Oranges
Sweet and juicy good sized
Special Price 2 doz. for 45 c
SATURDAY ONLY
We have for your Sunday Dinner
Asparagus
Rhubarb
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
C9lery
Bananas
Apples
Spinach
Green Peppers
Green Onions
Fresh shipment of vegetables to arrive on Uty ot Seattle
ASK & SONS Grocers
* • • • • • • JL. J
The
Conquerer Hat
SOLD BY
Dortero & Son
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever you feel a coltl coming on,
think of the fall name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
signature of E. Grove on the bos. ?5c
NUGGET MOVIES
I
Broadway, between .nil anil •!ad :
Open Every Ngiht
l ti<*>.«U>y mhI Wwlnt'wliiy
" Heasts of the Juugie," in five
.•eels duties Audi'orium. the larg
est theater on the ri.rific coast,
vrites as follows: '"lrf;:sts of the j
Jungle." should takt the motion
picture world by storm, as it is un
"luestionably the greatest film of
this kind we hav* ever shown."
Grauman's Imperial theater, San I
Krancisco's largest play house, j
aays: "tt'e consider 'lleusts of the!
Tunule' the best picture of thisi
kind ever shown 0:1 a screen."
HVK RKKLS
Commences at S-.30 p. m.
Music by Mrs. Htl Johnatots.
Admission 25c and 10c. I
Local Happenings
The Dolphin reached Seattle from
:hi> north last night
The Humboldt sailed north from
Seattle at 3 o'claek Sunday after
noon with a lot of eannerymeu.
The high board fence on the
south sld.> of Sixth street, near
?tate, was torn dow ■! end the ma
terial removed by workmen today.
Miner K Rogers, wl:r. hr.s been eti
g-'.u-'d in carpentering around Skag
w.iv during the. winter, left for
this morning. J1 is family re
mained here.
't he steamship Northwestern left
Seattle for Skagway last night at
with 33 first class passengers,
all Yukon river steamer employes,
ami three steerage.
City employes are leaning the
:tiCcti of rubbish and tilth in the
business section of town and the
.oaks of things are greatly improv
ed thereby.
Clarence Achison .eft for Atlin
thi.- morning. He owns valuable
1-larer oroperty on one of t'.te creeks
in that mining district, and is go
;ng over to nut in t'i - summer iti
development work.
"Owing to ill health which prevents me from carrying on an active
business, I have decided to sell my stock out at retail at and below
actual cost prices, sale to start Monday, April 5th, and at the prices I OI '
which prevail 10 days should be sufficient to make a clean sweep *
3.000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
Including Latest Patterns in Wall, Ceiling and border Paper
10c to 25c 10c to 15c
All 40c to 60c paper
at per double roll
For a Quick
Close Out
All Building Paper—Red Rosin Sheet
ing—Barrett's Tarred Felt—Barrett's
Tarred Felt—Oarpet Lining- Asphalt
Building Paper — Deadening Paper
At*
Cost
GALVANIZED POULTRY NETTING—I inch mesh 3 feet wide, 3c per lineal foot.
2 inch mesh, 4 feet wide, 3c per lineal foot Silver Finish Window Screen Wire at cost
MivnJI Dn!n4-» Colors. Enamel, White Demar Varnish, White Shellac,
1V11X6Q 1 aintS Coach Varnish, Oils, Kalsomine, etc., AT COST
BRUSHES—All Brushes (Paint, Kalsomine and Varnish, and Floor) and BROOMS
Tronic Window Glass, Shelf Brackets, Axes, Files, Rules, Saws, Try Squares. Bevel Squares'
1 0U15 Stilson Wrenches, Machine and Monkey Wrenches, all standard grade tools, at cost.
AT YOUR OWN PRICE—All my painters' and paper hangers' tools and store fixtures
Remember Sale Starts April 5th and Ends April 15th
THE HOUSE OF RICH Next to Postoffice
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS will receive careful and prompt attentien. All sales for cash only
There were fifty people wlib lett
Skagway tor the Interior this morn
iug, some of them for the Atltn
mining district, others tor Carcross,
Whitehorse and down the river
points.
The Princess Maquinna will bo
in tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock
with 51 passengers, 78 tons of
freight, 4 6 tons of lumber and 14
head of cattle. She will sail in
the evening at her usual time.
The Jefferson was reported i"
Juneau at noon today and is due
here at 4 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing with about a dozen passengers
and a light freight cargo. She will
only remain in port l'or an hour.
"Beasts ot the Jungle," which wiH
t.\ shown at the Nugget movies to
night and tomorrow night is spok
en of very highly wherever it has
been reproduced. It shows the
highest type of ape and the lowest
type of man.
The tw;> little daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Harbottle of White
horse, came over loday and will
leave on the Princess Maquinna
for a visit with their grandparents
j lu Oregon. While in Skagway they
I are guests of Mr. and .Mrs. A. M.
! Rousseau i.nd faniilv.
Grocery men 1\ II. Canty and C.
! \V. Ask & Sons have o.i display iu
■heir front windows fine assort
ments of 1J. M. Ferry and Lilly
garden seeds. The sprin« planting
time promises to com«» early this
season. Already rhubarb is sev
eral inches above the ground while
other plants are breaking through
I tho surface.
The Skagway Tennis club now
I numbers about thirty very enthu
siastic members. Weather permit
ting the ladies have morning and
[afternoon st-ssions, while the men
I play whenever opportunity to get
lawny from business ot'ers. It is
anticipated that ere i ng addition
al room will have to be provided
for members who will be desirous
of playing.
Edgar Kaufman, representing the
Independent Mrew'ng company of
i-eattle, arrived in Skagwav on the
• Mtv of Seattle, and l.as been plac
"Old German I^agtr" ea giebt
l:ein kopweh, with several of the
Skagway thirst p;\rlo.-s This is |
Mr. Knllfnir.h's first visit to the
north, although he is a native of
Portland. Oregon. lie will Bail
south on the Jefferson tomorrow.
For the reason that a good many
lovers of baseball failed to see the
production Saturday night of the
vorld's elm npionshlp game of 1913
between the New York Giants and
the Philadelphia Athlei'cs at the
Popular Picture Palace. Manager
Geo Mowl will again throw it up
on the screen tonight. Over 2,
000 l'eet oi films are used. In
addition there will be a two reel
feature of "The Girl o' the Woods."
People Say To Ui
"I cannot eat this or that food, it dto*
not agree with me." Our aavioft to
all of them is to take n
DTablSt,a
before and after each, meal. 25c a box.
Wm. Britt.
Leo Simons, Canadian customs in
spector at. Carcross, camp over to
day and is a guest at the Golden
North.
Copper sold in Germany not
long ago for $77C a ton; the price
in England at the same time was
$291. For military purposes it is
indispensable. In combination ,wi,h
zinc or tin it enters into the shell
of every cartridge for rifle or re
volver or pistol, and Into the jack
et of every bullet; it is the chief
material in every primer, and is es
sential to the manufacture of am
munition for much of the ordnance.
Copper wire is used for field tele
phones, for winding dynamos, and
for many other electrical purposes.
Before the war Germany consumed
annually 250,000 tons, of which it
orodneed only a tenth.
rniOITH HITS HOLMAN. MINN.
Du'uth! Minn., April 13—The five
sp loons of Holman, which at the
'ast election polled 11 votes, have
been closed. Office)* of the Indian
department, that closed the saloons,
said that one saloon for every two
voters was too many.
OIKS AT THE A(iE OF 101
Mnndan, X. D., April 13—Mike
Keating, aged 101, died here recent
ly after he had been given the first
bith he had "sustained" in over
twenty years. PhysicianB said
they feared the bath, changing his
conditions of life, would kill him.
They had advised agaiust him bath-j
lug.
V8ING A BOTTLE
St. Paul, Minn., April 13—Allen
D. Collette, senior in the Hamlin
university, is living on five quarts
of milk daiy. He eats nothing
else, and drinks little else. The
milk must not be decorated with
csss, crackers or anything else. It
must be just simple milk, as pure
as certain politicians will permit
He says he is following the doc
tor's -cdens.
CAN'T LEAVE PRISON
Stillwater, Minn., April 13—
George Savage, federal prisoner, is
too weak to be brought Into the
free air outside the Stillwater pri
son, to die. Ilis pardon lies in the
office of the warden. It has b?en
signet1, by President Wilson. Soon
after he was sentenced, he was
stricken with paralysis. Friends In
st itt'ted a fight for his freedom. A
few davs ago they gained it. But
he is too weak to use it.
CLEANLY WOMAN.
Erroneously Think* hy Scouring HtT
Scalp Thnt She Cures Dandruff.
Cleanly woman has un erroneous Idea
that by scouring the scalp, which re
moves the dandruff scales, she Is curing:
the dandruff She may wash her scalp
every day, and yet have dandruff her
life lontr. accompanied by falling haiir,
too. The only way in the world to cure
dandruff Is to kill the dandruff germ,
and there is no hair preparation that will
do thnt but Newbro's Herpicide. Herpi
cide by killln? tho dandruff germ,
leaves the lnir free to srrow as healthy
Mature intended. Destroy the cause
•nu r'mn'-e the effect. Kill the dan
'"UT f"-n with TTerplclde. Sold by
• id nc ^ruweists. Send 10c. in stamps
.'or satr-'i" to The Herpicide Co.. De
troit, iiieh.
One tfonai pottle* ra»r*»wod.
At ill a rug Btor*
Minneapolis, Minn., March IS—
Recently in room 104 of Folwell
hall, several University of Minnesota
professors were discussing the hu
manitarian effect of tho present war
on the human race, and the possible
evolution of civilization as effected
>:y Zeppelins and Ford automobiles.
J11 room 105 of Folwell hall, at
exactly the same time, O. Solia, of
St. Louis, claiming to be a syndi
cate organizer, was declaring be
fore an audience: "Professors are
not members of the human race."
Its Accompaniment.
"I have an eye for the stage."
"Then louk out you don't get the
IjooU too."-i:a!iiinore American.
Definod.
Gerald—Say. pa. what's a bungalow?
Pa—Well, a bungalow is a parody on
i house.—New York Times.
Unfitting Medium.
"Can't you play that round any bet
ler?" "Not on u square piano."—Ex
jhonpre.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Your druggist will refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
:ase of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. The
first application gives Ease & Rest. 90a,
The
Oui-o-syte
sssr tape
Dou't sew 011 press studs
one by one—
Then find oat when your work
Is done—
Ttat some are wrong and some
are right—
Be sure at first—use
OUT-O-SYTP
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phon* 55 Sto e closes 8 p. m.; .Saturday 9 p. m.
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor
A Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
[Arthur Boone, Proprietor
Interior Weather
Sk&gway, cloudy, calm, 34 above.
Whitehorse, clear, calm, 22 above.
Lower L»Barco, clear, calm, 28
•tbove.
.Big Salmon, clear, calm, 28 above.
Carmacks, clear, calm, 30 above.
Yukon Crossing, cleer, s. \v. 33
above.
Selkirk, cloudy, s. w. 28 above.
Coffe« Creek, cloudy, s. w. 28
above.
Stewart River, clear, calm, 31
above.
Ogllvie, clear, calm, 33 above.
DawBon, clear, e. w. 27 above.
Six
Peters' Chocolates
for 25c
Tony Dortero
FOR SALE
Residence 22nd and State.
Furnished or Unfurnished
LEE C. GAULT
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor,
Open Eyery Night
Tonight OuJy
"The Girl O' the Woods.'"—Flor
euco Lawrence, produced by Harry
Solta:- fiom the story by C. B.
Iloadley. This is a good one in 2
parts.
"Baseball " — Giants vs Athletics.
Over 2000 feet of films. All star
players.
FIVE REELS
THE OXLY SHOW IN ALASKA
WITH RAISED SEATS
Next Postofflce on Flftb Aw.
Pehblerord and Gibson Rye. Bud
KlVE OOOl) ONES TO DRAW TO.
weiser, Blv« Ribbon and Pale Rain
Reer i" Uie Poar-" of Trade.
| FOR SALE—Residence, 22d and
St::te streets. Furnished or unfurn
ished. Tee 0. GauK. 3-30-6t.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orlott King :: Proprietor
Fishing Days
Take your rod with you on
your hike
A rod—a line—a reel—a can
of King Salmon eggs
A fine day's outing
Get your supples from
KELLER BROS. cDoRUG