SPECIAL m
lea Garden table fruit
BLACKBERRIES
LOGANBERRIES
RASPBERRIES
STRAWBERRIES
Only 25 cents per Can
C. W. ASK & SONS
irws "Eiingr Tim ? ? r <
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quiulne
Tablets Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure, E. \V. GROVE'S signa
ture is on each box. i!5c.
BOTTLED AND DRAUGHT BEER
""'uier Beer is the peer of all
brews. At the Mascot, phone 67 and
have a case sent to your home.
Yes, we have the proper sizes of
calling cards in the crash finish brls
toL The proper type. too. The
When in Whitehorse go to the Do
minion Hotel. Home cooking at pop
ular prices.
Home cooking at popular prices at
the Dominion Hotel, Whitehorse.
? ? ?
Warm, clean beds at Dominion
Hotel, Whitehorse, 30c up.
WANTED? To buy office desk,
must be first class aud cheap for cas
State price and description. Address
Trustees, P. O. Box l-*3. Skagway. tf
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
FROM COLD.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold aud Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature E. W. GROVE,
23c W.
The Caribou Hotel. Carcross, Y. T..
is furnace heated. The meals the
best the market afford.
.)? WANTED ? A chambermaid v
? at the Pullen House. Apply to |
?J? Mrs. Pollen immediately. 4*
BIG CLEANUPS AT INNOKO
VALUE?, h\b. IS. ? That much
larger cleanups will be made In the
Itinoko district the coming season, is
the report brought to this city by J.
\V. Felder, who lias spent the winter
investigating conditions at that camp.
Mr. Felder reports that miners are
now getting down to bedrock, where
the dirt Is much richer. Most of the
mining done thus far in the Innoko
district has been done on Gains, hit
tie and Ophir creeks. On Discovery
bench there has been taken out about
S 10.000, and 5:50,000 has been taken
out on Pelkey bench. One miner ac
cording to Felder, found one nugget
weighing twenty-nine ounces.
A nugget weighing seventeen ounr
was previously found on the IMkv
workings.
Some of the verdicts to the effect
that "the prisoner did not inteud to
commit a crime" would lit the case
better If they stated that he did not
Intend to be caught at it.
That grammar of adjectives for gir'.s
comes too late. They have already de
elded that with two <>r three adverbs
to help It out one lovely adjective Is
sufficient for all occasion.--.
Haiti's uew president got in without
any campaign publicity bother or even
so much as making a bluff over an
official count.
One office seeking :!ie man Is the
presidency of Harvard.
| WE CARRY A Cf MPLUE STOCK I
I Of RED & BLUE RIBBON Can Goods |
I Best on the Market Give Them a Trial h
If You Don't Believe us
;; 3
I GRANT'S GROCERY !
171b of marcD ?
POSTAL CARDS
SHAMROCK FLAGS
AND BADGES
Ladies Home Jon rnal.Every body, Ainslee,
Argosy, Smart Set. Cavalier - Scrapbook,
Popular, MeClure, and Alaska Yukon
Magazines lor March.
HARRISON & CO.
Stores Ooen Evenings Phones 4 & 55
P'
Season's End Sale
Starts w ednesday
March 3rd, 9 a. m.
Ends Saturday
March 13th, 10 p. m.
As the end of the Winter season is at hand, we believe it is the best business policy
to clean up all odds and ends and broken lots, that are bound to accumulate during
the season's business. For that reason we are going: to have a sale of all broken
assortments, and also some regular lines that we want to reduce. We intend to
make this Season's End Sale, one that will ecliose any ewnt of the kind ever before
attempted in the city. Cost price will be a very small factor during this sale, in fact
cost will not be taken into consideration at all- for we intend to sell most lines at
much less than cost prices. While we quote a great many of the reductions we are
offering, still there are a great many other lines especially priced that we have not
the space to enumerate. As you well know, first on hand eets the pick, so we would
advise you to be on hand early. Sal9 starts 9 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Men's Canvas loves, regular
price 2 pr. for 25c. Season's
End Sale price, f. or pair
Mer's He ivy Cotton Sox in
Black and Tan, sold most
places for 20c and 25c a pair
Seacon's End Sale price pair..
A Line of Men's Ties regular
price 35c Season's End Sale
price each
Men's Suspenders regular price
50c Season's End Sa'e price, pr
5'
121?
25?
Men's President Suspenders
Season's End Sale
Men's Heavy Working Gloves
Regilar pricc $1.00 per pair
Season's End Sals
Some broken lines of Men's
Working Gloves, Regular price
$1.50 per pair, Season's End
Sale
Men's Heavy Wool, also Cash
mere Sox, regular price 35c per
Pair, Season's End Sale .. ..
A Line of Children's Hose,
Both in Cotton and Wool, were
35c <?.40c Season's End Sale ..
Some broken lines of Childrens
!Jnderv/ear, 50c and /5c. eacn
through Season's End Sale ....
Some broken lines of Ladies'
Fleeced Underwear, were 75c
Season's End Sale
85'
25'
25
25
45
C
C
Some broken lines of Ladles
Wool Underwear, former
Prices $1.50 $1.70 & $2.00
Season's End Sale
Ladies' Wool Union Suits were
$2.50 Season's End Sale .. ..
Your choice of any of our
Men's Heavy < )vercoats, were
*'25. $20. sis au?l ? 1 5 at. . . .
Ladles' Wool Union Suits wcrei
$3.00 & $3.50 Season's End
Sale
1200
SI0?"
Any of our Men's Suit.- that
were formerly s lN and $'20 ^ I |
Spa?jr?n's Knd S:ile ?
$IP?
$!50
$2oo
S3?
$P
50i:
naff
Price
$I(T
$1500
S5?"
p
150
Sl.00
$2.50
$3.50
$4.00
$2,50
$2.50
$1.50
75c
Season's Knd Sale
An) of our Men's Suits that
were formerly $*J:i.50 and $'25
Season's Knd Sale price....
Hoys. Suit> that were former
ly priced at *3.00 Season's
Knd Sale price
Boys' Suits that were former
ly priced ?.'{.">0 Season's Knd
Sale price
Hoy's Suite that were former
ly priced *4 and ?5 Season's
End S::le pi ice
Hoys' Suits that were former
ly Si>. 00 and Season >
Knd Sale price
Hoys' Trousers that were for
merly priced 75c and $1.00
Season's Knd Sale price. . . .
Any of our Ladies' Furs at
half pi ice $5. furs now 50
?10. furs S.o. furs lo.
Ladies Coats selling formerly
for $15, $17.50 and ?20 dur
ing our Season '8 Knd Sale.
Ladies' Coats selling formerly
for and S:?o Season's Knd
Sale price
Ladies' Silk Petticoats for.
merly $7.50, ?8.00 and ?9.00
Season's Knd Sale price....
Ladies' Sateen Petticoats for.
merly $2.00 ami ?*2.50 during
Season's End Sale
A line of Ladies Heavy Walk
ing Skirts were ?5 to vi'2.."jO
now selling for
Ladies' I'ercalr and Flannelette Wrap
pers were SI. 50, 52.00 anil >'2. SO mh
Children's and Miss > Cotts tliat were
$1.00 and 95.00 each
Mis^ee' Coats th*t were $'? 00 -.nd fT.OO
Season's End Salt i 'f ice
M it 80s' Coals I hot were t" 50, t!"\00 and
$S.50 Season's Knd Sa'e price
Some Hrokten l.ines of Meu's Shoes
Value up to $5 00 |>er pair sa'e price. . .
S~rae MroKen Lines of Woman's Shoes
Regular Price $3.50. $4 and $5 tr, no?
Some Broken Lines of oys and Mis.es
Shoes were $2.25, 92.50 auo $3 pr. now
Children's Shoes were $1 2-> and $1 50
Season's Knd Sale price
Men's Night Shirt*. we'C $1.00
and $1.25 Se?son'* End Sile
All of our Men"* Coif Shirt*
Reg jlarly $1.50. Sea*-'- * End
Sale Price,
A Line of Me?'* Colored Stiff
Botom Shirt*, regularly $1.50
A $2.00, Seaton's End Sale
Men'* Heavy Working Sh>rts
Were 75c &. ".00. Senion's E"?d
Men'* Fleece Und-rwear wt-t
75c A. 1.00 each. Season's End
Sale, .. .
Men's Hervy Wco' Underwear
Were $i.5C. $1.75. 4$; M eacl^
Sexton'* End Sale
Seme Broken Line* of Neg:
gee Shirt*, were $1.50 A $'.75
Season'* End Sale
15'
Men'* Sweater*, Were
Season's End Sale .. ..
$2.50
Any of our Bo/'s Sweater*
Formerly $1.50 $1.75 $2.00 A
$2.25, Season's End Sale .. ..
Ladles' Kimonos and Dressing
Sacaues, were $1.50 A $2.00
Season's End Sale
Laules' Corsets, formerly $1.50
lo $3.00, Season'* End Sa'e ....
Ladies' Sweater*
Seacr'c End Sale
were $J.50
Ladles' Wai?ts formerly 75c
41.00. Season's End Sale
45'
85?
15
C
35'
Ladles' Short Sleeve Wal.-t*
Were $1.50. $2.00 A. $2.50 each
Season's End Sale
Positively no goods taken back or exchanged
during this sale
yrqn tat am ti
.M.Behrends Merc. Co.
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