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DINNER BILL OF FARE
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1918
Cream of Asparagus
Consomme, Imperial en Tasse
Lobster, en Mayonnaise, 50c
Cold Slaw, 25c
Griddled Sardines on Toast
Boiled Salmon Bellies .
Boiled Mackerel, Drawn Butter.
Brisket of Beef, Horse-Radish or Spanish
£ork Spare Ribs ajid Cabbage.
Harricut of Mountain Sheep and Carrots
Fricassee of Chicken and Dumplings.
Moose Steak, Hunter Style
Spanish Omelette .
Mountain Sheep Chops, Creole Sauce
Broiled Kidney and Bacon.
Breaded Pork Chops, Tomato Sauce.
Calf’s Brains and Scrambled Eggs
Small Tenderloin of Beef, Bordelaise
Fresh Veal Chops, Mushroom Gravy
Hamburger Steak, "Brown Gravy. .
Young Bear Steak, Chow Chow
Oyster Patties, a la Tortoise.
Stuffed Shoulder of Mountain Sheep
Young Chicken, New England Dressing
Sirloin of Beef, Pan Gravy.
Prime Rib of Beef, Au Jus
Potato 25c
$1.00
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English Plum Pudding, Hard and Brandy Sauce
Assotred Pies Macaroons.
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO.
NEW CONSIGNMENT
Green Tomatoes
Fresh Parsnips
Fresh Carrots
Fresh Beets
Fresh Celery
Outside Potatoes
Native Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes
California Onions
Cabbage
FRESH EGGS
Apples Pears Oranges Lemons
Grape Frnit Grapes
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO.
COLISEUM
Strong Paramount Feature and Late Pathe News fo* _ «
SUNDAY’S PROGRAM
WAR SLIDES Oar Boys in France
With Lecture on each slide. The slides will be shown at the
starting of the show.
Hearst Pathe News - Pictorial News
THE WORLD BEFORE YOUR EYES
Showing "Bees to ‘Sting’ the Kaiser" “Coal Aplenty in Navarre”
“Annual Rose Festival, the Flower of Humanity” “The Red Cross”
PALLAS PICTURES PRESENTS
THE EXQUISITE EMOTIONAL ACTRESS LENOR ULRICH,
SUPPORTED BY EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG ALL STAR CAST
THE INTRIGUE
IN FIVE ACTS OR THRILLS AND ROMANCE
The Story is Founded on Russian Immigration to the United States
ADMISSION 50c RESERVED SEATS 75c
THE SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 O’CLOCK TONIGHT
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P. A. Thelin, owenr of the Ohio
roadhouse, stated yesterday that in
view of the strict quarantine im
posed by the Nenana Board of
Health against the world and by
way of aiding in the steps taken
to discourage travel between Fair
banks and Nenana, he has definitely
decided not to open the Ohio road
house until all of the quarantine
restrictions have been removed and
free travel between the two towns
permitted.
Mail carriers who are compelled
to travel on the Nenana-Fairbanks
trail will find accommodations for
their teams and themselves at the
roadhouse, but they will have to
bring their own provisions along
and do their own cooking. They
will also have to bring their own
bedding.
Mail cariers who may make a
stay at the roadhouse are requested
to clean up after they are through
and leave things in good shape for
the next man that may happen
along, in proper sourdough fashion.
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; In a telegram to his mother, Mrs.
J. H. Russell, of this city, Leith
; Russell, well konwn young printer
of Fairbanks, who volunteered his
services and is now in the naval
training camp at Seattle, says that
he expects to be discharged from
the service soon, as the result of
the ending of hostilities, but that
j the authorities appear to be un
| decided as to when the recruits will
j be given their discharges. He says
j that they should soon know when
[ the discharges take effect, and he
[ hopes to hit the trail for the North
then.
| His camp, Leith says, had been'
| quarantined for the past forty days'
owing co the prevalence of influ
enza. At the time of wiring the
ban had been lifted, and he was
allowed liberty every night. He has
arranged for a five-day furlough
during Thanksgiving, which he will j
spend with the Goodfellows, for-;
merly of Fairbanks, who are now!
settled down in business at Port-1
land.
He says he saw an acocunt of j
his death in the Citizen and, like j
Mark Twain, wishes to assure his■
folks that the account is “greatly
exaggerated.”
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TAVERN CAFE TO !
OPEN TOMORROW
William Rodigkeit, the genial pro
prietor of the Tavern Cafe, an
nounces that his place of business
in the new building rfcxt to the
Terminal hotel, will be open for
business tomorrow, and extends a
cordial invitation to all his patrons
and Nenanaites in general to drop in
The new home of the Tavern Cafe
is very beautiful in its interior
decorations, and every modern con
venience for the comfort and delecta
tion of its patrons has been pro
vided. A stock of the best there is
on the market in the way of good
things to eat has t>een secured and
the same efficient staff will be on
hand to attend to the wants of the
patrons.
GRACE (Presbyterian) CHURCH
REV. ROBT.
JOSEPH DIVEN
D. D.
MINISTER
Sunday School .at 12:00
Evening Lecture—“Soldiers of
the Future”.7:3Q p. m
Special Music, Starting at 7:15
Everybody Welcome
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OUR
STOCK REDUCINC SALE
Is accomplishing exactly what we expected it would do
People are buying freely here now because they are convinced
of the sincerity of every statement we made in regard to this sale.
Stocks in our line are getting scarcer right along.
Common sense and past experience will tell you that with a
shortage of goods, the prices usually go up and this is one time you
can t get away from it if you insist on putting off buying when we
are offering thousands of dollars’ worth of the best merchandise ob
tainable at even less than present wholesale prices in the States.
THese Prices Are Proofs
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
SUITS and OVERCOATS
Some of these are actually worth up to $45. Many of them have
never been offered for less than $35. You can have your
choice at the Stock Reducing Sale Price, of
OVERCOATS
With Fur Collars As Low
As
$35
SUITS
Best Grades, Satin Lined,
Selling at $35—a few at
_ $45
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COON COATS (Pieced Fur) extra special - 22.511
Fur-Lined Coats, [$135 Values] - - - - $85
We Have One Extra Fine Nutrici-Beaver Lined
Broadcloth Coat. Come in and see it. The price is right
Mammoth Mitts
CARHARTT’S AND
EISENDRATH’S
$1.50
Pair
Canvas G'ov.'s
Gauntlets or Wrist
2 Pairs 25c
CASHMERE
Wool Sox
50c
Underwear
MEDLICOTT, HEAVIEST AND
BEST GRADE, Suit
$5.50 .
Eagle Brand
BEST GRADE—ALL WOOL
EXTRA SPECIAL, Suit
$6.50
Standfield’s
SELLS ELSEWHERE AT $7.SO
OUR PRICE, Suit
$5.50
CLOTH CAPS
With Fur Bands
$1.00
Arctic Sox
EXTRA SPECIAL
25c
SCOTCH WOOL
MITTS
(White)
$1.50 pair
Overshirts
MEDIUM WEIGHT FLANNELS
WORTH TO $4
$2.50
Snitdoth
Flannel Shirts
EXTRA SPECIAL
$4.50
Stag Shirts
EXTRA FINE GRADE, $7.50
SOME AS LOW AS
$5
Wool Mitts
Medium Weight
WHITE WOOL
25c
Wool Mitts
BEST 75c GRADE
50c
SCOTCH WOOL
GLOVES
(Wihte)
$1.50 pair
Footwear
LOT NO. 4
Daniel Green
EXTRA SPECIAL
$6.50
Dolge’s Standard
Felt Shoes
EXTRA SPECIAL
$4.50
Moccasins
GENUINE $6 VALUES
EXTRA SPECIAL
$3.75
DOWN COMFORTERS, Large Size.$15.00
DOWN SLEEEPING ROBES.$18.50
ALL WOOL BLANKETS, Fancy $ 5.00
PILLOWS (Chicken Feather*) each .$.1.75
TURKISH TOWELS, Good Size .25c
MACKINAW COATS, Heavy Weight .$8.50
PARKAS, The Be.t in Town .$5.00
LEVI STRAUSS OVERALLS, Pair.$1.50
LEVI STRAUSS JUMPERS .$2.00
SI IVI SON’S
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL TEN OBLCCK