25 to 33 1-3
PER CENT OFF
ON ALL CHINA, CROCKERY, ULASS, ALUMINUM, (iRVXlTK,
AND TIN WARE. ALSO ON ALL THE LITTLE ODDS AND
LM>S N KLl>KI? AIM) I T THE KITCHEN.
A llt\N AND COMPLRTK STOCK TO MARK VOIR SELECT
ION'S FROM.
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THIS SALE FOB CASH ONLY. .
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J. A ?Ji ?|? J.
C. W. ASK & SONS
PACKARD SHOES
In all the ctwrect models for the nMton are r?uly fop yow at
our Store. Our Show are famous throughout tills section for
their stylish appearance an<l long wear, antl numbers of our cus
t?wicrs p't all their footuear here. We can fit you perfectly
from our complete range of sixes.
EXCLUSIV E CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS
DORTERO & SON
I DON'T FROG
Un>*n You're Got 60 Cfnts
3 H. Hartwigsen
Succ?
W. W. BOUGHTON
*3 Tobacco,
?rv^ C i ?h
H K % < *
- iT .>>PV
><>KS
Pack T rain
! Restaurant
TONY ISTANICH. ProprUtor
F? 14 Y?n W? Hart SmW <wJy
The Best in the Markets
ni today it U tk?
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
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I A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN J
* BY THE WORK HE DOESjg J
?h ' 4*
()iit faith in the North is shown by the construction of .j.
, a new and beautiful steel and concrete fire proof building ^
with asbestos roof and stetl interior finish. A park has been ^
started and fountains will add lovliness.
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j. Our Bar Goods are none *of them 4.
?\ Less than from 7 to 1 4 years old + !
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Liquors and Cigars are of the Best .
4* 1
Ic? coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks ***
t THE PACK TRAIN BAR *
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
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Phil Abrahams
GE\KR.\L \<iK>T
IVSrKAXCK
NOTARY rtni.iu
Oldest Buslnoss tu Skagway.
Established 1897.
Correspondence Solicited
Send the Pally Alaskan to the ?iat?
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TO FUR SHIPPERS
Th? m<?t ?. M?r*?
lU-Vort ad.I I 'r i ? ** U st of ilslinil published.
"ilhr ?hubrrt ^hijjprr"
Mailed FKE1 totbos* inr#?r??ted is Raw Fur*
SESO H mt NNTC m A POSTAL? TWA!
It** rot a Tr*pj?r u.ui4*. bat ? publication
+T+cy two ?h -h g ir?? yon re
port* -?f what ta doing in all tb* Mttrfc*tsof
tf-.- w .1 in AlHf Ri*? fr'nr*. Tfcia
trfurmat n Is wo**b of tellan to
r 'n Writ* fwr it-NOW /7*S FREE
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AHricu R?w Fur#
J..ancuo.aL.ii.iA.
O. B. Wright han hou??? tor r?t,
furnished. **
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v kite rom net* sample cortr today
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V SIS VI. W??Nn?t?l St.. CMtCAOO
4 Purelv* to
I Personal
Miss Mercer i? leaving this even
ing for Juneau where she will Join
her father
Immigration Inspector Maskevlsc
ilua, after spending a few days
in Skagway ,goe? south on the
Humboldt to his headquarter! in
Ketchikan.
Mrs. H. S. Pullen leaves tonight
on the Humboldt for a month's vis
it with her sort Lieutenant Dan
Pullen, who la now stationed In
Vancouver, Washington. This will
be the first time that she has seen
Dan for four years and the meet
ing will be a happy one for both of
them.
Senator-tdect Tanner has announc
ed his candidacy for the marshal
ship of the First district by publish
ing the following In the Juneau Em
pire: "I have been looking over the
ground," he said today, "and I
have decided to enter the race for
the marshalship, and I propose to
land It If possible. I shall have
support for the place both in Al
aska and outside of it."
The Eagles will give another of
their series of dances in their hall
Saturday night. This fraternal or
der has teen supplying the com
munity with a number of pleasant
social entertainments In the dance
line during the winter which have
been most highly enjoyed. While
on the subject of dances, remember
the big masquerade ball that they
Intend giving In the White Pass
Athletic club hall on the evening
o* February 8th.
Petersburg, the prosperous new
city on Mltkof Island, Is showing Its
advancement by securing a weekly
newspaper, the first Issue of which
appeared on January 18th, and Is
called The Progressive. The pub
lishers are J. E. Rivard and J.
Frederick Johnson. It is nicely
edited and nicely printed, and If
the people of Petersburg continue
to support it in the generous man
ner that they have started out to
do, the Progressive will repay the
city a hundred fold for every dollar i
invested In it.
The benefit given by the Dream
last night for Mrs. Shea, was
a big success In every way, the pub
lic of Ketchikan responding freely
to the cause, in the neighborhood
of $80.00 being raised over and
above all expenses. Mrs. Shea left ,
for the south on the Curacao this
morning, taking with her the body
o* her son, Chris C. Shea, who died
recently on board the Northwestern
Mrs. Shea Is as yet uncertain as to
what her plans are, but will prob
ably have the body Interred in Se
attle. ? Ketchikan Miner
SIM 1*1, K I. IKK GRORGK
HAS PASSKP AWAY
George Creighton, one of the
best known steamboat man of the
North, died shortly after 7 o'clock
on the evening of January 9 at the
Good Samaritan hospital In Dawson,
after a siege of eight days with
pneumonia.
No man In the Yukon valley was
more widely known personally than
George Creighton. He had sailed
on the packets of the Northern
Navigation company the last fifteen
years, and was known In Dawson,
St. Michael, Fairbanks and other
cities along the Yukon waters. He
was Arctic Chief of St. Michael
csmp of the Arctic Brotherhood for
several terms, a member of Dawson
Aerie of Ragles since 1907, and a
member of the Masonic order.
Mr. Creighton wag born In Aus
tralia 62 years ago, says the Dawson
News. He had been In all parts of
the world, and fit st came north In
the Klondike rush In 1897 on the
ocean steamer Kxcelslor Twenty
years or more he was steward on
oecan and river boa's, and a msn
o* happier disposition never walked
Captain Newcomb, Mate Schmidt
and others of his companions on
tho packet Susie testified to this'
effect, and hundreds of shore
friends have the same good word
to s-iy. "Simple Life George," as
he was affectionately known among
the boys, never failed In his glad
greetings.
NOTICE TO MASONS.
There will be a regular meeting
of '.Vhlte Pass Lodge No. US, P.
& A. M., at their hall Friday night
at 8 o'clock
\Y. R. Hlllery, \V. M.
Subscribe for Th? Alaskan now.
Notion Department
Darning cotton 2 for 5c
Safety pin? 3 for 20c
Hair nets Sc
Sanitary wash cloths 4 for 25c
One Half Price
Muslin Corset 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, l op Coats
and separate skirts
Kirby Baird pins 3 for 20c
500 yd. spools basting cotton 5c
6 yd. bolts Rick rack 10c
All Remnant* of
WOOL DRESS GOODS
including, skirt and drew 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
0
SALE PRICE $1
$1.25 full size cotton batts 85c
: L. A. HARRISON CO. T
Miire cI?jw? at 8 p. m ncqit 9 p. m.
Send the Alaskan to your friend#
HEALTHY PLANT8
Reqnlre thf M?*l Cnprfnl * lUntlon ??
Well r* (*?xvil soil
?Infspjt#* ti'?* mo*t l?c* t lit environment
f r?infhii-.-'-nn<1 nf aim >?p her?,
-nrrtn* < i nev^r to achieve a h- althy
irowth
?f t. n?TA ttPI f*r?t help ,i plnnt
ha* h*' a ranV^ entlni* ot?t it? heart.
You mint ?l#?cfrov the r?*u?e before you
??" ?? fm*/? Tn"'
?... tihhtnr on ha'r anfi
TUbt; n vareMne. etc.
yo* muJt loek ft? ?*in * ? * thr
troo' ** ? lt> ? j?vrm M tVe r'.'-??? m
yotir lnlr which cat)*ef> it
V?nvlir< '* 1Te*t'? * \ * dut>? *
n.1 her.t M Mf h ^
i mtv ? ' r . .0 Irt 4 1.* i?t M*
On# dollar bottles guaranteed.
Win Hrltt. Special Afnt, Skagway
( I T Oil IIOOEK OX
1 V AIM JI 'RATION DAY
Washington, Jan 23 ? If the ad
vocates of the Cold Water party can
make the deal go through, there
will be a dry Inauguration of the
president on March 4th. The Pro
hibition party mid those In sym
pathy with the principles of tem
perance or total abstinence, are
working In harmony to have the
saloons closed and the day glTen
over lo general sobriety and d'g
ultv
Ths N#w Yorksrs.
"Are they foml of their New Tort
home?"
"Oh, awfully fond. Thej spend theli
winter* In Florida, their springs lr.
Kskewood. their summers at New|*>rt
and their autumns at Lenoi. but they
are slmp'y devoted to their New \orlt
home!**? Chicago Mall.
Setting Hsr Right.
Jennie -Hi- mast hsve a soft spot In
his heart fo> me Weonle? Why sol
Jenn'e? He savs be Is si ways thinking
of me. Wen.thf? Bnt, yon know, s
man doesn't tbiik with his benrt. The
soft place must be in his bead.? Lon
don Telegraph
Pe*srty.
Poverty Is very terrible and some
times kills the very *>nl within us, but
It Is the north wind that lashes men
Into vlklnes; It Is the soft, iusclons
south wind which tails them to lotus
dreams? Oulda.
I/>ve has botti gall and boney t?
abundance.? Plautus
I A TOAST TO POETS OF ALL
| 1HB AUKS " "That wonderful rol
11D0 by Mr. Robert Jainee Brennen.
he lecturer and reader, marka him
ia the Inspired poetic genius for
*hom the world haa long been wait
lug." "Easily the world's greataat
,>oem." "A work of fine art par
wicellence. Indeed." "A ?ympoelum
of unrivaled beaut? sustained
thr-ughout." "The p'>em with a
eoul " "Touches life, lore, relig
ion aod patriotism only at the
tcnltb points of beauty." "Only the
perfect Inspiration of the atthor
can account for It." "Kverrone, ee
peclalljr every lover of the American
Flag, gets Sncreaaed devotion from
this great poem." "Thoe* who
hrve not known the Joy of hearing
Mr. Brennen render thle great work
o his will be thankful for the op
j porfuulty to poaeese a cop?.'' VIM
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Hoi 411 C. U , Minneapolis, Minn ,
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HOW'S TMISf
We offer One Hundred Dollar*
? ard for any rase of ratarrb that
not b? etired ?? Hall's Catarrh Ptir?
y J CHRNEY A CO roledo O
We. the nndersl*n??d have known
F. J. Cheney for the paat It years.
Toledo, 0.
ind believe him perfectly honorable
in all bualneas tranaactlons. and fin
inelally able to carry out any obllga
tiona made by hla firm. Waldlng. Kin
nan A Marvin, Wholesale druggists o
Hall's Catarrh care Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the bloc!
and mucous surfaces of the ay stem
Testimonials sent free. Price Tic
per bottle. Bold by all dmgflsta.
Take Hall's Fam'ly Pllle for oonstl
patllon.
JSc for a home rooked ns?al
qulck, rlean service WhereT At
the New Home ResUnrant, fifth
*venne, half a ml note from Broad wa
The beat meals In Whltehorae at
? he "White Taae Cafe," only white
help employed Mn. Orloff King
proprietreee. tf
TO CTRK A COLD 11 O^R HAT
Take LAXTTIVK BROMO Quinine
j Tablets. Druggists refund money If
It falls to cure. C W OROVR'S si*
signature la en each box. He.
Best Meal*
?\ Th* < \ j ?t th?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
iNOONDAY oCc
DINNER
Lodging
Rrarythtnir < l*?o ?rx)
rnt ? im
F if?K Av^nu* n*?r Rro?dwwf
; PIPES
V In M high aa r?M
/ porliM hook ?m rwA
^ IV* hit* r? H ??1 oM ta
)of ramly, an?1 (hte hat M k?
I ?old hj Chrt
\ Don! forget tli* nnro
5^23 n
BROADWAY. (Nw nWk)
Tony Dortero's
i . ? i?fi i?i t? i i i i i r t
i Board of Trade I
Cafe
Kw<*n*CV/tk fi?p? !????? J
Eveything New and ^ir?t
CUm
Banquet* and PnraM 'Dm?n
A.Sp ~mky
. Popular Prices
Open Day and Night
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