HOUDAY GOODS
Come In and Look
Over Our Large Stock
Imported China
Silver Deposit Ware
Electric Lamps
Percolators
Chafing Dishes
Jardinieres
Grills
Toasters
Sad Irons
Tea Balls
Egg Boilers
Vases, Etc.
Glass Goods and Casserole
A SPECIAL INDUCEMENT—As an inducement to
early shoppers we will allow a SPECIAL DISCOUNT
of TEN PER CENT on all gifts bought from us during
week ending December 19th.
ASK & SONS Grocers
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Airs. Or loft King :: Proprietor
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, IvtwwH -tul and 3ad
Op on Kreiv Aislit
FIVE HKKI.S—4»l M>A\ XUiHT
fleSusi. Selig Now Pictorial.—The
New York Racing Opens.—Many ot!i
er iatvriisUTig feature.-:.
Ihe Vampire of the Desert—A
sii«ci::l two reel Vitasfraph drama,
torturing Miss Leah 15airJ ami Mr.
Tftfft Johnson.—A beautiful and
bewitching sorceress, her unsati
•»»_> desire proves her undoing- —A
Powerful and marvelous dvatna.
*A Husband's Trick.—Featuring
Miss -Lillian Walker, "The Cirl with
the Pimples," ami Mr. William
Kumphrey.—its a neat aick well
p'.rty»vl.
IVniiiiriii'iM a( S |i. ill.
IK HEflSilH
iOfi HE VOTE
Xew York, I'ec. 12—It is easy to
Hud the reason for the vole of the
minor leagues recently at Omaha to
remain loyal to the organised base
ball. Dirriug the four seasons of
1909, 1910 1911 and 1912, when
.the federals weren't cutting up such
didoes-, the major leagues sho: in
to the coffers of minor league-: mag
nates a total of $l-5o3,220 in ex
change for players. Some of these
men were gold bricks, but the mon
ey sf.ytj in the bushes j"st the
fame.
Last year these same minor
leagues received $224,305 or $t>l.
(Wo less than the yearly average
for the lour preceding years. This
money doesn't include sums thit
were spent by certain big league
magnates from "war funds" to
save some of the miuor league clubs
♦•specially those of the International
league from being engulfed com
pletely.
Minor league magnates a!so re
member that throughout all of last
year the magnates gathered a five
per cent tax on the gate receipts of
all major league clubs, the money
to be used to provide means of j
harassing the invading federals and
Keep the minors intact.
Your Christmas present will be|
sure to please if it is from Clay
son's. 12-9-13t.
Lei Lewis Help
fee AmatWK* vill t^!p ?OU to bcttCf
picturrv - t j I for. Scn«l ua vo ir rla* fcrdevctup
sad puttier. KuL>r;i;..r. Dttcloping lfc loH
Bjr »;:•■ j pri t If u?. Cash '-vithorirr. Tovjl
oar wjc< better. Piloto supplier. Dept. i«
SSIEIIEBIBBBI
1 HIES NEWS
SSGIEBSSIEiaa
Haines, Dec. 12—Mr. and MT3.
George Vogel gave a card party 'i>
! heir home on Wednesday, aud pro
gressive "5U0" was indulged in un
til a late hour. Those present wero
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Odell, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira II. King. Mr. and Mrs. J
(5. Morrison, Mr. James Fay ar.d
Airs. Karl Hjornsiad, Mr. and Mrs.
George Vogel, Miss Corinne Kin;;
and Karl Johnson. Mrs II. ?.!•
Odeil secured the ladle's prize, and
Mr. Karl Johnson the gentlemen's,
while James Fay took the consol
ation prize. a bountiful repast
•'as served by the host and hostess,
after which all returned to their
homes, feeling that it had been good
for them to have been there.
J. J. Rath aud Kugene Papin havi
so far recovered that they have
hoiU left t-e hospital and returned
to their homes.
I'.enson are engaged in setting tele
phone polos tc~x- the Huices Tele
1-hone company. It is the inten
tion of Mr. Buuta to extend tho line
;tll over town and oueto the places
of Messrs. Adams, Rath and smith,
.1 nil probably in the village og Kluk
wan.
Haines is going to have three
Christmas trees this year, in spite
of the fact that war is raging in
Europe. One of the trees w ill be 111
the A. B. hall, and two will be In
the church.
J. \V. Combs, Uev. Winterbergor
and Mi's. Birkinbi.ie are al! sufferin
from severe attacks of la grippo.
The dance in the A. B. hall l«3t
i.lght under t ie auspices of Cam*J
!I i.ies was well attended and was
a success In e.ery wav. The el
f'ant luncheon furnished by the
Indies was immense.
Albany, NT, Y., Dec. 14—The New
Ycrk court of appeals will hear the
appeal today of Vincenzo Campin
eilo, Oscar VOgt and Gregorio
Giordano, the three Brooklyn mur
derers. Special interest is attach
to today's hearing as District At
torney Cropsey last month asked
for an affirmance of judgment of
conviction by default, alleging dil
atory tactics on the part of the de
fendants' counsel. This the court
refuses to do.
TAKE CHARGE f
FIRS! OF YEAH
Seattle, Dec. 14—The Sunday
papers in this city print the an
nouncement that the appointment of
Elliott, wheeler and Zipf will be
come effective the first of the
year. Elliott will be the fiscal
head, leaving Wheeler and Zipf.
both experienced men, to handle the
traffic of the W. P. & Y. R. com
pany and its subsidiary lines. As
both men are well acquainted with
tho people of the country and their
needs they are expected to bring
about harmony between the com
pany and its patrons.""
Don't fail to visit Clayson's when
doin<* your Christmas shopping.
l2-9-13t
lODAY'SWEATHER
Skagwav, cloudy, n. w. 2S above.
Whitehorse, clear, s. w. 4 above.
Lower LeBarge, cloudy, calm,—.
Hootalinqua, cloudy, gome ice
running, calm, 7 below.
Big Salmon, clear, calm, 12 be
low.
Carmacks, fog, not much ice
running, calm,—•.
Yukon Crossing, cloudy, calm, 4
below.
Selkirk, cloudy, s. w. 5 below
Coffee Creek, cloudy, s. w.—.
Stewart Rher, cloudy, calm, 4 be
Idw.
Ogilvie, cloudy, calm,—.
Dawson, cloudy, calpi,—.
FOUND—Gentleman's stk'lc pin
Call at this office. l2-'J-3t.
Word has been received here of
the death of Ole Ilarme at Ketchi
kan last week. Ilarme disappeared
several weeks ago and the supposi
tion was he had jjone hunting. After
a searching party bad failed to find
any trace of him. Deputy Marshal J.
H. Davies went to Harrow's cabin
and found the body of the missing
man. Ho had returned frcm his J
hunting trip, evidently, and had |
lain down to die.
The dead mail lived 111 Ke!clukan .
for the past fourteen years. He I
was a Norwegian by birth.
You are invited to inspect. Clay
son's Christmas good?. 12-9 lot.
NOW SOLVED
1 :
For several days the town <iu
thor'ties .have been attempting to
solve the mysterious actions of
several of the young people of the
town. Their old haunts have been
forsaken and it was feared that mis
chief was afoot. So last night with
the aid of two defectives ami a spec
ially deputized marshal, they sur
rounded the ho-ise of mystery and
called upon t'»e rtimates to surrsn-J
(ler.
Instantly the lights were extin
guished, and for a moment it look
ed as though an attempt \yOUld be
made to resist tlio demands of the
Jaw, but after a few words of ex
planation it became apparent that a
rehearsal was in progress and that
there was no intention to break the
law.
The officers were invited in to
watch the play, so that whatever
doubts they may have had concern
ing the activities of the supposed
criminals might be placed at rest.
From their reports it is learned that
only three peoole are taking part in
the "Book Agent" and the officers
find few words sufficiently rich in
meaning to describe the talent dis
played.
Mrs. Hal Johnston, Mr. Bud FiJ't- j j
er and Mr. Hugh Gallagher are the
principals.
Only jV.g "3ROMO QUININE,' tiat is
0lUIT;i3
>i;:3 a Cc-'Ialn Onei^y.Cnj, i.i ? i ay
f £ $ r:»
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Holiday Suggestions
What is more appropriate for a Christmas Gift than
a bottle of perfume, or a set of toilet accessories?
Solon Palmer's Products
Are the height of the
American Perfumer's Art
We offer for your inspection
Gift Sets put up in beautiful Holiday Containers con=
sisting of Perfume, Toilet Water, Talcum Powder, Face
Powder, Sachet Powder and Toilet Soap.
One and Two ounce cut bottles of Perfume in beautiful
gift containers. Among the odors are
Violet Leaves Sweet Peas Lily of the Valley
Apple Leaves Wisteria Garland of Roses
Remember that these are merely sugestions, ar.d a visit to our
store will undoubtedly suggest many other beautiful and use
ful gifts which we have stocked especially for the Holiday
Trade.
You are invited to come in and try some of our late Columbia
Graphcphone records which have just arrived. The latest
dance records.
Keller Brothers Drug Company
k.
Popular Picture
Palace
Ueo. Mow!, Proprietor.
Message of Flowers.
Change for the Better.
An Eastern Flower.
After the Massacre.
FIVE REELS—SUNDAY NIGHT i
Warner Features Present
The "Lady of the Lake," in three'
parts.—A powerful story cf love and
war, adapted from the writing of
Sir Waller Scolt. A tale of adven
ture you will surely enjoy.
Good comedy.
THE ONLY SHOW IX ALASKA
WITH RAISED SEATS
Just off Broadway on Fifth Ave.
H. Friedenthal
INDEPENDENT
Expressman
Quick Service Day or Night
Office: The Pool Room
Phone 34
Residence : Phone No. 76
To Cure a Cold in One Day
rake LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN
iNE Tablets. Druggists refund mou
sy if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
} We represent a Big Factory
f in Africa for
I Calabash
| ' Pipes
l Get tlieni now while they
. lastj
[Only 75 cents
i Tony Dortero's
*
Just Recoived
' Dr. Reed's CusMon Shoe
Easiest Shoe on Earth
DORTERO & SON,
Pack Train Restaurant ;
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARLF.Yt —joh.v
Karaman & Omjcak 1
PKOPRIETORS l
Where Von Can Get what i'ou Desire Cooked as it Should iJe <j
W« Make a SP«ci*Hy of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties ^
A refined and comfortable place for a supper after tlie show
or dance—gerrlce in cozy private booths if desired. i
i I ,i,,r. » *«r»m
If You Have Money I Want It.
If You want Cigars, Tobbaco or
a Nice B sket or Eox of Candy
I Have 'em Thick at the
BOARD OF TRADE gf
Protect yourselves from loss
INSURE
YOUR
HOMES
Insurance on Dwellings
A Three Year Policy
for a
Two Year Premium
Cheap Rates
PuAMams
Agent
j Whitehorse
Kluam Stage
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The Koyal Mail Stage
leaves Whiteliorse the
fourth of every mouth
for Kluane and way
points and also on the
'seventeenth of every
month for Champaigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
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OFFICE
Regina Hotel :: Whitehorse, Y. T