Just Arrived
Him?1 Lettuce, Celery, Califlwwer,
TihiiaUm 4, Jnp Oran^-i, Apples
Naval Oranges, l-enutns, etc.
All fancy stock and in fln? condi
tio*.
You have a little Unit" left to
save mm money at uur sale.
iC. W. ASK & SONS;
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PACKARD SHOES I
la all the nwt nnwlel* for the m?mhi mv rHul) for you at
ixi r Store. Our Shoes are famous throughout this arctluo for
thetr >tj li>h appearance anil lung ?(Hr ami number* of our eu.n
loBh'rv get all their footwear here. We ran fit you perfectly
from our complete range of si*e?.
?EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS -
DORTERO & SON
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Un'Mt You're Got 50 Crnts
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ORALRR !M
Oigars Tobacco.
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ing; Tackle
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F*r M Tf?rt W? H??? S*rr*J uly
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todiT it it tin
Most Popular Elating
House in the North]
New Location I
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. t
Our Bar Goods are none |of them
Less than from 7 to 14 year* old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keepirtg clean and
Sanitary Drinks
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM. Proprietor Skagway
Phil Abrahams
GENERAL XCiENT
INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
01J?wt Business Id Skagway.
Established 1897.
Correspondence Solicited.
Stand the Dally Alaskan to the ataM
FREE
TO FUR SHIPPERS
reliable and oaly Market
R?v? rt and Price Li>t of it* kind pubh***d.
? "abf fchnbrrt fcbipprr "
Mailed mil totho*e interested id Raw Fun
SOT BS TOW RAVE 0* k fOSTU-T?OAT
It's pot a Trmpp^r ?i?oide. but a puhlicattoo
Iwaod ?T?rt two w?*fc*. which you re
port* of what is doin* o all th? Markets of
U># World in Amertmn Rnw Fur*. Th!?
information is worth hundreds of dollar* to
^ Wr,t. for *-Now-rrs free
A. B. SHUBERT, mc. ,
* 1W LvrM >? to ?? W tmtrn admnth m
AMticn Raw Fun
s-n* u??$L.?wL j..ancA?o.u..c.Si4.
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(urtilsh*<l. M
OR NT up. -B
111 !tU 7ALASMN
r ~ular Mechanics
Magazine
-w CM SO rot CAN UNOCMTAWD IT"
T ".EAT Continued Story of the
?L World's Progress which you
mj oe*in reading at any time, and
which will hold your interest forever
*sr Eicw wjsth 300 picrurcs
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pn ? 10 do thino - . is nuL.
uselo. ? ? ,cr korae and shop, ttpair^itc
"Ami- ?. S?nie?" (10 pages) to' shown
make' .. ami ure. wiretessoutfils. boats,
cr.K'.nci, maiic. and all the things a boy loves.
tiso ritum. single cows is enrrs
Ask your newsdealer, or
v.nitc row mt ium.1 corr rooav
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Persorial
Father Turnell returned lost night
from his visit to Whitehorse He i
will hold services an usual In the
Catholic church In Skagway.
An entertaining little party wan
hold in the apartments of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter J. McBrien at the j
Golden North last night. They In- j
vited a few friends In for a social
evening, serving refreshments, mu
sic, games and other features com- j
pletory of an evening s enjoyment j
The Canadian Pacific company's |
steamer Princess May, according to I
information received bjr Agent
Lowle, left Wrangell this morning ;
at 8 o'clock bringing seventeen pas- j
s. -tigers and thirteen tons of freight.
She is due to arrive in Skagway to
morrow morning and will remain
here for the afternoon train before
Sailing.
A stage arrived in Dawson from
Whitehorse on the 16th, with a
heavy load of express and mall.
Included In the mall was 1,000 lbs |
of parcels, the first to be sent to
Dawson In winter under the new ar
rangement whereby the addressee
pays sixteen cents a pound for the
hauling this other side of White
horse. The parcels were sent In
inall sacks.
A 1. MOST PKRSl ADKD TO
FAVOR WHARF COMPANY j
Juneau, Jan. 28 ? The Jury In
the transportation cases stood ten I
to two for acquittal, and after argu
ing the matter for 22 hours decid
ed that they could never come to
an agreement and so reported to
the Judge w ho discharged them
rHiui> division democrats
SAY WHOM THKY WAST
At a meeting of the Democratic
Territorial Committeemen, held re
cently In Valde*. recommendations
were matte for the fulfilling of the
following federal positions soon to
h? vacant In the Third division,
these endorsements tc be submitted
for approval to the Democratic Na
tinal Committee: For District
.fudge, John Y. Ostrander, of Cor
dova; for United States District
Attorney, W. H. Whittlesey, of Sew
ard; for United States Marshal, A1
lHiwnlng, of Valdet; for Commtsatoi-4
or of Fisheries, W 1, Fursman, of
Cordova; and for Surveyor General,
L. F. Shaw, of Seward. It is un
derstood that Mr. Shaw will not as
pire to the latter office In case C.
K. Dacldson, of Fairbanks, seeks It.
WONDKUFt li W IRKI.KSS
RKCORD AT KAdlK
The wireless station of the Amer
ican army at I'agle, 100 miles north
west from Dawson, has been mak
ing some wonderful records of late
in long distance receiving. N'ew re
ceiving instruments were Installed
this year, and are working splend
idly.
One of the best records was made
on I>ec, 18, at 3:15 a. m, when
"Nar," the navy station at Key
West. Florida, was turned In. He
was working with the naval sta
tion at Mare Island at the time,
and his signals to Fagle were clear,
while Mare Island complained of
static Tne distance was something
over four thousand miles. The
power of this station is thirty-five
kilowatts, and the transmitter a
Telefunken machine This station
had been heard earlier In the winter,
but this Is a good example of the
work done at Kagle.
A couple of other examples of
the receiving range were made on
October 27. At 7:45 p. m. the SS.
Tacoma Maru was heard. At the
time she was four days out of Seat
tle. on her way to Japan. The trans
mitter of the Maru boats Is a five
kilowatt sot of the Japanese type of
which very little or nothing Is
known. They are very efficient
sets, and the Japanese have made
some great records with them. At
8 p. m. the naval station at Table
Bluff, California, was heard. The
distance is approximately 2,500
miles. This station is frequently
heard, and always ' clearly. Their
power is ten kilowatts, the Tele
funken transmitter being used.
The Alaskan naval stations at
SlUa and Unalga are so frequently
beard as to be quite common. Also,
thi) signal corps stations at Nulato
and Nome are heard nearly every
night when conditions are good.
OUR STOCK REDUCING SALE
has been - i
such a success we have decided to continue the sale \
until further notice
Our Entire Stock Reduced from 25 to 50 per cent
Any and All Prices heretofore quoted are continued indefinitely
Extra Special this week
FANCY SHIRTINGS
in prey, tan and white
with hairline stripes
16 2-3 cents
Ripple Woven Ripplette
the Rough Dry Fabric
NO IRONING
Very Special at 12 l-2c
Entire Stock of Ladies
House Dresses and Aprons
at 1-3 off
IMPORTED YARNS
Greatly Reduced
Fleisheri Eiderdown Wocl 20c now 12 l-2c
" Spanish Yarn 20c now 12 1 2c
" Saxony Yarn 15c now 10c
" Gtrinantown Ztphyr 15c now 10c
FANCY VELOUR
FLANNELLETTES
with or without borders
Just the thing for Bath Robe*
25 & 30c qualities for 17 l-2c
LADIES
"Town and Country Shirt*"
In chambray, silk and wool
at 33 1-3 Discount
Mi*?c? and Children*
Gingham & Percale Dresses
at 1-3 off
Boys Overalls
and
Girls "Koveralls"
One Third Off
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Hhit cI?m at H p. m. wrfjH Mlunltj 0 p. nt.
THK OLD COAL 8TOHY
TOLD IN NKW WAV
Only one coal mine In all Alask i
was operated commercially In 1911.
but a little coal was mined at sev
eral placea In the territory, chiefly
by those who themselves utlllxe<l
(he product (not ?ven this has been
allowed during tho pant year Th<'
total estimated output of coal In
1911 waa 900 tons; the total out
pat in 1910 waa 1,000 tons. Nlnr
hundred tons of coal mined In on<
year in a territory known to con
tain more coal thu.n auch beds an
Pennaylvania' Fifty-seven hun
lired aquare miles are known to
contain anthracite and high grade
bituminous coal and half as much
again known to contain low grade
bituminous coal and this from ex
haustive surveys tnade by the V. S
geological survey In all parts of Al
aaka. Wherever a reconnaissance
was made coal Whs found; at Cook
inlet, Matanuska, Nenatn, Bering
river. Circle, Colvllle river, as far
north as Point Harrow, l.tabourne,
Norton sound and down to the Al
aska peninsula. From 1*99 to
1912 there has been consumed In
Alaska 1,440,104 tons of coal. Of
this, 492,0(6 tons waa Imported
from the Slates, chit fly from Wash
ington; 908,677 tons, nearly double,
was foreign importation, chiefly
bituminous, from British Columbia,
and 36,314 tons produced in Alaa
ka. At the present rate we can
expect to find that there was no
coal produced In Alaaka in the paat
year and that practically all Impor
tations were foreign. ? Win. L Kld
ston In Engineering Record.
A FACT PROVEN.
Ihonld ro?>!?rf Rm llir Miwl
Ileal of II* Tram.
If there ?? the slightest doubt In the
nlnd* nt ? rv tint Dandruff irrmt do not
list. Itw.r le.ief m compelled by the
act thr: r ' ' it Innoculated with the
,-errr.n N -m o bald In six week*1 time.
It must 1* apparent to sny person
therefore that the only prevention of
.-valdne s Is the destruction of the germ?
which act I* suceestfullv accomplished
in one hundred per cent of c->??? hy
the appllrstlon of Newhro's Herplcl 'e
Psndnifr Is causel by the s*me r<-rn?
which causes baldness and can be pre
sented with the sa-ne remedy? Newbro's
Herplcl^s.
Accept no substitute. "T>e*troy the
-?use you remove the efTcct "
Bo'd bv letdir* dntgrlsts Send We |p
?tamps for eampte to The Tterplelde Co.
Vtrott. ?'-h
On* dollar bo.tlee guaranteed.
Win. Brltt, Speclil Agent, Skagway
A Suggestion.
At the <1 in nor table on board nr.
ocean liner one miin was much annoy ]
e.| lit the rnlgar manner In which bla
neit neighbor ate.
He tried to take no notice of tbe
man. bnt after watching him pick a
bone In an eitremely primitive faahk>n
he conld not control b!s feeling* any
longer. ami turning to the offenler he
nM:
"Don't yon really think yon wonM
he more comfortable If yon took that
bone ont on th? mat?"? Youths t orn
pan Ion.
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