CR1SC0
?I 1 1 t I 1 !? * 1 1 1 ? '
FOR COOKING
BETTER
Than Butter
X Successful Pie Crust Every Time
No Burning ? No Smoking
Can be heated to without pmoking. Butter will
smoke at 3:M*? and Lard at 400?
Absorbs No Odors
Fry onions ? th?n fry potatoes and the potatoes will
not tasie of the ouious
Order a ^Hkage and use it for frying one food after another. Every one
n> *npre*ed by the resuil LMictously crisp and dry food?
| C. W. Ask & Sons
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...Furnishings For Particular Men... j
UNDERWEAR. HATS,
CAPS: SHIRTS. HOSE.
NECKTIES. SWEATER
COATS. UMBRELLAS.
SHOES .PACS, ARC
TICS. RUBBERS, ETC.
If you ?v?r purchase anything her#
that doent Rive you complete satis
faction ire w*nt you to com* and t*ll
us. ar.d give us a chance to "make
good." That's the way we've built
u|, a steady trade. Xo matter how
bard you are to please., we gwi*?nt??
to please you. TRY US.
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
J. IKUTA
v v\ r*rrruiv
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curi:>*. Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CVT CLASS
Tirt?-'h irispertoc tor the
M P. \ Y Ro^rr
'
Best Meals
In The Ci i at tfi?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
DINNER
Lodging
KvecvthinC C:iN.n amS
r.iss
Fifth Avenue near Broa^w y
ROYAL
Steof. Uac! ,?i
i
XB Work Guaranteed ?v
Order* Pr&mpO
Doaei
wffi cai! J
PHONE **
Draper & Co.
ApecU For
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
FStisfciaf: done for tiioee whe
"pr??e tie Nsttoo."
_ PuK lire of Flhas. Plates aad Pa
Mi.il or ers carefully at'-endej to.
Address
Draper & C&-, P. O. Ecx "G."
Skanrar, Alaska.
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?
GoVd A s::?*r $1 ?
Gold. Sfl^er ? Copper .. IM
Oyatide ai><J MlUl?? Teita
$$ Colombia St. Seattle
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> CHRISTMAS
CANDY ....
V Fin< v? liox Candv ever brought
/ to >kac?-ay.
\ All k mis of CnsUliMd Fruit -
f It is delicious.
A Ml k;nd?. of Nuts? This seasons
f crop.
J Fancy Pipes and Sfnokinp art -
m icl>> lor Christmas Presents.
iH?nt forget the number
428
BROADWAY. (Near Fifth)
Tony Dortero's J
j^V* >*>?
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
)
Fjvhj this date oa all calls ia tend
ed for Henry Friedeathal, the Inde
pendent Expressman shouid.be made
io seven-six ?T6) and your call will
receive Immediate attention. He as
nLnued his office at the Bough
. v .-a Store.
GRA~0 REDUCTION SALE
The PacV Train Is now selliag a
big lot of uood Goods at reduced
prices as they are petting too old to
hold ar i s i] at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
Bottled Pale Rainier, Blue Ribbon
and O'-ympia Beer for sale at the
ftoarc of Trade, tf.
OON'"r FROG
Uo'.ess You'v Got S?i Ck\ts
H. Hartwigsen
1 I ooaaor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
3KALKK IX
Cigars Tooacco.
Smokers' A -tides.
Stationery and Fish
ina Tackle
LARGS CIRCC L.ATING LI BR A SY
INCLUDING LATEST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
Wellington Lump Coal
^o?? srfLTt No. 6. Oyster Bay MIikv
J LeJvsmlvh, Cte aighen grad^
warn ?6ofc (Ml of all the B. C. OeJdt
Vi.28 FIXED CARBON
??rfert i-ombamHoa Uniform Heft
Urtt Anil
t?n and after July 1st lilt, i
?>ali offer this coal. selected ar..
.tMM as follows: ?
V?uble Screened and saofctv, $13 tor j
^fwahgi t melted *. **
?-orwaliurs tbulk> 7. "
AJbore prions iacbd* deiirerj
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
BOLE SELLING AGENTS.
1?. Skagway, Alaska
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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 mad^ throughout our entire store
Mammoth Furniture
Bargains
Similar reductions on
Iron Bed 5, Dining Chni r5.
Rockers and Library Tables
Carpets and Rugs must
go too, pretty patterns
and fine values 1-3 off
Your choice of 01 r Lace
Curtains at 50 on the 3
$35 Oak Dressers
19 Dining Tables
14 Dining Tables
30 Morris Chairs
16 Morris Chairs
1 1 50 Steel Couch
14 Box Lounge
$25
11 50
10
20
S
7 50
9 50
SPECIAL OFFERS IN
DOMESTICS
15c Gingham# 10c
25c Ginghams 16 2-3c
12 l-2c Outing Flannel S l-3c
15c Dress Percale 10c
45c Sheetings 30c
SERPENTINE CREPE
Plain and Fancies
Worth 25c, sale price 10 2-^c
R. & G. Corsets worth $1.50
lo 54. 5aie Price $1 tu $2.65
MUST GO AT ONCE
Plain White and Decorated
Dinnc rware, Graniteware and all
Kitchen Utensils
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. Hcatherbloom
Skirts and Dress 5kirts
All at 50 cts. on th2 dollar
Dainty Embroideries at 1-3 off
GAGE HATS
Only 17 at half price
No Reserve Stock
All our W ool Dress Good 5
Taffeta 5ilks and Dre5s
Trimmings at 331-3 off
k.
L/\ i A O - -) f) I ,--J fr5] STORE CLOSES AT EIGHT 1
)i) _rAj j! ifalfJifil ijUjj P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS J
BOARD OF TRADE CAFE
TO OPEN TOMORROW.
Early in the morning tiny wreaths
if smoke will be s<>en to creep pent- j
ly from tiie chimney of the long de
?itTiod Board of Trade Cafe, to be
juickly whisked away (if the wind is
wigt and u?e passer-by vi.l be
..reeled by the Jong absent appetlim?
Kior of bacon frying in tho pan am
; flops and steals.
\\ ith entirely now furnishings, ta
Blc service brand new, and a spot
less dining room and grill, Char..<.
ivarajnan and John Clecak will open
the new Board of Trade Cafe tomor
row morning. All indications point
o tie fact that they wiil do a good
business. They have spared no ex
pense or work to provide a his;h-cla_>
,i]*co where the inner man may be
satisfied.
There is no doubt but that the
public will appreciate the energy and
jnterprise displayed by these young
Ben In throwing In their lot, with
Skagway and establishing another
>usiness house in this city.
Ftor several months we have b?-en
rithout a cafe in th? city where
hose who take their meals at ir
egular hours coulJ g<?t service,
rhere is no doubt but that the Ea'
ng Public will take advantage of
his opportunity to get good meals
it all time? of the day or night and
hat the boys will receive liberal pat
?onaee .beginning with their opening
>f the new Cafe tomorrow
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Citizens desiring to vole for can
lldates for the Common Council cf
?kagway. Alaska, at the Municipal
Section to be held April, 1912, must
egtetor The registration books will
>e open at the Town Hall from 7 to
i o'clock every evening from March
ith to March 30, Inclusive.
D. McKay, Town CleTk
IXDST ? A black ostrich plutrw was
ost in. or around the Court House
Pnesdav by Mrs. Catlioart Finder
?lease return to J. M Tanner
TURRET OF MAINE
FOUND IN SAND.
t ly AUtU News Bureau. )
HAVANA, l?\-b. 9 ? The forward tur
r. ; oX tbe Matae, the total disappear
aace of which was one of the most
curious features of the explosion, has
oven Io?i;.i buried ;n the sand *0 feet
? loin the s ult board side of the ship
-nd SO feet kft of its original posi
tion. Tbe whole nuuv< approximately
?U'O too* and including the turret
proper, two 10-inch Runs and the
massive barbette, is completely in
verted. the barbette on top. As It
does not form an obstruction in tho
harbor, no attempt will be made to
remo\e the turret.
DEATH IS EXPECTED
It is reported that Mrs. Ida Fried
ringer, an oul re -dent of Ska; way.
who for the past few weeks has been
?onfined in the White Pass hospital
with a complication of diseases, is
;n a very k>v condition and there
is small hope that she will live many
hours longer. Her death Is hourly
ipected. Mrs. Friedriag.-r has been
a resident of Skasrway since the early
days. Her only known relative is a
-?>:i la : .. in Kansas City.
THREE OF A KIND.
Three errant knights of the gTip
arrived in town on the Hecc last'
night, E. L. Buel, representing the
\rmour racking Company; Clyde W.
Abercrombie, who is with tbe West
Coast Grocery Co., of Taeoma, and J.
H. Nichols, carrying the Pacific Coast.'
Cracker and Candy Co. line of goo3?
compose the trio. They wi'.I leave
on the Curacao Sunday morning.
Remember Su Valentines I>ay.
Wednesday, tile 14th.
The trair. arrived on time ? ev
ening with fow passengers.
The fast and commodious ss amor
.letfferson will leave* Seattle tonight,
and f? expected to arrive in jKct
Wednesday.
BOARD OF TRADE CAFE
Bill ? Dhl you h<*r the latest*
San-. It i*n't out yet.
Bill? Sur?> It is. Let's go down to
' o B.-ard of Trade <'afe, Mid *et a
-tod ?tq;wre meal.
\\ <? a -?o make specialties of bar
"?K>ts r d private dinner parties. ?
Karaman & Cle^ak. Telephone 32.
PRE* AND ACCEPTED MASOf H
R?gnlar mwtlnn of Wh!t? F
Lodg- So. II 3. Frre and % ? <*p? I
Mmooh. ?#?cr>nd and f??orll? F;lday* '(
-?oh month, at 8 p m *harp, at Va
*>nir i?M, 2?> Fourth itm?%
Sojourning and Tlaltintc m?"nib~r#
are i -quoted to m?*t with ua
H. F. TAYLOR, fl**
When in SKagway Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. 8. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS.
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.
Ml IV and Cream from our own Dairy.
RATE? CONSISTENT WITH THR REST SERVTC*
FREE BUS TO AND PROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
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3kag'way Alaska
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