SEA FOODS.
_ - - ?
Per Tin
"Reliance ' Salmon 20 & 30
? Clams 15 & 25
? Oysters 25 & 45
? Shrimps 20 & 30
Lobsleri 40
Underwood Clam Chowder 1 5
Minced Sea Clams 1 5 6c 20
McMenanim Crabs (Ige) 50
Purity Brand Crab* 25
Norwegian Fish Balls (lge) 40
Per Tin
B & M Fish Flakes (Ige) 20
P & W Brook Trout 25
C & B Kippered Herring 35
C & B Yarmouth Bloaters 45
Booth* Crescent Sardines 25
Albert Roche Sardines 20
King Oscar Sardines 3 for 50
Imported Anchovies 50c per keg
Smoked Chinook Salmon 30c lb
Fancy Salmon Bdlies 20c lb
No. I Norway Mackeral average size 25c
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T FROG
Un>? You'?e Got 50 CENTS
H. Hartwigsen
Succii? or to
W. W. BOUQHTON
OS ALEE IN
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Abides,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
T.4RUI OIBCCuATIMO LIBRARY
INCLUDING t.ATKST COPY
RIGHT KD BOOKS
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
Pack T rain
Restaurant
TONY 3TAN1CH. Proprietor
Far 14 Tun W* Hit* Served nl;
The Best in the Markets
aad today it it the
Most Popular Elating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska j
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
Lets 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-WTELLIGEHCER
Seventh Annual Bargain Day
February 28th, 1913
Unexcelled Combination Offer* of Higb-Claai Magarinee
Offer No. Is Regular PTtoa.
Good Housekeeping or Heant'a Msgs sine. 81.50
(State which ou)
Post-Intelllgencer ....... #6.00
Total Regular Price S7.50
Bargain
Day Bate
$5.25
Offer No. 8: Regular Priee.
Uncle Remui' Magazine 11.00
The Family Magailne 15
Home Life 50
Farm 4 Home * 60
Agricultural Epitomlst >0
Post-Intelllgencer 0.00
Total Regular Price $8.69
Barg
Day Rate
$5.00
Offer No. 3i Regular Price.
The Westerner I .60
The Ranch .60
The Pacific Poultry man 60
Post-Intelllgencer .7* . . ? M 00
ToUl Regular Price 17.60
Bargain
Day Kate
$4.90
Offer No. 4)
Post-Intelllgencer. Regular Price.
Dally and Sunday |0.00
Dally only t without Sun.) . . 4.00
Sunday only 6-60
Bargain Day.
All
? - Mr o offers Include one year's subscription to eaoh mays sins
mentioned fit eaeli offer.
Offers on macasines cannot be split. The combinations are exactly as
stated.
Be sure and stats la offer No. i whether Hearst's or Qnod Housekeeping
is desired.
Offers 1. I and I include Dally and Bandar editions of tbs Poet-Intelll
only. Where deilTery by scent Is deelred outside of Seattle
add 80o to ail offers.
Be sure and mention offer number.
The root- Intslllcsncer Is "Washington's Beet newspaper." It Is the
only Seattle Sunday paper carrying Aae^Aated Press dispatches. If you
pTTcVi - fVo7.Vr*U^ Hu"TI Th*
GRAND REDUCTION" SALE
The Pack Train la now selling a'
big lot of Good Goods at reduced |
prices as they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit, Tonrs, i
tf Herman Grimm
G. B. Wright has houses lor rent,
furnished.
tf
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlfsen, successor U
W. W. Boughtan, h M taken thf
agency for the justly famous
EL INJ1NITO CLE Aft
HAVANA CIGARS.
5,000 Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. II yoo want the
beet don't fail to giro these goods
a trtaL
Ati.n, B C., Feb. 24.!
Among the arrivals on the stage
Sunday were Mr. ami Mrs Pres 1
cott of Spruce Creek. Mr Pro?
cott was atnt to Vlctorlu lust fall
to represent the Individual miners
iii their protest ugalnst the granting
(I leases on O'Donnel river where
a rich strike was made last ?um
mer. Mr. Preacott presented his
case to the Minister of Mined and
It is believed that it will be favor
ably considered.
Constable Litis, of the Provincial
Police, made a business trip to
O'Donnel River last week, return. I ng
ti.day.
"Red" Rupert and party left
Inst Friday for Silver Creek with
three tons of supplies, to commence
operations.
Dr. Harrison returned from K ou
sel Hot Springs last Saturday much
Improved In health after a ten
days sojourn at that popular
pleasure resort. Mr. Housol has
constructed a new and commodious
building at the Springs to accomo
date his increased patronage
The Pastime Club skating riuk
has been put in splendid condition
and is well attended every attor
uoou and evening by nil who can
get on a skate.
The Club had one of its regular
Whist parties last Wednesday even
ing when seven tables were occu
pied After the games refresh
ments were served und the floor
cleared for danciug which was
kept up until a late hour.
Lou. Gierke, who is manager of
the Koad House at the I'ortug*
this winter came to town to attend
the card party and to look after
some business.
O. H. Partridge of the Ben-My
Chree Mine, came in Saturday to
get Mrs. Partridge and Miss Simp
son who have been visiting Atlln
for some time. Mr. Partridge is
arranging for the summers work at
the mine so will not return for a
week or ten days.
Gus. Brunnlch, who has been
fishing and trapping at Moose Arm
Portage all winter had the mis*
fortune of losing his cabin which
was destroyed by fire one day lust
week. He was visiting at the
Road House at the time and did Jiot
notice the fire uutil it had gained
such headway that it was impossi
ble to save anything.
James Rrayton, the popular bar
tender at the Royal hotel, has left
for the Silver Creek diggings, tak
ing with lilm four tons of supplies
and will stay for the summer.
Thompson Duff and two Indians
arrived hock from Silver Cnvk
mountain where they went in
search of the body of Sandberg who
froze to death during the winter,
but no trace of the dead man could
be found.
J. O. Conley of Discovery will
leave on the first stage for Car
cross.
Mr. Barrett the Nackinaw oper
ator arrived in town today. He
will leave In the morning for N.v
line to meet his wife who In leav
ing Telegraph creek.
Happy fullivan, John Dunnan,
Charley Gllmore, Miss McDonald,
Miss Fisher and Mrs. Ames took a
sleigh ride up to House! Hot
Springs Sunday.
FTXEKAL NOTK K.
The funeral services for little
Ina Sm'*h will be held at the Epis
copal Church, Instead of at' the
home, as announced yesterday. Mr
I.owle wHl read the service at two
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
"sfamnvfTTGAit
CHICK PI M. TO TOP
U? making the highest scurf In
th? iuter national bawling contest
Tuesday night, tJhngvay Is again
headed or the hlghwi plate, being
but flfty-slx point* bshlnd the lead
er. Scores last night were as fol
lows:
?SltHgwny 2549-12.389
Juneau 2483?12,395
Whltehor80 2444 ? 11,844
Dawson 2391 ? 11,88 4
Mrs. Duhllne of Csrr Olynn
came dcw.i las: evening to visit
the dentist, and will return in the
morning.
Wirt Aden whs ouu of the pas
sengers who arrived on the Prin
tesb May, which arrived yesterday
forenoon.
ban Campbell, the popular White
Pass carpenter, arrived In Skagway
yesterday from a vliilt to iCaatern
Canada. He left th.s morning to
resume his duties at Whltehorse
Because of a death in the family
of Eugene Pmith. one of the Arctic
nrothers, the smoker whlrh wm
planned for last night was post
poned Indefinitely. This organlia
i ion Is always among the first to
show proper respect for th<' suffer
ing or the dead, that is why the
mombers can be truly called Arctic
nrothers. The announcement of
the postponement came In loo late
for last evening's paper.
Among the passengers :o sail
south on the Princess May tonight
are Mrs. Elizabeth Illanchard, Ale*
illanchard, Mr. and Mrs Percy
Reid of Carcross, Mr. Chlen, audi
tor of the White Pass and his sec
retary, Mr. Leonard, Miss Kate
Ryan, N W. M. P. Inspectress of
Whitehorse who is acconi|*nylng
Misa Taylor, an Invalid, to Van
couver. It Is presumed that several
additional passengers will arrive
thia evening from the north to take
1 assage.
Readers of the Dally Alaskan
sometimes wonder why important
items of news are sometimes omit
ted from the paper, as for In
stance, yesterday. This can be at
tributed to one of two causes,
either we did not hear of the Items,
or something has gone wrong with
the printing machinery Yesterday
it was the linotype. There is not
a newspaper In the world that In
tentionally omits an Item of news.
It Is like falling heir to something,
to have someone kind enough to
tell us the news.
NOTICE TO FIREMKN.
All members of the Skagway
Volunteer Fire Pwpartment- are re
quested to meet in uniform at the
fire hall at 1 o'clock tomorrow, to
attend in a body, th?> funeral of lit
tle lna, daughter of Mr. and Mr*
Kugcne Smith. ? J. A. Bender. Chief.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMG Quitting the world
wide Cold and Grip rsmed/ rtmo??
cause. Call for full nam*. Look t<*
signature E. W. GROVK. 16c.
WANTED ? To rent piano Apply
Alaskan office. ' 3-t
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
rt( Cantr >lu?t br Itrmovfd, lu?
Way Wllh D ?. n lira IT.
Kill the germ that causes dandruff
falling hair and baldness, you will have
no more dandruff, and your balr must
grow luxuriantly. Neirbro's Herplclde
not only contains the dandruff (era
dMlroyer. but It Is also n most delight
ful hslr dressing for regular toilet use
No other balr preparation Is on this
scientific basis of destoylng the dandruf
germs. It stops all Irritation, keeps tf.
sc.ilp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re
member that somethlnit claimed to '
"Just ns good." will not do the work c
genuine Herplclde. flold by le?<!:i.
druggists. Send 10c. In stamps for sam
pie to The Herplclde Co.. Detroit. Mlci.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Wm. Brltt, Special Apont, Skajway
Headlight S?" Trousers
(itfAT/lfltPPH Purchase a pair of these Headlight Trousers and
C wear same sixty dava. It the cloth does not give
satisfactory wear, your money refunded.
Seams Guaranteed Not to Rip
If garment rips at waistband, we pay you fifty cents. If garment Hp?
at seat, crotch or leg seams we will pay you one dollar.
DORTERO & SON
-EXCLUSIVE: CLOTHIERS AiND GENTS FURNISHERS
Friday, February 28th Close* our
Successful Clearance Sale and
Friday is to be
RIBBON DAY
All Ribbcns, Satin, Taffeta , Afes
salines, Floral and Dresden Ribbon
One Day Only 50c on the Dollar
Ladies' Raincoats
Children's
Rain Capes
and
Ladies' Top Skirts
with railed waist iinr-J i?t
a few left- Very litest atvle
AT HALF PRICE
Your Choice At $10
Any Two- Piece
Suit in our store
Worth From >20 to $30
Sale Positively
Clnses 8 p. m.
Friday, Feb. 28
L A. Harrison Company
8 tore clnan at * p. jw. H*? nnlay V p. m. FW? lift.
SHOW TONIGHT 1 RFF1.H.
Duck Hunting- -Champ
Marriage ? Drama -Rel
Star of th# Bid" Show - roi??lr
? Thann.
The Wedding Dre??- Am
10 eta.? "At Th?? ? 3H fto.
The Prlnreaa Miy wliteh arrived
yesterday noon, will aall th<i eret?
in*
Mr I^nr, trarr In* auditor for
the round trip. 1 ? will leara thla
evening.
Mr. Gua. Moein. with two hor
9ea, famp In on the Mar. bound for
the Inalde
New Model
OF THE
ROYAL
STANDARD
TYPEWRITER
Ha# 1 wo-Color Ribbon. Bark
Spacer, T abulatof, and many
new and valuable patented fea
, turea that other typewriters do
not have.
PRICF $75
Send for "The Ror?l Book." 1 rM" of
tcprwrtter Information? the ftnect ?TP?
wrtt*r r?t?loro* rr?r Iword Yo?f? toe
a po?u1 card.
ROYAL nPEWRITER CO.
lUyal Tyf?writ*r lUy.,
314 Mtria* St., W??fc.
| Brmnrhe? ind A|w?rl? the Wnrld Orf.
Bonded whtelrtee? Otbann. Mo?m
Vernon <uw1 Belmont. The beat of
Beer? Blue Ribbon. Budweteer and
Pale Rainier, at the Ma*** Tale
phone 17. tf
Olympla beer on draft at the
Board of Trad?. This famous brew
is kept conatautly freah both oa
draft and In bottles Tbie la the
time to drink bear. Oat It at the
Board of Trade Bar. where the oal
?tbrat. d Rainier Beer Is a!?o kept
in bottles. tt
MOW'? THI?T /
We offer One Hundred ll^Jlar* Re
* ard for any case of catarrh (hat cat
not be cured ">y Hall'* Catsrf% Cure
F. J CHUNET * CO Tolede O
We, the undersized hs*s knowa
F. J. Chney for the past It ysa-s,
Toledo. 0.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions, ai?d fin
ancially able to carry out aay obttga
tiona made by hia firm. Waldlag. Kin
nsa A Marvin, Wholesale era agists a
Hall's Catarrb cure is taksn Intern
ally, acting directly rpoa the blcod
and m noons anrfacea of the systesn
"pstimonlals sent free. Price Ttc
per bottle. Sold by all dr^jista.
Take Hall'a Family PUla for eoaatf
| patllon.
Phil Abrahams
omntAL iowt
IVffCTU*C1!
WART rr-BMT
OMwt BMtn?w in 3kaf**r
lift.
(.orrmv -nd?n<>? 9olt-K?4
PIPES
fm?i Ac to a* hi?k mm jwmr
fxirhrt hnnk '?? I M?>.
We h??? mHiwI om U*
of e?nlf. mtfl tbto haa to km
?n|r| h) (VtRMM ttMM.
[)orit forget th#? nnn
BROADWAY. (1W FV?fc)
Tony Dortero's
420 Q
Board of Trade
.........Cafe
Kmnmmm * Cb*aft. f, wrMw
Evejrthinf New and First
CUm
Banquet* and Private ,fPi?>n
A Specmky
Popular Prices
Open Day and Nifht