S. S. City of Seattle
Is the next boat to bring us
Fresh fruit and vegetables.
Apples
Oranges
Itauauas
New Potatoes
Green Peas
Celery
Head Lettuco
Cabbage
Asparagus
Green Oiiiouu
Rhubarb
Kailicbes
Cauliflower
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Parsley
S I HAW Hb KKU'.S).
ASK & SONS Grocers
The
Conquerer Hat
SOLD BY
Dortero & Son
A delightful prepara
for helping to make
the hair grow.
Sold on its merits and satis
faction guarantee orwyour
money back
{ KELLER BR0\ i
DANCE TONICHT!
You will enjoy dancing tonight
and every night II •'Pl'ROLA" Floor
Wax la used. It Is granular, ali'ta
dad oroduces no dust A good floor
doubles the pleasure ot dancing and
nuke? the feet light Try It today
ioe and 60c cane Specify "PUR
JLA;-' Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Co
NUGGET MOVIES
I'.r uulway. betv.iKMi 1'iul ami Mad
Oped V i^lit
Kriikij ami S -11• 1t i; t\
"Twi\t Life and l.'cath i>n Mi!
•.n." ,\ sensation;:] mcdern dr.i
t. in three parts. Jaek re curs
v bv riiri'ving ljor from o--v ship
e
.nother t:n i -mm rope.
Tlie Keystone c.mpiiny presents
\ Temperament:;! Husband."
Mii-ic In >!■•». Haw! MeHrien.
Commences at 8.;W p. m.
Vilinission 2">c and 10c.
The horticultural department of
tha Parent-Teacher association has
offered prizes for the best gar-'
dens growu by school children. All
tho children are eligible. They
will be helped by the committee with
any direction* or suggestions they
may be able to make. Already
iairty six children have decided lo
inter the contest.
I A challenge from the 5th and
f>th grades to a spoiling contest be
|t ween the eight highest spellers was
jaccepted by the 7th. 8th, and 10J!i
i^rades. The contest is to be h3ld
| on .May 6.
' Two days holiday were enjoyed
: by the teachers and pupils last
Thursday and Friday; Thursday, in
I memory of Lincoln's death, and
t Friday in addition.
The eighth grade is getting ready
[for graduation exercbes to be held
J i>t the close of school.
The attendance throughout the
school has been materially affoji
, id by several cases of measles
and chicken pox among the cliil
i dren of the town.
l>r. Gabie has been appointed as
the new health officer. He has in
vestigated the cases ol chicken [-ox
and measles and has established
quarantine.
Monday at chapel preparations
for a school division of the next
horticultural fair. They have de
cided to enter exhibits on manual
arts, vegetables, flowers, cooki'ig,
itiimals and otheis to be decided on
later.
The following is the "lioyal
Score" consisting of the five hi'jh -s!
(pupils from each room:
Tenth, eighth and seventh grad.s
I Uuth Pedersen.
Harry Achison.
Henrietta Rouleau.
I.ester Moyer.
; j.ela Malan.
Sixth and fifth gr.ide-;:
Hessie Conway.
Kdna Achison.
Fred Biauchaj-d.
Floils Clark.
; Beatrice Olsen.
Fourth, third and second grades:
Leila AVheeler.
Mary McCans.
'.'reaper Ganty.
i "irginia Selmer.
Ruth Achison.
First rrade:
Gertrude Hestnee*.
Martin Conway.
' Ivy Johnson.
Marias Ganty.
Francis Van de Wall.
"Owing to ill health which prevents me from carrying on an active
business, 1 have decided to sell my stock out at retail at and below
actual cist p ices, sale to start Monday, April 5th, and at the prices T\ J C?T H "
which ptevail ID days should be sufficient to make a clean sweep ^ Wi 1
SoooTrolls wall .'"paper
lnc"udin£ - atest Palterns in Wall, Ceiling and .ord^r P<*per
... 10c to 25c 3°'10c to 15c
A1- BniMing Papr-r- -Red. Kosin S'leet
i u,~- E ir«-ett's Tarr "3 Felt—3arrert.*;? At~
Frrivd Felt— Oarpst Lining Asphalt Ccs*
Building Faper — Deadening Paper 1
GALVANIZED POULTRY NETTING—1 inch mesh 3 feet wide, 3c per lineal foot.
J in. h nif-h. 4 .V ; ui,!e. 3c per lineal foot. Silver Finish Window Screen Wire at cost
Colors. Enamel, Whits Demar Varnish, White Shellac,
lYiL.€cl r0.ill.o Coach Varnish, Oils, Kaloomine, etc., A.T COST
BRUSr'E.J - -All Brushes (Paint, Kalsomine and Varnish, and Flooi) and BROOMS
TViaIc ^ 'nt'°,v Glass, Shelf Brackets, Axes, Files. Rules, Saws, Try Squares, Bevel Squares'
* vUlv) StiUon \\ renches, Machine and Monkey renches, all standard grade tools, at cost.
AT \ OLR OWN PRICE—All my painters'and paper hangers' tools and store fixtures
Remember Sale Starts April 5th and Ends April 15th
THE MOUSE OF RICH Next to Postoffice
For a Qui
Close Cu
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS will receive careful and prompt attentien. All «ales for cash only
You Can Enjoy Life, ,
Eat what you want and not be troubled
with indigestion if you will take a
DTaPblet'a
before and after each meal. Sold only
by us—25c a box.
Wm. Britt.
SHORT PARAGRAPHS OF
PEOPLE AND OCCURRENCES
(Continued from iage 1.)
brother in St. Paul, Minn., asking
information of the whereabouts
of a man whom he desired to lo
cate, and in answer this morning
received two blue prints, one of the
front elevation and the other of
the ground plan of the new North
ern Pacific depot, which is to bo
constructed at Fergus Falls, Minn.
A note accompanied them "saying
that if there was anything further
the Doctor wished to know the
architect would bo pleased to ac
commodate him.
Fred W. Fickhardt, private sec
rctarv of Supt. V. I. Hahn of the
W. P. &. Y. R., arrived home on the
City of Seattle this morning from
an extended vacation trip on the
outside, having left Skagway in com
pany with his family on January
11th last. After a short time spent
in Seattle with the parents of Mr.
Fickhardt, the former, in company
with their son George, joined the
oarty and they all proceeded to San
Francisco by boat. Leaving San
Francisco by auto the 1260 mile
run to Prescott, Arizona, via Los
J Angeles, Cal., andl'lienix, Arizona,
was made. In Prescott the party
divided, Mr. F. W. Fickhardt and
family returning via Denver, Colo.,
and Billing, Montana., to Seattle,
where Mrs. Fickhard* and the chil
dren remained over and Mr. Fick
| hardt continued on north, reaching
hero as above stated. Of the oth
I prs, Mr. Fickhardt, i'r., will likely
[ return soon to his home in Seattle,
while Mrs. Fickhardt and their
j son George will remain in Arizona
I lor a time with the hope that the
latter will regain hi3 health, he
having been in a decline for some
time.
Mrs. M, 3. Botel uid her young
brother, Emmett BJltlho, came up
from their home in Juneau on t!'<?
City of Seattle th << morning, an 1
are stopping at t'e Golden Xorth.
They will leave on their return on
the Northwestern when that vessel
j .-eaihes here this evening. Mrs.
| Hotel was in Dyea in the early days
I and was the owner c£ the Chilkoot
hou 1 there. When the town went
i'lat, which it did in the fall of
lsi'T, she left with the exodus that
ensued and lias never been back
i-iko many othere did when th9y
deported Dyui, she left the great
er part of her belongings locked
tip in the building in which the/
| were at the time, expecting to return
lor them later, but she failed to do
so, and the houses have since be^n
looted and everything of value ca>>
ried a\yay. One of the articles
which she left was a safe, in which
she had deposited valuable paper?,
and her oresent trip to Skagway is
to see if she cannot «ret some trace
of the safe, or at least of Its con
tents. There appears to be small
chance for success, however, after
the number of yeats that have
| elapsed since she left
ECONOMIST SAYS WHISKEY
TAX SHOULD HAVE GOXS El*
University of Washington, April
i3—So logical excuse can bo ma.le
lor the failure of the last congress
:o i mease the tax on whiskey when
:t passed the "war tax" measure, ae
cording to H. E. Smith, assistant
professor oi political science. Pro
i'C;*or Smith told the class in con
;emporary h.isiory that congress let
the old levy on John Barleycorn
pass because It wasn't altered at
the time of the Spanish-American
war, when the country was pressed
Tor money. It. wasn't raised at
I hat time, he said, because it was
"tared tlio war revenue would be
insuiiicient, and whiskey could be
arid in reserve to carry the undo
Vnnined burden. The war ended so
Fpeedil.v that 110 additional levy was
•ut-.'.od. Ho net the apparent tradi
tion that whiskey taxes be undis
tu rbed.
Professor Smith said that the
Underwood tariff had not had the
expected influence on prices, but
that he believed it a step in the
right direction and an evidence cf
the desire of the nation to get
■•way from high protective tariffs.
Mo declared that while the United
ftates might not be a free trade
country for a long time, the day of
inrrc-asing tariffs had psased.
For Sale—Piano
Gooi as new, also victrola. Inquire
at Postoffice, Haines, Alaika.
4-14-2W.
The
Outosytc
SS3T TAPE
Don't eew on pre33 scuds
0110 by one—
Then flud oat when your work
1s done—
TLat some aro wrong and some
aro right—
Be sure at first—usa
OUT-O-SYTf
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. m.
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor
A Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
Arthur Bcone, Proprietor
Interior Weather
Stag way, cloudy, s. w. GO above.
Whitehorse, clcar, s. w. 38 above.
Lower LoBarge, clear, s. w. 30
above.
Hootaliaqua, clear, calm, 32
above.
Big Salmon, cloudy, s. \v. 3S
above.
Cannacks, cloudy, s. w. 35 above.
Yukon Crossing, tlesr, s. w. 40
above.
Selkirk, clear, e. w. 3S above.
Coffee Creek, cloudy, calm, 32
above.
Stewart River, cloudy, s. w. 3C
above.
Ogllvle, cloudy, s. "v. 36 above.
Dawson, cloudy, s. w. 37 above.
Six
Peters' Chocolates
for 25c
Tony Dortero
FOR SALE
Residence 22nd and State.
Furnished or Unfurnished
LEE C. GAULT
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Howl, Proprietor.
Open Every Night
Pearl White and Chester Barnett
in "True Chivalry."
Thanhauser presents "Forgive I's
Our Trespasses."—"My wife and ba
bies are on that train.
"The 'Wrong Road," with Mar
parita Fischer and Bob Leonard.
"When Luck Changes."—A splen
did western drama bristling with
I adventure and thrilling situations.
WATCH FOR SUNDAY
j THE ONLY SHOW IN ALASKA
WITH RAISED SEATS
Next Postofflc# on Fifth At&.
Wanted salesmen to sell cigars,
cigarettes, and tobacco to dealers
Experience unnecesaary. Weekly »al
ary and J5 a day travel'ng expens
es. EASTERN TOBACCO CO.. B<»
ton, Mass
KING'S CAFE
WHITE_RORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orloff 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 clay's outing
Get your supples from
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