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The Lenten Season |
, SMOKED HALIBUT, SALMON AND |
i HERRING
SALT MACKERAU SALMON BELLIES J
:: HERRING AND CODFISH MIDDLES i
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'? Also a Fine Stock of Canned Fish to
Large to Numerate
C. W. Ask & Sons
H H 1-1'H-m I 1 I 1 I M"l' 4*
....Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS.
CAPS: SHIRTS, HOSE,
NECKTIES, SWEATER
COATS, UMBRELLAS,
SHOES .PACS, ARC
TICS. RUBBERS, ETC.
If yew ever purchase anything here
that doesn't gire you complete satis
faction n want yoo to come and tell
us, end Rive as a ciier.ce to "make
good " That's the way we're boil*
u> a steady trade. No matter bow
hard yoo are to please, we guarantee
to p?ease yoc. TRY US.
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
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Can bt kad b> using Best Wellington
INJUNCTION
KOAL
At JUNeau Price* 10,00 per ton
Delivered to any pan of the city
See TANNER Phone 33
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POUTtCAL GOSSIP AT
NATIONAL. CAPITAL.
(Special to Th? DaMy Alaskan, >
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb 2$?
With a ?tro?vs probability of the
5*w?n session <X Cou#;r??s <xn ?& j
tiU about the mU<U? of
;<tgu?>v *1] of the soH??is assembled
here ire pHkr'% polities. for *11 the j
sranie is worth. Many of them have]
-rights; extra clerks and the mails
?i> congested with copies o t the
Congressional Record, reeoiuttons
committee debates and oliwr goifn
wont docs stents, which are being
mailed under the franking privilege
to thvir multUodinous constituents |
IVrth democrats and Republicans :
haw a plethora of candidates for j
PresMcni The street* and hoW-< j
;<>hb?es are crowded with dark horsed '
hot both parties are woefully lacking |
in a whtte hope. Headquarters have
been established here for Roosevelt.
Taft. LaFOBette, Woodrow Wilson,
Champ Clark, and any number of
other candidates. Nobody knows
exactly where Rooeeveh stands; the
one certair thing being that he is
no* seeking a nomination for vto
presSient.
Gifford Pinchot looks very much
worried and appears to have a*ed
tea years in the last few months. It
;s thought that he sees hisnseJf rid
ing a certain fail. The ftjrm?r chicf
forre?ter Is sitting on the horns of
diem* For some time be mas a
most anient advocate of UaFOUet*e.
Then th* Big Yoke and inventor or
the short and ugly word appeared in
the offing, and Pinchot went hack
to his first love. Pinchot, when cam
paigning for LafYjflette. did not
knew that Roosevelt was a profcable
candidate, and now since he has de
smed LaFtollette, the latter1* sup
porter* are bitterly denouncing the
deciple of reforestation, and the
bachekw father of oar children's chil
dren for having uapd their principal
as a "come on" in * confidence
game.
There do we not appear to be any
very great rush for the Job of vice
president. a few of the south err.
soothers democrats bare started an
embryo campaign for General Sher
wood, the father of the old soldier s
petwion bill. The sooth is going to
?>ay a pretty strong part in the next
democratic convention. Oscar Fnder
wood and Chamo Clark are both mak
ing a strong fight for the nomin
ation. Clark's defeat of Senator
Gore's forces In Oklahoma engineer
? * hy Ocwitresninan S?*t FVrrts which
rewiHed 1 - Clark capturing most of .
the delegate*, somewhat startled
the other candidate*. Ferris hs r
m iwtw man than was generally sup
posed an? it is not ImproNrtie that
he w;l! succeed Gore hi the Senate
TALK OF ME TOWN
This is the second installment of our stock reducing sale,
all prices quoted last week are continued, which means a
general reduction from 1-3 to 1-2 throughout our store.
If you don't see advertised what you want, "ask for it"
Stunning Values in Ladies T ailor
Made Suits, Top Coats and Shirt |
Waists, Skirts specially priced for
you at from 1-3 to 1-2 their value
$28.50 Black Serj?o Suit. Messaline Trimmed now >= 1 7. T-?
?--.50 Navy S^rge Suit. Self Trimmed now ?14.
$17. 50 Black Serjre Suit, Braid Trimmed now ... $10.
$26.50 Grey Serj?o Suit. Button Trimmed now $16.50
$18.50 Black Serge Suit, Panel Skirt now .... $11.75
$17.75 Novelty Grey Suit Braid Tritnm<-d now . . $10.
$19.75 Grey Check Suit Button Trimmed now $13.
$-4. Novelty Gray Stri])od Suit Button Trimmed now *13.50
$13.50 Blue Gray Suit Mescaline Collar now $*\75
$27.50 Grey Suit with Sailor Collar now $10.50 j
$24 Grey Suit. Mannish Cut now $13.50
Similar reductions on Ladies and Childrons cloth coats and
rain coats
Special in White Good Department
90c J sisse sheets* only GOc
75c full sheet only 50c
Pequot large si*e pillow slips 3 for 50c
Full si *e hock towels worth $2 to $3.50 a dozen now $1.40
to $2. 35 a dozen
Bed spreads worth from $3 to $5.50 -ale price . $2 to $3.05
i?-4 Pequot sheeting regular 45c now 30c
8- 1 Pequot sheeting regular 35c now 25c
Ladies Underwear 1-3 to
1-2 Les than Value
Just a few silk Petticoats left, your
choice for 50c on the dollar
THIS WEEK
Coles Hot Blast
Wood Heaters
Regular
$14 now $!?
$18 now $10
$2:2 now $14
Coles Coal Heaters
Requtar
$12.50 now $7
$15 now $9
$1;* now $10
$22.50 bow .. $T4
$35 now $1'5
Stationary News
3 X Envelopes 3 packages for 20c
Highland linen envelope 2 packages
for 25c All box papers and tablets 1=3 off
15c a dozen for Alaskan, Comic and
Motto Post Cards
Washington Birthday Novelties
Cherry trees flags, and minature busts
of Washington
Read some and don't
talk about your neigh
bors: it will cost you
less.
$1.50 Lates Copy
rights this week
$1.15 75c editions
50c
Stove board and Stove
Sundries 1-3 off
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STORE CLOSES AT EIGHT
P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS
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GERMANY WILL CAMPUS
IN OLYMPIC GAMES.
BKRUN, Feb. 10 ? Getmaajf, %here
witerest Va track and field sports,
iboueh of recent origin, begins to
(it with thai Jn th*? Injtod stages
and Great Britain, is prvparfaig to
make a formidable bid for supremiuy
At Uve Olympic k*w?? in. SMkoin
'his year.
At & meeting of the German im
perial commtttee for the games, un
der the president y of Victor von rod
former mlntatcr of ajricul
lure, it was decided to send a team
of about 160 men to the games, pay.
ing their transportation, board and
other expenses.
As a Jack of hotel accommodation*
is already becoming evident. It is
proposed to charter a special steamer
for Quakers fo the athlKesi
Expenses for the German t.^am are
estimated at about $20,000. Of this
I* ici hoped that the German Govcnt
taont, which has aYeady created . a
precedent by providing funds for the
:-?rman horsemen com pet ins in the
military and ch-Hian riding competi
tion*, vll paj- $42500, the MuMe be
ing met by private subscriptions.
The sum. though small compared
wtth the JUO.OOO raised in the I'nit- 1
ed States, wil be sufficient, as the
fare to Stockholm from Berlin ^
low. A sq*cial train will carry the
expected crowd of German supporters I
Trials to pick the German com
petitors wil be held fci Leipzig during
the Whitsuntide holidays. May Hfi j
and 27. To spare the Marathon run
nel* the strain of a full Marathon
coarse so close to the bis race, trials
for this event, wifl be hold about Mar
1 over a distance of only 25 kilomet
ers. about 1? 1-2 miles.
Germany has at leas
Ran, a sprinter: Braun. a half-miler.
and PoeMimn, a pole valuter, who
have shown close to world's cham
ptonshlp form, and a well-haknoeil
lot of men for practically ali the
"iwts in the Olympic program.
The material for the team is iW
better than Ks training methods, G?r
man Hews on this anblect being of
the hasiest nabrrp The limitation
of the committee's knowledge onthi^'
-object I* shown by ft circular of in
v ruction kmitd to candi'laie a ?bort
time as*? rPcomm?ndi!'f? ?V> t "M.iht
laily exercise" *tm!I a dally With.
In Berlin and nome ot hot Huve
i Hie* th ere : we no* ? number ?rf
rlubs with athletic taWnrtflW, but
rnosi of the wen ?nv> s- Jf-trained ar.d
rollece and * hc*%l- trained
which contribute ito Jarjcoly to the
suoeewi of the Aiftericati team#, are
<>nMrely tacking.
BAKERY WILL BE CLOSED.
Due to the non^wTival on the Jef
! feracm Monday of a baker and th?
1 departure of Max CutfehJt, who will
undorpo an operation in Taenia, the
I Gutfcidt liakery vU be closed for a
few days and will be unable to ?np
rly their customers with bread.
Mr Ripin and daughter Norma,
i made the round trlip on the Peterson
J today.
Mrs. E. C. Howcrton and son were
I j^assentcr* on the Peterson from
i Halmcs
Amongst the p**w?jrer? on the
; Peterson today were Billy Burnham
and Martin Madser.
Dr. G. W. AvetiJl and Son, dentist#,
will be here until March ?th Those
desiring work done, make engage
meets now. S-t :
J. IKUTA
mam lAcrnuxt;
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official W?trh Inspector for i! f
W. P. ft V Route
M?il Order* jrinin prompt cm*
'FRISCO chauffeur
ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
(1*r AWwka New* Hureau.)
REDWOOD, CO., Feb 1 S? WUntiol
Timothy, the <hauffe?ir, who ahot and
killed J. J. Motwr, the wealthy 8?n
Prancfcwo dnb m?u?, and txMn d**W,
wiw Ioi!*t arqiiittod at th*? clwrtre of
raiinlfT Timothy claimed tba; he
shot hi ?w>lf dofenco an<l produce*! wit
nesses to testify that Mooi> had
threatened to kill blm.
Moore labored under th?? Imjwe^atoa
that Timothy waa riding wKh his wtf
a-nd had hud tmpmper robirto*? with
her.
MANY AMERICANS MIGRATING. '
WINNIPEG, Feb. K? A mUlWm doi
lars II approximately tho amount In
goods and money whferh the advance
fiwrd of American faruien will brin?
with them to Western Cwia<l* fr*?m
trrnw the line this jprftw. Dortog
the Ja?t two n>onthe the C. P. R
land office has received over 2.000 In
qniries from T'nJted Stat** farmers
and nearly 200 hare Indicated their
httontkm of visiting the West at *he
earliest possible moment. They are
from the be?t farming *taie? Jn the
Union.
The Peterson made her re?n!ar trip
from tho Poet to this city and rwtnm
today
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
"be r?wt??t W?irt?r of a Rat Prop*
t*IM !Mndnt Grraw.
? if* i are many mon who w?*r tbetr
Us praciteAjy all the time when awake
ire with a fcoavy nheok of
r; yi'* If lae ecalp* of those mum ?en
W Airo Infected with dandrrcff
? i a. . the p.".ra*It?? would multiply all
? o <;?: Iser IVrr lack of air. BaMeop*
i ;V. ? -?a? a* the final roratt. Nerr
btis'a TfctplcM* VITij those gtorm? an
?i:.a<3>ft?fea trekeaUhy hilr t.i abwndan
irrowth. Il*>rnicl<l<- ' a. p;?n^n! hni:
dreeatnr tt well a* .n.'rtrf rat? j>ft.
??otitftlna nM tin ? ?? 'ijrtots rt>*
rtAntr- -?,:4 Jv- F ? 1
}>?. I*i aw-nsfso f.i- n ? TJ-? i'
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One dollar bottle" jniarantocd.
^ib Britt, Special A pent, Skayway.
PILES CURED IN t TO M DAYS
V<?ir dme '??. will rr fnn?f motwy If
p CO OINTMENT falla to ci?Ti ?n/
can* of Itrhlns, Blind, W#w1lng of
Prtrfi-iMJtn* ritew In 6 to 14 ?Ujr?. Wc.
rOCND-4?!?tli?f ptin??>. OwB?r
r if har? mm? bj MaAUftfnff It, at
Tho Ala?fc*n Offlr**.
Electric Globes |
and Supplies
rmill further nnil<* tttc folio*- I
If IT prlwi are m?.le on all irradr*
of lamps.
Tungsten 25 watts $ .ft5
Tungsten 40 watts .70
Tunfrstpn GO watts 1.00
Tungsten 100 watts 1.35
Tan to) urn 2." watt s .50
Tantolum 40 watts .50
Tantoium HO watts >5
Carbon 60 watts .23
Carbon 120 watts .35
Electrical supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rate*
IKstimates given on all work
Home Tower Co.
CKAJ. m. Hmm?
Dupaj (Mat t?4 Offirt. 4li $ Wwf.
DON'T FROG
Coles* You'ra Go* 80 Ckxts
H. Hartwigsen
Sn(voMor to
W. W. BOUGH TON
DBALSB !*?
Oigars Tobacco.
Smokers- Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tack'e
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