6 reelings and holiday Suggestions
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Outfitted at Fowler & Morris’ Store
WE CARRY EVERYTHING TO GLADDEN THE HEARTS OF ALL AGES
From
Sunny California
We Kate
Sunkist Oranges
Delicious Apples
From Washington
Pears and Crabapples
From the
Hills of Oregon
Tq Decorate
V our
Christmas Table
Cape Cod
Cranberry Sauce
Already Prepared
IF YOU WANT AN
ALL ALASKA DIN NER
Try Our
Fresh Pike
From the Icy Wafer* vf
Lake Minto
Juicy Loins
Of Mountain Sheep
Tender Rounds of
Toklat Moose
Silver Salmon
From St. Michael
Vegetables
All Kinds of
Fancy Writing Paper
Paper Napkins
Boxed Candy
Toilet Articles
Gents’ Furnishings
Hardware
Aluminumware
Stanley Unbreakable
Thermos Bottles
WE ARE LICENSED FUR BUYERS
Watch Our Windows for Our Coming Display of Marten and other Alaska Furs
Fowler & Morris
Leaders in Quality and Low est in Price
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Albert Morris, well known miner
and trapper of the Kantishna dis
trict, left on the train yesterday
afternoon for Kobe station, from
which point he will hit the trail
for his cabin on the Kantishna
river, 12 miles below the mouth of
the Bearpaw. He had been in Fair
banks r.s a witness in the Yachon
case.
Ed Williams, conductor on one
of the Canyon work trains during
the past season, left for Anchorage
yesterday, to have a look over the
coast end of the Government rail
road.
A. D. Smith was a southbound
passenger on yesterday’s train. He
is enroute to the S:ate% after a
long stay in Alaska, and expects to
remain Outside until spring.
•Toe McClure, who was stationed
in the Canyon during the past sea
son. where he was in charge of one
the work trains as conductor, left
for the Outside yesterday. He is
taking a three months' vacation,
and will be back in time to resume
his duties in the spring.
Ed Druin was a passenger on the
southbound train yesterday, bound
for the States. He is going Outside
for the purpose of consulting an
eye specialist.
J. B. Blick, manager of the Mt.
McKinley Gold Placers, Inc., re
turned to Nenana on the train from
Fairbanks yesterday. He will spend
the Christmas holiday in Nenana.
Stanley Chemaeff was a south
bound passenger on yesterday's
train. He is making a trip to Sew
ard and expects to return to the
Interior within a few weeks.
Moose Masquerade ball—New
Years' Eve. Union Hall.
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For the Month of November, 1921
Nenan* Postoffice
George Berg
Herman Bindle
Frank Butoric
Charley Freeman
Radoe Goozdenovich
Warren Merritt
. George McFeeley
Ves McMillan C2t
Bob Oreskovich
Edith Oven
Emil Paananen
Mike Papen
Pete Pekovich
Jose Joaquim Rocha
Jack Sermala
Mike S(jvson
Claude Stewart
Herr Karl Svennan
Mrs. E. A. Williams,
Acting Postmaster ;
SATURDAY HOP PROMISES
TO ATTRACT GOOD CROWD
There is reason to believe there
will be a stood turnout of dancers
for the dance scheduled to take
place at Union hall on Saturday
night. Quite a number have signi
fied their intention of going, and 1
the management of the hall i> do- ,
ing its part to make the affair a |
success.
Ladies!
TAKE
A
TUMBLE
Remember
The Old Song
EVERYBODY’S
DOING IT
Mash Your Golden Hair
In Pete Schmidt's
BURE ICE WATER
Softest
In the World
Send for a Ton of it now
DON'T DELAY
Christmas will soon he
Here. See
BETE SCHMIDT
The Ice Man
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Grand masquerade ball at Union
hall, New Year’* Eve. The Moose
are behind it.
NENANAS BEST APPOINTED HOTEL
Cooney Hotel and Annex
HOT AND COLD WATER AND BATHS
ROOMS SINGLE OR EN SUITE
COMFORT AND SERVICE UNEXCELLED
DOG BARNS
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Suggestions for Christmas
Complete Line Of
Large and Small Boxes of Fancy Stationery
Desirable Collection of Christmas Cards
All Kinds of Fancy Boxes and Baskets of Candies
Safety Razors and Cutlerey of all kinds
Complete line of Fountain Pens
The Famous Ever-Ready Pencil, Silver and Gold
Fancy Pipes of all kinds in Sets and Cases
Cigar and Cigarettes Holders
Cigarette Cases in Gold, Silver and Leather
Bookeeping Books and Typewriting Paper
Picture Albums, Cash Boxes and Gift Boxes
All kinds of Toilet Articles
All the Latest Magazines all the time
Fresh Fruit in Season, Candies, Nuts, Etc.
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The Terminal
Joe O’Conner
Marry A. Davis