GREAT SAVING SALE
ON ALL WINTER GOODS
To Men LooKing For Value, Money Saved and
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
These are Times when all Men are paying more and more at
tention to Character in Clothing and Furnishings. These Prices
Will Convince You that We are Selling GOOD GOODS for Less
Money than any firm in the Interior of Alaska
OVERSHIRTS
REGULAR SALE
PRICE PRICE
FLANNEL SHIRTS $7.50 $5.75
FLANNEL SHIRTS . 6.50 4.75
FLANNEL SHIRTS 5.50 3.75
SUITCLOTH SHIRTS, All We Have In .tack At. 4.75
HEAVY LOGGING SHIRTS, Double Back, Front
and Sleeve. . $11.50 $9.25
HEAVY LOGGING SHiRTS, Double Back, Front
and Sleeve. . 10.00 8.25
HEAVY LOGGING SHIRTS, Double Back, Front
and Sleeve.
9.50
7.75
HEAVY WOOL SOX
NOVIA SCOTIA, In White and Gray.$1.25 $1.00
SEAL-SKIN, In White . 125 1.00
IRON CLAD, Heavy, White and Gray 1.00 .75
IRON CLAD, White and Gray .75 .50
HEMP SOX . 75 .50
WOOL GLOVES
SCOTCH WHITE WOOL .$1.75 $1.25
WHITE WOOL . 1.25 1.00
ALL WOOL GOLF GLOVES 1 00 .75
WOOL MITTENS
HEAVY WHITE SCOTCH WOOL $1-75 $1.25
HEAVY GRAY STRIPE WOOL 1.25 1.00
HEAVY GRAY STRIPE WOOL 1.00 .75
HEAVY WHITE WOOL 75 .50
MAMMOTH MiTTS and BUCK GLOVES
DRIVER’S BUCK GLOVES, Large Sizes, 13, 14, 15, 16 $3.75 $3.00
THE GENUINE HORSEHIDE EISENDRATH
MAMMOTH MITTS . 1.50
$ 7.50
6.50
5.75
4.75
$11.75
10.75
6.50
WOOL SWEATERS
SWEATERS, WOOL $10.00
SWEATERS, WOOL 8.50
SWEATERS, WOOL . 7.50
SWEATERS, WOOL 6.50
MACKINAW COATS
MACKINAW COATS $15.00
MACKINAW COATS . 12.50
BOY’S MACKINAW COATS .8.50
FUR COATS and CAPS
DOG SKIN COATS.$ 35.00
WALLABY COATS . 80.00
COONSKIN COATS . 125.00
FUR CAPS, Small Sizes . 6.00
FUR CAPS, Small Sizes. . .. 5.00
HUDSON SEAL CAPS . 12.50
SHETLAND SEAL CAPS . 6.50
BEAVER COLLARS . 20.00
BEAVER COLLARS . 15.00
TOQUES, WOOL . 1.50
TOQUES, WOOL . 1.00
$ 25.00
60.00
100.00
4.50
3.75
8.50
5.00
17.50
12.50
1.00
.75
I
QUILTS and BLANKETS
DOWN, KAHKI-COVERED QUILT, 7x9.$35.00 $27.50
COTTON QUILTS, LARGE SIZE. 6.50 4.75
COTTON QUILTS, LARGE SIZE . 5.00 3.25
OREGON CITY WORSTED WOOL BLANKETS
10 Pound WOOL BLANKET.$14.50 $12.25
12-4 WOOL BLANKET. 12.50 9.75
14-4 WOOL BLANKET . 10.00 8.25
FELT SHOES
HEAVY, HIGH TOP .$9.50 $8.50
NO. 1 GRADE, DANIEL GREEN. 8.50 7.50
NO. 2 GRADE, DANIEL GREEN . 7.50 6.25
KID COVERED . 9.50 8.25
FELT SLIPPERS, All We Have In Stock. $3.50 2.75
ARCTICS, Brown, 4-Buckle, Rubberized.$4.50 $3.50
DUCK PANTS, BLANKET LINED .. . 3.50 2.50
HEAVY WHITE FELT INSOLES . .50
PARKAS, KHAKI, WOLF TRIMMED, Large Size.. 4.50
We Have Many Other Things, not mentioned, which are Included
in This Sale. Sale Will Continue Until Further Notice.
FAIRBANKS CLOTHING CO.
JOE FISHER, Manager
Store Open From S A. M. To lO P. M.
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J. M. Burrows, who has been
prospecting in the quartz belt in
the foothills of the Mt. McKinley
range, in the neighborhood of the
headwaters o fthe Toklat and about
fifty miles above Knight’s road
house, arrived in Nenana last night
last night to replenish his supplies
and expects to return to his camp
in the hills on Thursday He left
his camp on the morning of the 15th
with his dog team and reports a
fairly good trail. Most of his way
lay on the Toklat river, which he
says is one huge glacier, owing to
the many overflows. Mike Lodi,
who is Burrow's partner, remained
in camp to continue the work.
The section of the country in
which Burows and Lodi are work
ing is within the boundaries of the
Mt. McKinley National Park, and
although this particular part of the
country is not considered a caribou
country, he says that he never saw
as many caribou anywhere else in
the North; mountain sheep are also
said to be very plentiful.
Charles Trundy, who is pros
pecting on Glenn creek, a tributary
of Moose creek, arrived last night
for the purpose of getting more
supplies and to have some dental
work done. He expects to get away
again in a few days. He says that
there are about twenty-five or thirty
men in the district now engaged
in prospecting and doing develop
ment work. There would have been
a great many more men had eon
ditions been better. The great diflfi
eutly in getting grub into the coun
try, where practically no trails exist
has held back the development of
the known rich mineral resources of
the district, and will continue to
do so until roads have been built
and the prospectors get a fair show
to get supplies.
William Sborgia, who is working
on Gleen creek on 8 above dis
covery and about one and one-half
miles below Charles Trundy’s claims,
arrived in town for the winter anil
I expects to go back before the trails
break up. He left Glen creek on
the 13th and stopped a day at the
prospector’s cabin on Clearwater
creek on his way down.
On Crooked creek, a tributary of
the Toklat, he met H. Carlson, who
was on his way into his camp from
Xenana. Carlson told him that he
had frozen the big toe of his right
j foot the previous night, and that it
was giving him some trouble, but
he thought it would be all right
. in a few days- Carlson was limp
j ing badly when Sborgia met him.
I Sborgia has found good pay on
his claims and, working from the
| fifth to the twenty-fifth of last j
September on this ground, he took!
out about $1100.
Dan Keeler, working on 14 above
discovery on Glenn creek, is re
i ported to have had a very short
season on account of the glaciers,
but did very well during the short
time he had a chance fo wo*k. He .
expects to come into Xenana soon
and will probably winter here.
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I WANTED.—Two passengers for **
Fairbanks, Friday morning. Ten -
dollars each. Apply at the Arctic
or Portland; Calderhead.
LETTERS WRITTEN
! Do you wish to write a business,
friendship or love letter that will
j bring results? A speech, invitation
or letter of condolence? Let me
help you. This is my specialty, and
i of especial value to the foreign-born
| citizen. Confidential. Prices reas
! onable. Apply to Mr». D’Orsay,
the Little Tailor Shop, 3rd and A.
Even “Dangerous Dan McGrew”
and the lady they called “Lou” would
kick in for the Red Cross. Don’t
write yourself down as worse than
they.
Dr. J. R. 80WEN
DENTIST
Prices Most Reasonable
THE BOWEN BUILDING
GENUINE
Santa Claus Sale
BARGAINS
FO R IVf E IN
$95
$40
$35
$20
Fur Lined Coats
Cloth Overcoats
Blue Serge Suits
Cloth Overcoats
$50
$20
$25
$10
$8.50 BEST GRADE DANIEL GREEN
FELT SHOES, Lot No. 4
$6.50
$9.50 DANIEL GREEN VICI TOP
FELT SHOES, Special
$7.50
$6.50 DANIEL GREEN and ALFRED DOLDGF.
FELT SHOES, AM Size.
4.50
$5.00 BEST GRADE MOCCASINS
All Sizes to 12, Pair
$3.75
$2.00 WHITE WOOL GLOVES
IMITATION McGEORGE’S, Pair
$3.50 BEST GRADE BUCK OVER
GLOVES, Sizes 14, 15, 16, Pair
$2.50
$6.50 BEST KHAKI PARKA
YOU EVER SAW, Special
$4.50
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$2.50 MOOSEHIDE MITTS,
Pair ..
$1.90 1
50c BEST WHITE INSOLES,
Pair
25c I
75c WOOL INSIDE MITTS,
Pair
25c ■
$3.50 DUCK PANTS, BLANKET
LINED .
$2.50 I
$6.00 SWEATERCOATS, All
Colors
$3.50 I
75c CASHMERINE WOOL SOX,
Pair
25c 1
$2.00 LEVI STRAUSS OVERALLS,
Pair
$1.50 1
$3.00 LEVI STRAUSS ENGINEER
| Coats
$2 i
EXTRA SPECIAL
ENTIRE STOCK OF THE GENUINE
SUITCLOTH SHIRTS
$7.50 AND $6.50 GRADE, AT
$3.75 each
SI MS ON’S
Store Open Every Night Until 10 O'clock
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YOU CAN GET CALLING CARDS AT THE NEWS OFE1CE
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THE NEAREST TO BEER
Per Dozen $3.00
AGENTS FOR THE FAIRBANKS BEVERAGE CO. I
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Qts. per Doz. $4 Doz. Pints $2.50 |
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All Flavors, per Case - $3.25 ||
FRESH FRUITS, QANDIES
POOL, CIGARS, TOBACCO |
THE PORTLAND
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