I. X. L.
Chicken Tamales
Made with real chicken ? something extra rood In fact so good
that hav? a hard time to keep them in stock
20c. per can.
c. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T FROG
Un?* Y?Tt?G<hSO C*nts
H. Hartwigsen
9vico?Mor V>
W. W. BOUGMTO*
OKAT.KR i"?
Cigars Tooacco.
Smokers' A-ticlns
Stationery and
ing Tackle
LA Kill CIMTt ATlNvJ l< *RAKY
IWCLITDIMU IJkTtST WT
Rll?HTF.P
ukQkZixr*. MKW9PAPKRS ?vn
OTHKR PERIODICALS
Pack Train
R- siaur?-,nt
Far 14 Y*ar> Wr Hin S*rrr4 oaly
The Best in the Markets
??J loii) il it tlx
Most Popular Eiting
House in the North
New Location
Th* Dflmonico of Alaska
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
Our faith in the North is ihown
* new ?nd beautiful steel and comiete htc ptoo
with ?*he?to? root and steel intenoi tini.sii. A p?ul< las !?> on
started and fountains will add Iov!i;i<
Our Bar Goods are none of them
Lew than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
Ice coolers and all modern appiMn > '.>r krrp : .in .\nd
Sanitarv Dim1: ?
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM. Proprietor Skagway
Phil Abrahams
(itCNKRAL \<;k\t
IXStRAMTi
NOTARY Pl lU.lr
0:J??i Businf** In Skyway.
Established 1897.
Corraapon.lan.-p Solicited
,
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Haroid Hartwl<wn, McctMor U
W VV Houghton, hM taken Ui<
ajt*?H 5 tor Juetiy f*.ux->ua
KL 1NFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
5.iK>0 just received trom th? fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If you want tht
txwt don't tall to give tbaae good*
a trial
Boc*W whfcskV* ? GQaoo, MOiUt
Vfcaco and B<?iiDo?it. The b?st oC
flaw ? Biu? Ribbon. RudweWer and
Pajd RaJr.Wr. i u th* Mascot. Tele
pix*? ??. *
TO FUR SHIPPERS
TMintMniir * V*r*?-i
Brr ? U4 LI or it?kia* p?t>i.?kr<l.
* ~Jbr fchabrrl #bipprr
Mal>*d no loU.? liiwmiKl In K*? K?r?
mson ?MR ? * NWI-WKIT
MMl Tr?p?w .Umltf* bat
I? ?fl ???r? iw ??*? w?wh r-^* y?" f*"
?orw or ?tan? Home '? ai! ?a' of
U? WorM M R?? Til s
Mimm M won* b*odr-d? of Jo.'at
yom. Wnf, fer it-NOW-fTS FftE?
A. B. SHUBERT, l*C. #
* TW lw*m? II ihipil! a
JtMKM Raw Fan
STIbmiuhl J..OUClU_!.lL
?;u\\l> UKOmiOX SAI.K
The Pack Train in now selling a
big lot of Good Good# at reduced
prices as they are getting too eld
At
The l*?ck Train Rr*'*iir*nl
si-nnl a la carlo.
8.V fvir a home rooked ineW?
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue. half a minute from Itrnadwa
S>?t?r to tlii Riicua
Walter wa? eight yearn oHI He had
heen rerv nutehty
l?e h i emptied a N>T!te of >vd ItSk
over hi* irv-ther's white Pomeranian
Now the prH-e had to he paid for
the on torment, and father wn? tattins
* haml in the same
Little I. net. Waiter'* sister. was In
'he mam at the time of the coniH? t
Thud thud. thud, fell father's hand,
pun. tinted t>y Waiter"* walling*
Bnr*t!nc with Indignation, she stamp
ed her tlnr foot on the floor
"Trend ??n his <*?m. Wal"** she cried
"That'll stop blm l^omion Answer*
Ha C?n"t Sra It
e:.*h -Chirac? iteeorfl Herald. -!?
Good Work
Rnmm What the dickens does eon
gross wean by authorizing (tie coining
of a half rent pie?*?
Duma- Why. tt will enable married
women to nave a little change now
?nd then. - Cincinnati Enquirer.
TK# Alternative.
He (tired ??r dodgingi? Would jrou
marry a one eyed man?
She -<;?x*l graeKws, no:
lie? Then let me carry your utubrei
M.? lilUMrsted Blta.
v v v -I* ?!' *!? + -h ?!? -I* +
4. +
* School Notes +
4* 4*
+ ^* + + + + + + + + + + +
School report for month ending
Jan. 31. 1915:
Pupils neither absent nor tardy
during the month:
Ninth Grade ?
Charles Parker.
Roy Mulvlhill
Eight h Grade ?
Ge?rge HI Hon.
Kdward 1 .1 (Id Icon t
Arthur McKay. *
Dan McKay.
Delia P.aputtl.
lister Moyer.
Sixth Grade ?
Harry AcMson.
Sarah Frledenthal.
Karl Ilahn
Lois McKay.
FtCih Grade ?
Harold Mulvlhllt.
Albert Parker.
Toby Pratt.
Ellen Rogers.
Etta Sundeen.
Fourth Grade ?
Kdna Achlson.
Fred Hlauchard.
Kdward McKay. .
Verne Miller.
Vivian Talbot.
Third Grade ?
ltessle Conway.
Ksthcr Frledenthal.
Vincent Mulvlhill.
Howard Grcenleaf.
Second Grade ?
Ruth Achlson.
Katharine Hahn.
Frank Hrawand.
Leslie Parker
First Grade ?
Myrtle Dlckaon.
Mary McCann.
Pauline McCann.
Jack Conway.
Ranks ot pupils In their respect
Ive grades:
Ninth
Charles Parker- -I.
Roy Mulvlhill ? 1.
Lester Moyer ? I.
Delia Rapuccl ? J.
Sixth
Karl Hahn ? 1.
Hurry Achlson ?2.
Fifth
Harold Mulvlhill? 1.
Kllen Rogers ? *.
Fred lllanchard ? 1.
Verne Miller ? 2.
llesslc Conway ? I.
Ksther Frledenthal - J.
Katharine Hahn ? 1.
Ruth Achlson ? 2.
.lack Conway ? 1.
Mary McCann ? 1.
Nancy Lynch ? 1.
Clarence Cartwrlght ? S.
hole number of days atten
? e of all pupils; 1141 1-2 days
\\ hole number of days absence:
1'- rcentage of attendance 94 4-5
Percentage of absence. 6 1-6 per
i lie boys and girls are practicing
for the Patriotic program to be
hen the latter part of February.
Great Interest is being taken by all
to make it a success. The pro
gram will appear later.
ON K COMPANY PACKH
1.S02.T79 CASKS SALMON
The 1912 yearly report of thej
\ ska Packers Association Nas
just been published, showing some
Intrvestlng figure?:
The capitalisation of the com
pany remains the :ime, vlt: $7,
500,000 authorlied capital, divided
into 75,000 shares of the par value
of $1?0 etch. The present Issue
Is 57,508 shares, leaving 17,492
lares In the treasury.
The Association's pack ot sal
OUR STOCK REDUCING SALE
has been -?
such a success we have decided to continue the sale
until further notice
Our Entire Stock Reduced from 25 to 50 per cent
Any and All Prices heretofore quoted are continued indefinitely
Extra Special this week
FANCY SHIRTINGS
in grey, tan and white
with hairline stripe*
16 2-3 cents
FANCY VELOUR
FLANNELLETTES
with or without borders
Just the thing for Bath Robe*
25 & 30c qualities for 17 1 -2c
Ripple Woven Ripplette
the Rough Dry Fabric
NO IRONING
Very Special at 12 l-2c
LADIES
"Town and Couatry Shirts"
In rhambmy, silk and wool
at 33 1-3 Discount
Entire Stock of Ladies
House Dresses and Aprons
at 1-3 off
nnd Children*
Gingham & Percale Drewes
at 1-3 off
IMPORTED YARNS
Greatly Reduced
Fleithers Eiderdown Wool 20c now 12 l-2c
" Spanish Yarn 20c now 12 1 2c
'* Saxony Yarn 15c now 10c
" Germantown Zephyr 15c now 10c
Boys Overalls
and
Girls "Koveralls"
One Third Off
L A. HARRISON CO. "?!
Sl<>rr rl<mr* nt N p. m. MffjK Mnril*; 9 p. m. ?
nion for th?? season was a* follow*
Hockeye, rs?ea 38,127
lied, ra?c? 867,603
King, ra?i>s 10,663 |
Coho, 10,1 J 1 I
IMnk, rum ;<33,912
Cbumi, rum 22,853 |
Total 1.202.779 j
Salt salmon, barrels . . . 8,988
The two salmon hatcheries or
the Association have continued op
? ration* During 1J?I2. from the
41.02fi.SOO red salmon eg** taken
In 1911 at the Karluk Salmon Hat
chery, 37,495,100 fry were llber?te<l
and 46,600,000 red salmon eggs
were taken. From the 107,520,900
red salmon eggs taken at the Fort
mann Salmon Hatrhery in 1911.
100,336,000 fry were liberated and
23,160,000 red salmon eggs were
taken In 1912
During the ye?r 1912, $100,000
of the bonds of the Association
were redeemed and canceled, re
ducing the bonded Indebtedness to
>978,000
Trout flshlg in again becoming
the popular pastime. With the com
ing of warm weather more fisher
men are going to tbe hills dally
and bringing catches
* R J. Rrlttaln, Fred Tanner, Bmll
Rlchter and Jlmmle O'Nell are
spending a few dajm hunting at
Dyea. They expect to land some of
the mountain goat said to be num
erous over there.
Who
Wouldn't !
Take liis wNght in pilil in prrfMmrf to hi* weight in silver
if Irnih were hi* to rhooar? Who wouldn't?
Who wouldn't take a real made-to-order suit in preference to
a Factory-made substitute. If both were priced at nn equal figure.
The only man who wouldn't It? NOBODY.
l.et your next suit be Royal Tailored-to-Order. mahout Cus
tom Tailoring at ready-made prices.
DORTERO & SON
EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS -
C. W. Felch, representing the
Swift Packlnjr company, In In the
city.
Harold I,. Cogswell left on the
ITInww Msy today en route to He
attle to resume hla s'udlos in the
1'nlverslty of Washlrgton. He baa
one more year In i-ollege before
graduation. Mr. Cogswell has,
tw^n working at Treadwell sine* Oc
tober. In the cyanld? plant first
and later with Ihe surveying force.
He la a nephew of Dr. L. Keller
of Skagway. Inneau IMspstch.
O i). Wright baa kouiM for rssf.
furnished tf
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>me by Mr. Robert James llrennen,
he lecturer and reader, marks him
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?? Ia?. *?ts Increased devotion from
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AR1 runLISHINO CO., Publishers,
Ho* 411 C. D., Minneapolis, Minn.
$1 00 delivered, world ever AN
IDEAL OIFT nOOK.
HOW'S THIST
We offer One Hundred Dollsrs Re
ward for any rase of catarrh that cai
rtot be cured <y HaD*s Catarrh C?re
F. J CHENEY ? CO Toledo O.
We. the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney f>>r the past IS years.
Toledo, O.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions, and fin
ancially able to carry out any obllga
lions made by hla firm. Waldlng, Rln
nan * Marvin, Wholesale druggist* o
Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c,
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halt's Family Pills for const*
patllon.
Best Meals
Id The City at Ut*
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
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DINNER
Lodging
F.Ttrythlnff n??n 1
Drat DM
Fifth Avenue n rmr Broadway ;
PIPES
fnrni Rr in 00 high m jtmt
pflrkM honk mn r*mrh.
U> fl*T? r?r?iT?1 om tow
of nMKlj, rnxt thl* har la b?
?nld (i) ( lirlMJMM (tm?
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