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JC. W. ASK & SONS|
Leading Grocers
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" "X" Gut Of Expense":
In Men's Clothing, Shoes B
Hats and Furnishing goods. tt
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■ OUR REMOVAL SALE
IS NOW IN PROGRESS
In Addition to the Low Prices
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i0 Whith We inaugurated in Skag
way We Are Giving You an Extra
\ 20 % DISCOUNT:
• ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK;
'Collars, RubLor Goods and Overalls Excepted.) ®
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3ear Ttiis in Mind: Our Stock is AU New
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v.loan and Up-To-Date aud the Discount "Will
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Continue Untii Wo "Wove To Our New Store a
JANUARY 31—THIS SALE CASH ONLY. n
T*"'1 j?., COAI "In tune with'hi Human race ffl
js *~-r I Q(i aod £•*! Clothiers for Meo." a
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Vincent "Hajipj" Ilurtero, Manager.
&S3^B4ZBBBA9iaS3S 3fl33aBBBBBi
i.M> THE "ALASKAN" HOME TO THE STATES. IT WILL SAV
VOL* A LOT OF LETTEH-WRITLNG
KING'S CAFE I
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY j
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH !
Airs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
A Good Looking Man jj
To be reaiiy gocd locking 'a man must have a good Jj
ski i—a skin that is clear, sound and healthy. Such a skin is j£
bound to be accompained by a fine COMPLEXION, which
'l-.s leadir-" essential of good looks in cither man or woman. Jj
J^ut it is impossible to have a fine skin unless care is bestowed
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x>n it—especially in the case of men, who subject to 2
more exposure than women. jj
THE WISE MAN THEREFORE WILL LOOK jj
TO THIS IF HE HAS NOT ALREADY g
DONE SO, AND WILL START THE NEW jj
YEAR BY RESOLVING HENCEFORTH TO: 2
USE "PUROLA WISTERIA CREAM" $
AFTER SHAVING. |
PER JAR 50c I
Alaska's j IxELLER 3R0S. |
S-j ttle Price I _ | Seattle Price
Dn.g st;.re. j UfUg LOHipaiiy ! Dug Store.
"WE DO NOT SUBSTITUTE" 2
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FORCED 10 ME
LOUS VAGATiO
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Seattle, Jan. 19—The licen^o of
Capt. Red'ern, of the wrecked uteam
er Jeannie, which ran ashore oil Cal
vert Island, Queen Charlotte Sound,
December 20th, was today sus; ended
by the Marine board for four mouths
ixoF®
IIEI CHANGES
Mexico City, Jan. 10—Gam boa is I
to be recalled to theN foreign office !
and Mohono will be appointed min-j
ister of finance in place of Oe La
lama, who has resigned on account!
of Huerta's. repudiation of interest'
payments on government loa'is.
Houghton, Mich., Jan. 19—Presi
dent Moyer and six others of those
who were indicted here Saturday
will be considered fugitives from
[justice by the court unless they re
turn to the state voluntarily.
ONE Hl'NDREI) AND
NINETY ONE CONVENTIONS
San Francisco, Jail, lit—One hun
dred and ninety one conventions., j
which will be attended bv de:ej;ati3
from all parts of the world, k.ive j
voted their sessions in S. ik Francis.o
in 1915. The organizations rue var
ied in ciicractcr and include civir,
religious, social service, educiitio.:
al, fraternal, busiuc-s.s, labor, com
mercial, agricultural, live stock
and scores of other interests.
SLTT. V. I. HA UN
KETTRXS TO SKAGWAY
Supt. V. I. Halin of the W. 1'. &
Y. Route arrived hoiue lust uij;ht
or. the Spokane, .iter se.c.- ! wee's
absnce in Seattle, where he spent
the holidays with his family, >ir.
Halm reports having had a very
enjoyable lime while absent, but
says that he is glad to again ba in
Skagway and in working harness.
EMPHASIZES NECESSITY OK
A FRIENDLY PI HIT
Washington, D. C., Jan. 10—Pres
ident Wilson's trust iucs rge to con
gress will emphasize the necessity
of a friendly spirit toward businc s.
BIG MONEY FOR INDIANS.
The final transfer of the Squa
misli Indian reserves at Newport
to the Pacific Great Eastern Rail
way was consummated in the In
dian hail on the Mission reserve
Saturday afternoon. The price paid
for the 1,098 acres transferred
was $175,000. There wire 'crty
four Indians concerned tn the trans
action.—Prince Rupert Empire.
The Simpler Way,
"John, you will have to give up some
of your clubs. We simply can't go oii
la this way. 1 must have more money
to run the house."
"I hate to give up my clubs. dear.
Can't you arrange it so that you can
take your meals and sleep at one ol
your clubs? Then we can reduce ex
penses by closing the house. '—Chicago
Record-Herald.
The Wrong Chap.
"Young man, you call regularly to
see my daughter?''
"I do."
"I want to know if your intentions
are serious."
"You must have the wrong man, Mr.
Wombat. I call to collect the pay
ments on her piano."—Kansas City
Journal.
You Never Can Till
William Tell and the Austrian trover
nor were discussing the morrow's tar
get practice.
"I can siioot that apple off with my
eyes closed," said the Swis3 hero cot:
fldentiy.
The Austrian smiled griir'y.
"You never can, Tell," he answered
dryly.—New York Sun.
Juneau, Jan. 19—Gust Jussola, a
Finn, accused of slaying G-. Lasi'.a
at Tenukue springs three weeks ago,
was given his freedom from the
United States jail Saturday, the
grand jury which investigated the
killing returning a not true bill of
indictment, Jussola and Lasila
were partners at Tenakee and the
evidence allowed Lasila had attack
ed Jussola with a butcher knife.
Jussola advanced toward Lasila and
fired, the shot taking effect in
Lasila's abdomen and causing instanK
death.
The third oi' the games of bowling
in the three game series betwee-i
ladv and men members of tLe Elks
club will be played on the alleys
tonight at S o'clock. It is a handi
cap series of 173 pins and the lad
ies are '10 pias ahead cn the first
two sanies.
THE BOATS.
The Spokane reached Skagway
at 9 o'clock l.Lst night with the fol
lowing passengers: Frank O'Con
nor and wife, F. E. Wright, R. T.
Probst, V. 1. Halm, Mrs. L>. J. Seal,
and J. R. Murphy. Owing to th2
high wind yesterday on the canal
U.c vessel did not stop at Haines
on her way up, and for the same
cause did not leave the dock here
until 5:45 this morning. She had
on board one passenger, K. J. Mat
' hews, for Haines, and it was the
intention of the Captain to run In
to that port on the way down.
The F.»:iha arrived here at 3:30
vhi.. morning and sailed yt 9 o'clock.
She U iloniifd 30 tons of l.ay and o-l
it this port.
PEltSON \!j
V. A. Peterson, the popular Pa
cific Coist agent, at Skagway, and
wife left on the Spokane last night
for r month's visit to the ouuide.
riie following people went south
on the Spokana last nigUt: Kate
Krwi?;, C. A. Littlike, C. J. MoKauna
W. n. Sinison. .loc Hail, David A>
Ioji auC John Poteman.
On account o' the wires being
down there is no interior weather
report today.
Frank O'Connor, and wife, ar
rived here last night and are sto
ping at the Golden North hotel.
Mr. O'Connor is here to relieve Mr.
V. A Peterson, Pacific Coast agent,
while the latter is absent on his an
nual acalion. This is not Mr. O'Con
uor's first visit to Skagjvay, for he
was here for tile comptty in 1897,
for the past four years, during the
summer season, he Uns been sta
tioned at Nome, spending his win
ders usually in San Francisco. Mr.
O'Connor is a very pleasant gentle
man to meet and the Daily Aiaskan
extends a welcome to him, even
though his stay will be but brief.
COUNCIL MEKTIXG TONIGHT. |
The Skagway town council will |
hold its regular meeting in the j
council chamber tonight.
BAM) PRACTICE.
The merobe-s of the newly organ
ized Skagway brass band will meet
tonight at the W. P. A. club rooms
for practice, Monday night of each
week having been set aside for that
purpose.
FIVE GOOD O.NES TO DRAW T0.
Pebble'ord and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Bee at Uie Beard of Trade.
Take "Purola" SODIUM PHOS
PHATE and givo your liver a shake.
For Sale by Keller Bros. Drug Co.
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Eastman Vest Pocket Kodak.
In stock now at Keller Bros
Drug Co., don't fail to drop in and
Eec this camera, one that fits th
vest pocket and yau can have
picture made from it any size.
A reminder:—If you have attend
ed the sales and are too late to
get a good lunch or dinner ready
you will always find something to
fill the need at the New Idoa Bak
ery and Delicatessen. tf.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
FLOOR MATTING
5c - 15c - & ~ 25c
Formerly 12 !-2 30 & 45c a yard
Carpets & Rugs 33 1-3 Off
Entire Stock of
WALL PAPER AT HALF PRICE
Every Article In Our Store
Reduced From 1-3 to 1-2
Ladle* and Cnilbren's
•RUBBERS CUT 10c PAIR
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I L. A. Harrison Company
•Phone 55
STORE CLOSES 4'C S P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAY, 9 P. M.
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT. | i
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Results of tfio observation tauea j.
at Moore's Wnan at midaigl t las j*
night, is as follows:
Temp, time ooservation .. 1C abo\ e
Max. preceding 24 'Jrs .. 22 above
Min. " " " !... . 1G above
Mean " " 19 above
Baroaueter 3(*: 20. Cloudy, N. wind.
SATt iiDAlT .Hid M'XV.W XJGHTS | .
AT THE MOVIES.
GauniOi.'t Weekly, .No. 3S.
"Undine"—the MermaM returns'*
to Earth and goes back to the sea. ;
A beautiful TJiaunhou&er featr.r. |
film. ii. 2 reels.
Jlidnigi.t Elopement—Family Mix
up—Comedy.—Keysto.ie.
Do not ii.i£s tiiis <joo<i program, jj
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, )
Lucas County. |-ss- IJ
Frank J. CLency makes oath tuat i
he is senior partner of the £r;a of F.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business in j
the City cf Toledo, County m'l S.ate
aforesaid, and that said firm v.ill nay *
the sum of OXE HUNT'RED COL- j
LARS for each and every case of i
Catarrh that cj'iiK.t he cured by the .
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY. j j
Sworn to before mo and subscrib-..
cd In my preseuce, this Gtli day ofij
December, A. D. 1SSG.
A. W. GLEASON, j.
(Seal.) Notary Public, jj
Hall's Catarrh Cure is *aken inter- i«
naiiy, and acts directly on tii? blood -
Mid nn'eous surfaces of the system, i ^
Send for testimonials frr.o.
Sold by CruggL>ta. Prioo ?"c pei J(
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Fills for cou- {j
stipation.
Location Notices, placer am. j f
.juartz, 50c. a doEeu at the Dai?; . j
Alaskan office. II- j i
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£ MINNEAPOLIS, .
W lie ior Circular 5 j S
m 2 M
£ Alaska Fuis a Specialty 3,
2 Very Top Prices Paid.
jj Make - Tria! - Shipment jj; |
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1 V;a aLo carry a full line of I
: CIGARS, PIPES, CANDY, j
FRL!T, ETC. i
. Tony Bortero's1
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Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cr?< m, Cottage Cheese and
[• Buttermilk from our own Js't, I
? Fresh Eggs, etc
£ Rates $2.50 Per Day and Up
" Well Lighted. Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
E* H. S. PULLEN, Prop.
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Skagway. .Alaska ]
FRANK SUFFACUOL. Proprietor
COAL,
WOOD,
HAULING
Qi:ick Service and Low Rates
Office in Railway Building
Phone 10
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