? ? 'I-' - *?!??! 1 ?! I H-l-H-i-H I 1 I Mj
!! HEINZ DILL PICKLES
Fresh Shipment Just Received.
Also a Fresh Supply of J
Heinz Stuffed Olives in Bulk and |
Bottled Goods. t
C. W. Ask & Sons
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA.
Around all Jay with a J achiu,"
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give
ou-"
JL>oan's Kidney rills will give re
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney ill
Here is conducing proof that this
IS SO:
Mrs. H. M Thomas, Ht'2 34th St.,
Ou^&ud, CaL, says:
? The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
aud cv'..^uenUy 1 nave no hesita
i on -a. recommending them. About
two yc-iTa a.,o 1 suffered from pains
in my back aud 1 believe the trouble
was . ausid by exovssive ruuning of
the sew.::, n .:ie. As lK>an's Kid
i.ey Pills ha\e been used by a mem
ber of our family with the best of
roalte, l was advised to try them.
Much to my gratification they proved
to bo Just what 1 reQJurvd, driving
away my *ch< s and pains and iuiprov
:ng my boa. .v 1 have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
t.;a* th? y c . . U relk-d upon to give
NfW York, soil agents for the Unit
take no other.
FOUR LUCKY CITIZENS
WIN BLANCHARD'S GUNS.
v OUNG STOWAWAY
ORDERS LAVISHLY.
SAX FRANCISCO, Apii L'6 ? Harold
a5< xandtT Peter Clif'-jii was his
name and he stalked v;to the din
-ng hall of :he Pacific Mail line
svef.mer Siberia w ;th an air of dig
u:*y that was far beyond his twelve
? cars. The Pacific Mail liner had
left th.- harbor of Shanghai
. >und home and the passengers were
. .eking into the saloon as the gong
>or tiffin sounded.
Willi neatly brushed hair and im
..i.i ulate clothes the youthful Clif
ton seated himself at the hyad of the
?..ble near the captain and gave an
i o?x|tT that caused those round about
"1 have not my table number with
:u?. said the boy in auswer to the
I i;uety of the chief steward. "1 left
'{ in my stateroom." The steward
' ?ave way courteously.
Where is jour ticket?" inquired
the purser later when the 12-year-old
istablished himself in a first-class
' That's all right." answered the
iad. "Its in my trunk down In the
; baggageroom."
It was not for two days that the
i officers of the steamer discovered
that young Clifton was nothing more
;>r less than a stowaway, but they
tctnowledged him to be a new type.
\< Yokohama a cable from two anx
u asking for the return of their boy,
id Capt. Zeeder had the lad ship
?1 back to Shanghai on the steamer
Asia. Cliftoi said he wanted to vis
t his aunt in Oakland.
A NEW TELEPHONE
SYSTEM IN SKAGWAY
A now telephone system is about
V b ' stat ' -!ied by Charles Nyi to
.:.:nnect his city place with his wood
< on the hill. The system will
wholly independent of every other
n' will be Mr. N'ye's own private
The installation work will be done
THE
KAYSER
GLOVE
I Here s 1 wa\ to tell the genuine
Look in the hem for the mark j
''Kayser'
its there for your protection
>i R gl \ cost no more
and are worth double in quality,
style and value.
75c Pair
W. B.
"REDUSO"
Corsets
For the stout or lull figure. Made
of heavy Couttl. long skirt fitted
with supporters and reducing band
White only , $3.50
UVl UN IU
SKIRT VALUES
Shepherd C hecks and Cream
Wool Serge, cut ou the new- 1
est popular hipless lines j
$7.50 and $8.25
"HALO"
Bandeauxs
?
Flowers, Feathers ,
and other acces - i
sories that will
prove of special in
terest to the home
milliner 1
Phone 55
? Store Open Evenings
r
Retiring' From Business
In addition to the big cuts we have made
in all lines, we offer, as a special induce=
ment for THIS WEEK ONLY the following
lines at exactly half price.
Sale On These Lines Starts Tuesday
All Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Garments at HALF PRICE
Including Coats, Skirts, Waists, House Dresses
and Kimonas. Also All Furs
Ladies $20.00 Coats for $10.00
Ladies 25 00 Coats for 12 50
Child's 8.00 Coats for 4 00
HALF PRICE
Woolen Dress Goods
$2.50 Dress Goods at $1.25 a yard
2 00 Dress Goods at 1.00 a yard
1.50 Dress Goods at 75 a yard
1 00 Dress Goods at 50 a yard
HALF PRICE for Mens and Boys'
Hats and Caps
A $4.00 Hat for $2.00
A 3.50 Hat for 1.75
A 3.00 Hat for 1.50
A 2.00 Hat for
Ladies 10 00 Skirts for 6 00
Ladies 2 00 House Dresses tor 1.00
Child's 5.00 Coats for 2.50
HALF PRICE
A $20 00 Garment for $10.00
A 15 00 Garment for 7 50
A 10.00 Garment for 5.00
A 7.50 Garment for 3.75
A 5,00 Garment for 2.50
A 4 00 Garment for 2.00
HALF PRICE for all Lace*, Embroideries. Ribbon?
and Drew Trimming#
ALL WILL JOIN TO
RAKE UP DIAMOND
The whole population or as many
i' 't as can possibly do so will in
ade the baseball ground tomorrow
evening armed with rakes for the
[?' rpose of preparing it for the sea
-:?n. Not only will thi' players
themselves lake part but many \x hose
jnly baseball is done from the
grandstand. The work will be done
sir.der the direction of each man for
himself and no bosses or, better
.-till, wardens. Captain Phelps don
ned his togs last evening for the first
' ir..e this season and the boys were
pi * through their facings.
Several new aspirants are in evi
rioce for the honor of representing
tiicir respective clubs and some are
premising youngsters.
TO ELECT FIRE CHIEF.
The election of officers of the
Volunteer Fire Department will be
iu d tomorrow (Saturday) evening at
No. 2 fire hall. Amongst the offi
cers to be elected is the chief. Jack
Render is now the popular occuppant
of that position.
FIRE SALE! FIRE SALE!
WOOD TO BURN
Rood Dry Planking for Summer use.
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
Soo? H E R B T A Y L 0 R? Phone
The Northern Hank tfc Trust
Company of Seattle iuvites
the accounts of Alaskans,
l >ur officers personally handle
ill matters pertaining to out
jf-town accounts.
The safety and practicability
jf our system is well known
JOHN G. PRICK, President.
W. L. COLLIER, Cashier.
AMELIE RIVES GIVEN
A YEARLY ALLOWANCE.
NEW YORK. April .'??The ITin
1-ainter, for a linns
year before long.
DOLPHIN DUE AT 9 P. M.
George Curtis, of Whitehorse, ac
companied by his daughter, arrived
?o outside on the Dolphin.
J. Molloy, the well kniwn mining
mm of Atlin, has come to Skagway
for ft visit.
The Hegg will make a trip to
Hrilnes Monday mominc with pas '
singers.
,
"T>id yon pet the rr ! r in salary yi* .
demanded
"Not exactly Rv< In recognition of 1
?
supply me with n roll top d k I
have my name printed on the door."
Detroit Free Pros*
Only On# "BROMO QUININE"
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO Qt'lN
IKE. Look for the signature of E
W. GROVE. Used the World over
to Cure a Cold in One Day. 2.">r
$300 WILL BUY A 5-ROOM COT
tA,.- on 9th Ave. ? Easy terms Will
also sell household furniture ami
c 'shes at a bargain,
tf GEO. BLANC HARD
25c
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDE5T BANK IN |ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Acconnt*
of Skagway|Firmf? And Individnal!?
? he Skagway Pioneer Dairy j
z = -
S H. r. SECMAN, Prop.
? "The Sanitary Milk Ranch" j
n TIip largest and b^t. dairy in Alwlra ? "
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
T.i all p..lnt? on Whit* P**? * Vnlrnn Root*.
WholfMle
i?nd Rrttil
?? ! mm h t :? : 1 1 1 f h-k
f h. d. kirmse. r:r.t:;i
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY
"j" MOST EXTENSIVE AND ORIGINAL STOCK ON PACIFIC COAST.
y D T ,() \N!> PRI7F.S AND FIVE GOLD MEDALS \T X
? THE A T P. EXPOSITION FOR FINEST
X. Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvings, Indian Curios
I ALASKA FURS & RUGS, CHILKAT BLANKETS ?
AND INDIAN BASKETS
Native Made Copper and Silver Jewelry and Sowvenlre
ILLUSTRATED C V ALOOrB KENT RY MAIL ON REQT'EST -(?
M?U Order* * Sp^rtelt/-.
f SKAGWAY ALASKA
*1 ! 1 111 I I I HI M t t H