
The General Traveling Public
Under New Management of
M. C. RACINE. M*r and Propr
Rates:-$1.00 per Day and Lp