SELLING
EVERYTHING in the store is on sale at cost, that
“ in many instances is less than we could buy
it for at wholesale now. Anticipate your future
wants and stock up now, you will never have the
chance again to buy goods at wholesale prices and
less. This is not simply a Selling Out Sale, but it’s
our finish-—we’re through.
THE LIST OF BARGAINS QUOTED HERE IS TAKEN AT RANDOM FROM OUR STOCK—WE
HAVE MANY OTHER BARGAINS—JUST AS GOOD AS THE ONES QUOTED HERE:
Ladies, Read This
All Hats and Trimmings at Half Price
All Suits at Half Price
All Waists at Half Price
All Coats at Half Price
All Dresses at Half Price
All Laces at Half Price
All Embroideries at Half Price
All Corsets at Half Price
'/3 Off on the balance of Our Dry Goods Stock
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EXTRA SPECIAL
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES’ HIGH GRADE SHOES—200
PAIR OF THEM, AT
t .d0 \ alues
SS.50 Values CHOICE PAIR
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MEN!
We offer you the choice of our entire stock of
Best Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits now for
*25
ALL $25 SUITS ARE PRICED Now at.$15.00
BEST JOHN B. STETSON HATS, Now.$4.00
$12.50, and $15 SUITCASES, Now .$7.50
FINE DRESS SHOES, ALL SIZES, Pair .$5.00
DRESS SHIRTS, Each. $1.00
UNION SUITS, Medium WEIGHT.$2.50
CARHARTT MAMMOTH MITTS, Pair .$1.00
LISLE SOX, All Colors, 5 pair for .$1.00
More than three hunored MEN’S OVERSHIRTS, ranging in
value from $1.50 to $2.50, will be closed out at, each.$1.00
200 Pair U. S. White SHOEPACS, with heels and 12-in. top... .$4.50
S3 Grade KHAKI PANTS, All Sizes, Pair... .$2.00
Canadian While Wool UNDERWEAR, Never Sold Less Than
$5.50 per suit, will be closed out at, Suit.$3.50
150 UNION SUITS, $4, $5, and $6 Values, Extra Special.$3.50
$1.00 FOUR IN HAND TIES, Extra Special.50c
LION BRAND SOFT COLLARS, 4 for.25c
50c PIPES.25c TOOTHBRUSHES .25c
CANVAS GLOVES, 2 pair 25c Paris and Boston GARTERS. 25c
$1.00 DRESS SUSPENDERS, Pair . .50c
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01 ROADHOUSE
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Camp 102, on the Fairbanks-Xe
nana line, situated near Standard
creek, will be moved today to with
in about one and one-half miles of
the Ohio roadhouse. The piledriver
! crew, who form the biggest part of
this camp, will commence driving
piles for Bridge Xo. 61. Since the
commencement of building the road
to connect Fairbanks with Xenana
by rail, the piledriver has driven pil- i
i ing for sixty bridges from Happy
station to Standard creek. Four of
these have been completed in every
detail, sixteen others have had string
! ers and decking put on and the j
rest of them are ready for the nec
1
essary timbering and superstructure,
work.
The right of way on the Fair-!
banks-Xenana line runs, for a con
| siderable distance of the way, over
! low-lying, marshy land, composed
j largely of niggerheads. By reason
i of the boggy nature of the land, it
i is a difficult matter to have mater
! ial and supplies hauled to the grad
; ing gangs during the summertime.
| Mr. Sterling has, therefore, taken
i time by the forelock and distributed
| the necessary wheelbarrows, wheel i
j ing planks, etc., along the right of
way where they will come into use :
when grading operations are com- J
menced.
(
Mr. Hawley W. Sterling, who has 11
j been in charge of the work on the <
j Xenana-Fairbanks line, since the de- <
j parture of Assistant Divisional En- ]
! gineer Hayden, arrived in town last j;
night from his station at Camp 102, 1 j
near Standard creek and approxi- 1 ■
mately three miles from the Ohio i
roadhouse.
He used a light cutter and horse']
; for the journey, but made very poor
■ time, owing to the very bad trail, j ■
| He left his station at about 8 a. m.
:and was nearly twelve hours on ’
j the road, being unable to proceed ]
at a pace faster than a walk for <
the entire distance. He expects to ;
be able to leave for his station to- ]
night. i
NENANA CLUB TO
Entertainment Committee to Hold \
Social Hop After the Show
For Members. i r
The entertainment committee of
the Nenana club has announced that
they will hold a social dance in the
Nenana club rooms on next Satur
day evening, the dance to start after
the show.
This is the first dance to be held
since the opening, and the committee
wish to see a full attendance if
possible.
The music for the occasion will
be provided by Prof. Durand and
his orchestra. *
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DR. SMITH TO LECTURE
TOMORROW EVENING
A large audience is expected at
Grace church Thursday evening to
hear Dr. M. E. Smith answer prae-1
tical questions of public interest, also 1
to hear about “first aid” work.
Hand your questions to Dr. Smith
before the meeting, or. if you can- ,
not hand them in at an earlier
hour, bring them to the meeting1
and present them to Doctor Diven as
you enter.
Mr. Fred Morency, well known old- >
timer, is in town for medical treat
• ment on account of an injured foot
;that is giving him some trouble. He
! came in last night on the rig with
i Mr. Hawley W. Sterling.
Buy That Libery Bond Today.
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The Terminal
Business is Good
There’s a Reason j
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Cigars Stationery Candies
Tobaccos
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MRS. LOVE WILL
GIVE OP OFFICE
’opular Postmaster, Wearied By
Arduous Duties, Will Take
Needed Rest.
Mrs. M. S. Love, who has serv 'd
he people of Nenana as postmaster
,inee the establishment of the local
>ffice two years age. has tendered
ler resignation to the department
ind will give up her responsibilities
it the end of May, providing a
uccessor has been apointed by that
ime.
In explanation of her desire to
five up her office, Mrs Love says
hat the hard work and long hours,
vhich have been required of her
ilmost since the first day the office
vas established, have begun to weigh
teavily upon her and she feels that
he needs a rest.
For a long tim, it was necessary
or the postmaster to do all the
vork alone and even now. with two
lerks in the office, the work is
vearisome and the responsibilities
;reat.
Mrs. Love says that she has not
leen Outside for nine years and she
s planning to leave for her old
tome at St. Johns, New Brunswick,
n the first boat, and to have a long
isit with her two married daughters
rho reside there.
Mrs. Love was appointed post
laster two years ago last January
nd opened the Nenana office on
lay 10, at the mission. Later, ac
ommodations were secured in a
COLISEUM
PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT
Hearst International News Pictorial News
A NEWSPAPER IN PICTURES
Showing the U-Liner Back Again. Exclusive Pictures of the
Deutschland, as the Under-see Merchant Craft Reaches
New London, Conn., with a $10,000,000 Cargo.
Also Showing Other Current Events of the Wo-ld.
UNIVERSAL FILM CO. OFFERS
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN
FEATURING VIVIAN PRESCOTT AND WILLIAM SHAY, IN A
THRILLING THREE-ACT DRAMA OF INTENSE INTEREST
NOTICE—Mr. E. L. Laughlin, one of the Four-Minute Men,
will address the audience tonight in regrads to the war.
SHOW STARTS AT 8:00 O’CLOCK
GENERAL ADMISSION 25c RESERVED SEATS 50c
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log building near the Commission
dock, and the office moved from
that location to the present quarters
last fall.
Despite the handicap of insuffi
cient help, Postmaster Love has con
ducted her office in a manner en
tirely satisfactory to the public.
Mails have been received and dis
tributed to all hours of the day and
night and eforts made in other ways
to provide the public with the best
service possible.
And in addition to devoting long
hours to the work of the postoffice.
Mrs. Love has given considerable
of her time tothe promotion of char
ities and to war relief work, the
last of her campaigns being the col
lection of waste articles for Red
Cross relief work.
BRIDGE WORK IS
BEING COMPLETED
One of the approaches to the big
bridge that will carry the track
across the Xenana river at 43-mile,
has been completed and now joins
the grade on the near side of the
river. The approach consists of
seventeen bents of five piles each,
with an intervening space of twelve
feet between the bents. The big
piledriver has been turned around
and will be hauled over the piers
driven to support the trusses span
ning the main channel. It will then
be used to drive the piles for the
southern approach to the bridge,
which will consist of thirty-one
twelve-foot spans. All the necessari
material for the work has been
assembled at the spot anti it is ex
pected that the work will be com
pleted in a short while.