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PARSLEY, WATER CRESS.
RED PEPPERS j
HORSE RADISH. CABBAGE, APPLES J
ORANGES. BANANAS, LEMONS
| C, W. Ask & Sons
....Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS.
CAPS; SHIRTS, HOSE.
NECKTIES. SWEATER
COATS. UMBRELLAS.
SHOES PACS. ARC
TICS. RUBBERS ETC.
If vo? parchae* aurtMn*
thkt doesn't plve jvu complete aaUa
;?r;xm wnp want jxw to com* and toll
ut, and p?T? ue a ckanoe to "maJca
cvod " That's the way w*"v? built
H a itmu'.t trac^e. No matter bow
arvi jv*ii are to please. ?? guaractee
to rltMkse 3rv'4a- TRY U&.
Tony Dortero & Son? 42! Broadway
J. IKUTA
v\\- i %, "THIN
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*. Ivory CArvings
IndUn Baskets
CHiNV KN{> CVT CLASS
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Best Meals
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCc
DINNER? <yO
Lodging
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Draper & Co.
Arret* Frc
EASTN4II KOO*K SUPPLIES
rHOTOGRATRKK*:
FStsfciag dvVe for ?2v?e * be
-jor* U>* Nstt**.
Ptti: lb* of FUats. mwt *rx! Pm~
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V?lU ori?rr emffcttp fc-t*ac?d to
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Assayer
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CHRISTMAS
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
FY ro thto date o& a!3 oa^te lct*nd
\i for Hcury Prie-if r.U><U, the Inde
iw? !--rt Erp7vi5-wa.r. shouk: be ma?Je
?o s?" vpn*ix ( TC an<5 vour odi m-Ul
?tveive ircmrdiaS* artectlan. He as
Louod his office at U>e Rough
a 0 S?ore.
GRA~0 REDUCTION SALE
Tbe r?c* Trait U> bow aelliar a
Jot of wooc ?k?od? at reduced
?r >m as tfcer are ppttinj: too old to
10M a J w 1 at a profit. Tours.
' 1J. Herman Orimn
IWtKV ra)e Rafrie--. niue Ribbon
ir?d 0> ir.r>'?a IVtc Pre at the
'mri of Tr*d*. tj.
ON ? OC
H. Hartwigsen
?i2,%~e??r>r to
W. W. BOUGHTON
r>Kat.KR vs
(Cigars Tobacc.
Smokers' A-trcies,
St-?t?one'~v and Fisft
ng, Tackle
Lafc^K Cl?n a - y?, lih*?r>
ivarmvG i a t kst oopt
Wr.KTtP BOOKS
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OTUKR PKRIOOlCat <?
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iCOAL
Wellington Lump Coal
toji stjaTt No. ?, Ojwber rt*f Mis**
%< Kh. t> etcheM cra-i
.MMwkotd ooai rf ?ii tb# B C '
ML2S FIXED CARBON
""?"Tnct Comb? 'ajn l aifor* H?
Urtt **fc
?'* ?n? afur Jal* lat. i>16. *
??ar LhJ? real. ?<?3eot*d a t
0-aM as ftJlowa ?
Vnibie Screened a->i *a.-lw? US ton '
-orwv.tniEs (Mcfewi) "
-orwcla** ?bUk> 7. *
iho?? prtcne t?oh?de <J?B*srr
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
?OLE SELLING aGENTS
" ??,?>*? *?. Sfcacwav. Alack ?. ^
It is a pleasant noise, for it tells of the great reductions we are making in
all departments. There is no ^reserved" stock in our store. Every article
has been marked at a r -? price and you are losing money when
you fail to take advantage of this sale.
Here are a few examples of the reductions we have made
for your benefit, arcs if your immediate needs are not
mentioned it is because our stock is too big to mention the
sweeping cuts we have made throughout our entire store
Mammoth Fur uti e
Bargains
$35 Oak Dressers $25
19 Dining Tab'es * 1 1 50
14 Dining Tables 10
30 Morris Chairs 20
16 Morris Chairs
1 1 50 Steel Couch 7 50
14 Box Lounge . S 50
Similar reductions 01
Iron Beds. Dining C \'\ .
Rockers and Libr.r
Carpets and Rugs Tr.u I
go too, pretty patterns
and fine values * < oft
Your choice of o*n*L
Curtains at 50c c ^
SPECIAL OFFERS IN
DOMESTICS
SERPENTINE CREPE
Plain and Fancies
Worth 2.5 c. sale price 16 2-^c
R. (i. Corsets worth $1.50
to : j. 5^1 . Price Si to $2.05
MUST GO AT ONCE
Plain \V lite and Decoratcd
1 5c Ginghams
25c Ginghams
12 l-2c Outing Flannel
1 5c Dress Percale
45c Sheetings
10c
16 2-3c
8 l-3c
10c
30c
One-Third Off
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SHOES
for Ladies , Misses and N
Children I
Our discount from 1-3
to 1-2, Come and see
Shirt Waists, Silk Under
Skirts. Heatherbloom
Skirts and Dress 5kirts
All at 50 cts. on the dollar
Dainty Embroideries at 1-3 off
GAGE HATS
Only 17 at half price
No Reserve Stock
All our W ool Dress Goods
Taffeta Silks and Dress
Trimmings at 331-3 off
I STORE CLOSES AT EIGHT
'9 P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS
ML! NOTES
t Special Corr?sponc? i < t
0?arce St-Clair i: a e a 1 :
?vith th< stage to Caivrow on t!
Mr* Tolj?ir< re'ur; , ft.r.i .i tr
:o the <mi tht* Ia i 6^v^,
Th. >a;as Vaughn awl P. liabee
i?uix'!i?s?ed an outfit and haw >
>ut on Fourth o' July 0"e*-k to do
-ome development work on their
jiiarti claims there
S Dtniela and <-eor_ N
>pruoe Oreek mines reU:rno<. fr<i
mat to the Coast on the la-; si.
rhey are dedighted with the AM in
nUhtr ar.d state that it l*ats :
;hing that tfoey have s<* i c t
Stanley Partridge, of thi \Y<- \rm
ear the Engineer nrir.es. dr<no i Jo
town a fe? days ago for the purpos
if purchasing supplies for the mine
He is enthuiastic over the pros.
[>ects next summer. and is going t
*o a Jot of development work. Mr
Partridge was a partner of StuHo
UcClellan w^ki with his wife were
billed in the slide which took place
S the mines last fall.
While he was absent, getting break
ast. the cabin of Mr. Paxton ca-.ight
ire and w-as in & mas? of flame* bo
>?re H was noticed. The fire gained
-eadway so rapidly that the extin
ruiher was use4?ss and the < a! in was
>jrned to the ground.
Mr Paxton lost everything he had
here being no time to carry the cor
?nts out of the reach of the fames,
rlis loss will be about five hundred
iojlars
The two I>anict? brothers, who pass
?d thru this city two years ago, on
k prospecting trip to the Toslin Dis
rict, are thought to have met with
> terrible fate in that countTy. One
?f them is thought to be the man
rtoo was fonfti dead on the shore of
1V0K Lake
Murray, another oM prospector of
hat district. was thought to have
i?en lost also but upon the arrival o
2. L. Pill man at Telegraph Creek, ho
earned that Murray was at one of
>ear. TSi. -fikf rs installed are:
OTcr -aim', OuL?ide Guard.
IV! \v< (it r mrr.ed tun the In^t
~ta r- 'rim a trip t? the Coast,
K ? v \\ BOWLERS CLEAR
AWAY MOST PINS
Vith po -d steady work last night,
he local aaU, rod bowlers succeeded
n clearing more pins out ctf the way
.ban any oX ttie other teams com
ouipetios. They secured ten ptna
:itore than WTtStetaorse. This, it is
thought will discomfit, that ajrere
--ation to such an extent that they
uflS be unable to do themstjlves just
iw> and keop up tho fair etample Of
Vtowlinp that they have been doin*.
That they are surprised at Skat;
way's out bowling them lasii night is
ovtoent from the surprise that the
SMRar expressed last week in h1*(
? s o- r the ? f of SVajway
to fourth place out of the fire teams
bowlins: in the first same Monday. He
ays: "Co^'i-ieT'able snrprhte is ex
nressed that SVarway and Dawson
i as wo'! thr-ir records show."
The #eorc= made last nlsht were;
SVanvay 2492' Whitehorse 2452: .Tu
onan 24*2: Port Seward 2385. Dawson
2304.
Tob f!r!ffin. H. <3. Norton^ J. Mit
-11 a- ' 1. Howell roachet! Seward
? !ih 2 " ;voi;nds of cold dust from
Idttarod. The treasure was bro'tjrht
t IV v.-:th f^nr dotf teams
and will b- sent to Seattle on tha
Alameda
>HN ON W ANTS OLD
TIMER FOR REFEREE.
(.hlC.iiiO, t b. I ? t aarapion ja? k
... - . >?> .i.i iutcft ?<>? Bute luti*),
ii.i I u! list' s
?i . . t.>. .ic sUif} , ne :-v '-uuie
i hi n?? wilu Jim
.. . ... j... t upuiu lUlUiHu, UtJkl Juil.j
. fe.u inv < iiMuii-ion, aiui unle.-vs
'Utv.i' .> ?mi?i me it KOtxi jea?uii
' . uurj uouia not do ino.?oo 1
.1 i! .< (nit lor mui. He ??H ome A
i.?l i x ;, kiu<?s all tile f.iie {MMuts
i iic ?nin<\ i? acU\o anil sharp-ejeo
i. at is folly <apab)o of h&nuling a
iig bs. Ir with t-JOiiie* and precis
Aske.l if he had any objection* to
'? : ct to Santry, Ja<k Curioy. Finn's
j i.aaai,. r, Mid:
' Santry is a good fellow nnd *
CH|*bl otiM.al. but a man of nation-'
??i rc;> n must be picked for this
atUe. I am inclined to think some
one rl< ? w.il be chosen. Jack Welsh
of San Fraiif iseo would Iks better." ,
NEW HATS HIGH
IN PRICE AND BUn.0.
With butter at 60 to 60 ceiits per
pound. ep?s at 45 oenta a dozen.
.1 tf general cost of living Jump
ing feverishly, comes now the dis
turbing information that spring hats
fi r lov ed ones are to tower akyward,
? i size, but In price.
\dvanc? copies of new hatii show
them to ranee upward from 18 to 20
ir.' hes. All trimming points upward
in a p ouliarly truculent manner and
a and there are no brims, or
v ry sinht ones. Hats fit so closely
to the head that they will not permit
of any false hair, puffs or rats, and
may be worn without deadly hatpins.
The iiair must be plain, parted in
the middle and smooths down In
Grandmother style to admit of the
hats being jwrt or
IX) ST ? A blark ostrich plume was
1^: in, or around the Court House
Tuesday by Mrs. Cathcwt. Finder
plraso return to J. M. Tanti?r.
IN PRICr.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 3? Further
tostimony tending to show thai th??
?r .> of yellow pine lumber has n?'t
- .?? reused more rapidly In the Ia.?t
* ;i yoars than doxcti* of other com
.. ?. ,.<? was given tooay by Charles
a. Keith at the hearing of tne stat^'a
.inter suit against twenty six lumber
uipanie* charged with vk>j?tlon of
ii.'i trust law. Mr. Keith testified
that oorn. oat*. rye. potatoes and rat
tie had increased In prire at a far
fast. r rate than lumber.
I <:?r toss examination by Asiilst
ant Attorney General Atkinson, >lr.
K - ith said that the principal caii?e
why "there is no Inmber rombin?'
imoni the members of the Velio*
t ine Manufacturers' Asso. iation m
iat compel! 'ion from lumberman not
iU"ir.l"Ts of the association and from
oth- r building materials is too lively
to make it poMibie. For instant
? ?r yeiiow pine has be^n driven out
'?( the Colorado markets by the fir
wood of Washington and Oregon."
The witness said that of a large
lumber of sale* cf the same kind of
lumber on th?j Fame day by the d<*
i'.-ndant companies 94 per cent, of
tho sales showed a variation In prices.
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
RVn It 7 ~re?. i?' n n.!rnff. It Gro***
1.113 tirlnlllf.
Kalr rrepTi'ione and dandruff cures,
?s a ru'-'. ar? "tick v or Irritating affairs
that da no earthly good. Hair, when r ???t
diseased. grow* naturally, luxuriantly.
Dandr r ! the ran** of nl < t
U1 hair trouble, and dandruff Is caused
by a get :n The only way to cure dand
ruff Is t n kill the germ: and. so far. th?
Mily?haJr t reparation that will positively
lestrny tf rm Is Xewhro'? Ifsrplclde?
iheolutdy hnmlM, free from grease.
?eUlmert. dve matter or dangerous drugs.
It allays ;. !ilrg Instantly: makes hair
glossy r soft as silk. "P?stroy the
y i <"tnoTe the cff->ct." Sold by
leading dtugl gluts, fiend l"c. In stamps for
?ample to The Herplcloe Co., Detroit.
Mich.
Wa. Britt, Special Agent, Skagway.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Fresh Olympla Oyster Cocktalta at
tke Board of Trade. tf.