When Ordering
A Sack of Flour
Think of us
Our line of substitutes is complete and our
Prices are consistent
c. W. AsK & Sons
THANKS
We sincerely thank tin* good people of
Skagway for their liberal patronage
during our business career
Sale closes Thursday night
April 11
Everything will be shipped to Seattle
on the Humboldt Monday April 15th
DORTERO & SON
nnrmkis «d FURNISHERS TELEPHONE 32
Third Liberty JL oan
4 1-4 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS OF 1928
Subscriptions open from April 6th to May 4th. 1918; Payable
at follows:
5 per cent. Cash. 20 per cent. May 28th. 1918
35 per cent. July 18th. 1918 40 per cen!. August 15th, |W|8
Interest on deferred payments after May 9th. 1918. Maturity Se^t
I 5rf», 1928, not convertible, same tax provisions as 2nd Liberty Loan'
YOLR SUBSCRIPTIONS SOLICITED
RANK OF ALASKA
hvmboldt oomixg
Sea'.t!e, April 11.—Thft steamer
Humboldt wiled from this p°rl
yesterday aU&rnooa -|30 o'ci>>'-k
i,'as«fugers booked from here are
C. Curron. H. Habeek, A. Holm
iiroeu, Louis Strom, K \\o!t" Htnl
Thomas Winn.
WANTED—To rent mi Underload
or Rtmlajftoa typewriter. Inquire
Dally Alaskan office.
Mrs. K. A. Robinson, of Atlin,
li C., after spending the fall,
anil winter in California, returned
north, oil lte Princess yesterday anil
will oe a passenger oil tomorrow s
train en rout e to Atlin whero she
will remain for the summer.
XOTU'K
Anyone having any bills against
Uortero Ji Son are requested t-.i J
present them at om-e. 4-11-St.
PINEAPPLE
Try a can of Preferred Stock Haiwian
Pineapple. You .rill enjoy it
Tender and full flavored
Large tins sliced 30c
Small flat tins 20c 3 for 5Oc
Grated med sized tins 25c
P. H. GANTY
Store Open From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day. One regular delivery a day
, taking order* received until I p.m.
BOWLING UNO
DEL SIT.
Saturday afternoon the Harbor
Boat P^ersOn will leava this city
for Fort SeW-ird at 4 o'clock, and.'
will take a number of persons to
♦lie post for a bowling match H-nd
dancn. ' • 1 ' I j
The local Elks bowling team will
go do'vn to roll a gafcne with, the
soldiets, and It is the desire of
the officers of the garrison that
a number of Skagwa^ ladies ac
company the bowlers, and attend
the dance which will immediately
follow tho bowling match.
No one has been designated as
bvokirj; officer for the occasion,
but ii is the desire of the officers
of the Army and Navy club, who
are giving the dance, which is to
be held in A. H. hall at Haines, j
lhat as many as the Peterson can ,
carry, make the trip. It is under-1
stood that a note hag been sent
to th<- post asking that some olio
he named to make a list of those 1
who wish to attend from here.
Lieut. Snyder Killed
At French Front
Just before the Princess Sophia
sailed from Vancouver, Saturday
nigh1. word was received there '
ff ni the ltritish front in France, j
which brings the war closer home I
to n number of Skagway and 'White-!
hf.rse people.
The death of Lieutenant Hilliaril
Snyder, Km of Major A. K. Snyder, j
of the Royal Northwest Mounted j
police was noted among the casual.
' os reported.
M"u'. Snyder will be remembered
by many Skagwayans as only a
young boy, who shortly before leav
ing tj,«, north for Regina, visited
with Mrs. Pull en for several days, |
and he took keen enjoyment in rid-i
Iti,-1 Mrs. Pullen's saddle horse, rid- I
i"3 his mount in a most graceful ]
manner. At that time he was a. i
lad ii. knickers,
Majr>r Snyder's daughter! Kather
ine is also in the service of her
roun'ry. and is reported to be
drivin? a Red Cross ambulance in '
Prance.
The Daily Alaskan extends to
Major Snyder its heartfelt, sorrow In,
the- lj«s of his son. However we
take solace in the knowledge that ■
tie surely died like a soldier and
it lcy-1 supporter of his King.
OUR SPRING STOCKS
Of Wall Paper and
Paints etc
ARE NOW COMPLETE
We *re novr prepared to book orders for interior and
exterior decorating work. All work guaranteed
Let us give you an estimate on your work
Our prices the lowest consistent with quality
L. A. HARRISON Co.
fELEPHONE 55 Store Closes 6 p.m. Saturday 8 p.m.
GEORGE MOWL. Prourietor
W'llllH'silOy I»n<l TliW'Ml;ly
Anidiri'n Film Co. piiwints Vivian Itirli anil D-'vid L.v'l'.-'H*
The Altar of Ambition
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SKK AMKKICA KIKST. — Ml I t VI, WKKKLV.
SIX KKKf.S
Music 1>J Violin, l'iano ami Drums.
3:30 p-m. Sharp Admission 25c. 10c
m: \I.H PllEVEXTS
MLLlTAKV SKHVIOE
Word has arrived in Skagway
ftom Louis Gutfelt who left for
SeatMe with the intention of join
ing the American fighting forces.
Louis enlisted a(, Camp Lewis, and
was 'hen sent to fort McDowell l°r
training. Here ho was subjected to
a tho»ough physical examination,
and in this he failed to show up
to the required standard. As . a
result he was discharged for physi
cal disability. Jlo then went lo
•California and is now engaged wish
'he S>ullif"i'ii pacific it. H. at San.
I'raacisco. HI
DON'T MISS VOI R TKAI.V
Tt-iiii No. 1, o£ tlwjW hito Pass,
.will Ifitrc this <• ity at 7 o'clock to*
iiicvrow morning, instead of tlip
us ia! time 8:150. This advance in
ti.< hour of departure is for the
Pit11«--si/ of gettiiiff the train over
i'i .ire i' Uocomes dark.
U you have saved n slicf
day. c 't corn,bread and save
loaf.
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