NEW GOODS COMING
Two Carloads of
Fresh Merchandise
Will arrive within the next few days for
JOHNSON’S STORE
GENERAL MERCHANDISE OUTFITTING
MOTHER'S DAY
“In honor of the Best Mother
that ever lived—your Mother."
All are cordially invited to attend
this service at 11 a. m., Sunday,
May 13, at Grace Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Thagjrart Buchholz left for
the States on the Friday train for
an extended visit with relatives.
ELKS ATTENTION
All Elks are requested to meet
at the office of Commissioner C.
D. Leckie on Sunday afternoon to
consider matters of importance to
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Car! Schmidt returned to the
!ccast yesterday and will leave fori
the States in the near future, to lo
i cate permanently.
SCHOOL CHILDREN PREPARE
FOR END-OF-TERM PLAYLE
The pupils of Franklin K. Lan
ichool will have their annual enter
ainment at Union hall on the ev
rning of May 19. The children o
Mrs. Phillips’ room will play Cinder
>lla, with Dorothy Smith taking th
>art of Cinderella and Fred Clar]
.hat of the Prince.
The children of Miss McMahan’
•oom will furnish a solo and a read
ng. and the High School pupils wil
lave a debate, the subject beinj
•Resolved, that all ex-service me;
ind women should have a bonus,
ilazel Teeland and Wilfred Stum
yill uphold the affirmative and Jes
sie Motschman and Winnie Camero
will take the negative.
There will be no charge for ad
nission for the entertainment, bu
i dance will be given afterward
ind those who wish to stay for th
lance will be charged the usus
amount.
Fresh crisp lettuce at Major’s.
YUKON BREAKS AT DAWSON
RUN OF ICE VERY HEAVY
DAWSON', May 12—Millions of
tons of ice swept past Dawson yes
terday, following the spring break
up. The ice floes were the heaviest
in years but they moved down the
river without causing any damage
locally.
A feature of the breakup was the
appearance of three caribou mar
ooned on the ice in the middle of
the current, down which they were
carried swiftly to their doom in
an ice jam a short distance below
the town.
Several hundred caribou swam
the river as soon as the river had
cleared of ice.
When last heard from, the river
at Circle was rising rapidly but
lacked about 12 feet of the break
ing point, the anchor ice not then
being covered. Reports from the
upper Yukon indicate the ice in
motion at all points. The ice moved
at Eagle two days ago.
AT ABE SIMSOIN’S
An event which enables
every man, woman and
child to own Clothes,
Shoes, Hats, Underwear
Shirts, Dress Goods, etc.
at a Great Deal Less
)han paevious prices.
My object in holding this sale
at this time is to re-adjust my
business affairs=--and in order
to accomplish this in the short
est time possible lam doing some
Great Price Cutting
on Every Article in the Store
Come Friday and every
day during the Sale. Pick
out whatever you want
for now or future use—
it will pay you well. See
list below for money-sav
ing opportunities.
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! Women’s Department
ALL NEW HATS
at 25" Reduction
BIG SAVING IN DRESSES
The New 3-piece Dresses
Valued at S45—Go at S32.50
All Other Dresses and Skirts
20 . to 25' Off
25 Reduction on the Following:
CORSETS, BRAS«IERS
SILK UNDERWEAR, WAISTS
Petticoats, Ribbons and Dress
Goods and Ginghams
SUMMER WAISTS
Lace Trimmed. SI .50 each
BROWN OXFORD TIES
S3.75 pair
HIGH HEEL SHOES
in Kid and Patent Leather
Regular $12.50—Go at S2.75 pr.
BARGAINS IN STOCKINGS
LISLE HOSE—Brown and Blk.
75c Grade—2 pairs 75c
PURE SILK HOSE
Platinum and Nude
Sale Price SI.25 pair
PURE SILK HOSE—Striped
S3.00 Grade—S1.00 pair
25" OFF
On Ladies’ and Children's
UNDERWEAR
BLANKETS
Large Cotton, pr .2.75
Wool Finish .. 4.00
Sheets. 72\90 .1.50
Crash Toweling, part linen .30
Turkish Towels, each .25
Extra Large and Heavy . .50
Men’s Department j
25 REDUCTION ON EVERY
SUIT. COAT OR PANTS
SWEET ORR’S PANTS
SI 0.00 Grades go at 87.50
8.50 Blue Serge 6.00
These are Remarkable Values
Sweet Orr’s Khaki Coats 82.50
BARGAINS IN SHIRTS
Good Work Shirts .— $ .75
Flannels, well made .2.50
Silk Striped, 85 value 2.75
Dress Shirts, 2.50 value .1.25
All of Our
HIGH CLASS SHOES
such as Hanan & Son, Nunn
Bush, J. P. Smith’s, at a
Reduction of 20'<
We advise an early call for i
these are wonderful value at
such reductions.
Other Bargains
English Slip-on Rain Coats
Value SI 5.00 S7.50
BOYS' RAIN COATS S5.00
UNDERWEAR 25 < Off
Don’t think about it—just come.
_ You’ll Save money
Bargains in Boys’ Clothes
Suits with 2 pr. Pants S7.50
Good Mackinaws 4.50
Corduroy Pants 1.00
1 Bigelow-Winton Velvet Rug
Seamless, size 9x12—Price S40
Worth Today S60
Bristle Tooth Brushes .25
Good Alarm Clocks 1.00
Playing Cards, pkg. .25
Auto Strop Safety Razors with
Strop and Blades .75
Cuff Buttons gold plated pr. .50
Collar Buttons each .05
Men’s Garters pr. .15
2 in 1 Polish 2 for .25
Bucilla Crochet Cotton . .10
Hairnets doublemesh 2 for .25
Pocket Knives for boys .10
Clark’s Spool Cotton .05
Standard Sheet Music.10
Flashlights with 3 Cell Bat
tery . 1.00
Bamboo Lamp Shades Six
inches 2 for ... .25
Cups and Saucers gold band
2 for . 75
Genuine Bristle Clothes Brushes
$1.50 Quality.75
Suit Cases, Trunks, Grips
25 REDUCTION
L EVERYTHING ELSE, NOT MENTIONED HERE, AT THE
SAME REDUCTION IN PRICES. NOTICE—ALL GOODS ON
THE WAY WILL BE PLACED ON SALE ON ARRIVAL HERE.
A.be Simson
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Bargain Lots
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SHOES
Children’s, Boys’
Women’s and Men’s
$2 to $5
PER PAIR
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL 00.
Of Alaska I
ALASKA’S LARGEST OUTFITTERS
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J. R- Fowle, head of the Fair
anks Clothing Company, will re
am to the upper town this after
oon, after a stay of several days
i Nenana.
WINNIPEG, May 12—Five ban
dits looted the Bank of Hocheljra,
at Dollard. Sask., and escaped with
$5,800 in cash and more than $20,
000 in securities.
BEEF, PORK, VEAL and MUTTON
DELICIOUS HAMS and BACON
ALL KINDS OF FOWL — — REDUCED PRICES
MARKET & COLD STORAGE PLANT ON RAILROAD RESERVE
Waechter Bros. Co.
B. W. Miller
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NENANA S BEST APPOINTED HOTEL
Cooney Hotel and Annex
HOT AND COLD WATER AND BATHS
ROOMS SINGLE OR EN SUITE
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Smokers’ Supplies, Soft Drinks, Candies
Stationery and Fresh Fruits
POOL AND CARD TABLES
j Magazines of all kinds, Rooms in Connection
The Terminal
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Edmonds ‘Foot Fitter’
$8.00 Pair.
W. A. COGHILL