SPECIAL SAIL...- !
lea Garden Table fruit I
BLACKBERRIES
LOGANBERRIES
RASPBERRIES _
STRAWBERRIES
Only 25 . cents per Can
C. W. ASK & SONS |
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GENTLEMEN*
There is a Spe
cial Sale on PIPES
only for this Month.
Now BOYS there is
a show for you to
come and get
your pipe
IGOME IN UNO SEE THE OLD MAN
Tony Dortero's
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Spccifl! Saic-:
our immense stock of Pictures
and bVara?9. we will, for the next
Five days, make a special dis
C->unt of 2"> per rent on all stock
-in this line.
DRAPERS GO.
Skagwa /, Alaska
PhONK 83
P O- box 332
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TRENTON. N. -1 Two sold pivot
tfrth of Sabano Mallilo, the Jersey
City murderer who is to die in the
electric chair here next week, will be
sent to his relatives in Italy to help
them to remember him, if the prison
ir ran obtain money between now
ami the date of his death to pay a
dentist for extracting them after he
lias been killed. H?> summoned a
dentist to the prison yesterday, and
tl d inist prepared to extract the
K'dd teeth forthwith, but Mallilo's
heart failed him.
\?> indeed." the condemned man
excl:u!5) !. "I hud an experience of
tn.it *ort once, and I'm prejudiced
against dentists. I'd rather set into
an electric (.hair to be killed than to
j-et int(> a dentist's chair to have a
tooth pulUd. Take them out after I
am d<>ad."
The d. -mist would not promise that,
and Mallilo is niuHi disturbed about
it. I'nless some one contributes the
money it i? likely the relatives In
Italy never will receive the golden
souvenirs.
Mallilo was brave enough until the
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dentist arrived in his cell anil dis
played his instruments.
"Will it hurt much to take them
mit?" the prisoner Inquired, his face
pale and his volte trembling. "I
haven't anything else to send to th?'
folks In Italy."
The dentist would not assure t h?
condemned man it would !>?? a pai'.i
less operation, and therefore Malltlo
balked.
CftNDlOATES GO
II
At the meeting of the Arctic Broth
erh.ood last night at A. B. hall two
new members wore put over ih?
trill'. They were Henry A. Hhoib
and II. W. Kirb.v. Jack Keller wa
elected as trustee to fill the unex
pi red term caused by the resignation
of Sam W. Wall. A large number of
members were present at the meeting
TO HELP THE EAGLE
SCREAM
We have placed on sale all of our masks
' at wholesale price
Domino Masks - - 10c
Wire Masks - - - 25c
Character Masks - 15c
None higher
Stores Ooen Evenings Phones 4 & 55
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We will give a discount of 25 per cent, on all
Men's, Women's, and Children's Underwear
A 25 percent Discount on all Men's and Women's
Sweaters
And the Choice of any Boy's or Girl's Sweaters
in the Store for $1.00
B. M. Be ti rends Mercantile Company
CLOSES
6 p. m.
Geo. Bianchard, Manager
EXCEPTED
WASHINGTON. ? Immoral, degrad
ing and slll.v are the comic supple
ments of Sunday moruiug newspapers,
in the estimation ot members. of the
local woman's suffrage organization.
"Why, these alleged funny sheet*
do noihiUK but feature the triumph of
the child over its grandmother or
uncle, or parents," asserted Mrs.
Helen K. Tindall at the meeting of
the District of Columbia branch of t ho
National American Woman's Suffrage j
Association.
"How can we expect to maintain
mr dignity or Inspire the proper re
spoil If wo allow our children to reml
such silly trash. Tho idea of having
children in those supplements always
getting tho better of their elders is
immoral. Tho inanity of the Jokos is
silly, and the absence of art makes
tho while thing degrading.
"I have heard children use exprCs
sions bordering on profanity, which
they had learned front the comic sup
plements. As women and as mother)-,
we cannot use words too emphatic In
condemning them."
In accordance with the suggestion
of Mrs. .Tlndall, the association wont
on rccord condemning the supplement.
PINS FULL 01
ELKS' ALLEYS
The team captained by Will Blanch
ard administered a bad beating to the
1 team captained by W. L. Hawkes in
the bowling games rolled on the Elks'
j alleys lust night. Will Blanchard'sj
i team had 7.'! more pins than Mr.
Hawkes' team and they were allowed
a handicap of CO pins they finished
?23 pins to the good.
The individual totals of the players
for the three games are as follows:
llawkftt, <20; Mclntyre, 383; Wilson,
489; Steiner, 424; Kirmse. 363.
Blanchard, 324; Callarman. 477; E. L.
Miller, 362; lllllery, 396; Kingsbury.
367.
101 TALK
? There will be a meeting of the boys
of Skagway tomorrow night at the
vestry of Saviour's church for the
purpose of organizing a Boys' club.
During the week ending Sunday.
Jan. 31, the following were the high
scores made on the Klks' bowling al
leys: Hockett, 242: Hawkes, 234.1
2w; Clayson, 212. 212, 200; E. L.
Miller, 211; Steiner, 211, 201; Snow.
204.'
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
FROM COLD.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature E. W. GROVE,
25c W.
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r. c. turner is
IB RETIRE
Richard C. Tumor has retired as
manager of the Alaska Iron company
and tho Alaska Transportation &
Trading company. Mr. Turner Is now
in the east and the announcement of
his resignation was made today.
Joseph F. Chisel will become mau
ager of the Alaska Iron company and
S. Spencer, an eastern* man. will di
rect the affairs of the Alaska Trans
portation & Trading company. The
two companies concerned have prop
erty near Haines and In the Ratney
Hollow and Porcupine districts. Capt.
Brown is one of the principal stock
holders.
Mr. Turner is now In the east. He
will return to Skagway In a few
weeks.
\V. \V. Houghton is confined to lied
with a bad cold.
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The government launch Peterson
came up from Kort Seward today.
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Lieut Martin Novak of Fort Sew
ard will leave on the next Jefferson
for Juneau and from there will go .to
Valdet, where he has boon appointed
quartermaster for the Twenty-second
Infantry regiment. A series of en
tertainments are bein,; given In lionoi
of Lieut, and Mrs. Novak at the fort.
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MASQUERADE SUITS.
Mrs. Schwartzenberg wishes to an
nounce that she has Just received
50 new ladies' costumes suitable for
Masquerade and Fancy Press Balls
which she will rent out at rcusonable
rates.
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| FLOUR AND PURE
MAPLE SYRUP
GRANT'S GROCERY
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DO YOli DANCE III THE OUNCES?
Whv doi takft h fow instruction* *rfl
lparn how ic <tiu ce tb-- new dances. or
i he old o i s thai v(?i s "nply rannot
master ?? Prof Grlesbach'a dancing
nc*detuy, Kit'lis" hull. I li!>e? Mft i>hj
ami Thurfdny evfnlutf*.
Established 1897
Phi! Abrahams
Real Estate
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NOTARY PUBLIC
i ^)1JIVTH AVB., SKAGWAY
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Srrr^Sunday
french Dinner
Frvnjnooo 12 to 8 p. m.
f Vf RVTMINO I Iff tifST
IN Thf MARKU *
50c
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MANUFACTURER OK \L\SKA SOrVF.XIJW AjtD
jrrOGKT JKWELRY CVKtOS OK Att. KINDS
P. E..KERN;
SIlVtR & COPPER HAND BfATFN NOVf LllfS
GO D AND
SISVERSMITH
Spoons, Bracelets. Paper Cutters. Napkin Ring*
Paper Weights.
Native Carved Ivory Handled Carving Sets
Leaulilully Carved Walrus Teeth Novelties
Watches and Diamonds, Silverware. Cut
Glass and Hand Painted China
RAW FUR
TRAPPERS AND COLLECTORS
are requested to correspond with us about this' ma
son's catch of FI RS. We want the kari.y catch as
well as the i u k < atcii. We will pay full market
value at all times. Price list and tags can be bad for
the asking at any time.
Herman Schmerl & Co.
88 West Thirty-First Street
NEW YORK CITY