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We Wish One and All
A Happy and
Prosperous New Year
C. W. ASK & SONS
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GENTLEMEN^
There is a Spe
cial Sale on PIPES
only for this Month.
Now BOYS there is
a show for you to
come and get
your pipe
I COME IN UNO SEE THE OLD MAN
Tony Dortero's
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Alaska Views at Half
Price until Jan. 1st
Until January 1, wo will sell
nny of our fine collection of
Alaska views at i regular
price ? 8x10 pictures foi i">c.
5x8 two for Joe. 1-1x17 75e ea.
DRAPERS- G0.
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NE W Y EaR
We take this means to extend our thanks to our many
friends and customers for their kind patronage during
the year just closed. We appreciate to the fullest
extent the confidence and loyalty shown us, and for
the coming year will strive harder thau ever before
to improve our service still further, feeling that the ,
best is none too good for our patrons.
UO
store b.M. Behrends Mercantile "ompany STORE
OPEN . t J OPEN
Geo. Blanchard, Manager
EVENINGS
EVENINGS
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AT KERN'S DRAWING DEC. 24 1908
1 533t> K. Howard watch, \V. E.J
Ferro.
2 531-11 Gents' watch, Mrs. II.'
Fr?-ideuthal.
3 421? Genu' watch, F. S. Bell
4 3179 Ladles watch, Miss Sch
walbe.
5 454? Hand painted plate, K. .1.
Kiugsbury.
t> 4585 Cut glass bowl, K. J.
Kiugsbury.
7 3601 Nugget brooch, Mrs. II.'
Flaherty.
8 3784 Carving set. Robt. Mott?-r. ;
The drawing was conducted by a 1
committee composed by K. J. Kin^s- '
bury. Miss Le Fevre, H. B. I^> Fevre !
and Miss C. B. Benson.
P. E. KERN,
Gold and Silversmith, j
Customers anil friends are re
quested to call and receive a little
Christmas souvenir with compliments ;
u( Will Clayson.
CATHOLIC.
S:30 & m Holy Communion
10:30 a m Mass nc-1 sermon.
2: 1T> pin Sunday schoo',
3:00 p m H.r.ediction.
A collection for the relief of the Sici
lian refugee* will be taken up at the
luorniug servici.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. P H. Turner, S. J.
I'KKSUYTKKl \N"
ifth Avenue and State street.
11:00 a. oi. Morning worship.
12 in. Sunday School.
7:00 p nt. Senior t'hris'ian En
deavor.
8pm Evening worship
Midweek prayer meeting at 8:00
Wednesday evening.
All are cordially invited to attend
these service*.
The subject of th* morning seriron
will he. ' The Lwd in he Possessed."
The subject of the evening sermon
will be, "The Call from the Past to the
future."
Rev. Geo E. Good, Paa'.or.
ST. SAVIOURS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
2nd Sunday after Christmas
S:00 a. in. Boly Kucharist.
10:45 a. m. Morning frayer anil Ser
mon.
12 in School
7:30 p. m. Evensong and sermon.
\\'et)nesd-?y, January 0th:?
Feast ol the Epiphany.
10:00 a. m. Holy Eucharist
8:00 p. m Euening prayer and ad?
dress.
Friday
Litauy at 4:30 p, m.
The mornine service has been
changed to 10:45.
Every bedy is welcome at these ser
vices, the seats are all free.
The Chinese didn't shout much when
they saw our big battleships, but they
probably went home and burned In
cense to the sod that Is good to Celes
tials.
After no end of session and endless
debate the dictum of the national con
servation committee will be, "The
only way to conserve Is to conserve."
One weak point about anti-noise re
form is that it can take a rest around
the holidays and election time and life
ro on just the same.
TOWN TALK
George Dillon, chief of police is
home after n business trip to Ju
neau.
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Mrs. HeoTje Howard will leave for
Seattle 'anight Qn the Princess May
for a well Deeded rest.
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riie Skagway city counoll will hold
its regular January meeting Monday
evening at the city ball.
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Arthur Jennings of Huincs is spend
ing a few days in Skagway. .Mr. Jen
nings is stopping at the Dewey.
The Firemen will ho d there regular
monthly meeting tonighi ut F'ireineu's
hall. All the members. ore reques ed
to attunu.
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Wallace Grant, son of Mrs. A. L.
Grant, will leave for Seattle tonight
on the Princess May. He will attend
the Acme Business College there for
the next four months.
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Mr. George Noot of Summit Is con
fined by illness at the White Pass
hospital. His condition is not seri
I FRESH BUC&^mEAT
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MAPLE SYRUP
GRANT'S GROCERY
?8OTCTi???miiM:n^ . siJuansKsammmm
ous. Mrs. Noot is visiting in tho
city with friends.
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The Eaglo's datce la->r night their
aerie wan one of lb" m st enjoMible
dance he.il in Sit. way ibis yea h.
The WtteRtia' i- ? wi.A ? ????p'ionl^ ia'fre
[anil the Et^le'.-- attained iheir i 'pu 'j
tioru u- perf,.T. h< ? .
The White Pa; & Yukon railroad
took 600 balcy of bay to Robert J owe
of Whitehorse, till- ? morning. The
hay arrived on th? ? .Mi'or ??in. An
electric dynaiuo, w i.,bl: c I"> to :<.
was also taken to Whitehon- ? this
morning. It will br frefght d over
the ice to Dawson this winter and
used by the Guggenheim Interests.
Subscribe for The Alaskan. I
Watch This Space for
January Slaughter Sale
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Ladies' Home Journal, Everybody. All Story . Railroad, Cavalier, Scrapbook,
Popular, _ Argosy, Munsey, Smart Set, Wide Wor^d, Ainslee ?
MAGAZINES FOR JANUARY 1909 \
Beautiful 1909 Calendars and New Year Cards'
Stores Ooen Evenings'! Phones 4 & 55
S Ed E S3 B
The Christian Endeavor aod Ladies
Aid society held a watch raeetioe to
usher in the new acd out the old year
at the l5r sbyterian parsonage Thurs
day mi^ir. Mr. Archer gave several
n itations, refreshments were served
aod the < venirp was speDt in games
until 11 ::j0 o'clock wheu a prayer uieet
iri vvjis held until 12:20 under direc. ion
of Rev. G. E. Good. The meeting was
well attended.
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS.
\V<. receive on every boat fresh
consignment of local ranch eggs,
guaranteed strictly fresh.
FRYEBRUHN CO.
BRING YOUR OWN JUG.
Mount Vernon Rye and Belmont
Bourbon direct from bond at whole
;ilo price by the gallon. The Mas
cot, phono G7. Delivery free.
If you want to buy anything adver
tise for it in The Alaskan.
> FEW IRE
Tho drawing for prizes at Kirmse's
Thursday evening resulted in the
winning numbers being as follows:
1 692
2 3543
3 747
4 2872
f? 1044
6 220
7 2103
Tho names of holders of lucky
tickets as heard from up to time of
going to press are as follows:
No. 3513, 2nd prize, E. Howard
watch, W. H. Cook.
No. 717, 3rd prize, Waltham watch,
Miss Fay Stinebaugh.'
No. 2872, 4th prize, ladies gold
watch, .fames Nettles.
No. 103, 7th prize, cut glass water
bottle, Mrs. V. I. Nairn.
Any person holding one of the
lucky numbers is requested to call
and recclve the prhe their ticket
calls for.
II., D. KIRMSE,
Tho originator of low prices.
RELIABLE ALL THE TIME.
The Pack Train Restaurant will
serve wine with dinner orders, free
in place of tea or coffee. Come on
boys.
BOTTLED AND DRAUGHT BEER
tinier Beer is the peer of all
br iws. At the Mascot, phone G7 and
havo a case sent to your home.