SEA FOODS.
Per Tin
"Rehance" Salmon 20 & 30
? Clams 15 & 25
* Oysters 25 & 45
* Shnmps 20 & 30
? Lobsters 40
Underwood Clam Chowder 1 5
Minced Sea Clams 1 5 & 20
McMenanim Crabs (lge) 50
Purity Brand Crabs 25
Noawegian Fish Balls (lge) 40
Per Tin
B & M Fish Flakes (lge) 20
P & W Brook Trout 25
C & B Kippered Hernng 35
C fit B Yarmouth Bloaters 45
Booths Crescent Sosdines 25
Albert Roche Sardines 20
King Oscar Sardines 3 for 50
imported Anchovies 50c per keg
Smokee Chinook Salmon 30c lb
Fancy Salmon Bellies 20c lb
No. I Norway Mackrral average size 25c
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T FROG
Ub'ms You've Got 50 C*NT9
H. Hartwigsen
Sacc?Mor to
W. W. BOUQHTON j
JEAL.KR Tit
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers* Articles.
Htitionerv ar*i
? Tickle
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OTHTP. PERIODICALS
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. ProprMor
For 14 T??r? Wt H?t? S*rr*d oalr
The Best in the Markets
rixl it il (k*
Most Popular Elating
House in the North^
New Location
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 fir.ish. A park has been
started and fountains will add lovliness.
Our Bar Goodn are none of them
Less than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are <*f the Best
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary- Drinks,
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
THE SEATTLE POST-lNTELLIGEffCER
Seventh Annual Bargain Day
February 28th, 1913
Unexcelled Combination Offers of HigihOMi Magazines
Offer So. ?: Ro?ul*r Prtne.
Good Houaekeeping or Haarat e Magaiioe, $1_50
t State which one)
roat-Intelllgenc<?r 86.00
Total Regular Price $7 .50
Bargain
Day Bate
$5.25
Offer Xo. 2: Regular Price
Unci* Remus' Magazine $1.00
The Family Magazine 25
Hone Life 60
Farm & Hot&e 60
Agricultural Epitomlst 16
Poat-T-talllgenc >r 8.00
Total Regular Price IS. 60
Bargain
Dar Bate
$5.00
Offer Xo. S: Regular Price.
The Westerner I .60
The Ranch 60
The Pacific Poultryman 60
Post-Intalllgencer $6.00
Total Regular Price $7.60
Bargain
Day Rate
lilf $4.90
Offer Xo. 4:
Post-Intelltgencer. Regular Price.
Dally and Sunday 16.00
Dally only (without Sun ) . . 4 00
Sunday only >-&0
Rargala Day.
*4.50
m
All magaatne offer* Include on* subscription to each magMlof
mentioned r each offer. **
Offer* on tuxmI"" cannot be split The combinations are rimctiy as
led
Be nr? and state In offer No. 1 whether Hearst's or Oood Hons*k**plag
?a daslred
Offer* 1. 2 and I include Pally and Sunday editions of the Post-Intelll
?eneer by mall only. Wh?r< dslirerY by agent is desired outside of Seattl.
add 5?c tc all offera
gs sui?s and mention offer number
i<s sore ana menncn onsr
The Poet -Intelligencer Is "Washington s
ealy Seattle Sunday raper carrying Aasocia
w?ot ths new*, ret ths Poat-Intalllirencer
arte* Is for on* day only. IMnsrr *? *nia
? Bert Nswspaper - It is the
Associated Frees dispatches.
Marry!
If you
The Bargain Day
GRAND lUEDCCTlON SALE
Th? Pack Train Is now sslllng a
Mg lot of Good Goods at reduced
yrloM m they ars getting too old
m bold and Mil at a profit. Yours,
d Hsrm&n Qrtmm
?. ?. Wright has houses r?r r?*t.
fnmtaWV M
SMOKERS ATTENTION
HwtUd Mtoceaaor t?
W. W. BoukMoo, baa taken U>?
Vthk t tor tha Ju?*Jy f*moua
EL INFINITO CLKAJR
HAVANA CIGARS.
?. 000 Just ,-?c*ir?d from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If yoc want Uw
heat don't fall to gWa theae good#
a trial
HKAti WAY-SEATTLE HYDRO
PLANE mail gmvics
F. J. Jerome of Petersburg prom
ise* to establish a fust hydroplane
mall service between this city and
Seattle. Just how this scheme Is
to work out Is told Id the last Issue
of the Petersburg Progressive as fol
lows:
F. J. Jerome of the Wester ho
tel assures us that Petersburg will
be the f.rst Alaska city to harbor a |
real, practical flying machine. Mr
Jerome has become very much im
bued with the progressive spirit of
the town and says that there is
nothing too good for Petersburg.
Before coming north he was con
nected with the manufacturers of
aeroplanes on Terminal Island, Seat
tle, where he personally supervised
the construction of the machine he
will bring here early in the spring
Mr. Jerome at one time held a
trusted position on Hubert Lath
am's staff of selected mechanics
and has been an ardent student of
iiTlation many years. Being of a
nautical turn of mind he gave most
of his attention to the hydroplane,
which he Intends trying out In these
waters as favorable weath?r opens
up, and if found practical will es
tablish a fast mail schedule between
Skagway and Seattle, putting on ad
ditional machines from time to |
time as the Increase of business de-|
mauds, it being his hope*to perfect
a system by next fall that can run I
throughout the winter.
The craft that Mr. Jerome will |
tryout first is of the monoplane orl
"bird type," resembling a great i
white gull in the air, with a 32 I
fool spread and a length of 38 feet!
over all, which gives a supporting
surface of 250 square feet The en-|
glne is of the 7 cylinder Gnome
make. Paris, and weighs only 160 1
pounds, developing 60 horse power,
when turning the 8 foot propellorl
2,000 revolutions per minute.
The frequent attempts of thel
steamers on the Alaska run to go
overland demonstrates the great :
need of the hydroplane, which has!
the advantage of being able to take|
all the short cuts regardless of the]
depth of water.
NKYV STAR IS ADDKD
TO A. B. BANVKR
Word wu received by cable to
day by Grand Arctic Recorder J. M
Keller that a petitiou from Peters
burg, requesting a charter for a
camp of the Arctlo Brotherhood had
been granted by Grand Arctic Chief
H. J. handahl.
The request for a petition for an
Arctic Brotherhood Camp is the re
sult of the effort* of District Depu
ty Grand Arctic Chief Dr. Shelby
Shurlck, of Camp Wrangell No. 28,
who has been working with the
cititens of Petersburg for the past
few months, and the cable states
that Dr. Shurlck will proceed at
once to Petersburg upon receipt of
the necessary documents and insti
tute the ntw camp of the Brother
hood, which will be known as Camp
Petersburg No. 30.
Mr. Keller stated that the neces
sary documents and supplies would
be expressed to Dr. Shurick on the
first boat, and that the new star in
the Arctic Brotherhood banner
would In all probability be within
the next few days.
Arctic Brotherhood meets tonight.
Princess May is timed to be in
Skagway In the morning at ten
o'clock.
Owing to lack of a quorum, the
city council did not hold their regu
lar meeting last night, consequently
no business was transacted
Regarding that firemen's dance,
the promoters with to say that It
la not going to be a dross affair,
nor a Colonial affair, nor ?ny oth
er kind of an affair except a good,
social Skagway darce 10 which every
lady and gentleman in the city is
Invited. The date is Feb. 22
Tonlgbt'ii game of bowling In
augurates the first of the *?r1ea
In the International contest.
S3. Jefftreon I* due to arrive In
Skagway at 3 o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon. iihe la now in Juneau
Old P/cverba About Applae.
No fruit hun played a more Important
part In sacred or profane history than
the apple, of wblrb Solomon made
good u?e In hl? proverbs. "Stolen ap
ple* are aw<et" and "A word fitly apo
ken la like apples of gold In pk-tnree
I of silver " \ g""d many Kiigllsh doc
tors presort I >e an apple for either tbe
flrst or last meal. Tbe Dutch eqalv
>lent for our "two bird* with one
| stone" la "two apples with one ?tick.**
and the origin In the M.vtng, "A windy
year, an apple year." dal'es back to the
>lay? of tbe .\o:T)ana. ? Loo4an Field.
Winding "Big Bur."
"Hlg Ben." is tbe name of the great
bell In tbe parliament clock tower, tn
London It ?a? cast In 18T.8 and Is of
Immense slie. Tbe winding of Big
Ben la a tedlona performance. The
hour weight and the quarter welgbt
hnve to be wound twice a week, the
operation taking about lire boon In
each < H*e. The weight for the qnarter
Is Just one ton and a half, and tbe bonr
weight is over a ton The pendulum,
thirteen and a half feet long, vlbratee
once In two >e^om1s and weighs nearly
700 pounds.
MAKING IT EASIER.
All th np* are pofiihle to him
who be! r?? ; they ?re le? diffi
cult to him that hopre ; they are
much more ea*v to him who lores,
and they air stall more easy lo him
who will prr severe in the practice
ol the*e thiree virtues.
A Punier.
"I've a ntn <- mi that ? a beauty." MlH
Qreen. "Bun? ho smoothly yon can't
feel It. Perfect . / n<<tselc?tt. no odor*
and. as for speed. It whines? yoa can't
fee It go by""
"My wordf" replied fJreen's friend
"Can't feel It can't hear It. en n't a met
It own't see It. I say, how do yon know
jot> have a car rt nil/"? I.oodon Tele,
graph
Destiny ef the Stuarts.
The figure* "?S" play a weird part I*
tbe rise and fall of the Stuarts. Jjmo
111. was killed In flight near Bannock
burn In 148K Mary Stuart wa? behead
cd In l?iN8, Jiitnes II. of England wai
dethroned In IftSS. Charles Edward
*dlcd in 1788 ami .'aine? Stuart. the "Old
Pretender," was born In lflNR. tbe very
year that his father abdicated
Islands of Leieurs.
Between th<> Island nf Madagascar
and the coast of India there are 16,000
Islands, only tmo of which are Inhabit
ed In moot <>f these Islands a man
can live and support hi* family In lux
ury without working m-** than twen
ty Ave days In tli? year, or at all. as na
ture provide* the food, and no elothea
are required
Neutrality.
A proclamation of neutrality, the
flr.*t in our national existence, was
made by W.i* lilucton April 22. 17W.
citing the fact that a state of war ei
Isted between Austria. I'nissla. Sar
dinia. Great Itrlt'iln and tbe Cnlted
Netherlands of < >p one part and
Prance on the other and warning cltJ
cens to avoid all acts in breach of
i neutrality.
Tower of SkuPs.
In ISOfl the Servians rose against
Turkish rule, und fi.000 of them were
massacred by the Osmanli. The dead
were beheaded, nnj as a warning tc
others the Turta built tbe beads Intc
the walla of it tower, face ontward
Todaj a small portion of a wall re
mains with a skull here and there, a
grim reminder of what Servla suffered
under Ottoman opnreaalon
Making Up.
There had liwn a lovers' quarrel, and
it wan bis flrst visit in two week*.
"! guess you lenow there was a differ
ence between your sister and myslef 7"
be ventured, trying to pump tbe Mttle
atster.
"Yes indeed." responded the latter
without hesitation.
"Well er -do you think Clara will
make tip when ?be comes down 7"
IJttie Be*4e leaned over nearer end
wbi*(v?n*d
"She In u; *t;iirs making up now."?
Chicago News.
Headlight i?" Trousers
CiUirmip^A Purr,1M* * P?ir of th(w Headlight Tmu?n and
_ ^ ? _ _ _ wear same alxty dayi. If the cloth dons not (tin*
satisfactory wear, your money refunded
Seams Guaranteed Not to Rip
I If garment rips at walBtband, we pay yoti fifty c?rata If garment Hpa
I at seat, crotch or leg seams we will pay you om? dollar.
DORTERO & SON
-EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS?
? Furniture Attractions I
see us
if in
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Range
Our
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the
lowest
Six foot Round and S<a*r? Dlfttn*
Tables, fanMrlf 114 t* fit, *OW
?7JW Or. $|0.00
SI* foot Round Ook PwloMal T?M?.
fnnn, *ow tiooo, . .
MORRIS CHAIRS f 14 90 to >t? 00.
$7 *0 m tin on
cmrroNiERf him t? irw,
MOW HOO to IIMO
A T ARfED LHI Of >001190
. . . cvairs at t<c orr . . .
COLES HOT BLAST WOOD 8TOVB*
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? ItUO; SO *oW tisoo . . .
COKES HOT BLAST COAL STOVBS
? 15 00 *<rm $10?; SIMM low
tlSM
L. A.Harrison Company :
htura cI<kmii ?t ? p. m. *Tc?pt IMa pita; ? p. n?. Phtmm M
St sepsr 8*?srfcs.
Tho great ?h<irk in a m?st
stupid, glnttonoiis s;>?.ip*? s?. in f*rt.
?r?? nwvl of tlie slmrks and s(<ea<1a
most of Its Vine doting on the surfs'*
of the Sp? Wh?n armnwl w hungry
It attacks whale*. pnrpoHes. or. la fart. '
anything It can And. and Idtea piece*
from Its victims with It* knifelike
teeth At snch time* It wi perfect
ly oblivions to pain >r fright and can
be harked with knives and pierced
with spears wtthont paying the leant
attention or seeming to taka any no
tice. This twvage creator* reaches a
length of thirty to forty feet and la
fully ?a large and even more formidable
than are the true man eating aharka.
Woman and War.
Emotions of the women who remain
at home during a war were etprewwd
In an odd fashion in Madrid daring the
struggle wlth the I'nited States In the
Spanish-American war. The war had
aever been popular with the people,
who saw no reason why Mood shMld
be shed for colonies from which only
the rich derived benefits. When news
of the defoata of the Spantob rearhesl
Madrid groups of women used to gath
er round the statue of Columbus In the
Toerta de Sol and hnrf opprobrious
cjdthets nt him for his folly In baring
discovered America \nd oace they
eren tried to drag Colombo* from hi*
pedestal.
Hata at Tabta.
It was the current thing In the aer
enteenth <*entury for men to wear their
huts at taHe. "The Rules of Olrlllty.
or Pertain Ways of I *? port meat." pub
lished In 1?73. elves minute directions
Supposing "a |>erson of quality rle
taina yon to dftie with him." It la pre
scribed that "when the penw* Invited
Is sit he must keep himself covered
till the rvst ?lt down and the person
of quality has put on his hat If the
j crsoti of honor drinks a health to yrm
you must tie sure to be uncovered. If
he spcxfcs to yon roti mnst likewise
he uncoverc! till yon have sns'vered
lilm If one rises from the table he
fore the rr' t he mnst poll off his hat."
Tha Li'# of a Drop sf Watsr.
A "Jerman proKwor nnmcd Melnar
dna lias arau^t'd himself with calculat
ing how long a drop of water stays In
the ocean before II la evaporated and
how soon tf retunrs to Ihe sea. ra q
latlng- he docs not say bow the total
evap< ration fr-nn the "irface of the
ocean and estimating the total mlnme
of water In tl?e ot-esns. a drop of water
entering the ocean will stay there 8.4?*>
years provided It awaits Its turn to b*
evaporated. Itosevrr. the profewsor
admits that the surface water stand*
a good chance of getting ahead of Its ,
torn. The average stay out of the
ocean Is only twel*# davs heforr K
has fallen In rain and mi hack again
to the sea - Boston Olobc.
Curtout P?rqui?it?? o' Royalty.
It appears that hy a curious statute
of the realm the king of Great Britain
and Ireland Is entitled to every stur
geon land?d In the t'nited Kingdom
! Hie king has also the right to the
: head of every whale canght off tha
< ?oasts of Ms kingdom.
The tall of the whale Is the queen's
perquisite, the object of thla carious
division being that ler majesty shall
always he well supplied with whale
bone. although singularly enough, tha
whalebone Is the king's half.
Among other strange porqnialtes of !
England's ruler* are a pair of whfte
loves, a pound of rt.mln seed, ? pair
of scarlet hose and a silver needle
j from his talk* ?llanar**
Phil Abrahams
umotAL ?OK*T
menuiice
WART rrnic
01d?Mt la
Eat?bll?k#tf lilt.
Corr?pon<1?nr? 3oltctt?4
In Th# Ci-y M th?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
Lodging
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Fifth Arenue n?r Rro?<fwwy
PIPES
trvmt t? to m
porfcM book wu
ff* ten i?<i1
of r*r<1j. mm<\ thto h
?old by nirtMMM tbt
f)ont forget the nnm
-420 f?
?roadway. (Mmt fv ik)
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