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SPECIAL SALr
Tea Garden fable fruit
BLACKBERRIES
LOGANBERRIES
RASPBERRIES
STRAWBERRIES
Only 25 cents
C. W. ASK & SONS
1 ;* HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRST CLASS CAFE ?!
ATLI NCONRAD STAGE IN CONNECTION *>
V CHOICE BAR STOCK V
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: Caribou Hotel.
K. W. G1DKON, Pkoi"Riki.>r
t NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS p~rr>r~OCs V T
FURNACE HEATED WdlUlUOO, !.
Skagwag, Alaska, February 13th. 1909
To The Men of Ska^way
G entlemen:
Are you prepared for the extreme cole w ? < : t i ?r we are
having? If not, we are in a position to supply you with all of the n< ? uU ul articles
to keep you in comfort while it continues. Following are a few m <ie ; ions from
our well assorted stock of men's goods reliable goods at the right tr\ec
.$1.50
Men's silk or wool line Mocha glows . . .
Knit wool gloves <:>
Lined mitts $1.00 to $1.50
Kxtra heavy wool mitts and gloves 7T?
Wool underwear x.'i.oo to $?>.00 suit
Kxtia heavy all wool underwear *?.<>(> suit
Flannel Shirts $1.50 to *4.00
Lined canvas coats
Lined moleskin coats
Kelt shoes
Ked Sold pars and boots
Gold Serl pacs and boot*
Winter caps cloth and fur....
$3.00 to $'?.00
..$??. 00
$'2.50 to $rt.50
.1.50 to 9.00
3.25 to ??.00
1.00 to 4.00
store g m. Behrends Mercantile Company
CuOSES qco. Blanchard, Vianacer excepted
6 p. m.
*?' *?"' V V V V *?* *1* V ?|? ?j*
Uie art- at the Com- v
^..il Hotel at Whitehorse,
V huu?<> h:i? been praotio- ?$*
?J* t .milt and refurnished
V L .rou hout. and is now one of v
V bi-^t equipped hotels in ihe v
v nortii v
PANTHEON FIRE SALE.
"???? -i to damaged labels caused by
t : em my warehouse I will sell
3 Bottles Rainier beer 50c
J Bittlcs Olympia beer 50c
. 8ottle A. B. C. beer 25c
.'S Malt Rainier beer 50c
2 Pints Olympia beer 25c
2 Bottles Ginger Ale 25c
These goods are not damaged, only
the labels are soiled, and this sale
will continue until all are sold.
J. F. ANDERSON.
Pantheon Saloon.
Homo cooking at popular prlc.s at
e Dominion Hotel, Whitehorse.
EETTER PREPARED TH N E\
Having put in a *tc&ui - i ?
other machinery *?. a:\ u
pared than over to do f : ?
cn short notice.
SKAGWAY LAUNDRY.
RELIABLE *i . i*H
The I'ack Trai.
serve wiue with <ii
ia place of tea i>r <
boys.
Why not be cli*'
tie Herman 1 ... ? t
slgninent of 111.... 1
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The Caribou
is the headquar; ; . a.
Conrad stage li ?
When in Whit'
minion Motel. 11
ular prices.
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The House of Ri
0. J. Rich, Proprietor.
WALL PAPER. BUILOiNG PA i
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
M a Orders Promptly
Attended To
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For the balance of the week, we offer tl ?
fol 1g winir red uctious
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SALE.
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A!1 of our line of 75c Wool Dress Goods
50c. the Yard
Amoskea? and Toille du Nord Dr ,s
Ginghams sold regularly at 5o
Sale Price 10c
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Fancy Flannellettes worth 20c "? v "
30c the yard, your choice
10c the yard
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2 Stores Or>en Evenings Phones 4 c
? li ? S I ? ? I M I S S S X K ? 3 iu ? 2 ? ? ? ? 2
TOWN TALK
Tlii- PeUrson came up from Fort
illiam Seward today.
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The I l''ss made the I rip to 1 1 nines
! r> turii v.sterday. No high seas
i ? re encountered.
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The .Georgia leaves Juneau tornor
iv morning for Skagway and is ex
Mi s. Howard Ashley is slill ill with
art trouble, but her condition is not
o s l ions as it was a few days ago.
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The regular monthly business meet
1 t 1 ? Christian Kndeavor societx
be held this evening at the hoiue
. J. L). Stincbaugb.
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Princess May is expected to
rrive iu Skagway tomorrow after
ou t. P. F. \V. Lowle received a
i;c today iting that she hail
t Ki. * '-h II. a at II o'clock this
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Cotton, the manager for Mcln
?V: Harrington, the Port Town
?rid contractors, has arrived at
luines nut will superintend the com- j
lei >:i of the water works system
t Fort Seward.
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Capt. Madsen states that considera
ble freight is going into the Porcn
Ine district from Haines. A big log
in: 1 nglne for the Porcupine Gold
ipanv was brought up lately from
1? low and is being taken in.
MAINS BEING THAWED
After more than 24 hours of inees
work with the steam thawer tlie
iai.. on Sixth avenue was freed from
today and now water is circulat
through them. Th mains in the
I ley between Third and Fourth are
i.i.w thawed.
GOOD PROSPECTS ON M AULEY
Bob McKenzie came in yesterday
from McAuley creek which empties
in'T Yukon near the head of I^ake Le
barge and on which he and Pete Fur
mis n are sinking a shaft in quest of
placcr gold.
McKenzie found good prospects on
McAulay several years ago but has
never been able to prospect it until 1
the presen time, but within the next
w weeks he and Furgnson hope to
demonstrate if there is anything
there. They have been working only
i few days and have had in less than
than a dozen fires. The point at
hkli they are sinking is about 12
i!t from Whitehorse. ? Whltehorse
Star.
Subscribe for The Alaskan.
THE GROWTH OF THE
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
of tin- lOili anni\?rsai> of I ho f
ins of lh" \rili< Broth hood.
The \ritic Itrothorbn. I I
fore being non-sertional it I ti
Alaska or lor in every o
word.
Tliis or dor was founded on F> b. j
1S00, anil hold Us first mc< tins on
hoard tho steamship "V it y <;i
and it responsible for its origin; to
the goodfcllowship and fri< idly f I
ing that is always noti ?-? bl- ? on n
ocean voyage or whcrowr cite .i
men are thrown together.
From such a bi uinnii ?; the ordor
has grown in ten years from a han<l
N
sentod in nearly all U>e princlplr
?
Hritish Yukon and is fust b<'coniin> ?
factor in the opening up and settling
of this great northland.
From such humble beginnings as
these have sprung nearly all th<? or
dors that have for their ground work
"the common brotherhood of man "
In concluding let us prodict a
greater growth in the next ten years
than there has been in the last, for
an order such as this. is. and always
will be for the welfare of tho com
munity in which it has its home.
The accumulation of ice In Katalla
and White sloughs the past two or
throe wooks. has boon hoax lor than at
any time within the "memory of the
oldest inhabitant. ? Katalla iVrald.
MONOGRAM HAS PERFECTION SCOTCH
"All whiskey is good whiskey !>ut
some whiskey is bettor than othoi "
"Perfection Scotch," the uhi'-? put
on the market by" D. & J. McCallum,
the famous Edinborough distillers, is
generally conceded to represent the
highest excullence in whiskey manu
facture. "Perfection Scotch" Is a
high proof blend of the finest airtight
Highland whiskies of gr.-at ago. ma
tured In sherry casks. "Perfection"
is the name that truly describes it.
Superlative in flavor. bouqm-t ami
body, mellow as a liqueur, this whis
key is the king of liquors.
Rmll Korach of th<- Monogram buf
fet has just received a fresh consi-;.
niont of this famous "Perfection
Scotch" directly from Edinborough.!
The shipment arrived on the Inst Cot
tage City. All judges of good whir
key are invited to come and sit on
the jury. 4t ^
JCK WHEAT
I FLOUR AND PURE
I UE SYRUP
grocery""
Establish i
Real Estate
BROKER
Collections
NOTARY FUBLIC
2 rO'THTn AVE., SKAOW,U
FRESH GOODS.
t J<r " on will brln* o*
Tir t of Fmh
n Butter, Kan<-h Egg*, rhotc*
an O; t'r< Our lln# of
FRYB-BRUHN CO.
.
There is a 3p?>
*iai Sale on PIPES
only 'or this Month.
? show for you to
com* and net
you- pip?
iCGME IH JIM SEE THE 010 Ml
i (>'iv Dortero's
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V HEADQl ARTT-1RS FOR MINING MEN
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STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
s The TRAIL !
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FRED PATTEN. Proprietor
* BROnDtunY and fourth avenue +
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MANTKAt M\?KA SOfVBHIRS AJTO
" KUGUKf JI Wi:t l;> CHIPS OV ALT. KINDS
| P. E. KERN, ~
? SILVtR & COPI WD HEATH NOVELTIES
? Native Carved horj Handled carving sets
* eaatifiilly Carved Walrus teeth Novelties
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Watches and Pi mom: s, Silverware. Cut
b Glass and Hand Painted China
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