25 to 33 1-3
PER CENT OFF
OX ALL CHINA, CHOCKEKY, OLASS, AI.IMIM'M, (iUVMlK,
AM) TIN WAKE. ALSO ON ALL THE LITTLK OI>l?S AND
ENl>s NEEDED ABO IT THE KITCHEN*.
A CLEAN AND COMPLETE ST?H K to MAKE YOllt SELECT- &
IONS FROM.
OS
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,t, g>
THIS SALE FX?lt CASH ONLY.
+ T
AA J. J. A A A A A J. AA []
C. W. ASK & sons:
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PACKARD SHOES j
In all th?' nirrivl Modpl* for (he ????>< :i . if ii'.ilj r : ?
our St??rt\ Our ShtK** ?ri' famous tin ?: < u ??*is > t'li- n. : a . ir
their stylish apiHNM-anoo an<l long wear. ami numl c s <.i ir cus
Uwiors get all tlifir ftM?l?oa ? lierr. Wo ?? li * ? I . i'lVtl.
fwm our complete ranjji- (?f si*os.
-EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS AN ) C
DORTERO
DON'T F^OG
Uo'e^ Yoa'wOoi 60 Cknt<
H. Hartwigsen
Sucra?aor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
DEALER IN
Oifcars Tobacco,
Smokers' A-ticUs,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tac*'*1
r^w~r- < r'vr "nm^T
nm.ro' v?i ?
RIOHTrO HOOKS
OTHKR "'mOP"** -<
?cl tnf
TONY . STANJ-tH, Proprietor
For 14 Yran W? Hart S??J nil
T'a? Beat in the Markets
Most Popular Eating
Mouse in the North^
New Location ?!*
Broadway, between 3to r
Th? Delmiico of Alista
+
+ + + + + + + + + +4,,i* *5* *s* *1* 4* v v v ?!? v v
J A MAN'S FAIT;.
? BY THE WORK
+
+ I 7" T
Our faith in the N< till is sho
^ a new and beautiful steel and concr -! ire pro >! ltuildr.i& ^
with asbestos roof and ste? I irterii i fi: i
started and fountains will add lovlin ?"??$.
+
j. Our Bar Goods are none of them
Less than from 7 to 14 years old
I *J*
* Liquors and Cigars aro "f the 3esl
Ice coolers and all modei ;i app lian : <r keeping clean and
Saniti'y Drinks
+
THE PACK TRAIN
+ HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
+
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Phil Abrahams
GKNEK.IL \ge\t
INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Oldeet Business in Skagway
Established 1897.
Correspondence Solicited
Send the Daily Alaskan to the state*
ran* > FREE**"* J
TO FUR SHIPPERS J
Tb??K>?t?courmW*. r*li?h>an?lonlj Mark t
K*?t>ort ami Price Liatof it>kuiu pul)u>b
"Ghf ?hnbrrt ^hipjirr"
MkllMl ntn lottos* lnt*iwat*<l in Kaw Fun
SOT) CS TOOK MAKE ON A P05TU? T0D1Y
ll'arot a Tr?pper'?UBhl?. but apui. .-?> ...n
lunod i-T?ry two w<?kv which !:TCT you r>
pnrn ofwhit Udoinc IB all tb.- Mart' f
?h* World in A nwr?<-*n Raw Fur*. 'It. a
Inform f?*'??n la wurth hundrwla of dollar* : ?
row Wnlm fo. r .t-NOW irS F*EE
A. B. SHUBERT, IWC.
* TW Uim Km tt iW ?wU imimt adami; ?
Amikm R?wr Fura
8 27T fet*?SL.L><*. J..CECACT.IIL. 8.S.A.
G. B. Wr ifiht has houses for rent,
furnished. tf
Pi
m
al?k;h
- ?f>t4 Mr
vr
po.'i i co. .
\sx~ - n . , f ^ -o
? ? mmm n via?
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher T. Horn- j
shuw uud joung daughter, arrived
on the Jefferson yesterday, and
this morning loft on their way to '
Whitohorse over* the Whlto Pass !
railway. From there they will go
on to the Whlto River country.
Mr. Hamshaw haa with him thir- 1
teen horses and thirty-five tons of I
supplies and equipment for pros
pecting uud mining. Ton men are
with the party, and they will un- 1
load tholr snpplies at Whltehorse
and go over tho trail for tho north.
The horses brought up by Mr.
Hamshaw are all western grown
id have boon worked up to tho
time of their going onto the boat.
They ^ro young, well matched, with
?in average agt of soven years, and
when passing up the streets of j
Skfcgway looked like a circus par
Wo understand that Mr. Ham
sliav is going into the White River
country for the purpose of doing
sorno prospecting on a large scale
He has associated with him some
mining men who have been on the
'Hinds and know the situation,
ind knowing the values, they an1
\ .ilitig to take a chauce on stak
iig valuable property. The White
liver country is rapidly coming to
i !u front end being known as one
->f the most extensively mineralized
Ibclts In tho Yukon.
An overheated flue at the Golden
.NoriU caused a flutter of exclte
lent last night. The flooring abut
tjng the chimney became charred
and filled two of the rooms with
smoke. A pitcher of water sub
dued the i mouldering fire.
OPPOSITION TO IXIOXS
lUSglALlPIES WITNESSES
A ' ? 22 The work |
for tho Harrow g
i . a ? ii. ill's pin e |
. taminattoa of
> o; . ? I, s been selected
.. d i i- evident that the ?
i 1 will be WllUrtfi and *
1- mo a Jury can |
?
Oonlcy has made a ruling
been accepted with fav
> cot niendation, especially by
union sympathizers. Early in
< x ami nation of the witnesses
ruled that those having a bias
t u: ions or prejudice against
nized labor could not serve as ?
this case. While his
has been accepte<l as just, It
ma\ prevent the early completion
I5H(-t>K isl.AND Jl'IHiK
2
(.<>KS TO THK SKNATE
1 ?
n Coi: circuit Judge of the
First Rho< Island judicial district,
t iioM'ii United States senator
:>? the lr islature this morning.
J ml go Colt was formerly a member
of the Rhode Island house of rep
resentatives.
THK vuto mist rk
T.VKKN SKKIOl'NLY
"Wo ar*> fundamentally to blame
(or the Brent number of automobile
i ill ies," says Wm. Allen John
son in tae current issue of Col
lier s, ' Tor the reason that we do
take lite automobile seriously
enough. With a million cars in the
lountry ? one to every hundred of
lion t! is new but tremend
f etor in traffic must have at
e the attention it deserves.
U orii are demanded along the
m ;i line of uniform state legis
lation, rit- truffle regulations, licen
ses for drivers and sane signal
"The r-i'iiuil situation," he says,
s !>?' n complicated and Its de
velopment i \< <M?dtngly Interesting."
' Chicago tackled the situation
first with the aid of traffic of
ficials and legal experts. It was
'v.iired t'.mt an adequate signal Is
a nec"?si! d also that to be ade
qr ,te it must be loud enough to be
heard under all circumstances and
all conditions of traffic, and ,!t (
st kIv a harsh, abrupt note;
ono. m ofier words, that means bus
in- s. that speaks seriously enough y
of the potential danger of an ap
proachlng car. The simple provis
iot\ wn added that the signal must
aot bo used unnecessarily nor In
inv way except as a warning of dan
i ger." |
Notion Department
Darning cotton 2 for 5c
Safety pins 3 for 20c
Hair nets 5c
Sanitary wash cloths 4 for 25c
One Half Price
Muslin Corsel Covers and
Drawers
One Half Price on
Brooches, belt pins and
waist pins
One Half Price on
CURTAIN SCRIM
plain and fancy designs
ONE HALF PRICE
on complete stock of
Ladies Suits, Top Coats
and separate skirts
Kirby Baird pins 3 for 20c
500 yd. spools basting cotton 5c
6 yd. bolts Rick rack 10c
All Remnants of
WOOL DRESS GOODS
including, skirt and dreu length*
at One Half Price
One Half Price on
Trimming braids, applique
and All Over Lace
One Half Price
on entire stock of
FRAMED PICTURES
$1.50 Stitched Comfort Batts
SALE PRICE $1
$1.25 full size cotton batts 85c
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Store clones At 8 p. m. RaCunl^jr 9 p. m
I
NOriCK TO MASON'S.
The W. M. would like to me?t
i many of the memberrn tonight
i can come to the h;Ui.
LKS HANDICAP
BOWLING TOIHNAHKNT
Klks hall. January 21.
Kennedy and Batson
J7-310-326- ( Handicap 75) -1008
Keller and Keller
>3-286-313- (Handicap 180) -1042
suffered Intense Agony, Could Not
Rest or Sleep. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. Carbuncles
Gone. Completely Cured.
Yp?pt? n'? Home. <3?.: C?l ? 'I
ru amirted with two rarhunrfcv on ?h*
wrk of my nock. The doctor mid they
worn the Iktnt r*rt?ii>clri <i?
nn ?*, 1 luffrml the most
Infcnn* mrrny. ?o nvx-h that
I could not rent or ulepp f'ir
about ? month. One ?m
latxrd fnur Uiun. Whin the
? first brtran to irrt bcttoc an
i other hrojte out and *m
equally an painful an the flr-t
one. I hraixl of CutJcura H<*ip
,nd Ointment being gocd for ?uch tlilnr*.
o I procured a ho* of CutJcura < Hit t men t
ml n rake of OuUcurt Hi* p. I washed
xith the carbuncles with Cutlcura Soap
requontly wheoevt* my pui Nxan to
lather, and applied tho Cutlcura Ointment,
felt relief after tho flrrt use of Cutlcura
>oap and Ointment, and In a work a time
Kith carbuncles were Ratio and I was Com
ilrtelj cured. I hare not been trouhle<MtKWk
"I also had eczema of the sralp. Mr
cnlp Itched fearfully ami pknpies began to
ireak out which emitted pus, and my bctvd
iccame noro and scaly. I had dandruff aim,
used Cutlcura Soap for a (hampoo with
lot water, and used the ("uticura Ointment
>n my acalp. and It affcnlod Instant rrtlrf,
allowed by absolute curt." ^Signed) (tear**
3. Wctsoll, Dec. II. 1011.
Outknra Soap and Cu'icnra Ointment are
old throughout tho wortL Liberal sample of
?rh mailed free, with 3? p. Skin Hook. Ad
lr>*.< post-card "Cutleunk, Dept-T, Boston."
WTeoder-fSced men iihould use CuUcurt
?oap Shaving Stick, 2oC. Sample freo.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Mir drugsiat will refund money H
AZO OINTMENT falls to care any
ise of Itching, Blind. Bletrdln* oi
rotrudlnjt Pile* In J to M dajrs 5#c
Subscribe for The Alaskan now.
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ume by Mr. Robert James Brennen.
the lecturer and reader, marks bim
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this great poem." "Those who
hrve not known the Joy of hearing
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o his will be thankful for the op
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$1.00 delivered, world evwr. AN
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HOW'S TMIST
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
? ard for any case of catarrh (hat ? ai
not be cured v Hall s Catarrh <'?r*
K J CHUNKY A CO . Toledo O
We. the >inderslgned have known
F. J. Cheney for the past It years.
Toledo, O.
ind believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transaction*, and fin
anclally able to carry ont any obllga
Hons made by his firm. Walding. Ktn
nan A Marvin, Wholesale druggists o
Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Inters
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous snrfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price He
t?er bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Fam'ly PUIS frr const!
.tstlton.
15c for * heme n?ked m?el
lulck. clean service Where? At
he New Home Restsnrant, FlfU
ivenne. half a minute from Brosdw*.
The best meals In Whltehors* at
the "White Pass Cafe," only while
help employed. Mrs OTloff King
proprietress. tf
TO (TRK A <X>LD IX ONK l>AT
Take LAX1TIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
It falls to cws. E. W. GROVE'S slg
signature is on each box. Ste.
Best Meals
In Tb? Cl-j st tha
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT j
NOONDAY OCr
DINNER
Lodging'
ft?ry?h1nc ( 'Imo bad
1*1 rif 1 laaa
Fifth Affnu* n*Mpro?dt^|
S PIPES
v front tr ki M M?fc M M"
/ p?(k? boot cm r?Mk
!W? have OM ta
of randy. an<1 thia has ta W
?old hy (Vtr
S Dont (or#* t Um tinm >*r
428 0
> BROADWAY, (Na a? DM) *
Tony Dortero's
4-H-H-t- ilM-H I MM +
Board of Trade
... ..Cafe .....
KtraniM A^CWtli. Pi Mill >?? J
Ereything New and First
Class
Baneworts and Private Dwwi
A Sprcaky
Popular Price*
Open Day ami Night
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