SEA FOODS,
1 * *?
Per Tin
"Retancc Salmon 20 & 30
? Clams 15 & 25
? Oyrteri 25 6t 45
? Shrimps 20 & 30
? Lobsters 40
Underwood Clam Chowder 1 5
Minced Sea Clams I 5 & 20
McMenanim Crabs Oge) 50
Purity 3rand Crabs 25
Norwegian F- tsh Balls (l*e) 40
Per Tin
B & M F?h Flake* Oge) 20 '
P & W Brook Trout 25 1
C fit B Kippered Hernng 35 '
C & B Yarmouth Bloater* 45 I
Booth* Cre*cent Sardines 25 I
Aftx-1 Roche Sardine* 20 I
King Otcar Sardine* 3 for 50 |
Imported Anchovie* 50c per keg |
Smoked Chinook Salmon 30c lb j
Fancy Salmon Bellies 20c lb
No. 1 Norway M acker a] average uze 25c
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T FROG I
Un!w? You'ts Got 90 Cents V
H. Hartwigsen
SucoaHor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
ukalkb in
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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INCLCDING I. A TEST COPY
RIGHT KD BOOKS
MAGAUNRS, NCW9PAPEB3 AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
Pack T rain
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Proprietor
Far 14 Yuri W? Hart SorrtJ ?alj
The Best in the Markets
ui t?i?y it it Ik*
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
I-: New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico 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 fountains will add lovliness. '
Our Bar Goods are none of them
Leu 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 Skagway
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER
Seventh Annual Bargain Day
February 28th, 1913
liwxcrlled C ombination Offer* of Hirb-Ckag
- ^ - ;
Xo. l: Ragu lar Prloa. \
Good Housekeeping or HMnt'i Magaalue. SI. SO / MtgVll
i State which one) ' Day Rate
Poat-Intalllgencfr 86.00 i mr nr
Total Regular Prlca #7.50
Offer No. t: Regular Prtoe
I'ncle Keraus' Magatlne II 00
The Family Magazine IS / BwgUlfl
Hou?? uie 50 Day Rate
Farm * Home .* SO __ ' ^ _
Acrlcultnral Epltomlat J5 1 U* C fl/l
Po?t-Intalltg*ncfr 1.00 | tj)tjav7v/
Total Regular Price 18 .50
Offer No. 8: Regular Price
The Westerner I 50 ) Bargain
The Ranch -BO ' Day Rate
The Pacific Poultrvman . . . .50
Poat-lBMlllgPDcer ... "
Total Regular Price.
$4.90
.1.1 IT. 6? /
Offer No. 4:
Poet-Intelllgencer Regular Price.
Dally and Sund^ H.00
Dally only (without Sua.) . . 4.00
Sunday only 1.50
All magaslns offers Include one years subscription to each magaalas
mentioned In each offer.
Offere on magaslnes cannet be spilt. The combination* are exactly a*
elatet
Be sure and state In offer No 1 whether Hnrtt'i or Good Housekeeping
le desired.
Offlre 1. ! end I Include Dally and Sunday editions of the Poet-Intelll
gencer by mall oaly. Where dellrery by agent le deelred outside of Seettle
add lie to all offere
Be sure and meatlon offer number.
The Poet-Intelligencer le "Weehlngton e Beet Newspaper It le the
oaly Seattle Sunday paper earrrtng Associated Preee dlepatchee. If *ou
want the news, get the Poet-lnteUUraaeer. Hurry! The Bargain Da>
price le for one day oaly. Missrr M, till
<iRANO RKDLCrtOH SALE
The Pack Train la now selling a
big lot of Good Gooda at. reduced
prices aa they are fettlng too old
to hold and sail at a profit. Tonra,
Herman Grimm
O. B. Wright haa hoasaa ?'or rant,
furnished 8
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold HartwlfMn, aucceaaor U
W. W. DoufWoa. kM taken Uu
a*wncy tar Um Justly tuooom
EL INfimrO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Just recelred from the f?o
tory at Tampa, Via. If 70a want the
beat don't tall to fire tfeeae gooda
a trial.
Tto I ? ?
EVERYTHING Is QUE?
ALONG THE BALKANS,
London, F?b. 11? Th? Balkan
battlsflolda are still luactlvo owing
to the MTcMtf of the weather. lev
and iqow prevent th* movement
of troop*. No active campaigning
will b? doco until the weather mod
erate*.
COINCIDENCE MAY BE
WORKINGS OF LAW
Coincidence la usually interest
ing. Things that strangely happen
appeal to the imagination. For In
stance: Percy J. Latterly, Chaa. J. !
Kelly and Henry J. Matthew*, wert
fellow members of the 10th Inf I
atat'oned at Fort Seward In 1906 j
They were so companionable thai j
they became known aa "The Three
Uuardamen." I>atterty resigned
from the service and located in I
McKees Rocks, Ponn. The other
two went to the Philippines.
Sometime ago they got to think- j
ing of each other and wrote to the:
Daily Alaskau each asking for tbe
address of the others. The same
boat that brought a letter from the
boys in the Philippines also brought i
one from l^afferty. That's coinci
dence; but. like the philosophy of
Horatio, it may have more things
underlying it than dreamed of.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burton re
turned from their trip to Haines
this morning.
Mrs. Osiar Selmer and children
arrived on the Curacao from a win
ter spent w'.th relatives In the states
Mr. an I Mrs J. C. I'roscott ar
rived from Victoria this morning
and left over the White I'ass for
Atlin.
S earashi;> Curacao of the Pacl-|
ftc Coast compauy, arrived in Skag- '
way this morning at 7:3U and sailed
at 11: IS. She brought up a larg<
passenger list and left fifty tons
of freight In this city. Returning
today she will leave Juneau at 11
o'clock tonight and go to the Port
Armstrong whaling station with
365 tons of freight.
Passengers sailing from this port
this morning were H. Ballentine, J
L. Gray and Mrs. Heppflnger for
Juneau; A. I .undo, Victoria; Joe
Carson and Skookum Jim for Se
attle. Deputy Marshal Fonio
went to Juneau where he will as
slat lu taking a number of prison
ers to McXclls Island
Arrivals on the Curacao this
morning were Mrs O. Selmer and
children, Mrs. M. Bocktnan, John
r. Proacott aud wife, J M. Qrles
barh, J. O. Hubbart, E. C Walsh.
Chas Daniels. Mrs. H. I). Klrmse
and son T>?u, J L. dray, Albert
Burton and wife, J. M. Tanner.
Geo. WetT.ler and Mr. S<?ld?*r mid
wlfe^"
The Skasway Dally Alaskan com-|
pitted Its fifteenth year on Febru- (
ary 1. The Alaskan is the oldest
dally paper In the territory and 1?
worthy of praise not only because
of Its advanced a<e, but because in
spite of the many difficulties it la
always bright and full of news.
Here's go?d luck. ? Douglas Island
News
in* Co'or of Flamos.
You have often noticed the many
tinted bars and banda that rls? In the
shape of "forked tongues of flamea"
from wood burning Id the grate. It la
ten to one. however, that you never
have thought to figure on the cause ol
the variegnteil lines presented by
flames To brln^ the matter quickly
to tbe point, we *Jll uv that the many
colors are tbe . rwftt of corabuatlon
among the dllTereuli Elements of the
wood. Tbe light I'hie la fmm the hy
drogen and the white from the carbon:
tbe violet Is from the manganese, the
red from tbe magnesia ntM the yellow
from tbe aoda. which are coustltttent
parte of the wood.
A City of Bridge*
Ghent, in Belgium, stands on twen
ty-six islands connected by eighty |
ftriflgp* . J
A CHAMPION SPELLER*
k (tarso* Qrs?l?y W?t ? Wandc When
Only Six Y MM of Age.
No cbainpioi) of the old t!in? spelling
matches. prhoii*. ever excelled H race
Greeley Be was, Id fact, a sp*IUng
prodigy tVhnt would the boys and
gl rla of today, who grumble over their
dally sttot of twenty w.irds. think of
a child not yet six years old who could
actually spell every word Id the lun
guspe! That la what the /nung Horace
la said tc have been able to do
. Hla schooling began In bis fourth
year, and the art of spelling It one*
became n passion with him. Id school
and out be kept Inceaaantly at Its
atudy. nour after boor lie would Ha
on the floor, spelling over all the diffi
cult words he could And In the few
books that the family owned.
The fa ma of hla prowess spread.
Naturally Horace was the first on*
chosen at apelllng matches. He bad a
lisping, whining voice nnd spelled Ms
words with the utmost confidence.
Sometimes In winter, when the snow
drifts were so deep that one of the
big boya had to take him to the school
bouse on Ids back. the little white
haired fellow would dntp asleep be
tween turn*. When hla word came
round b!.< neighbor would nudge blm
anxiously lie would wake. srell bis
word and drop nsiecp again at once
So great whs i he "hoy's reputation as
t student of unusual powers tbat tba
selectmen of s neighboring town. In
passing a rule forbidding the attend
ance nt lie local school of any pnpll
from outside the township, honored
I) I in by adding the clause. "Excepting
only Horace Oreeley."? Youth's Com
panion
Sarcastic.
TtaU incident Is related of a Scotch
doctor, new to the roii. who adven
tured upon n day's rabbit shooting.
Chased by the ferrets. bunny wh a
rather <|Ul<k moving target, and tl?
medico was not meeting with the aut
re sa he anticipated
"Hang It nil. mm?." he exclaimed Im
patiently to Hie kuej?er who accom
panied hliu; "the* beasts are too quick
for me!"
"Aye. doctor." the pawky keeper re
plied, "but ye surely dldna expect them
tae lie still like yer patients till ye kill
themT"
Yat Ha Liked Fresh Aie.
"My husband was at a amoker Sat
urday night and never got home until
about I o'clock "
"Was that why he wasn't at church
Sunday morning T"
"No; he says the ventilation la so
poor In church and the atmosphere si
waya ipHs so heavy that he can't keep
awake."? -ludire.
A Surprise Coming.
Pastor's Wife - You nndemttud.
Mary, that I am only "at home" on
Wednesday from S to 6 Mary? Yea.
ma'am Then to herself: "Mary, what
a heavenly situation yon have got!
The mist res* only at home for two
houra every week!"? Eichange.
Always Lata.
"Men are always late I have waited
here alnce 7 o'clock for my husband to
come Now It Is half after 8 "
"And when were von to meet hlmT"
"At 9 o'clo k ? t.ustlge Blatter
His Finish.
"He sllp|M-d on the polished Boor and
killed hlmwelf.*"
"Sort i>f ii h?rrfw? d flmsh, efcl"
Prlnceton Thser
Wluen Mori Amusing.
A little four-year-old girl who* par
ents had been .Us. n?*lng an approach
ing meeting In connection with tht
StK-letj Kor the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children i?>uged to l>e taken llei
mother explained that the meeting
would not ntnrtso her. but abe perflated
In her denuind, and Anally her mot."**
agreed to take her If she promised tc
be very quiet.
She was very good ilirHiehout tin
greater part of the proceeding*, bnt
after llatenlns patiently to the apeech
es for siime time she wblapered to hei
mother :
"Mommy, this Is dull. When la lb*
cruelty Kolnf to begin'-" ? London
M
Th? "Ca nTtcap*.
Thl* aeetioii." remarked the travel
er. a* he watched the clotbea fluttering
In the breeze as the train passed set
tlement after settlement, "shows evi
dences like those of a great flood."
"I can't *ee any." anawe.*d bit put
rled companion. "What are theyf
"Why. dou't you see the waabouta
hll along the line?"? Baltimore Aroer
k*n ?
Send the Dally Abakan to the gtatw
Headlight U?Z: Trousers
(rttiir^ntP^H -Purchase a pair of these Headlight Trouseir and j
? _ wear same sixty days. If the cloth does pot ?>???
satisfactory wear, your, money refunded. '
Seams Guaranteed Not to Rip
If garment rips at waiatband, we pay you fifty centa. If garment ripe '
at seat, crotch or leg seamp we will pay yju one dollar.
DORTERO & SON
-EXCLUSIVE! CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS -
FEB. 23th
Will Close Our
SIM M1CII6 S.'.'lE
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
bUrrm duMt at ? p. m. tiwyt IX inUy V p. as. rr-mm* M.
WANTKD:-An exp?rl??tire<| laund
to work on Man*l?. Wa#e*
10 cent* )>?r hour For full parti
cular* write t* Whltehorae
I.auRdrv. Whttthor*, T T 3t
nati'rd.it ?vi? hi xdu
Anlmtlll No. II
l.?K"nd 8)t"py flollow . . . Eclair
By Waahln?ton frring
Signal Code Tann
Kull Fight Imp
How Short* won Ont Imp
Id eta. ? "At Th* IMm'-M c*a.
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNOANT.
ffkn It la rr?<* at Dm4r?(, It llram
Lanrlnllr.
Fair preparation* *nd dandrtiff earn,
n rule, are atlcky or Irritating affair*
i hat do no earthly good Ifalr. whan not
l|**a.-cd. crow* naturally, luxuriantly
Dar.drjff la th* can? of ntnr tenth* ef
ill balr trouble, and dandruff la cawed
by a tern. The only way to cure dand
ruff la to kill the grm>; and. *> far. th?
inly hair preparation that win poaltteety
.taatwy tl.a ;trm la Newhro-* >f*rpk-Wte? |
ib?>tutely harn>t<*?. free from ir?a*?
> ?dlment, dye itialtof of dar#?ri?iia drnr?.
t allay* Itching InaUntly; make* lialr
!??r aiid aoft a* atlk th*
- iit?. j iu removo ?he effect " BnM by
. ?d:n? dnigglet* Sand 1*. In atampa for
.mpl* to The Harpiclu* Co.. Mro"
UMk.
On* dollar bottlaa guaranteed.
Win. Brltt, Sped*! A rent, Pkagway
PILES CURED IN 8 TO 14 DAYS
s'"w drugrto will refund money f
PAZO OINTMENT falla to cnre my
Me of Itcblng, Blind,' Bie?dln* or
f'rotrudlng Plt?? In I 'o II days ^>c j
Bonded whtekfeft?rytaoa, ??? j
Vernon ud Munot, The beet of
Beer? Blue Ribbon, Budn*>ea? and
Pale ReJr'er. at the M?*?t "ale
rbone fT. V |
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Olympla beer on draft at Uia
Board of Tradr This f am ova br?w
la kept oonatau ly r cab bo?k on
draft and In bottlee Thla la tb?
tlma to drink beer. Cat It at tha
Board of Trad* Bar. w sera the cel
ebrated Rainier Bear ? also kept
In bottles. If. ,
HOW'S THIlf
Wa offer Or* Hundred Dollars Re
? ard for any case of ralarrk that cat
not t>a cured My Haifa Catarrf Care
P. J. CRBNBT * OO Toledo O
We. the an? articled bare know*;
P. J. Cheney for Uia mat It yean.
Toledo, 0.
and believe him perfectly botorable
to all buelnaaa transactions, and fl?
aaclally able to carry out aa j obliga
tion* made by bla Qnn. Waldlng. Ria
nan ft Marvin, Wholesale aregj^ste o
Hall's Catarrh cnre la taken Intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces of the ayatea.
Testimonials tent free. Price 7fe.
par bottle. Sold by all lruggtita.
Take Hall's Fura'ty PUla for ionetJ
potllon
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