SEA FOODS
Pet Trn
"Rekance" Sdmon 20 & 30
? CUlw I5&25
? Oy*m 25 & 45
? Shiwnp. 20 & 30
? l.oUt<r> 40
Underwood Cl?m Chowd? 1 5
Mmcr d Se? Clams 1 5 & 20
McMenamm Crab. (l?r) 50
Pvhty Bt?ihI Cr?b? 2 5
Norwegian Fid) H?lif (Ifr) 40
Par Tin
B & M F?h Flake. 0??) 20
P&W Brook Trw.t 25
C & B Kippared Hemng
C & B Yarmouth Bloaten
Booth* Crewent Sanhnet 25
Albert Roche Sardwie*
King Oku Sardine* 3 (or SO
Imported Anchovie? 50c per k^g
Smoked Chinook Salmon 30c lb
Fancy Salmon Bellie* 20c lb
No. I Norway M?ckef*l ?ue 25c
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T FROG
Uol?w Vou'T* Oct 80 C KJTT8
H. Hartwigsen
8nor?Mor k>
W. W. BOUQMTCK
3KALRR IN
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
.nn Tackle
L4BOB CI?Cri.*TINO LIBRARY
iwcxrniy.j i.atkst COPY
RIGHT CP BOOKS
? aoaknrs. SBWSPAPKRS AND
OTHER PRRIOD1C A L9
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Pr^rt.1*
F?r 14 T?n Wt Htn S?t?I mIj
The Best in the Markets
i
*w4 twhr H it Ik.
Most Popular Eating
House in the North]
New Location ->
Broadway, brtvfen 3rd and 4th
The Prlmonico of Alaska
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
Our 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 fountain* will add lovliness. '
Our Bar Goods arc none of them
Lew than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks^
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Sk&gwav
THE SEATTLE POST-INIELUGENCER
Seventh Annual Bargain Day
February 28th, 1913
I'nexcdled Combination Offers of HlfftfCIttl Magazine*
Regular Barjain
?? *1-50 { MrW
(State whlrb one) $6.00
Poat-litalllgenc^r ?
A** KO
Total Regular Price ??????'*
$5.25
Offer Mo. t: Regular Prk*
1'ncle Retcua' Mag&xlne 11.60
Tha Family Mi?uId< ? / Btfglio
Horn* Ufa 60 / Dav Rate
Farm * Home f #0 > ?
Agricultural EpitnmUt 16 i VLw f If I
Foat-Intelllgvncer ? 00 J
Total Regular Price IS. 50
Offer No. S: Ragialar Prlca. \
The Westerner * .60 j Bargain
Th? Ranch 80 ( Day Rate
The Pacific Pouitryman 50
Poat-Iatatligeocer . IS. 00
Total Regular Price IT. B0
i S4.90
Offt-r So. 4:
Poat-lnttilltgenc*r. Regular Price.
Dally and Sunday >6.00
Dally only without Sua ).. 4.00
Sanday only 1-60
Bargain Day
1:88
All maffasln* often Includa on* yaara aubart tptlon to Mck rntful ue
IMItlOIWd ll MCh of for.
Offtn oa RiMulor? -annat b? apltt Tha combination* ara exactly a*
?Ut*t
Bo tor* and ttata In offar No. 1 whather Hxrat l er Good Hou**k**plng
?a d?alr?d
Offara 1. 2 and I tftrlvda bally and Sunday ?dlt1on? of tha ro^t-Intalll
caacar by n?ail or.' y Whara daliaar* by *??nt la daalrad outalda ef Paattl*
add Mc to all offara
Ba aura and mention ottar numhar
Tit* Poat-lntalllca- -ar la "Waahlngtcn a Boat Vawtrtpar " It I* th?
on It Paattla Bandar r*par carrying Aaaorlatad PfSn* dlapt'chaa If you
*%at tha mat. ?*t tha Poat-lntolllgac or. Harry! Tha Bargain Dm?
prto* la for ena day oaly. raktaan M, WIS.
CRAM) HBMTCTIOX SAI.K
The Pack Train Is now selling a
big lc4 of Good Goods at reduced
as ttaef ars setting too old
?$ told and soil at a profit, Toara,
Hernan Grimm
?. Wrlckt has houses .'or roat.
nnM^ w
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Htmld H?rtwl?Mn, mavor to j
W W. Bou^Moo. tkU U*? tta
MTpth-j for th? fnttij IMxw
EL TimNlTO C-L8AK
HAVANA CIOARS.
6.000 Just retired from the f??
lory at Tampa. FlA. If you want U??
b?t don't fall to aira thmo gooda
a trial. ? ? ,
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
Washington's Birth
day Exercises to be
Given by School Pu
pils 8: p. m. Feb. 21
at Elk's Hall
1. Selection by Orchestra
1. Hong- "My Own United Stater" ? by pttplla of tl?> Intermediate
and Grammar Gredes
3 "Spade Drill" ? Albert Maltha.**. Chestei Csrtwrlght, I'ro^jwr
Ganty, Claret.ee Cartwrlght, Walter Wheeler. bee Cartwrlght,
Jack Conway.
4. "Lincoln's Gettysburg Addre?s" ? Oeorge Dillon.
6. "Glrl'i Flag Drill" ? Resale Conwav, Edna Achlsoii, Verne MUlef,
Katharine Hahn, Vivian Tftlbo:, Ellen Rogers, Etta Bunduen, Ks
ther Frledenthal, Oertriide Llddbnnt, Ltarah Fr'edenthal, Irene
Adams, 1,ols McKay.
C. "Patriotic Stories" ? Edward \lddi?oet, Arthur McKsv, Edwin
Fried. -ntbal, Lester Moyer.
7. "StaU- Drill" ? Hjr Primary and Intermediate Grade*
ft Selection by Orchestrn
5. Rending? "Silent Wood? of Indiana," Tlth piano ar ompnnlment
? Elsie Dillon.
10. "Liberty Marth" ? Primary Grade*.
11. "Closing Scene of the Constitutional Convention" ? George Wash
ington, president of the convention, Dan McKay; William JarJison,
wecrethry; Edward Uddlcont, .'anies Wilson, Roy Mulvlhlll; Ben
jamin Franklin, Edwin Frledeithal; Mr. Gorman, Karl Hahn; Mr.
King, Toby Pratt; Mr. Carroll, George Rapntil; Alexander Ham
ilton, George Dillon; Kdmund Randolph, l?ester Moyer; Gouver
neur Morris, Arthur McKay; Mr. Williamson, Hurry Achlson; Mr
Rlount, Hnrolt'i Mulvlhlll; Klbridgo Gerry. Charlei Parker; Mr.
Plnckiiey, Kirerson Rogers; Mr. Ingersol , Donald Milne*.
12 Song--"Hla Buttons Are Marked C R." ? Irene Adams.
13. "Patriotic Holiday Dialogue"- Katharine Hahn, Gould Flokardt,
Floria Clark, John Matthews. Bessie Conway, Vlnreiu Mulvlhlll,
Esther Frledemhnl, Elmer Wheeler, Frances Kennedy.
14 "Medley of National Airs" ? Intermediate and Grinimar Credos
"?citation ? "An Old Story Retoid" ? by lx>ls McKay
15 Selection by Orchestra ? Table tu bv pupils. "
16 Reading ? "President IJncoln and LUt'e Blossom ? Ellen Rogers
17. "Military Prill" ? Ry Hoys of thjp Intermediate and Grammar
Grades
18 Song ? "Washington Song" ? by Primary Gradns
19. Recitation ? "The Banner Bets.y Made" by Kttn Sundeen.
20 Tenting Tonight," s camp scene- by Boys of Intermediate and
Grammar Grades.
21. "America" ? By All.
Admission Free
SKAfiWA^ NT1I. I, LEAI>S
IN ROVl.lV(] IXINTEST
The Snag way howling I s
still ahead In the International con
test. They started off ahead and
are keeping a safe distance in the
lead. Last night they pegged up
the follow'ng score which was sev
eral points higher than any in the
contest. A large crowd wag in at
tendance a; the Eagles hall to ?e?;
the performance of the Skagway
hoys, which was something worth
looking at. Here Is the score:
Black 1SO-170-14#? 4*6
Peterson .. . . 200-203-1 67 ? 560
Kennedy 144-176-168 ? 488
Selmer 152-175-191? 518
Rlanchard .. ..159-199-202 ? 5fi<?
Total . .
Skagway
Juneau . .
Dawson . .
Whitehorse
785-923-R64? 2572
. 2572?7486
. 2540?7316
. 2411?7083
. 2380? #946
WHITE ESQl'lMAt X FI VDER
STARTS NORTH IN MAV
San PrancUco, Feb. 19? Explorer
Stefanson has purchased th<* wh.il'r
Karluk and will put It ii repair
and refit it for use in the arctic ex
plorations which he If arranging
He Intends sailing for the north on
the first of May.
SUFFERED UNTOLD
AGONYWITHECZEMA
In Wrists. Spread to Fingers. Lit
tle Pimples or Blisters, Itching
So Bad Could Hardly Sleep.
Used Cuticura Soap and Oint- ;
ment. Gone Entirely.
170 N. 18th St.. P?ctian>I. Ow. ? "Th? J
which iihout two ye?r? mo,
brokr out In raj wrtit* Km. then ;
lc my nnirrr*. i mu
frmd untokl Mtnny
with tbrni until I Nv
IP in to um Cullrur*
Rram'lm. It would
appw in little irirnpioa j
a- bllitcn like, and
whon I Kftocbad thorn.
tl>ey would appoar tn j
little aaka. The Itch
It ff would bo ao b?d
that I could hardly ai?<t> of night*. 1 w mld i
?cratch my taunt* until they wore nvwt
numb. thm when tlx Wool won,. I coarw:
through them attain ih>? Immlnu and (mart- ]
Ing wouhl bo ao had that I could hardly j
rand It, and I Rot to be ao eatgly Irritated i
that my huahand htl to ? all of hit
patience to (rrt alar* with no. 1 better*
1 had tried ju*t about orery rcwyrly. offered
to the public for such dlacaaea without any
rotlrf whataoertr. until my mother nr-om
mended Cuticura Remediea to tor. I only
uaed the Cutlcura Soap and CuUcura <Mnt
r.irnt once when my cure began. and In a
month of uae It wa* rone entirely." (Signed)
Mm Tboa. Walali. Oct. 11. 1011.
Cutlcura Soap (25c.) and Cutlcura Oint
ment (30c.) are mid through) ut the wortd. A
Mngle art la often au.Dciefit. liberal aample
of each mailed free, witli 38-p. flktii Rook Ad
lirat poet-card "Outlet tra. Dept. T. Roaton."
WTradir-hrel men abould uae Cutlcura
Soap Sharing Stick. Stic. K ub|M ftw.
?1
Headlight S& Trousers
a pair of those Headlight Trousers and
wear a*me ality daya If the cloth doaa not glTe
?atUfactorr wear, your rut nuy rafundad
Seams Guaranteed Not to Rip
If garmant ripa at waiattaod, we pay you fifty ceata If garmant rips
at s*at, crotch or leg sauna we will pay you one dollar
DORTERO & SON
-EXCLUSIVE; CLOTHIERS AND CENTS FURNISHERS
PES. 2Sth
Will Close Our
STOCK REDDGIN6 SALE
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
LA. Harrison Company
Sloro rlowi lit 8 p. m. nript HatnnUy 9 p. m. Pt>?M K
88 (loorgift lef'. Juneau this
morning nt 9:30. She will Mil
from here In the morning.
Mrs. Middleman*, who hu charge
of t' e White Pan* rating house it
l.og Cabin In In the riff for a few
days' rlslt.
Signal (?perator Ilurton will go
to Halnea In the morning on the
Georgia, and will return on the
Curacao tomorrow night.
A cablegram waa received from
Haines this morning atatlng that
Mra. Pam, ulster of Kaako, the In
dian Jeweler, died In that city laat
night
Today Is Wednesday, tomorrow
Thursday, nest day Frtdiy and then
romcs Washington "a birthday and
the Firemen's dar.ce. That'a the .
day we're waiting for.
Deputy Marshal Fonzo haa been
rail d to Juneau and will leave on
the Curacao tomorrow. The reason
for requiring hia presence at the
Capital haa not been made public
SHOW TOMiillT ? I r.K'K.lJ*
Yellowstone; l,nn?om# Mlw
Wlggs ? Imp.
Village Idiots Gratitude? Oao
mont.
The Pensioners ? American.
SUrs Their Courses Change? Re*
10 rt?. ? "At Tb? Movies" ? 23 ?t?
wo ? HKftmim ? ?an.no.
A choir ? private selection of Vic
tor and Columbia records, 10 I 12
Inch, Including vocal and instru
mental select ton*. $30 cash take*
the lot, including one case Ad
dress P. O. Box 177, Skagway
Bonded whUkVe?Wbeoo, Moon
V'ornor. and H^moct, The beet of
fteer? Blue RiMxm, Budweleer mm!
[?ale Rainier, at tfw> Ma*oot. Tele
phone 67. tf
PILES OUKED IN ? TO '? DAY?
>ur rtrustfet *111 refund money If
PASO OINTMENT falls to "ure any
i-aae of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Pile* In S *o M day*. SOc
Olympto beer on d-aft
Board of Tr?d?. This famous brew j J
In kept constantly freah both on I
dra.'t and In bottles. Tnto to the,
time to drink beer. Get It at the
Board of Trade Bar. where the eel
ebrited Raiuler Beer to atoo kept
It: b<nt lee. tf
iy* awe. , I
\t
at the j ^
(
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i
HOWS THItf
We offer One Hundred Dollar* Re
?ard for any case of catarrh that eti
oo'; be cored >y Hall ? Catarrh Cure
f. i CNINIT A CO.. Toledo, O.
We, the sndersJgued have known
f. J. Cheney for the pact IS yean,
Toledo, O.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all bualneaa transaction*, and fin
ancially able to carry out any oblige
tlon* made by bis firm. Waidlng, Kin
nan # Marvin, Wholesale druggists o -
Hall'* Catarrh cure Is taken Mtsre- ?
a:>7. acting directly upon the blood j
and mucous surfaces of the syetem. J
Testimonials sent free. Price 75<. J
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Fs rally PUto for eowti- j
pat 1km. J
fend the Dally Alnskan to the stat<
Phi! Abrahams
r.KJElMI. tttKIT
i*inw!Ki
KOCARY FVHLIO
OMaat Raalnoaa la 3k?c*f
ttrtabllshad 1197,
Corrwpondsnr# flollcttad
Best Meals
Id Tb? City a t th?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER OO*
Lodging'
K*?ryf hfn* Claan aa4
Fir?t Claaa
Fifth Avenue near BroaJway
PIPES
k from Ac to m hirfft an r**'
' pocket book ?m mwdk.
' VV? h?Ti r*r*trm1 M Ml
| t.f randy, ?n<1 thla hM ?? W
?oW h> PTiriaUMM rimm
| f)ont forget the nnm
428 0
} BROADWAY. (N<?r FiM)
jTony Dortero's
^ vw
! Hi M- tit I t I M f
Board of Trade I
Cafe
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Kmmm A CWtfc. PrwMtft ?L
Ereything New and First J
Class
Banqoeti and Private fDewwn ^
A Spetaky
Popular Prices
Open Day and Night t
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