SEA FOODS
• for the Lenten Season:
Salted Mackerel Salted Salmon Bellies
Salted Herring Kippered Herring
Canned Goods:
Salmon Mackeral Tuna Fish
Yarmouth Bloaters Kippe red Herring
Sardines Anchovies Fish Flakes
Fish Balls in Fish Bouillon
Fried Cakes of Coalfish in Brown Sauce
Oysters Crabs Lobsters Clams Shrimps
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Why don't you get that
ROYAL TAILORED LOOK?
offer F.OYAL Made-to-Measure
- nits :»nd Overcoats at $16 to $40
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWS TOPICS
!?•.: rv Jack-on r.a.l Hugo Petorsoa
\V.ih . Tlrey are bound for the
T \ wi.: be a regular meeting
n. C r.ji So. 1, tomorrow
(Tu; » : :btg All m-einerab are
ptiia tc the new resi
::rij. ; 0:13 o\luvk Tue>
t. r.:-J th* dialer at 6:45
.
T e Vienna. Bakery has re-opencd
l'cr luisises; and Max will be glad
to see all his old customers again.
3-13-ti.
"Jia' Xitiles, local hardware
-
iY:iiig from an attack c£ rheu
ta.; x IK is back on the job,
but s;i!i .shows the effects cf the
\ i> Bak.-n bread is the stand
ard fir ^k;:gv.ay. Get It. 3-13-tf.
II. 1-. 5?h' ily, associated with the
iV V. U , aud wife arc sto;>
i>he!ly v. ill be a southbound pas
.
in Seattle and pro
Wi'h all the improvements com
I'letc-J, the Vienna I.akerj la again
at youi service with the finest
arr> u- trod of local man
a rs 1 -u worn the eutrauce to
>«■ po t office " tha* it has been
.. to i uro their safety by
l>I;u '!i_ a ii w section of flooring at
Lit • .tr;.iic«. Xuw, U'-«ra searchers
* itli perfect safety.
I.cc:.; lew! rs a» the Elks club
lag- ti oak balls down the inlaid
alleys. W. Warren leads the men
with a j- ore of 201.. Miss Edith
1.. '.ilk t ' . t'.ie li t for the.
i iics with a score of 177. She is
followed by the score of 171 made
bv Mrs. G. G. Miller.
Last week at the Elk alleys there
w « or.ly one "200'' or better score
mark d up and that honor went to
W. II. Warren, he having rolled
2t'l pias.
There were two pretty games
rolled by the ladies of the club.
FOR SALE
65 TOWN LOTS
I am instructed by the owners to
sell all of tha above property; all
desirable residence lots, situated
■within the corporate limits of the
Town of Skagway, Alaska.
i0 corner lots
45 inside lots
The same will be sold to suit
purchasers without reserve at
prices, ranglug from $10.00 to
?G5 00 each; all taxes paid and
titl • clear.
MARTIN CONWAY
SUagway, Alaska.
NUGGET MOVIES
Broodivojt be* ween 2ml iuid 3rd.
0p3ii Every Night
TONIGHT
The Goddess.—SLxthi chapter In
two reels.
Hearst Selig News Pictorial.
On.e Touch of Nature.—An Edi
s'ju drama.
The Guttersnipe. — AJ Vitigrapu
comedy featuring Lillian Walker.
Music by Mrs. W. R. Hillery.
CumuKOCK at »>• m
Miss libvtli Lilliioat making high
with 177, and Mrs. George Miller
second high with 171 pins.
Ill .Mr.OLDT DUE HERE
WEDNESDAY MOIiXIXG
The S. S. Humboldt sailed from
Seattle Thu-rsday night. She is
loaded with t'reigh* for the Chil
Kuot tannery, which is preparing
for its opening. Besides a heavy
freight consignment she is booked
with a full passenger list. Mail
for Skagway is included in the list.
She will tie up to the local dock
sometime Wednesday morning.
On March 20th, a nice eight
jtoiuid baby girl was boru to the 1
wito of Corporal Naegal. Mrs.
Naogal is confined at the Pres
byterian hospital. Mother and 1
tube are doing nicely under the
ewe of Dr. H. M. Craig.
The Stork visited the home of
Mr and Mrs. W. E. Polley on
March 23rd. On his departure he j
left a nice baby girl to cheerish, the
household. Dr. Craig was in at-!
tendance. He 'reports the mother
as getting along very nicely.
Tim Vogel left Saturday morning
with bis pony and sled for Porcv-1
uine. He went on business con
nected with the Porcupine mints
with which company he *111 be as- i
sociated jthis coming Bummer.
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
: Don't forget the number
428 Broadway
! TonyDortero
'■ ALL KINDS* OP PIPES
From 5c to Pocket Book
.'-v *"v .<rv .'~V^V ^ ^ -
Tile Vienna Bakery for bread, cof
fee rolls, doughnuts, pies and
cakes. ^ 3-16-tf.
BREAD
That Is:—OUR OWN MAKE
For the past winter wo have endeavored to make our Bread
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy our cus
tomers and give them BETTER BREAD THAN* THE ORDIN
ARY.
OUR NAME IS OUR GUARANTEE and the reason for our sat
isfied patrons.
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE
PtUPlCIIEPUE:
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth A.venue
Open Ever; Night Raisea beats jj
TONIGHT
THE OUBLIETTE IN THREE PARTS
Is i'rom the story by George Bromcn Howard in the "Century." <;
Produced under tlie personal direction of Charles G.'.bbyn, present ij
ing Murdock McQuarrie auJ .Pauline Bush.
THE BASEBALL FAJfi—A timely comcdy with Laura Oakley. I
UNTVERSAIj IKE, Jr., AND T^E SCHOOL BELLE.—A coma]}. *
5,000 feet of films. ,
Music by J. V. Miller.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30 jj
nuR-nrcran.-yT"! iMnumifr'- y -7"W: —r; ;"J JjHHa
L
HACK Will ft "ZiP"
The Skagwa/ quintet came back
with a "Zip" last night and took the
Island team completely off its feet.
Hoth teams were primed for the
contest but nothing could have
stopptd the aggressive playing of
the local team hist night. They
were there from the minute the
game opened until it closed. With
cleverly worked criss-crowes and
oprfeet team work they ran up the j
final score of 19 to 14, thus de
feating the invaders by a margin oi i
5 points. The game was very closl/ ,
contested all the way through and
neither side was sure of victory un-1
til the whistle announced the clos- I
lug minute of play.
As a curtain raiser to the big I
game the womene teams put up a
thrilling exhibition Their work!
was characterized by cleverness and j
dexterity in handling the ball. Al- i
though the visiting team walked
honn with the honors, nevertheless !
the local team put ud one of the j
•seappiest exhibitions that local fans
have seen for many a day.
rne rinai score wus it, iu «. i-i/i
♦ lit; visiting team Miss Coryell scor- [
ing »wo field baskets and Miss Ruby j
Joiiii8ou following: with, one basket
aud two free throws, were the stars, j
The work of Miss Dillon and Miss
Baker at guards, was vory noticeabl j
Their ability of retrieving the ball |
and passing to a forward was clever
ly done. The shot of Miss Dillon
deserves special note—wrestling the
br.N from her opponent with but a
socond to size up the lay of the |
land, ihe hopped, threw tho ball j
with one hand from the center of ,
the floor and it gracefully dropped 1
v<r. the net covered Inclasure. I
Miss Dortero slipoed away from her 1
guard, in the second half, and shot |
a perfect basket. Miss Rousseau,
at iorward .played her opponent off
her feet. Tho work of Miss Liddi
coat at center was in harmony with
the ♦.earn work that prevailed dur
ing the evening. Summing up the
game, an observer would say that it
was snappy, full of pep and ginger
aud a harmonious spirit prevailed.
Immediately after the first half of
th^ curtain raiser tho men held
down the floor. During (lie entire
game Treadwell was called for 25
fouls and Skagway 11. Clean sports
maiisliip marked the game through
out. Kertis was the big point win
ner for the visitors. Tho Ask
brothers did the honors 'or the lo
caliies. Harry Ask made 17 of the
l!) points made by the local team.
Every man was oil the job and they
worked like clock work. It would
have been impossible for any mem
ber 10 star had it not been for tho
team work displayed by every pi aye
Immediately aitei the f-lcsing of
thf £;&me dancing held full sway.
Tiis visitors wero entertain d by the
local team at dancing for a while
and then a theatre party was arrang
td for them. The visiting- ladies
were given a favor bos of candies.
Captain Kertis expressed himself by
saying "We havo had a delightful
•'me. Nothing has been overlooked
to show your hospitality."*
THE VERY NEXT TIME!
Tho nox* time you requiro an ef
ficient laxative, try "PUROLA"
Syrup of Figs—Nature's remedy. It
is pleasant and agreeable to the
taste, as well as being effective.
It., use will keep the bowels open, j
and regular. Especially recommend |
ed for women and children. Price j
2fic and 50c.. Specify "Pl'ROItA."
S^ld by Keller Bros. Drug Co.
C . - T.T«r->-»ps»rT-^"n | lii | HMWili i
There's one rubber boot
^ that has "made good"
in Alaska, and that's the
White Boot
"With the Red-Line 'round the Top" \
You know that when a boot comes in and j
simply sweeps the whole country like |
"H_IPRESS" has done, it's COT to be
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
White Goodrich "HIPRESS" Boots actually wear
longer than iron or steel! You don't have to half
ilw.m "n'frh .llifU- fnr Mufivonr hnlv. :
nailed leather soles. The reason for this unusual service is that
"HlPRESS" are constructed by an entirely new process—fifty years
ahead o f the old,
Jklade of the same tou^h rubber that goa into Goodrich Auto Tires—welded
together under enormous pressure INTO ONE SOLID PIECE!
Nothing to come apart—they can't leak, peel, crack or split! They're comfort
able, too—shaped to the foot while it's working. We promise that once you start
wearing White "HlPRESS" you'll never be satisfied with anything else._ And
remember—it has a Red-Line 'round the Top.
DEALERS —Write at onec for samples and prices.
The B. F. Goodrich Company
Factories* Akron. Ohio The B. Jo^h'R^.hbfr'company
Branches and Dealers Everywhere 113-15 King Street *
GAGE
Spring and Summer Hats
* Now On Display
Becoming Tailored Effect®
Lacey Sailors
Also the ever popular! close
fitting hats so suitable to
Skagway zephyrs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
Bank of Alaska
Fifth Avenue, between Broadway and State St.
Capital - $50,000
Surplus - $10,000
Correspondents
SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK SoAtUfi
WELLS FARGO NEVADA NATIONAL BANS SftK Qr&Mtto
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK NeiSf r«E
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY Kfcfc
Officers
I'RESIDENT ANDREW STEVHNSON
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. BBS*GN
CASHIER ... ... ... W. H. WARRHN
ASSISTANT CASHIER ... ... GEORGE HCRH
GENERAL COUNSEL ARCHIBALD B. SWWWNBON
ATTORNEY ... „. «. ... ... H. L. FAULKNER
Directors
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN', Cl-flirman of Board,
Formerly Vice President and Direct**, KftttflfO&
Bank. t * T"* '
Treasurer, Phocfniv Underwear Co.
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE,
President, H. D. Walbridge & Co., Bdsko*.
President, Dallas Gas Co.,
Director, American Coal Products Co.,
Director, Commonwealth Eight, Power & Railway Co.,
Director, Pcim Electric Co.,
ANDREW A. BENTON',
Marwick, Mitchell, Peat & Co.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Associated Alaskan Properties.
J. T. WESTERMAN N,
Skagway, Alaska.
W. H. HENSON,
Skagway, Alaska.
P. H. GANTV,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
Skagway, Alaska.
ACCOUNTS OF INDIVIDUALS, PROFESSIONAL, 8AI>
ARIED AND BUSINESS MEN, FIRMS, OOBS»ORA«T<»J»
AND BANKS INVITED. BOTH LARGE AND SMALT, A*B
WELCOMED. ■
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
' .»uneau, • Alaska
Capital, $5 O.UOO.00.,£"y '.J Surplus,'$20,000.00 C.. V
B..M.JBEHRENDS ^ R.'. WILLIS' " GUYLM<-NAUGHTON, ^
Preaidtnt Vice Fre». Caahiet
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Black. Silver, Cross, Red, White and Blue, Lynx,
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