Heavy Wearables
Prices That Almost Talk
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3 PAIR of the BEST HEAVY WHITE
WOOL SOCKS IN TOWN for..$1
3 Pair Two-Thirds Wool Socks.... 50c
3 pair Best „White Fleeced Canvas Gloves........ 25c
Best Hemp or Rope Socks, pair .... ...... 50c
HEAVY COTTON UNDERWEAR, AA
All sizes, a Suit •••••••
KHAKI CLOTH OVERSHIRTS ........ 75e to $1.50
Best White Plano Pelt Insoles, pair .. 25c
I Levi Strauss Overalls, No 2, pair ...... 75c
Levi Strauss Overalls, No I, Pair.$1.00
SPECIAL
We’ve all kinds of oddments of High- ^
Grade Underwear at, a garment .... \ /
—Worth nearly double. Hr ^
Lipman Simson
| SUCCESSOR TO SIMSON BROS.
Fijie Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Bowling Alleys & Pool Tables
Moving oictures Every Evening
F. A. MARTIN, Prop.
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SIDE LIGHTS ON THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
If the "Socialists” had been Elected
By Politicos*
It is sai«l that N. R. King was to be
City Judge, and draw down these two
iiundred odd simoleons which ‘‘Comrade
Pauli is it present enjoying, that is if
the ticket put up bv Lena Lewis and go
ing by the name of the Socialst ticket
had been elected. But what, you ask,
was to be dpnt with Mr. Pauli? Oh! as
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In' stands for capitalism, we would send
him ont to the mines to work. As ii is.
“our comrade” will be compelled to so
journ ont to these accursed mines and
beg (Oh, sad state of affairs) for permis
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scheming tfiat we did. ‘‘Brother King',
Lead till in prayer!”
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What job would you i^ave given Nice
ly ? is a question that might be asked by
those who doubt the ability of some o f
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FAIR VIEW HOTEL
First Class Accommodations.
ROOMS 50 cents ANI) SI
Your Patronage Solicited
FRONT STREET PHONE 245 A
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The Square Deal
T. H. DEAL, MANAGER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MERCHANDISE. GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS.
We Cater To Ail
104-6-S Second Avenue, near Lacy.
Phone 32 'l». O. Box 634
FAIRBANKS ALASKA
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the local socialists to administer the aft-'
airs of a great city . Under Socialism no
man would be required to work at any
thing that was distasteful to him but ev
.ery one would be given tlie job they
were best fitted for. In our opinion, our
comrade Nicely is admirably fitted and
adapted lor the office of Chief of poliee. 1
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And Lena Morrow Lewis, you, ask ?
What place would she occupy ?
If the Fairbanks Socialists had only been
elected to office a large, life-size portrait
of Mrs. Lewis, with gilt edges, gold em
bossed sides, the framework of carved
teakwood, would, in all probability have
occupied the north side wall of the coun
cilmanic chamber, with her eyes rivetted
on the portrait of John Conna hanging
on the opposite wall, proclaiming to the
world that the working people of Fair
banks were free. ,
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Express
HACK. Day & Night.
Wood tor Sale* Call up Sour Dough
Office at M. A* PUCKA'S.
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old flag which it was hoped would be
cleansed at the terminus. of the late
Spanish-American >var. In a measure
this was accomplished, but there still re
mains the Democrat of the old school
who insists upon States rights and be;
lieve that any special privilege which j
they have acquired under a present law !
is out of the jurisdiction of our govern
ment to change. I suppose if they are ^
required to do the $100 worth of work i
for every twenty acres after 1914, on
ground located prior to.that, they will |
hoist the rebel flag. The Roden mining j
law in substance is the law that the j
prospector and miner in Alaska has been j
asking tor for the past twelve years, j
And it can not be denied that it is the
best law that this Territorv has ever had ;
It gives every one a chance to get aj
claim that really wants to prospect with- j
out taking a lease on a wild cat claim j
and give up twenty-five per cent to som»- j
one that saw the claim first.
It strikes me that this resolution pass
ed by this Democratic club of Iditarod
Valley is not with the idea of the great
est good to the greatest number but
from an ulterior motive, that is, I be
lieve, not from personal interest of the
members of the club, but they are ob
edient to their master’s voice. Think
this over! The resolution is passed by a
club of some fifty members, with twenty
in attendance, out of twelve huncred in
habitants of this section, the leaders of
these fifty get their livlihood from one
source, that soured lias hundreds of ac
res of mining ground ou which it will
be necessary to do assessment work on
every twenty- acres in the year 1915.
That .source has a law suit coming up
which if the Roden mining law is re
pealed might he of great advantage to
them. Now why was this resolution
.passed by this club ? Will the people o f
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Alaska permit corporate wealth to re- i
peal a law as soon as it affects their in- ;
terest. Has the day of machine politics,
corrupt practices and gag rule faded in
to oblivion or is the pirate ship with- its
black flag just appearing on the horizon.
The Iditarod Democratic club had better
blot the word Wilson from their banner
and write m its stead Buchanan.
MINER.
BREDLIE’S
Front Street
POOL AND CIGAR ROOMS
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Fairbanks Alaska
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find out where vou’re at.
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That Lone Dissent
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It is reported that at the recent Demo-1
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cratic meeting, when the resolution call-1
ling for Crossley’s dismissal was being j
voted upon, that, the Democratic Ross,
Tom McGowan, who occupied the chair
on hearing a lone voice objecting to the ,
resolution, roared: “Wha-a-a-a-t ? Do I
hear a dissenting voice ?” It is said that
McGowan was a very surprised man. He
had no idea that he had a man in his or
ganization who had the temerity to vote
against his will.
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Next To Library |
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Read These Specials
we know they will interest yon.
CENTER TABLES
Mahogany or Oak $1.50
Taboarettes $1.00
Rockers
Damaged
$3.50 and $4.00
Window Shades 50c
WINDOW->HAINE
In imitation Art Glass Designs
Camp Chairs-75c
Rugs, 3x5 & half $2.00
BRUSSELLS RUGS
6x9 - - - $9,50
WILTONS, Smith's Best
Size 9x12 Oft rn
Value $55.00 4>00* JU
Art Squares, 9x12 $7.00
Rope Portieres - $5.00
VERY SPECIAL
Kohler & Campbell High
Class Piano, for a
short time.
Also BASEBALL GOODS at OUTSIDE PRICES
We urge our patrons to call without delay, if they wish to take ad
vantage of these specials we are offeing now.
FAIR
SECOND AVENUE, near Lacy.
Ali tlie latest Dance Music and Songs on Victor Records received on
Thursday's stage. Make your selections now and
avoid disappointment.
Best Equipped Roadhouse In the
Interior of Alaska.
THE IGLOO NN
In the Heart of the
Quartz District.
COMFORT FOR MAN AND BEAST
tom noanmi cteart sty
Don’t let your clothes SPoll
Your Good looks while the railroad
comes in. Brim? your clothes tp
MARKS
THE TAILOR
to fix them,
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First AVrtiue Oppst. Norbale.
WORKINGMEN t
Our Prices Are Lower For Your
Clothing, Boots and Shoes
THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN TOWN. GIVE US A CAUL AND
WE WILE TREAT YOU RIGHT.
MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE
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Don’t Forgetl Don’t Forget!
To^have;yo«r WatchfRepaired at
Mendham’s
Phone 28 A. Work Guaranteed. Phone 28 A.
Big Busy Front street Store
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Adler Rochester & Stein Block j
Suits
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