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
Celery
.bananas
Apples
Spinach
Green Peppers
G-reen Onions
Fresh shipment of vegetables to arrive on City of Seattle
: ASK & SONS Grocers
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The
Conquerer Hat
SOLD BY
Dortero & Son
Local Happenings
Mis. I.. Vain Hooreiuohler ot"
lK>uul;is, came to Skugwav on the
City i>: Seattle this morning.
W I I'mnhart has been tilling
t'.«• place ot W. U. HiUerv. cashier
of the W I'. A* V R. timing t'>*>
! itter's absence on his vf.c;;tioit.
I'll.' Mariposa came in from t
..estuard ;.t 1'.' o'clock Saturday
night. at.U left for (he south al I
, . midnight.
NUGGET MOVIES
Brcntdvay. 'vt'.vpen "Jml and Had
Op3Yi Every Nf?iht
Sunday ami Monday
T'.-.e Million Dollar M'Ste.y The
•>th episode.—Two reels.
The Green Eyed Monster -The
lelianiv company presents this
great play in 2 parts.
A Swell Uish. Featuring Fuir.iv
\;>ollo Fred.—A comedy.
I IVK RKKIiS
Commences at 8:30 p. m.
Music by Mrs. Hal Johnston.
Admission -6c and 10c.
Florence Legge was an arrival
in Skagway this morning on the
City of Seattle, froai Ketchikan.
Sin* is a guest at the Pullon House.
The Methodist parsonage being
under quarantine the \V. C. T. U.
v.-Ill meet Tuesday at 3:oi) p. m. iu
I lie lecture room of the M. !•-.
i hiirch.
Oil Thursday the territorial sen
ate passed to third reading a bill
prohibiting boys under 1<> years of
a.:- loitering in pool halls and ci
sar s-tores.
the City of Seattle got into
Skagway at U o'clock this morning
wit.i ;iij passengers for this port
a:id tons of freight. S!ie left
for the south at 4:45 a. in.
From Juneau tiie City of Seattle
br«- iglit the following: Frank Cook.
I d McGaun, Kdgar Kaut'tuan, Mike
i'.urli, .1 Dargomau, Pat M>'
l>e;inott, Jim White, J::s. Hyrne
and six second class.
Deputy United States Marshal
(•"miik t'ook left for Juneau on the
Mariposa Saturday night iu charge
of Mike Talty. a longshoreman, a ho
iiad been held over bv Commission
• r Conway to the federal grand jury
for furnishing liquor to Indians. The
deputy marshal returned on the
Cit> of Seattle this morning.
Mfi and Mrs. Walter McBrien
have removed from the living rooius
over C. AY". Ask & Sons' store to
the McLellan cottage on tlio south
west corner of Sixth and Main
streets.
Ou her southward voyage the
City 01° Seattie wiil call in at
Funter Hay, and Hawk Inlet with
freight; at Killisnoo with 25 pas
sengers, and at Naket Inlet with
freight.
The City of Seattle brought in
111• following people from Seattle
this morning: K. W. Whitfield, Mr.
and Mrs. \\\ R. Hillcry and son, J.
McDonald, A. Matson, F. I'feffer,
A. Kldred and It. H. Merrill.
These people arrived here from
i'riuce Rupert 011 the City of Seat
tle: C. I.. Madigau, X. J. Cavrigan.
.las. Mailigan, P. Mclileudy, .lose
Vasquez, Vincei.t Vasquez, .M. Vas
quez, T. llest and two second class.
I The last regular meeting of the
'present town council will ho held
in the town hall at S o'clock to
night. After the routine business!
II as been transacted, the members of
I the new council will be sworn in- I
! to office.
The territorial senate Thursday J
: passed the Snow bill lor a secret
i>allot on prohibition at the Novembe
election, 1916, As soon as the
aiiitudment of the serate is a green
] on by tlie house, the Lill will go
■ to the governor for signature.
There was an excellent program
at the Nugget movies last night
.-.liiong the films presented being
j tnose oi the sixth episode of "The
Million Dollar Mystery." Very
! nearly the full seating capacity of
! the house was occur.led. The pro
l cram will lie repeated tonight.
.latues A. Smiser, the newly ap
pointed district attorney for this
j division, has named John J. Reagan,
whr. fillde the office of district at
tcrney in the interim between Joan
Rustgard's resignation and Smiser's
appointment, as his assitant. sub
ject to confirmation by Attorney
!'Jeuor::l Gregory.
T. R. Need ha in, tin- Knik news
! p;'.t>or man, ias returned north from
Sun Francisco, accompanied by Mrs.
; Xeelham. While outside lie ordered
i a newspaper plant for Knik. which
|i>l:ue he claims is destined to be
i coma one of the niott important
poii ts commercially, agriculturally
land in the mining industry of any
I <ect iOii of Alaska.
Corlett ltabbage, a former well
! kn:wu resident of Skagwav, who
j loft here for Juneau several months
I ago and entered the employment
I »f the I'ostofflce store at that place,
has resigned his position and will
go into business for himself in the
near future. The best wishes of
his many Skagway tiler.ds are ex
j tended to the young man in his
j ue« venture.
"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 DT f** H "
which prevail 10 days should be sufficient to make a clean sweep *** • Vr* 1
3,000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
Including Latest Patterns in Wall, Ceiling and i'order Paper
All 40c to 60c paper
at per double roll
10c to 25c
All 25c and 30c paper
double roll
10c to 15c
For a Quick
Close Out
All Building Paper—Red Rosin Sheet
ing—Barrett's Tarred Felt— Barrett's
Tarred Felt—Oarpet Lining—Asphalt
Building Pa-per — 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
]\y|* 1 Colors. Enamel, White Demar Varnish, White Shellac,
lVllXea ! alii IS Coach Varnish, Oils, Kalsomine, etc., AT COST
BRUSHES—All Brushes (Paint, Kalsomine and Varnish, and Floor) and BROOMS
TaaIc Window Glass, Shelf Brackets, Axes, Files, Rules, Saws, Try Squares. Bevel Squares'
1 UUlo Stilson Wrenches, Machine and Monkey Wrenches, all standard grade tools, at cost.
AT YOUR OWN PRICE-A11 my painters' and paper hangers' tools and store fixtures
Remember Sale Starts April 5th and Ends April 15th
THE HOUSE OF RICH ^,fH„AS
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS will receive careful and prompt attentien. All sales for cash only
Tbg Humboldt left. Soattls fcundftjr
afternoon far Skagway and way
l orts. Her pnBsenger list Is coia
fosed almost wholly of cannery
men.
A. J. Achlson, proprietor of the
^kssway Steam laundry was taken
to th,< White Pass hospital last
night, suffering from hemorrhages
r>r the stomach. He is reported
to be getting along as well as
could be expected today.
Rev. H. >V. Michener, pastor of
the M. E. church at Ketchikan, Al
aska, arrived in Skagway ou the
Dolphin, and will remain as a guest
of Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Pedereea
and family until the southward
sailing of the Jefferson on Wednes
day, Mr. fllichener has jM-'en in
poor health for some time and it
was thought by his physician that
a change of climate and environ
ment would have a beneficial effect.
He already feels greatly improved
and is putting in a portion of the
time, in company with Rev. Peder
son, in roaming the valley and
foothills in the vicinity of Skagway,
and taking in all the nearby places
I f interest.
W. J. Corrigan, James Madigan,
P. McGlinchen and C. M. Madlgaa,
all of Prince Rupert, arrived in
Skagwav thig morning, and will go
to Atlin on tomorrw's train, where
they will be in the employ of th*
Columbia Gold Mining company, op
erating rn Pine creek. With the ar
rival of Mr. Corrigan, the "Soapy"
Smith episode is again brought to
the minds of Skagwaynns, as he
is a nephew of J. 1). Stewart, the
mull who was held up by the Smith
gang, which was the last ever per
petrated by them, nrecipitated the
uprising of the vigilance committee
and brought about the sudden end
if the "Soapy" Smith reign of ter
ror by the death of the leader. Mr.
Corrigaii says his uncle Is living
at Xanaiino, B. C., and often speaks
of 'lie exciting time in Skagway when
he was made the mark of the no
torious t'an.g When shown a copy
of the "Soapy Smith Tragedy" book,
the voung man said his uncle had
not changed in appearance since
I lie time the photograph was tak
en, and stating it was his inten
tion to send a copy to his uncle, se
cured o;te. He also bought several
sets of photographs picturing the
principals, a*: well as group pictures
C t"»t* "gang," the funeral of Prank
"ei'i, the Ueid monument, and of
other i icidents of t'je notorious af
fair.
Se.it lie, April 12—E. C. Ward,
who has been acting manager of
the Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany since tho retirement of Vlce
"luidont George H. Higbee from
(hat position has been promoted to
the vice-presidency, which will make
him the permanent manager.
The Pacific Coast Steamship
company is considering putting the
Queen on the Southeastern Alaska
icute for the summer. It is said
that all tho accomodations of the
jpokane and the City of Seattle
for the excursion season have been
engaged, and that inquiries for
further accomodations are being re
ieived so that it is believed that It
will bo necessary for tho company
to increase its passenger carrying
capacity for the season.
Tho Pacific Coast Steamship
company will have use for all of Its
vessels from this time forward. It
is being pressed to enter the Ha
waiian trade between Puget Sound
and San Francisco and Hawaiian
ports. Whether It will be able to
do so or not has not been deter
mined.
The R«ason.
"Allee talks with a decided English
•Accent." "Ws. Iter teeth were Import
Hi from I.Mm]on."—Boston Transcript
Not Standing.
Kill- Is he in the standing army?
Jill—No. lie's In the cavalry.—Ton
kers Statesman.
Among Those Present.
"I>id Blinks exhibit at the hor#e
show?" "Well, he mad* an ass of
himself."—Philadelphia Ledger.
With the Cynic.
It is a siu to believe evil of others,
but it is seldom a mistake^—-Smart
Set.
Economy of Language.
Passenger (entering car)—Fin* morn
ing, conductor.
Conductor— Pare.—Brooklyn Eagle.
Its Sort.
Prisoner—1 embezzled this moaoy
because I am not rich.
Judge—A poor excuse.—Exchange.
Consolation.
Beggar—1 haven't tasted food for a
mouth. Dyspeptic—That's nothing. It'»
the same old taste.—Town Topics.
The
Oumyte
It'ud tape
Don't eew on prea3 studs
one by one—
Then find oat when your work
is done—
That some ara wrong and 6ome
are right—
Be sure at first—usa
OUT-O-SYTF
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phoa* 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. m.
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor
A|i|Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
JArthur Bcone, Proprietor
Interior Weather
Slcagway, cloudy, calm, 50 above.
Whltehorse, clear, s. w. 30 above, i
Lovrer L«Barge, clear, s. w. 32 :
above.
HooUlinqua, cloudy, calui 35 j
,-ibove.
Big Salmon, clear, s. w. 34
«ibove.
Yukoix Crossing, enow, calm, 32
above.
Selkirk, enow, calm. 34 above.
Coffee Creek, cloudy, s. w. 3S
above.
Stewart River, cloudy, calm, 34
above.
Ogilvle, cloudy, 8. w. 34 above.
Dawson, cloudy, s. w. 35 above.
Six
Peters' Chocolates
for 25c
Tony Dortero
FORSALE
Residence 22nd and State.
Furnished or Unfurnished
LEE C. GAULT
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Eyery Night
TONIGHT
Warner Feature I resents "Zingo
an 1 tho White Elephant."—The
iao:t spectacular feature of sensa
t ior.al action and comedy situations
tver produced.
Animated Weekly No. 2022.—
"Hos« Bath ScatterB Hobos."
Iler Secretaries.—Good comedy.
FIVE REELS
THE ONLY SHOW LN ALASKA
WITH RAISED SEATS
Next Postoffic# ob Flftb Ave.
Pehbletord and Gibson Rye. But!
I^VK (i(>OJ> OXES TO DRAW TO.
weiser, Bli"» Ribbou and Pale Rain
P.eer i* me Roar-' of Trade
FOR SALE—Resilience, 22d and
Stute streets, Furnished or unfurn
ished. I ce 0. Gaull. 3-30-6t.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Qrlott 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. cS*