I. X. L.
Chicken Tamales
Xlatt? with re?l ohicken ? something extra good ? In fact so good
that we ha*e a hard time to keep them tn stock.
20c. per can.
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T FROG
Cn'.M? You've Got M Cents
H. Hartwigsen
Suo??Mor V>
W. W. BOUQHTON
JKALRB tN
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Ancles,
Stationary and Fish
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*RC* 14 " LIlBAlV
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?*'~HTTO WV>KP
m\9 a?ins?. vewspapbr* **n
OTHKR PERIODICALS
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY .STANICH. Pro*ri.tor
Far 14 Te?r? W? Hit* $?rt?d mIt
The Best in the Market*
*aJ il b tlw
Most Popular Eating
House in the North"
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
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The Delmoaico of Alaska
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A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN ?
BY THE WORK HE DOES jj
1 ' +
Oui faith in the North is shown by the construction of .j.
a new and beautiful steel and concrete fire proof building ^
with asbestos roof and steel interior finish. A park ha? been .
started and fountains will add lovliness.
*>
Our Bar Goods are none of them
Lew than from 7 to 14 year* old +
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Liquors and Cigars are "f the Best
T
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and |
Sanitary DrinksJ *^|
THE PACK TRAIN BAR *
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway "f
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THE SEATTLE P0ST4KTEUJ6HICU
Seventh Annual Bargain Day
February 28th, 1913
l'nexcell?d Combination Offers of HlfMJka Magazine*
Offer Xo. li Regular Prtas.
Good Houaekt>epiug or Hearet'a Miiuloe, 81.60
(State which on*)
Post-Intelllgenc* r 8G.00
Total Kaguiar 1'rlce 87.50
Bargain
Day lute
($5.25
Offrr Xo. 12:
I'nclf Hem it' Yuaitne
The Family Magazine
Home Llle
Farm ft H rre
Agricultural EpitomUt "
Poat-Intel'tgeacer ' nn
Regular Prtc*
11.00
IB
?0
SO
Total Keguiar Price
. .?? i
. S 00 \
IS SO
Regular Price
I BO
50
Offrr *<v. 3:
The Westerner
The Raoah
The Pacific Poultryman 80
Post-Intelllzeccer - l< 00
Total Keguiar Price $7. SO
Bargain
Day Rate
$5.00
Bargain
Day Rate
$4.90
Offrr Xo. 4:
Post-lnt*lllg*ncer. Regular Price.
Dally and Sunday $6 00
Dally only (without Sun ). . * 00
Sunday only >-*0
411 magaalne offer* Include one year'* ewbeorlptlon to each
mentioned la each offer.
Offer* on magaalnes cannot be apllt. The combination* are exactly a*
eta ted.
Be sura and *tate hi offer Nft 1 whether Hearat * or Oeod Houeekeeplac
la daalred
Offer* 1. t and I Include Dally and Sunday edition* of the Poat-tntelll
genctr by mall only. Where delivery by agrnl I* daalred outside of Seattle
add t?o to all offer*.
Be *ure and mention offer number.
Th? Poat- Intelllrencer la "Waahlagtan* Beat Nawapaper.' It la the
oaly Seattle Sunday paper carrying Aecoclated Preae dlapetchea If you
want the new*, get the Paat-InteUlg encer. Hurry: Tn* Pnrgaln Day
price I* for one day only, ?ti*an ?, 1111
GRAND REDUCTION SALE
Tta? P>ck Train la now tolling a
big lot of Good Goodi at reduced
prtCM m th?y art getting too old
to bold and Mil at a profit. Tour*.
,? Herman Grimm
? B. Wrlgbt baa boato* Stt *??*.
ftrnlsb*!. ?
SMOKERS ATTINTION
Harold Hortwigwn, aucceeaor U
\T. W. BwiRlJtoo, bu taken th?
M?n cj (oc th? famoua
KL> INTINTTO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
1,000 ]ual received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If ytw want tlie
bmt don t fall to glre the*# good*
1 1 trial.
Scenes at the Notable Funeral
Of the Hon. Whitelaw Reid
n
Photos by American Preaa Association.
TUB funera l of the lata VYbltelaw Reld. American ambassador to Kng
land. wn? attended by hundreds of notables when held In tbe Csthe
dral of St John tba Ptrlne. In New York, after tbe arrtTal of tbe
British cruiser Natal with tbe body Marines from our own battle
?hips acted as escort of honor The coffin was carried to and from tbe church
?n a (tnn carriage properly guarded President Taft and the Hon. James
Bryoe. British ambassador at Washington, were among tbe distinguished men
who paid their last respect* to the dead The picture shows the scene ouUide
the wWWce flip coffin helug carried from the cathedral
riTE RX ATJOV A L R()\V1,IX(!
OOXTKST HAS STARTED
An International telegraphic bowl
ing content Has been arranged be
tween the Cltiot of l>aw?on. Y. T.,
Whitehorse, Y. T., Juneau, Alaska,
and Skagway, Alaska Beginning
tomorrow evpnlng, on the (irst of a
series of 24 games, a ton in Wi each
of the cities tvill p'ay and Immed
iately wire the results to th? other
cities, and wUeu it la all owr. the
two leading teams are expccted to
get together and antagonize for the
supremacy.
Games are to be played twice a
week. Tuesday und Friday evenings
The Skagway line up consists of X.
E. Black. W. C. Blanchard, V. A
Peterson and Oscar Selmer Prises
are to be (riven the winners
PLAYED BALL YESTERDAY
AND SlVT'KKKO FROM HEAT
That the climate of Skagway la
becoming milder, we have the evi
dence of the base ball team. Last
year the Skagway base ball boys
had their first pr?<-tt?? gain* jn
March, this year It happened yes
terday, the 9th day of February.
The day was mild and sunny and
the boys had a fine time playing
in their sweaters and shirtsleeves.
Another evidence of the weath
er's mildness was shown when Geo.
Barnett started to tear down a
cabin, but had to quit on account
of the heat. He prespired bo that
his friends declared he was suffer
ing from sunstroke
KR1N GO BR A UGH DAXCE
RESERYER EOR THE ELKS
The house committee of the Klks
Is taking an early opportunity to
reserve the seventeenth of March
for a big St. Patrick's Dny dance.
They Intend making the event a
pleasant one.
Send the Alaskan to your friends
RERTHA ASST. ENGINEER
FIXED FDR AHHAl'LT
Frank Palmer, fireman on the
Bertha, vai ? Tested for assault
Saturday nnd thin morning at ten
o'clock paid a fine to Judge Con
wty of one hundred dollar* and
coats.
Palmer assaulted assls'.int en
gineer Wm. Kennedy Saturday after
noon with an Iron pump handle,
striking him on the shoulder and
arm. It was considered a danger
ous weapon and the Intent might
have been to do permanent damage,
under such a charge he would have
been llahle to Imprlnonment for ten
years. Kennedy fllod a complaint
of assault, to which Palmer entered,
a plea of not guilty, later changing
it to guilt* and raelved sentence
nnd paid his fine.
The altercation arose over the l"e
fusal of Palmer to do some work,
and upon being reported to the
chief engineer he brooded over the
matter and harbored a revenge
against Kennedy whom ht claimed
reported him. The nrrest was made
by Deputy Marshal Fon*o.
FIREMEN <.KTTI\<; READ1
FOR A OORKIXCt TIME
The firemen have completed their
committee appointments for the big
dance to be given c>n Washington's
birthday, nnd they wish to hold a
meeting tomorrow night at the ctty
hall, to which a full membership is
desired. The following committee*
have been selected :
Management committee Henry
Frledenthal, A. R. Hlllery, J M.
Tanner, W. McBrlen, R. Shelly.
Refreshment committee: W. ? T.
Wilson, G<>o Black, Wm. Slmcn,
Fred Tanner, Ohas Foes
Floor committee: H. Frledenthal.
Geo. Black, Bert McKenrle.
Decoration committee P Mc
Nlchols, Dan Sky, W McBrlen, Mr.
Frailer
88 Jefferson left Ketchikan at
nine o'clock this morning, accord
ing to cable reports received by
Agent Carroll. Thin will bring her
Into Skagway on the 12th.
Who
Wouldn't
Take hi* weight In gold la preference to hla weight 1b etlrer ?
If both were hie to chooee? Who wouldn't?
Who wouldn't take a real made-to-order suit In p:-eferenre to
a Factory-made eubatltute, If both were irloed at an equal figure
The only man who wouldn't 1? ? N'OBODY.
Let your next ?ult be Royal Tailored te-Order. Hgbeet Cue
tou Tailoring at ready-made prleee
DORTERO & SON
?EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS
i Furniture Attractions 2
m .mi ? ?in !!??? . ...MM *
see us
if in
need of
0
a.
Range
Our
prices
"? the
lowest
Hit foot Round \nd ^nirt Dining
Tablaa, formerly $14 to 110, MOW
?7.oo u? iio.m
81* foot Round Oak P?d?nt*l T?bl?.
hmw 1 1; fcWito, XllW IMJW . .
MORRIS CHAIRS 114 00 to ?I0 ?'?.
JIOW ft. on to ?IO.QO
chiffoniers 112.00 to u*
jroW s?oo fo siiino . . .
.% vtRrcn inn; or h*w *1*0
. . . (HAine AT I -* off . . .
COI.ES HOT BLAST WOOD STOVES
SI4-V) \ow M.V?; SlftAO
$18.00; Now SI3M . . .
COLES HOT TTLAST COAT. TTOTKS
? IS.OO Now SI00Q; ?l??uO low
? IS.fiO ? -V ?
LA. Harrison Company
fetor* i lum ?t N p m errwpt gxunlaf 0 p. m FImnm HA.
MUM CLEVELAND Is
XOW MTtM PARK EH
Princeton, Feb. 10? Mrs. Grover
Cleveland was quietly married yee
terflay to Prof PresT?n, following
tho raceat Mrrtrancement of thetr
engagement. Rut a few of the
more Intimate frtends were in *t
tecflftti< e at the wedding
A splendid dance wae enjoyed Uy
ihe Eagles Saturday evening, with
msny unique and beautiful mas
querade costumes. Announcements
of price winner* will appear tomor
row.
The SS. Humboldt sailed from
Seattle for San Francisco with pae
senijeri and freight *f el* o'clock
Monday evening. Feb. 3. While in
ihe south the ?e?aol *111 undergo
her annual overhauling, after which
she will load passengers and freight
at San Frenclwo for Seattle Th?
Humboldt will return to the South
eastern AJaskir service, sailing from
Seat tie- Feb. -? 7
- H~?trv K PhilUjo brought bio.
family down frmn Ska(t? aj on the|
Jeffemon last Wedneadav and is.
now f ulf lllinic the mechanical dutleo
on ttie I'rogrcwfT* ? Petortburt
1'roirreonlv*
SHOW TONIGHT? -4 RKI14
The Power of Melody ? Neotor
So Speaks the H??art ?
Beren(?e of tho Silk Maak ? Eclair
Cave Man's Wooing ? Imp.
10 rt?. ? "At The MoiW ? *0 ra?.
HOW'S THItf
We offer On- Honored Dollar* Re
*ard for anj cut of cntarrh that cai
not be eurod >) Hall'* < atorrfe ' >tr?
F i CHENEY * CO Toledo O
We. Lb* andcralxned hare known
P. J. Cheney ft?r tbe put U yenra,
rotnjo, o.
md believe him perfectly honorablo
n all bualnoM tranaartlono, and fin
indailr able to carry out any oWI?o
tlon* mode by bla firm. WaMlng, Kin
an A Marvin, Wholesale omntiti o
Hall'a Catarrh mre la takon Intern
*lly. a?Wi|t dtroetiy upon b*w?
ind mwotio enrfa?eo of the aratert-1
reotlmontalo aant fr?e. prleo Tie.
:>?r bottle Sold by att dnm*loto
Take ffftll'a Family Plllo for oonotl
laHIn
PIVI GOOD ONI a TO OAAW TO.'
Pebbleford and CMbooo Ryn. Bnd
wefaer. PTa? Ribbon and Palo Rate
ler Boer at the B00.M of Trad#
He for a homo cooked ?e*>?
quick, clean aervlco Wbaraf At
the Naw Homo Restaurant, Ptfth
Avenue, half a minute from Rrondwa,
Bornle.1 wbhkkw? Ofboon, Mo?m
Tarnor *nd Belmont. The boot of
Boer? Who Ribbon, T>i<1 wetwor ?M
Polo RnlnVr, at the Mo ?v*. Tol*.
tfcooo 97. V
Olympia bow on draft af tho
Hoard of Trad o. Tbla famoua brow
la kept ronatantly frasb both on
draft and In bottloa Tbla to tbe
Ime to drtnk boor. Oo* It at tho
I Board of Trade Bar. wh?ro tbo eol
nbrntod Rain lor Bow Is aloo kej><|
[to hottioo. a.
Phil Abrahams
WBVmtAL I OBWT
ixf?nu*oi
for art rrmir
OldMt lu*1a?M to
R*UbUsh?4 1197.
Corrwpondwnr# <W>ltett?4
Best Meals
In The Ctey at th?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER
Lodging'
Er?rjthlnff n?n *ih< ?"
Flrtt CIm
Fti'.h Avenue n??r BroidiHy
PIPES
peekM book mm
k*Tf mm
of m*4r, *>MI tMa kM ? M
?old h7 f hrtotA
Dout for^^t th* nnrn -?
429 g
?ROADWAY, (Nw fltt| ~
Tony Dortero'i
Board of Trade
!???????? Cafe ?????????
Ktrmmmu A CWI. ^
Kveything New and Fhr?t \
CIam
Dnin> ami PliiW !DheW ?
A .S|*e?fcT
Popular Price*
Op?n Day and Nifht