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fine hand-tailoring plus
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always on display at
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Fairbanks, Alaska
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suit looks better and lasts
longer because of reliable
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!* FAIRBANKS NOTES
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The Native Sons and Daughters
of the Golden North are making a
drive for new members.
Howard Riding is a recent arrival
in town from the Big Chena dis
| trict and reports that nearly all
the caribou have passed through
that section.
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Harry Loecy is back at his desk
at the N. C. store, after an ab
sence of two years. He has taken
Hal Noziglia's place.
Bob Sheldon and Dan Morancv
; have returned from Chitina with
their cars.
Cole McDougall and Duncan Little
have returned to Fairbanks from a
trip to Brooks.
Charles Wylde is a recent arrival
in town from the Livengood dis
trict. He plans to return soon to
begin preparations for winter min
ing.
George W. Tree is planning a
trip to the States—the first in 21
i years.
There will be an exhibition of
■ srarden truck and live stock at the
school building on Saturday after
; noon.
Mr. and Mr?. Stoeser have re
| turned to Xenana after a trip over
| the Fairbanks district, gathering
moving picture material for a set
j of Paramount travalogues on Alaska.
; Henry Wagner is off for the Out
| side by way of Broad Pass. He left
* yesterday, but will be delayed a
; day or two at his wood camp on
i Gofdstream.
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The A. E. C. is putting in a new
■ siding in the center of the T. V.
; R. R. yards, for the accommodation
I of coal and wood cars.
Good reports continue to come
from Wilbur creek and it is said a
considerable number of those who
have acquired holdings in that dis
trict are planning to do a lot of
development work during the winter.
C. X. Creamer ha? been compelled
; by illness to give up his duties tem
I porarily at the courthouse.
Rev. Tatum, of St. Mark's mission,
returned to Xenane today, after a
i stay of several days in Fairbanks.
WINTER AT HAND
Coats 2nd Capi lined and repaired.
Suits and coats cleaned, altered and
pressed', also fur robes lined and re
paired.
Harriet D'Orsay. Tailor
Next to Coliseum
LADIES AID THURSDAY
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
: with Mrs. J. R. Bowen on Thurs
day afternoon, commencing at the
; usual hour. All members of the or
; ganization and others -interested in
the work are invited to be present.
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j Tom Wade is a recent arrival in
Fairbanks from the Circle district.
The fire department was called
to the home of Mrs. R. J. Geis. on
I Second avenue, on Saturday, to put
: out a chimney fire. N'o damage was
| done.
About 25 young people were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe McDon
ald, at Ester, on Saturday night, the
trip to the creek town having been
j made with eight autos. The evening
was a busy one. with dancing and a
; big feed, and a most enjoyable time
is reported.
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George Myers has moved his
' blacksmith shop into the new Gibson
garage, where he will be very com
fortable during the winter.
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j John Conna. pioneer resident of
Fairbanks, died at 5:30 this morn
. ing at St. Joseph hospital, where
he had been under treatment for
.about a year. One of his feet was
1 amputated several months ago in
an effort to prolong his life. The
j funeral will be held on Thursday, at
three o’clock, from the undertaking
I parlors.
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Mr. and Mrs. A1 Raymond, of
! Clean.- creek, left for the Outside
| today, by way of Broad Pass.
Walter Pratt, of the X. C. store,
| went to Xenana todya for a brief
; visit.
Jack L’Heureux ar.d several others
left for Dunbar today on a hunting
trip.
J. E. Terrill, one of the best
known chefs in Interior Alaska, has
; opened an attractive little restau
rant on Fourth avenue. Mr. Terrill
has had wide experience in catering
to the public appetite and the suc
| cess of his new venture is assured.
There has been an unusual fall
of rain in Fairbanks this week. The
precipitation was continuous from
(Sunday until last night. when the
rain turned into snow. There was
i considerable snow on the ground
this morning, but most of it e/ap
peared druing the day.
At a citizenship hearing held be-<
fore Judge Bunnell last night, final
papers were granted to Vincent H.
Peirce. Christian Lasser. Ernest
Eburn. Ole Martin Brunne and one
■ or two others. Papers were denied
Otto Lehman, and the case of J. P.
Bosecup was continued until Decern-1
ber.
THE CENTRAL IS OPEN
The new Central restaurant, spick
and span in the new quarters in
the Duke building opposite the
Cooney notel. opened for business
: this morning and the nlaee was well
filled with patrons most of *he day.
The place is light and*airy, with
a roomy counter and two large
■ boxes. Also connected with the es
! tabhshment is a large banquet mom
! upstairs, for use on special occasions
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PATHE NEWS — PICTORIAL
Realart Pictures
PRESENTS
JUSTINE JOHNSTON
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A HEART TO LEI
Adapted from the novel. “Agatha * Aunt"
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SOLDIERS AND CHILDREN, 25e
SHOW STARTS AT EIGHT O’CLOCK.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY
PATHE NEWS
REAL ART PICTURES
PRESENTS
Wanda Hawley
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The Outside Woman
FIVE ACTS
Adapted from the Story, "All Night Long"
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Tanana Valley Reindeer Association, Inc.
A New Industry devoted to the Interbreeding of the Larger
Species of Caribou and Reindeer for the Upbuilding of the Industry
and to furnish Reindeer Owners with Fancy Breeding Stock, and
for General Marketing Purposes
Patronize Home Industry. A Limited Amount of Stock for Sale
for the Purpose of Purchasing Reindeer for interbreeding purposes.
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Fairbanks, Alaska
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