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WITH SINCERE PLEASURE WE INVITE THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY TO
INSPECT OUR NEW HOME AND OUR UP-TO-DATE FACILITIES FOR ATTENDING 1
TO YOUR FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN A PROMPT AND EFFICIENT MANNER.
IN THIS NEW HOME WE ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE YOU SERVICE AND SATIS
FACTION IN A GREATER DEGREE THAN WE HAVE IN THE PAST AND OUR OF
FICERS AND EMPLOYEES WILL CONTINUE TO ENDEAVOR TO SERVE YOU DILI
GENTLY IN ALL FINANCIAL MATTERS
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FROM THIS NEW HOME WE EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST NEW YEAR’S WISHES TO
YOU ALL; MAY THIS COMING YEAR BE A PROSPEROOUS ONE FOR YOU AND
MAY YOUR PROSPERITY BE REFLECTED IN A GROWING ACCOUNT WITH THIS
GROWING INSTITUTION.
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THE FIRST OF CORDOVA
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A Russian lnmter at Fairbanks re
cently found and captured alive a
strange animal which was officially
identified as a rabbit. The creature
was white and had natural snowshoes
on its powerful kangaroo like legs.
An old time sourdough declared that
when he first came to Alaska they
were quite common and used for food
He said that it was a genuine rabbit
A taxidermist advised that the Smith
sonian institute at Washington, D. ('..
be notified.
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Jack Moulton, representing the Se
attle Hardware company and Joe Me
herein are preparing for a long mush
from Seward to Marshall City and re
turn. They will start with seven (flags '
from Seward antf will take eight more.
| at Anchorage after which their first!
stop will be Iditsxod. The trip wilEj
cover 3,000 miles They will
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touch at Fairbanks , Nome and Chit- j
ina.
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Nenana has the distinction of hav
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ing sidewalks built in rather novel
manner. Mr. Anderson, the contractor
; has a small stove which he moves
I about on a hand sled where he warms
his hands and when the light is in
sufficient he has a lantern. Several
thousand feet of walks have been
laid. Considering the temperature in
winter in Alaska Mr. Arrdterson is to
be complimented upon his work.
The trail from Nenana to Indian
river is in mighty poor condition ow-j
ing to the slight amount of snow
which has fallen there this winter and
considerable open water is encounter
ed especially on the Cantwell river
about forty miles this side of Nenana.
William Landon, an old timer of the
interior spent a month in making the
journey being held up for several
days at various places because of the
swollen streams.
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Three well known old timers of the
Nenana district were recently placed
under arrest charged with having
more than a lawful amount of sheep
meat in their possession. Two of the:
men were fined fifteen dollars apiece ]
and the third man drew a fine of $1.
As LEAKLESS as
you'PAYDIRT PAN
IT would be foolish to pan
your gravel in a pan that
was full of seams or leaky.
It’s just as senseless to wear a
pair of boots with soles stuck
onto the uppers so that they can
spring a leak any time.
“Hipress” Boots are made all in
one piece so that they can’t leak.
And they’re made of actually the
same tough rubber that goes into
GOODRICH Automobile Tires,
giving you boots that will outwear
any others made. Make your next Pair
^ “Hipress.” 40,000 Dealers.
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HIPRESS
■■■■■ with the PED LINE round the top
The GOODRICH Boot
That Outwears Steel
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Seattle Cordova Anchorage
WESTLAKE NIC KELSON & CURRIER BLDG. MASONIC TEMPLE
20 Years Experience Catering to the Wants of Alaskans
All Holiday Goods
Reduced 25 percent
Tonight and Monday you Save Money
Shopping With Us
We’ll Have Stacks of New Goods on the
Evans. Come in and Look Them Over
New Shoes
The sizes that we were short of came in
on the Victoria
Beautiful Line of
NEW WAISTS
COLLARS and JABOTS Just Unpacked
DOUGHERTYS
Michelson & Currier Bldg. C St. near Marshal’s Office