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'?SEA FOODS.
"Rrinivce Salmon 20 \ 30
? Clams 15 At 25
? Oystcn 25 & 45
? Shnmp. 20 ?c 30
? Lob slm 40
Underwood Clam Chowder I 1
Minced Sea Clams I 5 \ 20
McMenanim Crkbs (Ige) 50
Pdrity Brand Crab* 25
Norwejftan h i*h Rail* (lge) 40
Per Tin Per Tin
B * M F?h Flake* (Ige) 20
P fi. W Brook Trout 25
C & B Kippered Herring 35
C & B Yarmouth Bloaters 45
Boothi Cre?cenl Sardine* 25
Albert Roche Sardines 20
King Oscar Sardioei 3 for 50
Imported Anchovies 50c per keg
Smoked Chinook Salmon 30c lb
Taney Salmon Belies 20c lb
No. I Norway Mackrra! average size 25c
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON T FROG
Ub'm* Y<*u't? Got 80 Cknts
H. Hartwigsen
8ncv?Mor to
W. W. BOUQMTON
OKAI.KU IN
Oigars T obacco,
Smokers' A-ticles,
Stationer and Pish
?n? Tackle
lAttk.K JlKiX' M'lNtf GIHHAKY
!!WLPIM*J ! VTICST .TOPY
IIIOHTKD BOOK*
M AQAEINW, J?KW9PAP?1W ANT)
OTRK* PRHIODICALS
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Pr?fKfetor
Far 14 Thh W* Han Wr*J ?if
The Best in the Market*
u 4 t*4a? it >? Ik*
Most Popular Elating
House in the North"
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
I
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
I BY THE WORK HE DOES
Our 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 \as been
started and fountains will add lovliness.
f +
+ Our Bar Goods are none of them 4.
a Less than from 7 to 14 years old +
*
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
+ I
# Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drink. sj
J THE PACK TRAIN BAR *
^ HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway ^
+ + + + + + + + + 4- + + + + + + T + + + + + + + +
THE SEATTLE P0ST INTELL1GENCER
Seventh Annual Bargain Day
February 28th, 1913
I'nexcelled Combination Offers of High-Claas Migaiinee
ottrr So. i: ,?V mi iui ) Bargain
Good Housekeeping or Hearsi ? Magaslne. gl.50 /
i State which one! w 7 **
Post-Intelligencer
Total Regular Price 87 .50
$5.25
Offer No. 2: Regular Price.
Unci* Remus' Magazine $1.00
The Family Magazine 16 I Bargain
"om* lfeu ?" ( Day Rat*
Farm 4 Home.. 60 > * _ _
Agricultural Epltomlst 25 I (PC |ii|
Poet-lnteUlgencr 0.00 I tJjtJevrVJ
Total Regular Price 18.60
Offer ><*. 8: Regular Price \
The Westerner 6 -60 ) Bargain
The Ranch 60 f Day Rate
The Pactflc Poultry man 60 /ft j rv s\
Post-lsislllgencer 6< 00 ^ Ual
Total Regular Price |7 60 '
Offer Xo. 4:
Poet-Intelligencer. Regular Price. Bargain Day.
Dally and Sunday 10.00 94. 50
Dally only I without Sun.) . . 4.00 3*50
Sunday only I. SO 2.00
All magaslne offer* Include on* year's subscription to each iragaalne
mentioned In each offer.
Offers on magazine* cannot be spilt The combination* ar* exactly a*
stated
Ba *ur* and Mate In offer No 1 whether Hearst's or Good Housekeeping
Is Seal red.
Offers 1. r and t Include Dally and Sunday editions of the Post-tntelll
geacer by mall only. Whirt delivery by ageot Is desired outside of Seattle
add Me te all offer*.
Be *ore and mention offer number.
The Poet- Intelligencer I* "Washington * Best N*w*raper " It Is the
oaly Seattle Sunday paper carrying Associated Preee dUpatehea If y?u
want the news, t?t Post-fntelllgencsr Hurryl The Bargain Day
?rice I* for oae day only. Mntiy SSl ISIS.
GRAND REDUCTION S ILK
t*e Pack Train U now selling a
?lf lot of Oood Goods at reduced
krteea u they are getting too old
M Hold and Nil at a profit, Youjt,
tf Herman Grimm
?. > Wrlgkt haa koaaea .'or rent.
ftr*toke? ?
SMOKERS ATTENTION * I
Harold ?uooeaaor U
W. W. BoucMoq. h*a taken U>*
vwnoy for Um Ju?Cy funoua
EL INF1NTTO CLEAR
HAVANA CIOARS.
4,000 Just r?c*lred from th? fac
tory at Tamp*, n*. If jxm want th?
be* don't tall to flra thea? good*
a trial.
4 Pwelvk
Persorialj
The Curacao will sail from SMt>
le tomorrow, bringing her Into
3kagway on the iOth.
Mr and Mra. Charles Cart wright's
ittle boy "Chubby" fell off a Chair
raster day and broke hta arm.
St Valentine's Dance tomorrow
light at the Whlto Paas club by
he White Past Athletic Asaorla
lon. Remember that.
Mlsa Bernice Dahllne, who ap^nt
he pu*t two or three months In
Minneapolis, arrived home on the
May last evening.
A. C. C'aien, general auditor of
he White Pass, arrived In the city
aat night on the May for a buvt
iess inspection of the system
P. R. Murray, chief blacksmith
or the R. Y. N., arrived from
iVhltehorse yesterday morning and
will leave for home again tomorrow,
tie is accompanied by his young aon.
WANTED: Man with good repu
atlon In his vicinity to sell the
Taylor Porta We Steel Derricks Jno.
. Taylor, 1034-36 W. 1-ake Street,
Chicago, III. 1-t
Mr. F.. A. Ironside, customs col
ector of Dawson, accompanied by
lis mother Mrs. Ironside, arrived
'roiu the south last night and left
his morning over the White Pass
Tor their home
J. B. Burrlll, mining expert from
S"?w York, who visited the White
lorse copper district, in company
vlth Mining Engineer Mellen, last
summer, arrived on the May and
eft this morning for a further In
?l>eoUon of the mining conditions in
hat district. Rumor haa It tha~
he development work Is showing up
lomcthing remarkably good
The Princess May arrived last
evening at 7 o'clock bringing the
'ollowlng first class passengers for
Jkugway: O. W l.arken. A Muir.
A. Ironside. A. C. Cheln, Miss
>ahllne, H>. Dubler, E. J. Marmon,
Mrs. Ironside, R. J. Thames, Mrs
Herpinger. J I^eonard, Mrs R T
l.unch, one Japanese, and five sec
jnd clasa passengers
Mr. S. Coulter of Whltehorse
>tm? over yesterday accompanying
:he body of C. M. KeUy. the man
*ho >u killed in the triple tragedy
U Smith'! roadhous?> a few days
igo AH that is mortal of the late
"Pop" Kelley is now in the hands
>f the undertaker being prepared
tor shipment to Nova Scotia, his
former home. Mr. Coulter will
leave in the morning to resume his
lutiea 'n the office of the White
Pass at Whltehorse
\ LANK A COM. CO. GUARS
Mllil'IONH; GOV'T UHKS
Washington, Feb. 13 ? The spec
al committee appointed to study
uid report on the seal herds of
iterin^ sea since the government
ook over Alaska from Alaska, f II
>d its report several days ago.
rhlch is a bitter arraignment of
he government and its lax, If not
lishonest, methods.
The report covers the pant 40
ears since 1870, and shows that
he government has actually lost
hirty million dollars in money paid
>ut for guarding the herds with
he revenue service, maintaining a
torde of special agents and acien
iflc expei is
In 1870, the report says, the
lerd numbered four and three-quar
er million seal and in the year
1910 this magnificent herd had
lwindled down to 133,000 animals,
during 20 years of this period the
Alaska Commercial company had
nade a net profit of $18,000,000
>ut of the sealing Industry
This condition of affairs only re
ers to the seal rooking on the
^Ibiloff islands.
FHH?rO BANTAM IV NIGHT
t,(>SKS TO tUTENKO
Lot An gsles, Feb 11 ? After
fighting tbe full twenty round*. Id
which th*r? ?m ?om??thlug Join*
from th? start, Johnny Outenko
won out with a clean decision over
Kddle Cawpl. the 8an Francisco
bantom weljht
WASKKV ridictlkm at
CRANVi: <.K ?'t KlUENT
After leaving Alaska subsequent
to his discovery of the Northwest
paaaagc, Roald Amundsen rnad<>
the extraordinary prediction that
the climate of Alsska would be
come milder, and already this
prophecy seems to be verified.
Prank Waskey r?id the articles
published by Amundsen at the
time and now recalls them. The
famous explorer wrote that the
great Ice wedge which lay solid be.
twecn the Arctic and Atlantic
oceans was constantly moving eist
ward and would eventually break
away Into the Athintlc. This, h*
said, would result In a flowing cf
the Arctic waters into the Atlantic,
a rush of Bering am water Into the
Arctic and the warmer waters of the
Pacific into Bering sea. Such
would mean, according to Amund
sen, a Change for the better In Al
aska's climatic conditions The ice
wedge spoken of vss the remains
o* the solid Ice which formerly sur
rounded the poles. To the remark
able alteration that has come In our
climate Is added the fact that Ice
appeared In the Atlantic In un
usual quantities and In peculiar
conditions last yes.r, and on* re
sult of the fact wns the Ion? of the
Titanic. Mr Wasker seems to
think It mos? likely this was due
to breaking of the Ice wedge Info
the Atlantic Thi?i seems to bo a
far better explanation of the mild
ness of the climate thsn th<> story
of the change of tlie Japano?c cur
rent and has the authority of the
world's greatest etplorer. ? Nome
Nugfcet
<>>R!X>VA PARTY HKARCHlXJ
I Oil l/MT OI.IKTIMKHS
Cordova, Feb 13 No word has
yet com* from the expedition which
wu recently gent up the Bremner
river to tr?- and locate Hnrry lUp
pie and Johnny Van tderstein, who
were expected out from that coun
try not later than the first of Octo
ber, and who haw not arrived an
yet.
George Stone arid Charles May
man left Cordova a few daya ago
with a dog team to (to to the camp
of Happle and Van Iderateln and
ascertain the trouble
Happle came to the railroad last
July and pot a feir supplier, which
he took with him up the Bremner
He aaid they would come out In
September, a* they would be out of
grub by that time They have not
been heard of nor aeen alnce that
time and their friend* are worried.
A collection was laken up in Cor
dova and Stone and Mayman were
sent to the Bremner to ascertain
(he reason for their delay.
Gold was found in the Bremner
country in 1898 and many pros
pectors have gone in each year
Several placer properties have been
opened up showing good values
Both Happle and Van Iderstein
are old-timers in this section and
have been prospecting in the Brem
ner for several years
FOR SALE.
Home buyers ? Am offering I?t
3, Blk. 88, 15th St., good cottage ?
Lot 1. Blk. 85, cor. 14th St ?Two
houses, one on ench corner. See
Phil Abrahams. 3-t
Lost ? Aluminum cap for foun
tain pen. Finder please leave at
Alaskan office and receive suitsble
reward. S-t
Headlight mJj" Trousers
r UirmtppA 1>urch"*? * pair of these Headlight Trousers and
^ wear same sixty days If the cloth do* not give
lattsfactory wear, your money refunded.
Seams Guaranteed Not to Rip
If garment rips at waistband, we pay you fifty cents. If garment Hp*'
at aeat, crotch or leg seams we will pay you one dollar j
DORTERO &. SON
?EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS
Furniture Attractions I
see us
if in
need of
a
Range
Our
prices
the
lowest
Stx foot Ro*n4 *04 3?bm? Wnln*
TabUa. for** If |14 to It*. NOW
?t oo ?o mo oo
Ms foot R'xmd Oak PodoMal TaMo.
Formi-ty MS OO. VOW SIOOO . ,
MORRIS 'HAIRS |I4 00 to |I? M,
MOW *7.00 to tlOOO. . . . .
CHIFFONIERS tit 00 to llt.H,
MOW SHOO to SIS.O* . . . .
A YARIKD LINK OF WJCHIW
. . . AT t-? "FF . . .
COLKS HOr BLAST WOOD BTOTBS
?I4.V> Now W.M; ?ia.V> !f<r?
? IK uo; S-JS.M Mnor tl? 00 . . .
COLES HOT BLAST COAL STOTWI
? Ift.flO N??w none; SIMM Now
* i a.v? ? . .
L. A. Harrison Company :
Shir* rluMi at II p. m. ?rr*p< 9 p. m. *? '
SHOW TOXIUHT ? 4 RKKI.lt
Sam'* Ingratitude Bclalr.
Mixed Identities and Boo Con
it rlct or ? Bel.
Candle of Life? Amb,
Hilly * Shoes RoIax.
to dm. ? "At The MnTl??" ? an Mi
JfOTICR.
,
A generous supply of U. fl. Gov
ernment flower seeds ha* been re
ceived by the Skagway Improv"
merit Society, and Is now ready for j
free distribution at the Dully Ala*
Kan office. Residents of ths north
end can receive their seeds at the
bom* of Mrs. W. C. MrKenile The
following varieties are on hand:
Annuals: Sweet Peas, Dwarf Naa
turtlums. Phlox. Summer Cypress.
Popples, Dianthua (pinks), flwflet
Aljrssum, Marigold, Candytuft.
Biennials: Snapdragon.
Perennials: Delphlninm, Fox
glove, Aqullegia (Columbia* )
The Annuals and Rlennlala will
flower this season from sprlng
sown seed. The Perennials are
hardy, but will not flower until sec
ond season . *
The Society wants every home
owner to help In the movement to
make Skagway "Tha Flower City"
of Alaska, and all are urged to pro
cure some of these Government
seeds and help the good work along
Mrs. W. C. Rlanehard.
Chairman, Seed Distribution Com.
Th* A tat* Pawnshop In Madrid.
Mr. Rart Kennedy. In bis book. "A
Tramp in S|mln," gives an amusing sc
count of ?he Monte de Pledsa, "a pai
ace of a place." and its amenities. He
tried |o pawn a < Timers. hot In vain
The polite official*, however, oocds
???ended to take a revolver, twit would
only advance n p?-?-ts* upon It.
"The next day the money th.it I ws?
expecting mme. and I went and re
deemed the revolver All I hsd to pay
wa* 5 rentliro* (s halfpenny!. If I
had left it*' revolver there for s yeai
I would have hud to have paid no mors
The Monte de Hcdid charged no inter
e*t for amsll sum* I believe the 0
centlmo* ws* the charge for the ticks*."
His Ostiniti*fl>
"Wot's Inflated currency. Bill?"
"Dnnno 'le** It's money wot's been
blown In.*? Boston Tran*crl|?t.
HOW'I TWIST
Ws offer On a Hundred Dollars Re
wart) for any case of catarrh that mi
aot bs enrsd ay Hall * Catarrh Cera r
f. J CHKMKT * CO . Toledo. 0
Wa, ths snderalgned havs known
P. J. Cheney the past IS years.
Toledo, 0.
and believe him perfectly honorable
IB til business transactions, and fin
socially abls to carry out any oblige
Hons mads by hi* firm. Waldlng, Kin
nan * Marvin, Wholsaale druggist* o
Hall s Catarrh curs I* taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials seat free. Prion Tie.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family PUto for consU
pMtkM
COLO* CAUSC HIAOACHK
LAXATTV* RBOM O Qui sto*. ?? werU
wide Cold and 0r|? rema?? ismsiss
cam*. Call for tall sua Look for
signature B. W. GROV*. Me
Phil Abrahams
GK1KHAL ?OB*T
&OCART rcm.10
OMeat Baatn^H In Sbafvftr
K?f*Mlah*4 lift.
Corrawpondanr* g<>l1c1t?4
Best Meals
In Th? at tb?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCc
DINNER OOu
Lodging'
F>#ryth1i* Claim arxJ
T\nt CI aa? 1
Fifth Avenue near Broa?f??y
v/\f\r%rt?\#hirvr\nAr
S PIPES
from Sf tn u hlclk m f?H
purkat book ?M rwck
Wa hat* lantiwl mm *mm
of nw<r. ?n<1 tbrta hat ta M
aolj hj Chr
fV>nt forget the nnni
420 0
BROADWAY, (Nw PV*)
Tony Dortero's
ft I I 1 ? I t I I I I I I >???..
Board of Trade ;
.........Cafe ????????? x
Kitmm A fWsk A
Eveything New and First J
Class
Banowrta and Prm?? 'Dmn}
A Specially
Popular PricM
Open Day and Night I
HI I I M ?l I II 1 IM>?t