e ^1
Received on Cottage City
a nice lot of perishables
for the New Year trade
flake your selection now
of one of those Fancy |Tur
keys before they are gone
?C. W. Ask & Sons*
Successors to John Kalem, the Grocer
Sole Agents for Reliance Canned Goods
GET READY
Racket Hall Flayers Will
<>rgauiz9 for Winter.
About 'l3 pe--sons met at the White
Pass. Athletic Club last night in res
ponse to the call for those interested in
hasket ball to meet. After discussing
the -ituatiou. those present elected
Maurice Godiag ami Willartl Hillary to
chose two teams to play ;? same n?xt
Wednesday night. !t is the almost
unanimous opmio? of those present ,
that there is enough material in Skag- |
way for more than two testes, so the j
arrangement for Wednesday night is j
looked uooa as only temporary. All j
preseat expressed themselves as ;
anxious to play, and it is known that i
several not present will play If teams
are organized. It seemed to be the !
genera! belief that with the material i
on hand, three, and possibly four teams ;
e.in be organized, aad that considerable J
nvalrv will result.
All carinc to play basket ball this)
winter are urged to be present next1
Wednesday night.
The government has added to the list j
of ~ i ui p 1 i ll etl spelling the following
wo- > "Maskerade. Bali Munda Nile."
W|
? _ame? Crokinole boardsat Harri-!
i)ns.- |
MS DRAFF
Original Check for Alaska
to be at Kair ?
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan] j
Seattle, Dec. 2!?? President Chilberg, j
of the Alaska-Yukon Pacific fair, re- |
ceived a telegram from Senator Piles j
yesterday saying that he had found the i
original draft that was given to Russia j
in payment for the District of Alaska- 1
It will be among the government
exhibits at the fair in 190W.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sehmat, Mrs.
Anderson and Mist Lowry, of the north |
end, will leave on the Dolphin for T&
coma where they will reside in the |
future.
E, M Culbertson will leave on the I
Dolphin for a visit to Seattle ^nd other |
Puge', sound points
I. M, Jensen went to Haines otithej
Hegg this mo:'niag.
J. H. Blankenberg, of Haines, was a I
Skagway visitor today.
ind to all our friends and patrons a Merry
Christmas and a prosperous and Happy New Year
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From now until March 1st our store will
be closed at 6 p. m., Saturday excepted
B. M. BcSirentfs Mercantile Co.
(ieo. iManchard, Manager.
ihirdjkatii;
Internrbau Motormao Passes
Away
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
Seattle, Dec 29? William Guioti, the
motorman of the Tateturban who was
jii the recent wreck, died yesterday.
This makes three viciiius of the acci
dent to pass away.
We and Co.
VERY COLD
Great Britain SutieriugtVom
Frigid Weather
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
London, Dec 'J'.' -It is terribly cold
all over England and Scotland. Peop'e
arc freezing to death in Knglaod on
the Scottish border. The weather is
the coldest Great liritain has experi
enced in 30 years.
January Delineator at Harrisons.
RECIPROCATE
m mw s
i Your friend*, jrenerosiu ou^ht not to
j no unnoticed.
Reciprocate Somehow
j You cannot uo very much better than
j to buy Jewelry.
It is not- necessary to buy aa expen
I sivo present. There are plenty of in
j expensive articles thu! will be much
nppriciated You will lind .-everal hau
| dred of tin in {rrotiped in our showcases
from which a -elect ion should he easily
made.
li. D. Kirmse,
1 'ioneer Jeweler
At the Mascot
Alt. Vernon rye and Old Belmon
whiskeys, double stamped goods, at
wholesale prices at the Mas
Raw Furs....
?
WE PAY
High Prices for fine furs
Write For Price List
Percey's Far House
Oshkosh, wise insin
2?2
Don't Forget That We Always Lead
In everything in
Men's Wearing Apparel
Our line of
Suits, Cravenett Coats,
furnishing Goods,
tlats and Shoes
Are as up-to-date as
any you find in the
large eastern cities.
OUR PRICES ARB
RIGHT ?
Che Big Store
On the Corner ot
4th Ave. & Broadway
i
CLAYSON & CO., The CLOTHIERS