HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
Hand Tailored, All Wool Suits, including Blnee Serges
$25
Extra Special. Keystone Trousers, a pair..§ —50
Canadian All Wool Underwear, a suit.4.TO
Genuine Medlicott, Scotch Wftol Underwear, suit.”>00
Light Weight Flannel Shirts
Heavy Khaki Pants, a pair .
Guaranteed Solid Leather Work
Canvas Gloves, 2 pair for ...
Leather Faced Canvas Gloves, wristlet or guantlet
Heavy All Wool Sox, a pair
Shoe
. all sizes.
1.50
1.75
4.50
Heavy Flannel Shirts, each .
I lei lows Extension Suit Cases, each
J. 1>. Stetson Hats .
.2.50
.9.50
5.00
A Coni]»lete Stock of Stationery and Toilet Articles
Musical Instruments—-Violins Banjos and Guitars
Exclusive Agents for Victor Phonographs and Records
Authorized Agents for the Kohler & Campbell Piano r
A Few Specials for the Ladies
Our Entire Stock of Ladies’ Hats Must Go. Your un
restricted Choice of
Hats Worth up to $15
Monday
$5
Ladies’ Shoes of Merit, Style and Service Combined
$3.50 per Pair and up
A Beautiful Line of Lawn Waists in the Season’s Latest
Styles. .|3.50 and §3.75
The Celebrated C-B Corset. Models to Fit any Figure
$4.50 Values for $3.00
Twenty-five per cent off on our entire stock of Laces, etc.
Special—Ladies' Mercerized Cotton Hose, a pair.50
SIMSOIN’S
Home of Mart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes
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ELECTRIC PUMPS I
DECK PUMPS I
FORCE PUMPS ■
PITCHER PUMPS
WELL POINTS
Lang and Toledo
RANGES
JUST ARRIVED
Tanana Sheet Metal Works
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YUKON GOLD FIND
CAT'S EX STAMPEDE
Fur Warden Cal Townsend,
who mm-ned to Fairbanks on
the steamer Alaska last night
from a trip up the Yukon river,
reports some excitement in the
Rampart district over the re
ported discovery of gold on a
creek a few miles below thcj
pioneer town. The find was
made by E. W. Hershberger,
the well known hard rock man
of the Fairbanks district. 1 Se
cond the fact, however, that a
number of people had stam
peded from Rampart and other
nearby points, nothing could be
learned by the fur warden
regarding the discovery.
WE HAVE THE
LUMBER
DELIVERY ON SHORT NOTICE
INDEPENDENT LUMBER CO.
TAVERN CAFE
DUTCH’S PLACE
Thoroughly Modern in Every Respect
New Buildins. New Furnishing*
The Same Old Service
PRIVATE BOXES
BIG EXPLOSIONS
IN QUEBEC
Montreal—Throe tremendous
explosions at the powder plant
of the <’urtis-Harvey Company,
at Kigatul completely wrecked
the hi*; factory today and
caused the death of nearly
three hundred persons, t lie
exact number not yet harin'*
been ascertained. Many of the
employees of the company, aS
well as a score or more pas
sengers who were passing the
place on a C'anadian Pacific
train are dead. Many houses a
mile from the scene of the dis
aster were blown down by the
shock and many fires were
started. The entire village of
Deagon is reported in flames,
hut it is impossible to learn
any details because of the fact
that telephone and telegraph
communication has been inter
rupted.
COM PA XIES It EFI SE
TO KELL, MOKE OIL
Seattle—The oil companies
have served notice that the de
livery of fuel oil for industri
al plants, apartment houses
suspended, because of the fact
that the government has taken
over a number of the oil prop
erties and commandeered
many tank vessels.
Mi*, and Mrs. Oscar Rothen
burg celebrated their 31st.
wedding anniversary last Sun
day,, assisted l>y their many
friends and by Mr. Rot hen
burg's mother, who recently ar
rived _from the Outside t<» make
her home with her son and
daughter-in-law. The pretty
home of the Rothenburgs, in
the upper end of town, was
gaily decorated for the happy
occasion and the guests re
port a most enjoyable time.
Mr. Rotheuburg in night pa
trolman for the town.
Slim Packard is training a
bunch of colts with the expec
tation of arranging a game
with the Tolovana ball team
upon the return o£ that aggre
gation from Fairbanks. Slim
says they will have some real
money to bet against the gold
diggers.
VETERAN P.UILDElt
ADDS TO LAURELS
Visitors in Nenana are im
pressed by the substantial an
pea ranee of the business blocks
which line both sides of A
street. The street itself, and
tiie neat appearance of the
structures have combined to
give tin* town some very good
advertising during the past
few weeks, and it may be said
that the standard has been
established for future building.
The Nenana block, the big
two story structure which was
recently purchased from the
original owners by Tom Smith
and Sylvester Howell, is prob
ably the most substantially
built block in town, and one of
the most attractive, as well.
The plans for the building were
drawn by August M’Donahl.
the sourdough contractor, and
he had full charge of the
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY
William Fox Presents
William Farnum
in
A Wonderful Adventure
six PARTS
I General Admission, 50e. Reserved Seats, 75c.
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The Book of Knowledge, The Children’s Encyclopaedia
AWARDED FIRST MEDAL OF HONOR AND GOLD MEDAL
For Educational Value by tin* Supreme Jury of the Panama Pacific Exposition
THE HOOK OF KXOWLEIM5E is an absolute necessity in the family "roup to
day. It has come to show ami explain everythin a child wants to know by means of
10.000 striking' educational pictures with brief and facihating talks and descriptions.
From the stunning worlds in the skies to the microbes in our own bodies, it is a mar
velous moving panorama. Complete industrial processes, beautiful scenes, splendid
statues and paintings, famous portraits and great inventions are shown with a power
to hold the attention and impress the memory which has never been equaled. .“.To,not)
families already possess this work. YOF1J CHILD CANNOT AFFOIJD To Do
WITHOUT IT. • -
Why can't we see in the dark?
Where do thoughts come from?
How far can lightning be seen?
How did men first tell time?
Where does the wind begin?
Why does a ball bounce?
Why does the kettle sing?
Why does milk turn sour?
What makes us sneeze?
What are eyebrows for?
" hat makes coal burn?
".hat is air made of?
Whv are tears salt?
What makes a fog?
W hv do we dream?
MrsTwTeUSSARD
Kepresentative
In Nenana for a few days
only. Cooney Hotel
work since the building was
started. IIis instructions were
I to make a good job of it, and
| he lias done it, every detail
'of the building hearing evi
dence of painstaking effort.
E. M'llugh West, of the E.
11. Peoples establishment, ac
companied by Mrs. West, spent
la few hours in Nenana
Jon Wednesday, enroute to their
I home in the upper town, on the
| steamer Julia H. Mr. West
'went down river as far as Tolo
ivana to look after some busi
ness for the firm. #
I Mrs. I. A. Alderman has
I accepted a temporary position
I with tin* commission as night
I hello girl. Extra activity along
| the line south of Nenana, re
j suiting from the water diiti
culties, has necessitated the em
ployment of an additional op
erator.
Painters liaye been busy
| during the past week on the
exterior finishing of the Nena
jna IMock, at the corner of First
land A streets; on the Casey
i building and on the 1 Mike buihi
jing, at the corner of Front and
| Market.
The Nelson shoe and gents'
| furnishings store was moved
j during the week into larger
i quarters in the Xenana I Mock,
land the new place presents a
I most attractive appearance.
Sam IJayles, a former busi
ness man of Iditarod who stam
peded to <hitman, Arizona at
. the time of the boom in that
I district, writes that the boom
lias busted. He says there are
[olily tv,o mines operation in
j that region.
.Miss Hazel Cooper has re
! turned to Fairbanks after a
j visit of several days in Nenana.
The new X. C. store building
jlias been much improved in ap
pearance by the installation of
a plate glass front. The store
is now one of the most attre
tive places in town,
Harry Hoerler went to Fair
banks Thursday, to be absent
several weeks.
FOWLER & MORRIS
GROCERIES
OkYgoods
COMPLETE LINE LOWEST PRICES
-Air. and Mrs. Ilutmaeher. j
aud Miss Helen Hntniacher
were in town on a visit from
I their homestead -sixteenmiles
j up the Tiinana river. Mr. Ilnt
! niaeher reports that his crops
| are doing fine, being none the
j worse for the recent heavy
I rains.
j Mrs. Stella Madole was in
I Fairbanks this week on a scv
jeral day visit, and iron her
j return to Xenana will prepare!
I to leave for the Outside,
i -Miss Ethel Heaeoek was the
;guest of honor at a little narty
which was "iven a few of
her friends during the week tit
the home of -Mr. and Mrs. IMP
Lawrence.
Paul Lescure has leased the
A\ m. Papadopulos property on
A street and will move his bit;
stock into the place from the 1
-Adams 1 miIdinir, farther down
the street. Mr. Lescure is
now building an addition at
the rear of the store, which is
already one of the largest in
town. lie will have a pool
hall and bowline: alley in con
nection with the store.
FOR SALE
The lowest prices in town.
•JEST RECEIVED
Large Shipment of
Plain and Fancy Doors
AA'iudows and Window Frames
All Sizes
Table Legs. Transoms
.Moulding of all kinds
Door and Window Stops
Sash Stock for Store Fronts
The above entire stock is com
posed of Outside seasoned
Lumber
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SIMSON’S
Arthur Smith, former Fair
banks restaurant man, has just
returned to the upper town
from a season of prospecting
in the Ilealy river country.
Go to
NELSON’S
for yovir
SHOES
and Shoe Repairing'
THE SKOF HOUSE
Market Street at Second
Comfortable Rooms Spring Beds
Clean Bunks
EVERYTHING NEW and CLEAN
HENANA BEANERY
Cold Lunches, Hot Tamales
Chile Beans
SERVED 10 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
Tom Monag'on
VVm. H. Smith
ATTORNEY AT LAW
notary pcbi.ic
THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE
OE THE NORTH
Everything in Groceries, Feed, Tobacco, Cigars, Hardware
Tools, Building Material, Electrical Supplies, House
hold Utensils, Overalls, Tents, Mattresses, Blankets, ete.
A Complete Stock of General Supplies, including
the Famous Mishawaka Rubber Boots and Shoes
Corona Typewriters, Dodge Bros. Automobiles
Special Attention Given to Mail and Telegraphic Orders
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO.
Fairbanks Chena
When In Fairbanks
Drink BARTHEL S Beer
The Best Made