We Carry in Stock
A Complete Line of
SCHILLINGS BEST CELEBRATED
eas Coffees Spices
Extrcts and Baking Powder
SaMBMHaHHHMnHMHMOKKS
"Nxiff Said" See Window Display
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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.
DORTERO & SON, ; ;":
Pack Train
Restaurant
TON V STAN1CH. Proprietor
"^r 24 Y<ari Ws H*»e Sirred onljr
The 3est in the iVlarkets
arH (o4it it is tb«
Most PopuW Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadv. :.y, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmoaico of Alaska
H.M. Hartwigsen
I»E\:.FI5 tN
CIGARS. TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS* ARCTICLES
1.3i " «'iipment of K1 Infinto
r'vir !!m* itih riu*rs, just re
. il. "JYjr thc:a.
I ' lalinp library, including tke
ip\' r.o Looks. Magazines,
ctl-or periodicals' Fine
line oi Stationary.
I
Tn'.io • Fwroln" SODIUM PHOS
rilA . : ; id give your liver a sbake.
Keller I'rcs. Drug Co
"X.uxor"' Toilet Requisites ar«. a
luxury. Keller Rftaerg, Stayway
THE BOATS
j The Georgia will !vi hero to
morrow at her usual time.
j The Alameda is due from the
westward and the Northwestern
from Seattle, tomorrow.
The Seward, a freighter, got in
u: 3:43 this morning loaded wi.U
coal for the ff. P. & Y. Koute.
The City of Seattle will be !" r
Friday morning with aboi*; 35 to:i
of-freight and au unknovti iiuiu'hv
of passengers.
T^ie Peterson got in this hi
ing from Ft. W. H. Seward with
Major Brooke, (/apt. and Mis. Alh .
Mrs. Grimes and daughter,.Ira Ki. -
aud a half dozen ether whose uamcs
we did nut learn.
The Jefferson got in this morn
ing at 6:43 and left at :• 10. She
brought 40 tons of cargo and"* the
following passengers: H. Eltlre i.
H. Floas, F. H. Know Hon. J. S.
Carter, \V. A. Norton, wife and
daughter and Geo. Itoach.
IH.WKE TONH.HT
AT THK MOV IKS.
The Mooris of New Zealand—
Melies a Picture of the l,!fj in Xe
Zealand as lived by the OrU ik-;
Natives of the Island—T'ti? .\U>o:i;-,
—Educational Film.
Midget Romance—Yitagr;.! hi" -
edy.
lie has big Feelings but Dim
inutive Statue.
The Dean's Daugluei Gdis<>a
Drama.
Collecting the Bill—At: extra
good Lubin Comedy, Split.
Music by Mrs. Stantou.
THK XUCOET MOVIES.
Broadway Xeai Thinl.
A TRIP ACROSS THE
ATLANTIC
What happens on U voyage across
the Atlantic? How do the pas
sengers amuse themselves through
the week or more of life on ship
board? How are they housed and |
fed and otherwise cared for? What,
are the novel and interesting things
they see ou a great modern pas-,
senger ship? These are questions
that must occur to everyone who
has never made an ocean journey.
The best way to answer them is by
pictures that tell the whole story
and this is what is done in the
April number of Popular Mechanics
.Magazine. A remarkable series of
illustrations covering seven pages;
of that magazine serve to give a
clearer idea of the daily life and I
routine of a sea "voyage than could I
be conveyed by any number of words
These illustrations are from photo
graphs made on board the "Impcr-1
ator," tlte largest vessel that has |
ever sailed the seas, and tell half
of the story uf a voyage in that |
vessel. The remainder of the story,
is 10 be told in picture form in the
May number of the magazine.
Father Turnell left for Juneau
on tile .Jefferson this morning. He
will return 011 the Northwestern 011
the lCcli.
Seattle papers, P-l or Times may
be purchased at the Long News
stand at L'epot tf.
pjuded WliISKeyB —vilbson, M.'.uii
au.l ileimont. The best o!
-M r l'i" Ribbon, Budiveiser and
! a.e Ui!iK.-i, at itio JJiscot, Tele
prtiaiH b; nj
vv \VKA'i HKli KKI'OUT.
ltesul s of the observation taken
V Wharf at midnight last
iu •, is s follows:
i'iilt. : no observation . K'J above!
his .. 57 above
Miu. " " 37 above
•Mean " •' 47 above
er 29:26. Clear, Calm.
IV.rKJOK WKVillEK REl'OKT.
sli :jH-;iy —; (loudy.
< .ri xsu 2~ above, cloudy north
■'0 ubove, cloudy.
Atlin above, cloudy, calm.
! Mr I,ei targe 12 above, cldy,
!»• r 1 wind.
(' i n . :is ; snow, north wind.
SV.kiirk 1 I above, calm, nth.
12 above, cloudy, |
White IUvi : cloudy, nth. wind.
Stewart River—S above, cloudy,
Dawson- s above, cloudy, north |
wind.
Only One "lillOMO Ql'lMNE."
To get the genuine, call for full
name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-|
1X12. Look for signature of E. W.
Grove. Cures a Cold In One day.
Now Is the Time to Pay Particular
Attention to Your Complexion
We h?.vre the largest line of Toilet Articles in kkagway- Soaps,
Perfumery- Toilet Waters, Talcum Powders, Fac-^ Powders.
Cold Creams, and all accessories for the Tci et Table.
The
!
ravorite
Columbia j
Grafonola
• $50
Sold r - three years throughout the States to more people
than jrv. 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
SCOUTS'
ORGANIZED
An organization that bids fair to
be one of the greatest in I ho world
is The Boy Scouts of America.
Ideas originated in the United States
were used by Sir. Robert S. S
Baden-Powell tof Great Britain,
where in an Incredibly short time
there were hundreds of thousands
of boys enrolled; and the spread of
the movement throughout Germany,
France, Italy, Autralia, New Zea
land, Canada, South America, and
China, has brought together more
than 2,000,000 boys. It is neither
military in thought, form, or spirit,
though it does instill in boys the
military virtues, such as Life Sav
ing, Tracking, Signaling, Nature
Study, Seamanship, Campcrnft,
Woodcraft, Chivalry, Patriotism and
other subjects.
Before becoming a member the
applicant promises:
OX MY HONOR I WILL DO MY
BEST:
1st. To do my duty to God and
my country, and to obey the Scout
Law ;
2nd. To help other peo«:le at all
times;
3rd. To keep myself physically
strong, mentally awake, - and mor
ally straight;
The following is THil SCOUT
LAW.
1. A Stout is trustworthy.
2. A Scout is loyal.
3. A Scout is helpful.
4. A Scout Is friendly.
5. A Scout is courteous.
ti. A Scout is kind.
7. A Scout is obedient.
8. A Scout is cheerful.
i». A Scout is thrifty.
10. A Scout is brave.
11. A Scout is clean.
12. A Scout is reverent.
The Boy Scouts recognize the
religious element in the training of
a boy, but is absolutely non-scc
tariau in its attitude tow.ird that
religious training.
At the invitation of Rev. Peder
sen, who is a registered Scout
Master, a number of boys met in
his offce last night lor tile pre
liminaries toward affecting a local
organization, or '•troop." The fol
io-ving volunteered to unite:
Kmmerson Rogers, Cecil Hukil,
Kenneth Barum, Lester II. .Mover,
William Fritzehe, Edwin Freid.vi
thal, John Matthews nut Joseph
Pedcrsen. Parents and ethers in
terested wishing information about,
tho local troops should see tlio Scout
.Master before next Frida;. evening,
when the boys meet to be measur
ed for their suits and eqiiippnie.-.l.
PRESIDENT'S POLICIES.
The interests of the American
eilizen wili lie amply protected,
w liercvor he : i- Ami in say
ing thiit I am only saying what
the |ii\'>!iiviit himself has said,
ami it <-1111111 mil lie said any
stronger.
Our fori'liii tra.le will lie slim
lllaled l;.it only in Ihe orient, lull
in Soiilii Amerira. hy the new
law whieh permits lianks Mere to
establish branches throughout
the world. !!y that new act the
president has accomplished more
for the coasmerve of the world
than was ever done hy battle
ships.
lie has declared war upon pri
vate monopoly, utul this means
investment of eapital that has
heretofore been frightened away
front industrial lields. If the
new policy results in a rednelion
of Ihe si/.e of corporations that
have become overgrown it will
mean a larger number of inde
pendent and competing enter
prises. and this competition will
mean a better article at a cheap
er price.x In proportion as indus
tries rest upon their own merits
rather than upon legislative fa
vor. just in that proportion will
they be strengthened for sue
c!"- :'i:i coniiM jvlth competing
inil -.iies (h: i • i; ji •: ::| the world
>Vii'i im Jenning* I'ryan.
UTTLU KITS 0" PHILOSOPHY.
The roii;foft derived from the
misery of others is slinlit.—Ci
cero.
That mini lives liappy and iu
command of himself, who from
day to day can-say, 1 have lived
Whether clouds ol<s:ure, or (he
sun inutilities the following day,
that which is past is beyond re
call.—Horace.
Since yon Tjinnot have what
yon \vl*n wish for what you can
have.- Terence.
Be happy ye whose fortunes
nre already completed. — Vergil.
The circumstances of others
seem good to us., while ours
seem good to others.— Cyrus.
Kayser* Pure Silk Gloves
Are the gloves of today J or the distinctive
woman of today. The name "Kayser" in
the hem marks the genuine.
i:iayserS5 Silk Cotton and Lisle
Under vests and Union-Suits
"Made to fit the Maids"
"KoveralP Nighties Strauss & Co.
(A new suit free if they rip)
Colors—White, Blue, Pink and Lavender. $1.00
Just Received from Pelgrom Meyer, N. Y.
Newest shades and floral effects.
Attractive Remnants—Getones,
Art Ticklings, Etc*
L. A. Harrison Company
'Fhone 55
S- OP.K CLOSES VC » !'. M. EXCEPT SATURDAY, 0 P. M.
\ J
WK.VIjTH IX WATKH I'Ott'KII
Seattle April 15—Reliable es
timates place the amount of hydro
electric powi-r that can I: ■ develop
ed economically from the rivers and
smaller streams in the Vstatc of
Washington as exei edinjj 12,000,
000 horse-power. At present less
than 300,000 horse-power haw been
developed.
Miss Cundriin J. lloMlman has
opened dress making parlors at
.">th and State, liinner, Kvening and
street gowns. t. f.
Olympla B*.■ draught at the
!5oard ot Trade This famous brow,
bom on draft .»n«! i-i hollies is kept
constantly ires!' i'liis is the Board
ijf Trade Bar where Uio celebrated
Rainier Ueor ;c also kepi in hot
: "t t
.Itisi olf Ilroaclway on Fifth A vs.
Mow!, I'ropric'or
TONIGHT'S I'KOtiHAM
The Mystery Mu!e Hi nth.
The Country Prize Maby.
The Rival Sisters.
Gaumont—Weekly.
Simple Simon will appear on the
night of the 18tli.
Don't Miss It.
I)oor3 Open at 8 p. lu.
Show Ilegins at. S:3o iv ni.
Admission, children 10c, Adults,
25c.
Smoke the- ■—
0 flrabc
Cigar
We also carry a full line of
gCIGARS, PIPES, CANDY.
FRUIT, ETC.
Tony Dortero's
For Sale!
LOT 25 X 50 FEET, AND
WAREHOUSE, Oth 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.
What's a Skagway Omelet? You'll
never find out until you vlfllt tha
New Idea Bakery and Dellaateseen.
Location Notices at Dally AlaikdU
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE X YUKON TERRITORY
BE£T MEALS IN THE NORTH
ig :: Proprietor
;rill and cafe
CHAULi;. — - K'liS
K Alt AM.' •' 1 J • l
PliUl'illvlOKS
. ■■ Corner ■ ■
THIRD AVENUE AND
'"BROADWAY ,
Skagway's Newest and Finest Restaurant
Where You Can Get What You Desire
Cocked and Served as it Should Be
We Maki a'lty of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties
A refined and ccmlortable place for a supper after the show or
dance- service in cozy private booths if desired