EIGHT DAYS MORE—THEN CHRISTMAS!!!
You will be looking for gifts for those dear to you
or for TOYS for the Little Ones. Why not
make your selections now, while choosing is easy?
OUR LINE OF HOLIDAY GIFT GOODS IS NOW COMPLETE
Phonographs
Mando!ins
Guitars
Banjos
Fancy Combination
Boxes, with Siik
Hose, Handkerchief
Tie, Holder and Fin
Every Crib Boards
Paper Knives
Desk Novelties
Made in Alaska
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I HART SCHAFFNER & MARX GOOD CLOTHES
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PRETTY TOILET ARTICLES
FANCY SOAPS and PERFUMES
LEATHER GOODS
HAND PAINTED LAMPS
FOUNTAIN PENS
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR
SMOKING JACKETS
CHRISTMAS CARDS
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES
GENUINE OAK DRESSERS, with extra
large Looking Glass - $39.30
GENUINE OAK CHIFFONIERS 32.50
LOUNGES, velour .plush covered 32.50
SMALL TABLES - $3.50
Heavy Leather Seated Chairs - 7.50
ROCKERS - - 12.50
AUTOPIANO, cash or terms 650.00
Mattresses, Beds, Springs, Blankets, Quilts, Pillows, Sheets,
Pillow Cases, Towels, Linoleum, Crockery, Glassware
Silverware and Cut Glass
SIMSOIN’S
FOR RENT-18x20
Frame building. A
and Sixth
J. P. Hanson made a trip to Wood river
with his dog team oil Wednesday and re
turned Thursday with a load of meat. He
reports the trail in good condition for dog
teams.
FOR RENT—Newly' furnished,
heated room in New York block,
nquire Simeon’s
RAPPOLT’S
BAKERY
Bread
Pastry
LUNCHES
Everything New and Clean
Fairbanks Merchant
Has Look at Nenana
T. R. Fowle, owner of the Fairbanks
Clothing Co., of Fairbanks, arrived in
Nenana on a brief business trip and re
turned to the upper town yesterday. He
is makin" the round trip with Billy But
ler. When seen at the Cooney House
yesterday Mr. Fowle expressed liimseli
as being very favorably impressed with
the appearance of Nenana, and predicted
a very busy season here next summer.
Business in Fairbanks, he says, has
been very good since September, nearly
all of the merchants of the upper river
town having enjoyed an unusually brisk
fall trade.
Fairbanks Aerie, No. 1037, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, has announced a ladies’
night for December 18, and elaborate
preparations are being made for the an
nual affair.
FORGET your troubles by learning to
dance. See Mrs. Campbell, the dancing
teacher, at the Cooney hotel.
WOOD RIVER STORE
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Large New Stock - - Fairbanks Prices
Fifteen Miles from Nenana
TWO MAILS WEEKLY,
SERVICE IMPROVED
As the result of the action taken recent
ly by the executive board of the Nenana
Commercial club, two mails a week are
now moving regularly both ways between
Nenana and Fairbanks. Unable to in
duce the post office department to im
prove the service, the club arranged with
the Koland stage line to carry the mail
to and from the upper town and the new
service was inaugurated during the week.
The Koland stage arrived with mail on
Wednesday and Calhoun, the regular mail
carrier arrived this afternoon with anoth
er consignment. The special service
will be continued through the winter, at
the expense of the Commercial club.
The funeral of John T. Noughton was
held at Fairbanks on Tuesday, having
been delayed more than a yveek on ac
count of cold weather. Mrs. Noughton
expects to return to Nenana.
Nick Larson is a visitor in Nenana from
the Hot Springs country, having made
the trip upriver with his dog team. He
expects to go to Fairbanks before return
ing to his home down the river.
Roy Frankliouser, wliocame down from
Fairbanks several days ago to have his
appendix removed, was operated on early
in the week at the Commission hospital,
and is recovering nicely at the present
writing.
Fred Barton, formerly' niglitwatchman
in the employ of the Alaskan Engineer
ing commission, has gone to Fairbanks
enrout.e to the soldiers’ home in southern
California, where he expects to spend
the remainder of his days.
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; Cooney’s Hotel and Store
Genera! Rflcrchandise
and Hardware.
Gents’ Furnishings cneral Outfitting
First Class Hotol in Connection
Rooms and Beds
| Cooney & Cooney street
Kerman Anderson Goes
Outside To Order
Nenana Goods
, Convinced tliat there will he much
' building activity in Nenana nextsunmier.
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j and during the summers to come. Her
i man Anderson, of the firm of Anderson
Bros. & Nerland, is now enroute Outside
for the purpose of selecting a stock of
goods for the Nenana trade. His depart
ure was decided upon after a consultation
with the other members of the firm in
Fairbanks.
; It is the intention of this enterprising
business house to ship in an unusually
large stock of building materials ot all
kinds, and a complete line of hardware
will also be carried hereafter. Among
the numerous other articles that will l e
selected for the Nenana store may 1 e
mentioned Ileaver lioard, cottage win
dows, plaie glass and all the latest pat
terns in wall paper. Maple flooring and
a number of other things will be made to
order for the Nenana trade and shipped
in at the earliest opportunity.
Mr. Anderson is undoubtedly the best
decorator who has ever come into the
Northland; an expert, in fact, in every
phase of the business. Numberless cab
ins in Alasks have been transformed into
attractive homes by his artistic hand,
and a large share of interior decorating
on a larger scale has been done by him.
j It is the intention of Mr. Nerland to
return to Nenana as soon as possible,
i probably by the middle of March. *
i George Bennett, the Fairbanks man
j "'ho was arrested recently on a white
slavery charge, was acquitted when the
case came to trial in the upper town dur
ing the week. The jury was out ten
minutes.
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j Mrs. Maud Bishop and Dr. R R. Mey
ers made the trip to Fairbanks duringlhe
week with the Lund deg team. Dr.
: Myers has closed his office here.
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Roy R. Douse is growing quite epliem
i eral these days—it is not certain as to
i the cause; whether it be the long-dist
ance jaunts he is indulging in these
mornings, or the concentration necessary
to develop the mucli-cherished mustach
ios.
Choice Potatoes for sale by the
crate. Inquire Simson’s
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Arrivals from up the river
the Indian village at Wood r
sorted, all the natives being
hunting at the present time
state thi t
iver is de
engaged m
hairbanks—The circuit court of appeals
has reversed the decision against \V. 11.
Wool ridge, who was convicted here hot
j spring on a charge of attempted rape and
i se,,tenced to seven years in the peniten
i tinr.v- The reversal completely exoner
l ates Woolridge, since the case was not
I even remanded for retrial. The case w. s
one of seven sensational actions of a sim
ilar nature which w ere tried here early in
the vear. Woolridge is out on bail.
Dr. H. L. Hedger
DENTIST
HAS OPENED OFFICES
In The
New York Block A and Third
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Dry Lumbar for Sale. Inquire
Simson:3
Guliiford & Catchpole
WOOD WORKING
Show Cases and Cabinet Work
A Specialty. Sled Material
Shop, Fifth and A
JUST ARRIVED
OVER THE ICE
FULL LINE OF
STATIONERY
CHRISTMAS CARDS, Etc.
at
POSTOFFICE CIGAR
STAND
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
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BERRIMAN RESTAURANT
and MEAT MARKET
Poultry, Game, Fish, Vegetables
Celery, Etc.
Open for Business
CALL AND SEE US IN OUR NEW HOME
CIGARS and POOL
General Merchandise
NENANA TRADING COMPANY
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