We Carry in Stock
A Complete Line of
SCHILLINGS BEST CELEBRATED
Teas Coffees Spices
Extrcts and Baking Powder
"Nuff Said" See Window Display
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Spring and Summer Showing of the
Royal Tailor's Fashions for Men.
Suits and Overcoats, made to your particular measure and
selection of Style from the latest weaves and fabrics of the
Worlds Greatest texile mills. This service costs you no more than
what you are accustomed to pay for ready-to-wear Clothing.
T^/^DT'E'D/^ & CAM "Intun® w,th Human race
UUlY 1 Li\U U and good Clothiers for Men."
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY 5TANKH. Prwwtor
F«f 14 Tnri W« H*»t 5«ned saly
The Best in the Markets
u4 t»i*j it is tk«
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmoaico of Alaska
H.M. Hartwigsen
DEALER IX
CIGARS. TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
Large vftipmont of El Iaflnto
dear Havana cigars, Just re
Try thru.
Large circulating library, including the
latest copy write book*, Maguin**.
Newspaper* and other periodicals' Fin:
line of Stationary.
Take "PuroTa" SODIUM PHOS
PHATE and your liver a ahake.
for Salt by Keller L'roa. Drug Co
"Luxor" Toilet Roqualtse art a
luxury. Keller Brctn®r», SkM-way
JUDGE JENNINGS
DID NO! COME
According to information given to
the Daily Alaskan a few days ago
Judge R. W. Jeunlngs of the Dis
trict Court of this division was to
have come up from Juneau on the
Humboldt this moruing for the pur
pose of giving a hearing in the
Board of Trade saloou license case,
out for some reason His Honor
failed to reach here, although H.
Smith, attorney for the petitioners
against the granting of the license,
has been here for two or three days
gathering up evidence in support
of his clients' allegations.
CHANGE TONIGHT AT THE
MOVIES.
Pathe Weekly Xo. 36 Education
al.
Collection of Pearls—A comical
experience of a gem collector—Se
lig flilm—comedy.
The American Priucesa—Featur
ing Alice Joyce aa the Princess—
Kalem film. Good drama.
Finnegan—A meritorious Essan
ay comedy.
Music by Mrs. Stanton.
THE NUGGET MOVIES.
Broadway Near Thlnl.
Only One "RROMO QUININE."
I To get the genuine, call for full
[name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN
| LNE. Look for signature of E. W.
| Grove. Cures a Cold in One day.
| 25c. J _
ACROSS THE LINE
Mrs. Ella LoBaron Glasier of
Casselton, North Dakota, offers a
reward of $500 for information of
her brother, Frank LoBaron, if
alive, or for liuforuiation concern
ing his death and burial if he is
dead. He was last heard from in
the lower Yukon country in 1908
when he was at St Michael on his J
way to the Anvik rivor country.
Thu caterpillar traction drove a
snow-plow to the foot of th"e" lake
a few days ago making a good trail
over the river and lake. A number
of ship carpenters were taken as I
far as Lower Lebarge on their way
to the company's ships ways at
Hootalinqua where they will get
a number of steamers in shape for
launching. Gum Smith rail his auto
on the icb to a point four miles
dcwu the lake Monday, making the
round trip in three hours.
Jack Oliver with his wife and
little child arrived in town Wed
nesday of this week from their
two roadhouses out on the Kluane
trail where they have beeu since
last fall. Mr. Oliver says the road
house business on that route was
not very good the past wlnterr-i
many of the travelers having tent3
ard cooking outfits with them. Mrs.
John Warne and son Howard will
arrive in about a week fTom Stony
Creek on the Kluane trail where
Mr. Warne put up a roadhouse last
fall. The latter will remain in that
locality during the summer, having
a number of buildings 'o construct
for Harry Chambers.—From the
Whtehorse Star of April Srd.
How dear to our hearts are^the
sad days of Springtime, when the
annual house cleaning recurs to
our view, when we sleep on the
sofa and eat off the mantle, in an
atmosphere strongly suggestive of
glues; we think of the stove-pipe,
the soot that cnrne with it and
sweet expressions so fluent and
fine but the saddest and most bit
ter of all recollections is the dusty
old carpet that hung on the line.
Oh, that dusty old earpet, that
rusty old carpet, that musty old
carpet that bung on the line! We
remember how, armed with a lithe
flagelator. in the morning wq, blith
ely advanced to the fray, in the
muscular pride of our l.eart, little
dreaming that cleaning tnat carpet
would take the whole day; we
sweat and we kicked and our hand
badly blistered, while the sun lent
his countenance, warmly benign,
but the harder we pounded the
more it was needed by that dusty
old carpet that hung on the line.
Oh, that dusty old tarpet, that
musty old carpet that rusty old
carpet that hung on th-» line!
Coi recting the Judge.
"Ho 1 understand you to say," asked
the judge. "that his remarks were
acrimonious':"
"N". judge, your Imiinr:-1 didn't siiv
that. 1 said he just swore at me I
ain't ngoln' to claim that he done what
he didn't do."— Birmingham Age-Her
ald.
There are people who do not know
bow to waste ;heir time aloae, and
bence become the scourge of busy peo
pie.- l">e Bonald.
Now Is the Time to Pay Particular
Attention to Your Complexion
We ha76 the largest line of Toilet Articles in Skagway- Soaps,
Perfumery- Toilet Waters, Talcum Powders, Face Powders,
Cold Creams, and all accessories for the Toilet Table.
The
Favorite
Columbia
Grafonola
$50
Sold for three years throughout the States to more people
than any other instrument. It is the favorite in name, price
and terms. Drop in and ask us to tell you all about it
Hear It. See It. Buy It.
Bring Us Your Films
Our Finishing Department will get the most from every
exposure and our Kodak Department will gladly assist
you to still better picture results.
Prompt Attention Given to All Orders
The
SEATTLE-PRICE
DRUG STORE
KELLER BROS.
DRUG CO.
The
SEATTLE-PRICE
DRUG STORE
The Grand Promoter
He W«i Almost Out Whai Luck Turned
By M. QUAD
Copyright, 1914, by Associated lit
erary Press.
It was almost a zero temperature in
Jils office when the grand promoter got
down there the other morning.
For half an hour he tried to build a
fire with sawdust and an o*d derby
hut, but It was no go.
If he went up to the dentist's office
to get warm lie would be dunned foi
$3 borrowed money.
That morning at the table the land
lady had glared at blm.
He must come down with the cash
or skip.
Hi' was played out at every free
lunch place within a mile.
Never before In his career as a grand
promoter and a grand deadbeat bad
lie been so close to a desperate situ
ation. He felt that he had been wrong
■••d. He felt that he was a victim to be
pitied. . J
In :i drawer of his three legged deck
■was an old revolver. He had bought it
of a junkman for 15 cents, and he
had made use of it to menace his
• lotbes c.caner wheu that person came
up and stood iu the door and shouted
out:
"\<iti owe u:e ?•», una n you uou i
p.-iv him on|t I shall lmve you In prison
in two nilnits!"
A sight of the deadly pistol bud al
ways seut the cleaner downstairs on
t lu* jump and saved the major'8 dig
nity. hut shouldn't It be UNed for a dif
ferent purpose uow?
The major placed the muzile of the
weapon to his ear and shuddered.
lie npcne.l his uiouth. thrust the phr
1 il into the cavity and sighed.
lie held it against bis heart and
« onntod t wenty ami—didn't pull tht
trigger!
"No, no; J will live on!" he exclaimed
as the pistol was replaced and be
*tood up.
"That's right, old rooster!" exclaim
ed a hearty voice at the door, and the
major turned to behold a jolly face®
stranger.
"What can I do for you, t<lr?"
•■( Jive sympathy and help to a brother
in trouble."
"Were you about to commit suicide?"
"I was."
"in hard luck?"
"The hardest kind."
••]>ou't do it. major. I eame In here
two months ago with only ?3 left I
liad determined to take n desperate
chance—that is, to invest my last shil
ling with you. Von sold me some sil
ver *tiwk at 3 cents oil the dollar. You
t«)id it would soon be worth !M1."
"But 1 was deceived." replied the
major, who expected a blowing: up.
"Vou mean you lied to me—lied Uke
:t troo|ier. But don't get nervous o*er
it. 1 have called to thank you.''
"Vou—you have!"
"Yes. sir. 1 have sold that stock at
par!"
"And—aud as 1 put you on to a rood
thing you have come to divide?"
"Xixv on the divide, major; just ncy
thanks."
"But you have made thousaudsl" wu
wailed.
"Ilad ti» or bust."
"Vou ought to give me $1,000."
"I have to take a trip around the
world."
"Say $.">00. then."
"1 go to see about a castle on the
Hhlne. major. Tn. ta!"
Major Crowfoot's legs save under
Mm. but lie wabbled to the desk aud
brought out that old revolver.
It should be death this time.
The grim grimmest of deaths.
He had had a fortune In his hands
and let it go to another.
Ilani; on? Of what use when the
world had given him the boot? No, be
would not hang on. He would be found
dead In bis chair, and his suicide
should lay heavy on the conscience of
those who had picked on hi in and
driven him to a rash act.
The major had the muzzle to bis ear
again and was wondering if It made
any difference which ear received the
fatal bullet when a wonwn> vole*
cried out:
"Hold, rash man—hold!"
"I will not!" ^<4
"You must!"
"I am ruined and can no longer face
the world."
"Major Crowfoot, don't you recognise
my voice? Tut down that Immoral
weapon and turn your face tills way."
"My landlady!" he gasped M lie
obeyed her.
"Relieve me!" ; ■
"But you gave me the cold glare Oils
morning."
"1 did aud was sorry for it Ave min
utes Inter. You owe me about $90,
but should a landlady worthy of a
name glare about a trilie like that?"
"But I can't pay It!" despairingly an
nounced the major.
"No one asks you to. Room and
board with me right along for the
next two years and nothing will be
said about the bill."
"Mrs. Clawhammer, you can't mean
it!"
"That's the sort of a woman I am.
And there will be porterhouse steak
for you at every dinner."
"Am 1 ulive or dead?"
"As lively as a cricket, major, and
please take this $20 aud use It as your
best judgment dictates."
"I certainly am dead and in para
dise."
"And come to diuuer early, toajor.
anil change your seat to the head of
the table."
And when she had departed the ma
jor kicked over the rusty old stove,
broke the backs off the two chairs and
flew down to a lunch place he knew
of and ordered three pork sausage#
well done.
House Cleaning'
Season Is at Hand
and we are prepared to supply your needs
„ A Complete Stock of
i Wall Paper
Floral and Conventional Designs
Abo Plain and Ingrain and
Oatmeal Papers
At Right Prices
BASS-HEUTER
" Complete Line of
Household Paints
Aid Enamel
Carter's White Lead
. , Boiled Linseed Oil
TURPENTINE
Floor and Furniture Varnish
Wild's Printed and Inlaid Linoleum
O'Cedar Mop
And Polish
O'Cedar mops can be adjusted to
any position and can be used for
iweeping, dusting all wood work
and linoleum floors. ("The Time
Saver.')
Liquid Veneer
Gives a Beauty tad Newness
Obtainable in No Other Way
It leaves a perfectly dry, beautiful
surface, never duop, greajy or
sticky.
Congoleum for Rug Borders
L. A. Harrison Company
'Phone 55
STORE CLOSES AC 8 I'. M. EXCEPT 8AT1TRDAF, HP. X.
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT.
Results of the observation taken
at Moore'B Wharf at midnight last
uight, is as follows:
Temp, ttme SSservatiou .. 35 above*
Max. preceding 24 hrs .. 54 above
Mln. " " . 33 above
Mean " " ' 44 abt<ve
Barometer 30 38 Clear, Calm.
After several weeks' confine
ment from the serious injuries he
received from a heavy door falling
Upon him Geo. Dedman of the Gol
den North is around on the street,
again.
Location Notices at Dally Alashuu
Popular Picture
Palace
Ju*t off Broadway on Fifth Ave.
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT S PROGRAM *
The Trap. J
The Repeater.
Women Left Alone.
The Cabby and the Demon.
Four Good Ones. • 'J
Doore Open at 8 p. ni.
8how Begins at 8:30 p. m.
Admission, children 10c, Adults,
I ' ^
J. IKUTA
MANUFACTURING
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China and Cut Glass
Official Watck Inspector for the
W. P. & Y. Route
Mail Orders given prompt care
THE ALASKA GRILL AND CAFE
CHAHLKV—- —JOHX
KARAMAN & CLECAK
PROPKI hTORS
i w.' i... COBNER •'
THIRD AVEKUE AND
BROADWAY
Skagway's Newest and Finest Restaurant
Where You Can Get What You De«ire
Cooked and Served as it Should Be
We Make a Specialty of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties
\ refined and comfortable place for a supper after the show or
dance—service in cozy private booths if desired
fcKNU THE "ALASKAN" HOME TO THE STATES. IT WILL SAV.
YOU A LOT OF LETTER-WWTINQ
Smoke the —
€i flrabe
Cigar.—
We also carry a full line of
5C1GARS. PIPES, CANDY.
FRUIT, ETC
Tony Dortero's
For Sale!
LOT 33 X 60 FEET, AND
WAREHOUSE, Qth AVENUE
NEAR STATE STREET,
$50.00.
SOME CHOICE BUILDING
LOTS.
IT IS CHEAPER TO BUY
THAN TO PAY RENT.
COME AND SEE ME.
Phil Abrahams, Agt.
bonded Whis*rjr«—Ulboon, Moun
Vunon and Belmont. The beet of
Peer—Blue Ribbon, Budweiaer and
Pnle Rinier, at the llaecot, Tele
phone 87 **
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Cures a Cold fa One Day, C«4pbi 2 Daya,