! FRESH ON THE
i
k
CELERY, TOMATOES, LETTUCE f
PARSLEY. WATER CRESS,
BELL I>EPPER5
HORSE RADISH, CABBAGE, APPLES
ORANGES, BANANA5. LEMONS
C. W. Ask & Sons
J.
4
T
f t t I E ? ! M
....Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS,
CAPS; SHIRTS. HOSE.
NECKTIES. SWEATER
COATS. UMBRELLAS.
SHOES .PACS. ARC
TICS. RUBBERS, ETC.
If r?? purcb? t anrthlnc tor*
U>at iiilll you compiet* ?aU?u
rvtkm w* want r*>o cow and t?ll
us, anj rir* us a cfeaaoe to ' mak#
c\xvl." Tliat"# the way built
u a itradr trad*. No matter how
ro? are to *f fuaranta#
to rVwM* yo*L TRT US.
Tonv Dortero & Son? 421 Broadway
J. IKUTA
V *\ : ' ? K* \
JEWELER
WATCHES
\ND CLOCKS
Curio*. Ivory Carving*
Indian Banket*
CN:N* AND CVT Cl_\5vS
(Vlvtal #"?t. S ?.?>? iV
? r M Roe-?
MmI CV.4^- ? profnp? .-a?*
Best Meals
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCc
DINNER
Lodging
Everything O.Mn an 5
Fir*? - i?
Filth Avenue nr?i B;>v?*i*vay
ROYAL
i S r s a it> L 3 c| d - v j
AJ3 Wort Guar^ateej Shf?rt J
?>0?? Proaiptir
!
j ?
J will c*Il and <J*}iv*r \
PMO*E
? I
t ?
Draper & Co.
Acvoti For
E*$TV*N kcoak supplies
PHOTOGRAPHERS
nni-<- tnc done for tfco^p ?
"icw* th* bctfcc*."
Pttil lir? of Ftta*. MaUw ?n?5 ri*.
H"
Vail or - ^ c?ref?ll? at**n?3e?i to.
\airwai
Draper A C?, P. O. 8c* "G**
SfcHira-ay. AlMkn.
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?
Gold A SU*?r ?l M
GoM. Sflir A Co w*r .. ? ?
a?4 MURajt Twta.
SO C*>l?mK?* St. SeattW
ww t-n
v CHRISTMAS
v CANDY ....
V Finest IVvx Oan-iv ntr brought
! to J-kas^ay
! k v.i kin.H <*f Cry?f?;- d Fruit - ?j
j * lit* itelicKw* ?
j Ml k r*1* M dm T!>;? MMM ?
\S V+ f
I Kaitc\ ' - m ??? s- k .?'. art- %
p tor ?.1?r?si ma? Ptwenis. ^
V K?nt forcvt the number ,
' 420
^ BROADWAY. N*?r Fifth 1 ^
jTony Dortero's v
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Fivm U-.ts date oa all calls inter.d
: si for Henry ftWeittd, the Ituie
, ?onde?t Expressman shoaM bo made
| -<? c^vrTi F.x 1 7S> and tout caJJ * iU
f ircnr^: ,i !<? attention. He a*
- -L,r.u<\i his office ft the Doash
? O ,sw Jwe.
GSO'O REDUCTION SALE
The rac> Tra'.n I* no* seliias ??
i?i* lot of v.ood Good* i; reduced
prices as tber are itettinp too old to
* >ld ard s? :i at a profit Tour*,
tf. Herman Grlaim
Rottled rale Rainier. Wue Rlbbor
suid Otympla Peer for sale at the
tv?rti ot Trad*. tf. I
1? nil W IT'IH1"1 ? III
DON"" F=^OG
r" ?? yob't' o?v v. i hvt?
H. Hartwigscn
Succewor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
Oiears Tobacc ?
Srn^^erc Amicus
Stationer anfi F v >
?n^ T -?c*< '
laRSK CiaCTL-ATlN
nect.rnivr, i.atkft
Mfimicr *ook?
v*i;?iisks. N?:wsrArKt> ?sp
OTHKH TKJITODICALS
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
<mi SUaft No s. crater na,t vin*?
. ?t lAtfnmtvh. tv alffkeM cra-1*
! tom*oU coal of ail the R c tWd*
riXCO CaRBON
?~?-fe>H Comb<tt3(>? I nlform H*
Urtt Art i
O* arij aft* July lat, ill# ?
\ali off"* til* selertM a
r?4?< a* ftUlowa ?
Vubie S<.i gwied a-vl s?"-' $!.? to
^-remnhv#* < ?artej> t. "
? (tvfc* 7. "
price* tBchide dftjlrarr
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
*?LE SELLING aatNTS
?? 1# Svacwav. aiasta.
TALK OF ME TOWN
This is the second installment of our stock reducing sale,
all prices quoted last week are continued, which means a
general reduction from 1-3 to 1-2 throughout our store.
If you don't see advertised what you want, "ask for it"
Stunning Valves in Ladies 1 ailor
Made Suits , Top Coats and Shirt
Waists , Skirts specially priced for
you at from 1-3 to 1-2 their value
$2V.50 Itlack Sortr?> Suit. M< ? ;i ???? Tri I now
$22.50 Navy Sorer Slut. 8cU Tlinntd now
$17.50 lOaok Servo Suits H: rlTi " ? ? <
$26.50 Grey Sor^e Suit. r>; stt n Ti in <1 now
$lv 50 Hlick Serjje Suit. !"*.?:?>? -1 S .1 now
$17.75 Novelty Grey Suit 1 <1 n
SIS' T."> Grey Chock Si it Hi v >n Ti i ? ?
$24. Novelty Gray Striped Smt Button Trittnycd now
$18.50 BIop Gray Suit >i? il ( ?H?r now
$27.50 Grey Suit with S ? i 1? <t i >1' ir no\
$.4 Grey Suit. Mam sh ? t new
$17.7:
$14.
$1 1.75
$13.
si A. .Vi
s.** 7r>
$10.50
Similar reductions on L i
rain coats
nd Children* cloth coat-* and
Special in White Good Department
90e I size sheet* only R0c
75c full sizo sheet only 50c
Peqnotlarjfe size pillow slip* 3 for T>Oc
Full s >.o Imck tow< Is worth *2 to ?:l.r>0 a dozen now $1.40
to $2.35 a dozen
I? <1 spreads worth from ?3 to $5.50 s ilc price . $2 to $3 fi5
I' 4 PfHjflOt sheeting roeiilar 15c now 30c
3 4 Pequot sheetinjf regular 35c now 25c
Ladies Underwear 1-3 to
1-2 Les than Value
Just a few silk Petticoats left, your
choice for 50c on the dollar
THIS WEEK
Coles Hot Blast
Wood Heaters
KovrnUr
)1 4 now
$1* now
now
Coles Coal
KcquUr
$l?.r>0 now
$1? now
$1- now
now
J;?:* now
$>
$10
$14
Heaters
Stationary News
3 X Envelopes 3 packages for 20c
Highland linen envelope 2 packages
for 25c All box papersand tablets 1-3 off
15c a dozen for Alaskan, Comic, and
Motto Post Cards
Washington Birthday Novelties
Ch r\ tr.c flaps, ;?nd mi nature busts
of Wa^hinjrton
Read sonic and don't
talk about yourneijfh
bors; it will cost you
less.
$1.50 Lates Copy
rights this week
$1.15 75c editions
50c
Stove board and Stove
Sundries 1*3 off
At IfiAki&B
STORE CLOSES AT EIGHT
P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS
SEWS FROM II
'short breezy news items
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
Vakk>z declares It is To mites
earcr the Yukon river than ar>
v th?f coast city.
Seward women point with pride t<>
liie fact that they cleaned up ll.TS.'
at a recent church bazaar.
A specimen ?f gold quart"., taker
from the CiifT mine new Y&ldez, is
on exhibition at a Seattle hotel It
is saM to he worth J 1.000 a ton
Captain James K. GuptiU. formerl: ;
with the Pacific Coast Steamship con?
;?any. Is the commander of the steam
*r Al-Kt. now back on the Alaska
run.
Petersburg's women's club is the
only dob of women workers In Alas
ka. Polities are there discussed as
freely by the women a? by anyone
The steamship Al-Ki celebrated her
return to Alaskan waters by crash
ing throueh a \Yranjrell dock and go
in.e up on the beach Jhsj as she
i>?ed to do
Vrnm Washington comes an or<;.-r
'o discontinue the Tread wejl postoff; 0
and make all mail for the mines con^a
thrmtch the rKwgias office, situated
"early a mile from Tread well Con- 1
-ration.
U te announced that the steamship
Vdrobal Sampson, of the Alaska Pa
cific company, which ha* been on the
Seattle- San Pranrlsoe r^itte. wiM re
t?m to the Ataska service. aallinc
ftxwn Seattle on March 5.
Sitka waa go delighted to see the j
??*??? ?rr
Al-Ki on her first trip under the new
ownership, that they welcomed her
n tth a braa* band on. her arrival,
s hool * Mjoufscd In honor of
'he occa*; .n and the day was made
The A. \Y. Thomas Co, of Ketchi
kan, report that they now have an
other 2,*0 ton* of dr?r salt herring
r n.'.y for shipment on the next ste?n>
er. The run ?f herring continue*
; od. ??> j xxj a s* hool be ing surrouri
c 1 one day thl? week, that the seine
i irted, losing the entire catch. There
s ev?ry probability that the run will
: -ontmue until the latter part of
j March or the beriming of April.
| The Trea Uell club bar.d surprised
he town of Douglas by a visit. They
played lively airs in front of most of
i he business houses. The street was
rowded with spectatcrs who showed
their appreciation by applauding the
band after each selection. The band
mnoumM that this 'nouM be the
f rst of the o;>en-?ir simmer concerts.
rreMy fair for Ahok* ? open *'r
concerts in February.
The editor of the Star revived a
htter test week from H. W. Vance,
formerly general manager of the Con
rad mining property. When the let
ter was written Mr. Vance, accom
panied by his wife, wiis In Missouri,
where their little daughter, Vida, is
att?*idin? school. Mr. Vance stated
that h<? was leaving in a few days
f->r South Vmerlca to inspect a min
is proportion. As lie still has tn
! crests in Southern Y nkon It is hop- '
?d he will conclude to ret?irn at some
future time.
A democratic territorial convention
has been called to convene at Vai
tle*. Alaska, on FV!dai\ March 29th.
'flS. at the hour of ten o'clock In
the forenoon of said day, for the pur
pose of nominating a candidate for
delegate to congress, selecting ?1x
delejrate* to attend th>? national dem
ocratic convention to be held In Bal
timore. Maryland, June 2">. 3912, elect
ing nine members of the next terri
v**l central C'-,''THittee, and trans
acting such othef bnslisess a* may pr
perly come before said convention.
The primaries tor thi? selection of
t1olfca><? to (ho above convention will
be heM on Tuesday. FVb. 20th, 1912.
nrt<1 nirnb??r nf delegate* appor
ti'iTK'ti to <v h precinct In th?> First
Dn Mon ii> fts follow*: Juneau. 10;
IXniula?. 10; Skatrwfty, 3; TreadwelJ.
; Wnwutoll, 3; Sitka. 3; Silver Bow.
1; llaine*. 2. Peton?b*rnf, 1; Tenakci\
1 : Hoo- ah. 1 : Kllli-onon, I ; Cifcha?of.
1; Ketchikan. 7; Snlwr, 4; Reaver
[ Fans 3. n?r?*nTi*, I; total fifty.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
r, \XATIVE RROMO QuiaJr,#. Oi? world
*M? CoJd and Grtj> remedy r?moT??
cans**. Call f?r full n*m?. Look for
ii^nature E. W. GROVE. He.
J-Yo?h h?H '?Sam t?* at th? Boanl
I of Trad*.
rxac? II II??? ? M?
When in Skdgway Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. 3. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS.
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE 8UPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk tnii Cr?i?w from our own Jm ??y Dairy.
R ATF-S? CONflSTKNT WITT! THR BFST SERVTCB
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
SKag'way Alaska
1