f III M M I M I II 1 1 1 1 1 ? I M i * I 1 tl M I 1 1 1 1 1 >
FOR COOKING f
BETTER
Than Butter t
CRISCO
Successful Pie Crust Every Time J
No Burning ? No Smoking
V C-au be heated to without smoking. Butter will 4.
smoke at 529? and Lard at 400?
Absorb* No Odor*
J Fry onions ? th*?n fry potato** and the potatoes will
not taste of the onions
T CVdcr a pacla#? ?nd vf?r * for frw$ <*?<? food nhrr anolbrr. Every one J.
T ? imr*Trwvi by the nrsuk. CVitoiousty crisp *nd dry foods
C. W. Ask & Sons
f i'liniin h> linn
ip
I
....Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS,
CAPS; SHIRTS. HOSE.
NECKTIES. SWEATER
COATS. UMBRELLAS,
SHOES .PACS, ARC
TICS. RUBBERS, ETC
If you purcbaae anything
that do-wm'i (rfvo you complete aati*
fartioa wo want you to coote an J tell
ua, and gir* us a ebaaoe to ' m*k*
pocsl " Tfcat'a tl>e way wr'va built
\.p a ?t?*iiy trad?. No matt<c how
* and you are to ploa-??. we guarantee
to rl?asa you. TRY VS.
Tony Dortero & Son? 421 Broadway
J. IKUTA
?ctrr?cTrw5v.
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Oferial W?rcS in?p?cto? for the
M P 4 ^ R?utr
Mail Ortie-* given prompt c?r?
Best Meats
In The CI f at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orc
DINNER
Lodging
Kmylhiw; CInb toil
K^rsl Class
Fihh Avrnuf near Bro?ci?.'\
K0YAL
St^du) L^o,nCf\ |
AO Work Guaraat#*?i Shf* j
OiMara Prompt^
now*.
r till oal) and d*Uv?r ?
phone -r*.
Draper & Co.
A??cta Ftar
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
FViisfcfais done for Uinsp who
? tie be turn."
Pall lire of FUjm, P3*Ws a?J P*.
or'ers carefully *tterdec t?.
Address
Draper A Co, P. O. Be* "G."
Stairway, Alaska.
C E. Bogardus
Assayer
?
GoU * SU*w II H
Gold, S8r*r A Copper .. IM
Crank}* ard MlUic< Teeta.
90 Colombia St. Seattle
CHRISTMAS $
\ CANDY ....
)
V finest Box Candy ftr l?rou<rht
t to -k?i[ir*v.
\ All kinds of CrystAliwd Fruit ?
r It i? delicto?*.
1 A., kinds of Nuts? This seasons
V
1 Fancy I'M}*?* ami Srnokinj art
f r I'h ' ?? " i- Pres.-rts.
Dont forgwt the number
-428
N BROADWAY. iN**r Fiftfc)
$Tony Dortero'sJ
?*?
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
FYvm this date oil all calls intend
ed for Henry Friedenthal. the Inde
pendent Expressmen should be made
to seven-six t"<) aod yocr caOJ will
recslre Immediate attention. He as
iiscontmuod his office at the Hough
Ma Cicar S?ore.
G*A~0 REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train Is now selHag a
Mr lot of oood Goods at reduced
prices as they are (jetting too old to
hold and aril at a profit Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
Bottled Pale Rahiler. Blue Ribbon
and Olympia Re?r Pw sale at the
Board of Trade. U.
DON T F^OG
Un>?? You't" Go: V* Ckvt?
H. Hartwigsen
Successor to
w. w. boughton
OKAI.KR IN
Oigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationer/ and Hsh
?n* Tackle
UHGK CIBCT l.ATINQ LI BR * RY
rXCLnn>-(3 I .A TEST OOPY
RtOHTKD BOOKS
iim?axixbs nr*spapus *.\d
OTHKR PERIODICALS
Wellington Lump Coal
?n>K Hbaft No 6, orator Bay Minor
?t badyamlth. c* oighest gr*-U
-oneroid ooal of all the B C tl?Ms
5S.28 FIXED CARBON
?sctect Combusctoe t" nitons He*'
L4rfat Aafc
Ob and after July 1st. 1111. ?
Jisil offer this coal, selected a>f
<r?ded as toUows: ?
Vwble Screwed and saefce^ 113 tor
^creanbuts (sacked) 1 "
v re**nln*s itaJkt T. "
Afeoee prices txfode defleery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transter Co.
?OLE SELLING AGENTS.
Nwn IB. SVapway. A I as* a.
THIS IS TflE NOISE
It is a pleasant noise, for it tells of the great reductions we are making in
all departments. There is no "reserved" stock in our store. Every article
has been marked at a money-saving price and you are losing money when
you fail to take advantage of this sale.
Here are a few examples of the reductions we have made
for your benefit, and if your immediate needs are not
mentioned it is because our stock is too big to mention the
sweeping cuts we have made throughout our entire store
Mammoth Furniture
Bargains
Similar reductions on
Iron Beds, Dining Chairs.
Rockersand Library Tables
Carpets and Rugs must
go too, pretty patterns
and fine values 1-3 off
Y our choice of our Lace
Curtains at 50c on the $
$35 Oak Dressers
19 Dining Table#
14 Dining Table*
30 Morris Chairs
16 Morris Chairs
1 1 50 Steel Couch
14 Box Lounge
$25
11 50
10
20
8
7 50
9 50
SPECIAL OFFERS IN
DOMESTICS
SERPENTINE CREPE
Plain and Fancies
Worth 25c, sale price 16
R. & (j. Corsets worth $1.50 |
to $4. Sale Price $1 to $2.65
MUST GO AT ONCE
Plain White and Decorated
Dinnerware, Graniteware and all
Kitchen Utensils
15c Ginghams
25c Ginghams
12 1-J!c Outing Flannel
15c Dress Percale
45c Sheetings
10c
16 2-3c
8 1-3c
10c
30c
One-Third Off
SHOES
for Ladies , Misses and
Children
Our discount from 1-3
to 1-2. Come and see
Shirt Waists, Silk Under
Skirts, Mcatherbloom
Skirts and Dress 5kirts
All at 50 cts. on ths dollar
Dainty Embroideries at 1-3 off
GAGE HATS
Only 17 at half price
No Reserve Stock
Ail our Wool Dress Goods
Taffeta Silks and Dress
Trimmings at 331-3 off
STORE CLOSES AT
P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS
'Tim -mxrww^ni
T EIGHT
URDAYS
BURNS AFTER WINNER
JOHNSON-FLYNN BATTLE.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
VICTORIA. B. C., Feb. 8? Tommy
Burns, farmer heavyweight champion
?f the world. is due to arrive here on
the next sioamer from the phillipine
Islands, where he was called on bus
iness.
Burns sends word that he desire*
to meet the winner of the Johnson
Flynn battle. He states that he Is
in fine shape and that he thinks he
?rill be able to acain capture the
rhampionshlp honors.
RAINS CAUSE FLOODS
IN SOUTHERN SPAIN.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
MADRID. Spain, Feb. 8? Terrible
Hoods are reported to be causing
sreat trouble and distress in the
rural districts In the southern part
>f the country.
l>ue to the tremendous rains which
liave fallen In the last few days the
rivers are all over-running their
banks and are demolishing the crop
?nd spreading devastation along their
t>anks. Relief Is being *vnt to the
fugitives who have been driven from j
he<r homes by the advancing water.
BOSSES FAIL TO
LOCATE TRAIN ROBBERS.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Feb. 8? All ef.
'orts to capture the men who held
jp the Rock Island near here yes
terday have been futile. There are
so chies to work on.
The bandit* were alt masked and
t>eyond a general diecription of the
men, the train crew are unable to
issist the authorities.
Dr. Clay, the .luneau dentist, is In
town and will remain for a few days.
He will not open an office.
The Georgia arrived In port l*st
night at. 9 o'clock with several pas
sengers She sailed this morning at
? a m.. wHh mail for the south
MANY SWINDLERS PUNISHED:
USING MAILS TO DEFRAUD
WASHINGTON, D, C.t M. 1
Promoters of fraudulent schemes who
iad obtained $TT.OOO,fKK? from the put*
lie were put out of business during
,He fiscal year ending June 30 last,
.tccuruing to annual report of Hubert
onarp, tnicf insp<ttc>r of the post of
in'e department.
Lhinu^ the fistal y?ar 529 individ
uate wt.Te indicted ott the charge of
using the niaiis la furtheran< e of j
schemes to defraud. Of this number
15*6 persons were tried and 1*4 con
victed. The schemes investigated
were of endless variety, varying, as
the report indicated, from tho simp
lest business transaction to a gigan
tic project involving the sale of woru
loss stock In fake mining companies
and imaginary and fctiUous Institu
tions existing only on paper.
In discussing tho multiplicity of
schemes to defraud the people. Chief
Inspector Sharp says:
"The determination to bring the^e
promotors into court and obtain pris
on sentences acainst them has prov.
ed exceedingly successful. In no in
stance. ?o fnr as known > this of
fice, has a person convicted on a
criminal charge of this character at
tempted to reorganize his sc!;e'n.> un
der a new name, as ta? oft- the
case where fraud or<l?<rs sione were
resorted to.
"The result of the year s work has
developed the fact that thece fraud
manipulators are a distinct class of
criminals, some of them moving in!
the highest social nn;i business < ir- '
les, but nearly all having more or
affiliation wi'h devise-; of
schemes or enterprise* of illegitimate
,-haracter. in which 'hey fire not
known as promoters."
In view of the heavy loss t.i the;
post office department in pr -fine
the cases, Mr Sharp recommen 'he
work be taken over for inquiry by
'he department of justice u..
that "the work of the pa=( vrr has
nnoovpred a condition amnvc the
swindling cla?s which ?how? t i ? at-'
founding extent of their ope~ation?.
snd the extent of their Ill-gotten J
gains.
rtx rm * ^ ?;? |
The policy of 'he detriment, Mr.
Sharp points out, has been to crrah
out the utron* and powerful criminal*
who ha\e prown rich at the game.
This plan hag served to eliminate the
smaller operator*.
Inspector Sharp snggeMa It Is es
="n*hil for the protection of the P"b
lir that additional legislation be en
acted whk'h will prevent swindlers
from rarryln* on th^ir operation* Id
th# borderland b<?tw??n un
dprtakta** and criminal wh?m??.
Frenh Olympta Ojnt-r Cocktails at
t>? Board of Trad* U.
Location notices. plar#r and qnarU
for *ai? kf the Daily Alaskan. tf.
Alaskan want ads. for r?ralto.
r
| When in Ska^way Stop at the
\Pullen House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN. PROPR IE TR E 83.
?
j The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE 8UPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
MIIV and Craam from our own J*my Dairy,
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THE HEST SEKVTC?.
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALU BOATS ANO TRAINS.
Skagway ?i- Alaska