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Fresh Shipment Just Received.
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! Heinz Stuffed Olives in Bulk and
Also a Fresh Supply of
Bottled Goods.
C. IV. Ask & Sons
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THR STRl .GUi DISCOURAGES
V \NY \ CIT KN OF ALASKA.
Hvrc is ?vn\ h ing proof that this
M-> H M Thomas 1 ?2 34th St..
h?? b en t'iorotuW* proven to me
J ?? in r wnmendfcajr them. About
I *o \v.trx . . .o I suffered from pains
i ej r . av. b?> t>e*l by a mem-,
bet of our f.ixn.'.v w . ih the best of
in? my heait i have kept a supply
EM1L RICHTER OPENS STORE.
Al ?. THOUGHTFUL HUSBANDS
! I. Tide rood dry wood. Call np
A 4 Transfer Company and order
on. >rd or more. Tt comes in ever;,
from Denver Glacier,
w Th the train. t
SPEC! DR.
OH HUMBOLDT
'as: trip 'he passengers wore not.1
<. ngers In * hom signs of small pox I
ioicUt develop during *ho trip. V. R. '
.'ones, member of the firm of M. F.
I ;? tterson and Company, Dental Sup-'
to Ska* way, states that no reason
an assigned for the new vaccin
stated that the northbound passen
.vrs would b?' vaccinated and h-'
H. D. KJRMSE WILL
OPEN NEW FUR STORE.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LVXATTVS BRuMO QUININE, the
novos cause. Call for full name.
SHIRT WAISTS
Some Hand embroidered and 1 1 1 *
, l "i iyil Designs
Llegantly mmmed with Cluny
Lace, price? from
$2.50 to $7.50
Imported
Russian
Crash
For Stencil Work
3 yards for 51.00
Cotton Crepe
Underwear
Something Entirely New
and Easily Laundered
Gage
Strictly Hand
Tailored Hats
Gage Wire Shapes
Gage Flowers
Foliage and Braids
We wish to call special
Attention to our
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Fancy Work
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Department
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Here you will find a com
plete line of Sofa Pillow
Tops, Table Runners,
Center Pieces. Etc.
We will teach you how to do
the work FREE
1 if you buy youi material here
j. A. llaiTisoii A:
Phone 55
? Store Open Evening*
g From
In addition to the big cuts we have made
in all lines, we offer, as a special induce=
ment for THIS WEEK ONLY the following
lines at exactly half price.
Sale On These Lines Starts Tuesday
All Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Garments at HALF PRICE
Including Coats, Skirts, Waists, House Dresses
and Kimonas. Also All Furs
Ladies $20.00 Coats for $]0.00
Ladies 25 00 Coats for 12 50
Child's 8.00 Coats for ?
HALF PRICE
Woolen Dress Goods
$2 50 Di ess Goods at $1.25 a yard.
2.00 Dress Goods at LOO a yard
1.50 Dress Goods at 75 a yard
1 00 Dress Goods at 50 a yard
Ladies 10 00 Skirts for 6 00
ladies 2 00 House Dresses tor 100
Child's 5.00 Coats for 2.50
HALF PRICE
HALF PRICE for Mens' and Boys
Hats and Caps
A $4 00 Hat for
A 3.50 Hat for
A 3.00 Hat for
A 2.00 Hat for
A $20 00 Garment for $10 00
A 15 00 Garment for 750
A 10 00 Garment for 5.00
A 7.50 Garment for 3.75
A 5,00 Garment for 2.50
A 4.00 Garment for 2.00
HALF PRICE for all Lace*, Embroideries. Ribbon*
and Dress Trimming*
BALL SEASON OPENS.
w,l- bo held next Sunday at the
At that time also will be outlined
May 24 when a special train will run
A good attendance at the meeting
TOWN TALK
Captain White arrived on the Pet
Harry Schmidt is reported to be
Jim McCloskey arrived on the Hum
!n>ldt on the way to Atlin.
Goorge Vogel. post mas tor at Haine
came to Skagway this morning.
Sergeant Bernard and Mrs. Bern
a were Peterson passengers today.
The president of the Perseverance
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Ceilings of
? he Lindsay hotel arrived on the
Peterson.
The steamer Georgia arrived last
iv'rht at. 11 o'clock and left at 8
Witt. Pelt i of Bennett arrived in
town last night and will remain un
it il Thursday.
The 04 ty of Seattle will arrive to
irorrow morning with 30 passengers
and 50 tons of freight.
R. L. Pillman. the prominent Atlin
merchant, 's now in the city enroutc
to the scene of his labors.
Mrs. Spraeue accompanied her hus
l-and. Captain Spragur. on the trip
from Haines to Skagway this morn
ing.
C G. Sutherland, assistant general
i.-anager of l he S. P. road in Orogon,
* return from Whitohorso this
pfiernoon.
The Humboldt arrived at six
n'c'oek this morning with 25 tons of
frr'ght and 10 passengers and left
at 8 a. m.
H. H. Draper returned this morn
ir.- on the Peterson. He has been
i' JuneAu with the Port Seward
Lh. atric&l party.
..ommissloner at Eagle City
Alaska, New Mexico and South
At the Royal Cafe. Ort omc ! v< r
(kiods from th< Royal < nf< t>>
ak>ng on your trip, Whltehorse. Qui< '
service. White Help. Mrr R K I
eey, Proprietress.
THREE GOOO ONES TO DRAW TO.
MONTICELLO RYE
Bsttles. At *he Hoard of Trade, t;'
Ra(tcag<'. coal and wood delivered
ipon shortest notice day and night
H. FREIPENTH \l.
The Northern Hank A: Trust ?
Company of Seattle invites ?
the accounts of Alaskans.
Our officers personally handle .
all matters pertaining t<> out-j*
of-town accounts.
The safety and practicability :
of our system is well known J
JOHN Q. PRICE, President.
W. L. COI-UER, Cashier.
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
.Juneau, - Ala?ka
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
R?>l>ectfnlly Solicit* The Acconnt*
of SkagwayjKirmp And Individuals
3* ?^?+?+?+?+i+i+i+i
he Skagway Pioneer Dairy
3 H. F. SEEMAN. Pro p.
1 he Sanitary Milk Ranch"
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n Thp C' <???! dairy in Alaska ? - ,_v *
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream j
T<- nil WMi? r*? * Tnkon
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l+l+l-fl+l+l+l+l+W
Wliol??l?
and Retail
! H. D. KIRMSE,
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY
I] MOST EXTENSIVE AND ORIGINAL STOCK ON PACIFIC COAST. J.
!- AV < RDKD TWO C.RVKD PRIZKS AM) FT VIS GOLD MRDAL* AT J
THK A T P. EXPOSITION FOR FINEST
Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvinft, Indian Curiot ^
: ALASKA FURS & RUGS, CHILKAT BLANKETS
AND INDIAN BASKETS
Natlva Msda Ccpper and SHvar Jtwalry and 8?uv#nlr?
IL >TRAT! :> < ATALOOUE #BNT BY MATT, ON RHQT KST J.
p- Mall Order* a SpwWf.
SKAGWAV ALASKA
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