SEA FOODS
for the Lenten Season:
Salted Mackerel Salted Salmon Bellies
Salted Herring Kippered Herring
Canned Goods:
Salmon Mackeral Tuna Fish
Yarmouth Bloaters Kippered Herring
Sardines Anchovies Fish Flakes
Fish Balls in Fish Bouillon
Fried Cakes of Coalfish in Brown Sauce
Oysters Crabs Lobsters Clams Shrimps
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Why don't you get that
ROYAL TAILORED LOOK?
Vv*e olfer ROYAL Made-to-Measure
• "nits md Overcoats at $16 to $40
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN TOPICS
L. A. Krause bound for Dawsou,
I -;t t'!i the train this morning. ,
T J. it.udish, the geuin.1 White
!' ■ vv t'tikor. store keeper, dropped
i.-i for :i chat with tile business
The barber bout Peterson was
i . i ■•P. S ;ttird:'y with a i.quad of
lis luea. After tflUttCt
; bu-iuess thev cloarcd
'his j rt ior Haines.
\i-. : . Bakery bread is the stand
ard icr Skagway. Get it. 3-15-tf.
Smith, accompanied by a'
n i ci iiw men, left ior the inter- I
ior i s swrnin*. They will pro
. ' I. i:: t:.o:r arrival
to d \ :rp mining properties.
Ml'ST SKi.l. iiuu k, iitw No. S
Sxith typewriter1 fcr cash.
Cable ofiiie. 4-1-tf.
Lou - V . Lehn, eo.i>truttion ea
. r rt--1 ntirj; V.m Lelin au'l
fil hi u his work .'t
I" .t .- >ard .':ul t.ik»n passage
T; o Vi> una Bakery ior bread, cof
Icq rolls, doughnuts, pies and
U"1 J-tf.
i ; :-io.e chalked on the
club alleys ih
that 01 Mrs. II L'ngefroren at 179.
\ de W il followed with a I
if t-~$. T'.ie score of 145
• t»t i.: Mi'.-. K. Shaw, who holds J
'
\\ \»>l NiKMKNT
1 .. ttii uaounce myself as
luliti ie t\.r t;'.o office cf Town
Tr«ra*u. > r at the flection to be
.o !t!i day of April, 1916.
Re-spectfullv.
1). J. RICH
\\\t»f ACKMKNT
1 t it with a .uoutice myself as aa
INDEPENDENT candidate for the
of tic. cf TOWN" TREASURER at
•^e election to be held on the
4th d- y of April 1316. Respectfully
- -1-1. P1IIL ABRAHAMS.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I herewith. announce myself as an
INDEPENDENT candidate for the
office of Town C'leTk at the elec
tion to be held on the 4th day of
April, 1316. Respectfully,
S-Cl — J-l-2. D. McKAY.
AVholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
T03ACC0
and different articles
Won't forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KIVPS OF PIPES
I'lorn 5c to Pocket Book
NUGGET MOVIES
Broa<l»v»7, btlween 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TOXIGHX
Hearst Selig Weekly.
The Goddess.—Seventh episode.—
Two reels.
The Sheriff's Dilemma. — A Bio
graph drama.
A Fable in Slang, by Geo. Ade.
Music by Mrs. W. R. Hillery.
l'uiu!»ieiiife M 8:JW p. m.
\V. H. Nattrett, who has been
busily at work establishing a brand
iu this city for the Canadian Ex
press oo'iipany, left last night for
Juneau, where he will also open up
an office for his company.
J A. Nettles, pioneer hard
ware merchant of Skagway, was a
south bound passenger on the City
of Shuttle. Mr. Nettles will make
connections at Juueau for the Hot
Springs, where he will doctor for i
severe attack of rheumatism.
FOUND—A pair of gold bowe
glasses. Owner may have same by
oroving property and paying for his
net ice. Daily Alaskan office.
Ttiere will be a meeting of the
Parent Teacher Association on Fri
dav evening. April 7, at 8 o'clock
at the assembly hall of the public
school. Members and the public iu
general are earnestly requested to
be nresent as there is an excep
ionally interesting program in pre
paraioc.
Arthur A. Isbeii, superintendent
of constfuctiou for the Maa-coaii
wireless stations, was a passenger
on the Seattle. Whila '.a this city
he inspected the plant installed by
Mr. Kindell. He is enroute to Ju
neau, where he 'will superintend the
erection of a central station for hia
c-ompauy.
-noHBaann
Jack Keller, business manager foi
the Daily Alaskan, is th«i recipient
>f a card from G. Herman Miller,
auditor for the White Pass, an
nouncing that he is In Owen Sound,
Ontario. He reports that it is very
cold in the east and longs to get
back to dear old Skagway, the land
of eternal sunshine.
WILL MAINTAIN
DOWN TOWX OF1CE
Mr. Perry M. Hern, the nominee
of the CITIZENS PARTY for the
office ot Town Treasurer announces
thax j* elected to that position on
Tuesady neat that It is his inten
tion <o rent an office centrally lo
cated on Broadway for the con
venience of the oublic in th-e trans
action cf the business of the Town
Treasurer.
Mr. Hern is an old resident of
Skagway, well and favorably
known, and thoroughly competent t
handle all the details of the of
fice to which he has been nominat
ed. 4-1-SC
The Skagway agents for the
Eastman Kodak, Plms and supplies
• re" Keller Bros. *. tf.
BREAD
That Is:«OUR OWN MAKE
For the past winter wo hare endeavored to make) our Bread
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy our cus
tomers and give them BETTER BREAD THAN THE ORDIN
ARY.
OUR NAME IS OUR GUARANTEE and the reason for our sat
isfied patrons.
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE
OFFICERS ELECI
WILL ENTERTAIN
The newly elected officers of
Skagway Lodge No. 431, B. P. O. E.
will be installed Thursday; April
In celebration of the installation
the officers elect have issued invi
tations to a grand ball to be held
in Clk:-, Hall at niue o'clock of the
same evening..
The music has been, arranged
for, the floor will be in fine, shape
for the light tread of the dancers
and everything points to a gala
night.
The Prince John, waging its
maiden trip to 'lie northland and
beginning the service iu this coun
try for the Grand Trunk System,
I blew her salute whistle to-this port
Saturday afternoon.
It carried a full list of passen
gers from Canada and the States to
Wrangt-li, Kechikan and Juneau.
On)/ officials of the coaipmny made
the trio from Juneau to Skagway.
Mr McXicholl, assistant general
freight and passenger agent, accom
panied by his wife, were on board.
Mr. McNioholl is very optimistic
about the new adventure into Al
aska waters.
Mr. Bennett, assistant manager
with headquarters at Vancouver,
came up to make arrangements with
the customs offices. Ho was ac
companied by his wife.
The auditor for the Grand Trunk
Pacific S. S. Co., accompanied the
officials and attended his duties of
placirg the financial status of the
local offices on a permanent basis.
Captain McKenzie, who is fam
iliar with Alaskan waters acted as
pilot on the trip and Instructed
Captain Weymouth, who will have
charge of the boat, in the art of
getting through the whirlpool and
rapid runs of water.
The Grand Trunk comes to Skag
way lully prepared to enter into
commiYcial competition with its ri
val companies. ' Everything is in
readings.® for a busy season. We
welcome a new business into our
midst and trust that it will keep
pace -.v'tli the other largo companies
iu keeping up the high standard of
transportation. ^
A WOIU) TO VOl'KltS
Notwithstanding all that has been
published to the contrary, VOT
ERS should vote FOIi THE ADOl'
1 ION OF THE SECTIONS, lor by
so doii.g you reserve to yourselves
the rUrht to say who shall occupy
tile elective offices, and not let one
Person occupy them all.
It you do not vote for the adop
tion of the sections, in a short time
you will all regret it, now is tha
time to exercise your rights, and
play fair, give every one a fair
and equal showing, and don't be led
astray by what has beeoi published.
Let us all vote for the adoption.
4-3-11. PHIL ABRAHAMS.
FOB YOUR BENEFIT
CertaA trades and occupations
are hard on the kidneys. Railroad
men, farmers, mail carriers, police
men, expressmen, laboring men, etc.
ar9 especially liable to kidney and
bladder trouble. All these will find,
prompt relief and help from the use
of "PUROLA" Kidney Pills. Should
they fail to benefit, return them to
ynur dealer and the full retail price
paid will be refunded. Price 50c.
Specify "PUROLA!" Sold by Kello
Biv.j Drug Co.
Tre Vienna Bakery has re-opened
for business and Max will be glad
to see all his old customers again.
3-15-tf.
LETTERS REMAINING IN
SKAGWAY I'OSTOFFICE
List of letters remaining un
claimed at this ostoffice for month
e' March. 1916:
Hannihan, Mr. Jim
James, William
Davis, Mr. Lewis
Roberson, Mr. Iran A.
Romingen, Mr. Thorvald
Snider, Mr. W. D.
Stolt, James E.
M. CONWAY, P. M.
Wi'Ji all the improvements com
pleted, the Vienna Bakery is again
at youi service with the finest
bread, pies and pastry. 3-15-tf.
JLOXti C.UtKlOK WAS SUCUKSS
(Continued from page 1)
quire the information sought and
•o assist those making inquiries for
los» loved ones.
Assi>cd By Wile
The excellent service Tendered by
-Mr. Kiudeli would nut have been
oossible had it not have been for
the help of his wife. Mrs. Kindell
hag been personally interested iii
the jh curate service to paticns of
the office. She has taken her time
at night, morning and noon to be
ou duty. By this combination of
personal service the Skagway office
has equalled that of a first and
second class postoffic?, although
it .:o ouly of tha third class. Never
has a mail delivery received at
night or Sunday been allowed to re
main undistributed. Always, with
in a lew hours after, the arrival of
tl.e train or boat, it hag been pro
perly distributed and in many in
stances, the delivery window has
b^en opened for the accommodation
ihe residents of Skagway.
For the last several years Mr.
Kindell hag interested himself in
wireless telegraphy. At his own ex
pense he has equipped a wireless
satiou, which has l;< p' Skagway in
toucL with the outside world when
the L\ Military cable office was
closed or out of commission. He
h:id kept the people informed as
to the hour of the arrival of boats,
the number of passengers and- its
geuersl condition, through his abili
ty *o operate a wiroless.
Largo AfiiuniiiUuiccKhip
la leaving this offico Mr. Kin
dell shows some signs of regret,
tor during his lou^ term of years as
| P'-stmaster lie lias letn in daily
[contact with the people o£ Skagway.
Ho lias learned to know them all.
U.j expressed his siucerest thanks
to the people for all their kindness
es and says that he will miss the
hearty smiles, and also tiie ploos
and grouches of tl'c&e who preferred
to enter their protests.
Skngway Permanent Heine
Ijo not think that tile Kindolls
have not planned for the future—
for during the times i ley wtre wait
ing the blowing of the whistle of
an aoproaching steiunor, they
planned to take a trip to the sunny
south. A few months will bo spent
in resting up, free 1'ioju all care
as to v. hetlier or not a hoat is due
to arrive orr depart, mid then they
will be off for their holiday. After
spending a few months in the south
they will go home. When asked
"Where that might be," the former
postmarkr -responded with a look
e^ surprise, "Why Skagv/ny, of
course."
DON'T MISTAKE
THE CAUSE
Many People llave Kidney Trouble
and Do Not Know It.
Do you have backache?
Are you tired aud worn out?
Feci dizzy, nervous and depress
ed?
Are the kidney secretions irregu
lar?
High colored: contain sediment?
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weat kidneys give warning of
distress.
Heed the warning; don't delay—
Use a tested kidney -remedy.
Read this convincing testimony.
Mrs. W. Tscheinen, 530 S. Fourth
St., San Jose, Cal., says; "My
back troubled me so badly that I
was crippled. It often seemed as
if someone was running a knife iu
to my kidneys. The kidney secre
tions were unnatural and I always
felt ttred and little .like getting
around. Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me and I have had no kidney com
plaint since. Another of the fam
ily used Doan's idney Pills with
good results."
Price 50c, at all dealers.. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
thaf Mrs. Tscheinen had. Foster
Melburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. •
GAGE
Spring and Summer Hats
Now On Display
Becoming Tailored Effeots
Lacey. Sailors
Also the ever popular close
fitting hats so suitable to
Skagway zephyrs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
Popular Picture Palace
iGEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Paised Seats
MARCH 31st, 1010
Benefit For lied Cross
101 Bison Universal presents THE LAMB, THE WOMAN, THE
WOLF.—A western mudo drama in three parts with Paulne
Hush and 5L .T. MacQuarrio. Produced by Allan Divan.
ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 2706.—Unclo Sam's Santa Clans Sliip.
KIDS.—A torrent of laughter. Featuring the famous Sterling
Tots.
111 | ± 11 i 5,000 feet oI films.
Music by Selmer and Ganty.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8=30
Bank of Alaska
Fifth Avenue, between Broadway and State St.
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
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