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In Men’s
CHIPPEWA SHOES
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“ladies, attention
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Chippewa Hiking Shoes, $7.50 pair
12 AND 15 INCH TOPS
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NENANA FAIRBANKS
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Mrs. D. C. Hardy left for Seward
on Tuesday to pay a visit to her
eldest son. She was accompanied by
her two younger so ms and will re
turn to Xenana in time for the boys
to enter school here.
Jim Dzukoff is a recent arrival in
town. He is registered at the Coon
ey hotel.
Fine 5tock Staple as£ Fancy Gro
ceries. Fowler A Morria.
CLEAN ROOMS AND BUNKS at
the Jone» Bunk Home. Market St.
F. Reenttrom.
Mrs. Fred J. Date was an outgo
ing passenger on the Tuesday train,
enroute to the States. She is going
to her old home in Butte. Mont., to
see her mother, who recent];,’ suffer
ed a stroke of paralysis. She expects
to remain in the States about tihree
months.
Jack Adkins and Bill Lyons, two
local barbers, left for the coast on
the last train.
Kodak developing and finishing by
E. B. Murphy. Leave orders at
Thompson’s Drug Store or Signal
Corps station. Right and reasonable.
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CORDOVA CHAMPIONS COMING
TO PLAY FOR ALASKA TITLE'
The victorious Cordova baseball
boys, who have cleaned up all the
teams along the coast, will arrive
in N'enana tomorrow morning for
a series of games with the Xenana
champions for the baseball title of
the Territory. At least four and pos
sibly five games will be played here,
the opening meeting being scheduled
for tomorrow evening at six o’clock
The second game will be played
on Saturday evening, the third game
on Sunday afternoon, the fourth
game Monday evening, and the fifth
game, should that number of games
be played, will take place Tuesday
afternoon in order that the visitors
may leave on the return trip to the
coast on the Tuesday evening train.
Final arrangements for the series
were made at a meeting of players
and fans last night, and Manager
Mike Cooney is busy today putting
the ball park in condition for the
opening match.
The Cordova team captured the
series at Anchorage, winning thice
straight gan.es from the railroaders.
The Anchorage boys did not get a
run in the opening game, the score
was 5 to 1 the second game and
4 to 3 in the final game yesterday.
In order to insure the appearance
of the visitors on the local diamond
it was necessary for Xenana to
guarantee the sum of $1,000.
The baseball club will give a
dance at Union Hall on Saturday
night for the purpose of raising
funds, and it is the intention to
make the dance a big social affair,
with the best of music and every
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Will tail from Seattle for An
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AUGUST 1
Carrying general shipment* and
explo»ive*. Wire in your order*
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Anchorage Alaska
thing else necessary to insure the
success of the undertaking. The
ladies of the town will provide and
serve refreshments during the hop.
Inasmuch as the Cordova boys
do not plan to go to Fairbanks on
the present trip, it is possible that
the fans of the upper town will ar
range an excursion to Nenana for
Sunday in order that they may wit
ness at least one of the champion
ship games. The opportunity will be
one seldom obtained in this section
of Alaska, and it is expected that
fans will swarm to Ner.ana from all
directions.
The lineup of the Nenana team
for the opening game has not been
definitely selected, but the boys are
on their toes and eager for the
meeting.
On those evenings on which games
will be played, the shows at the
Coliseum will start at 8:30 instead
of 8:00.
AUTO TRUCK TO SPRINGS
Arrivals from the popular Circle
Hot Springs report that Manager
Otto Meier has established an auto
service between the springs and
Circle, for the accommodation of
patrons of the resort. The auto goes
to Circle to meet every boat and
serves as a carrier for supplies.
There are about twenty guests
at the springs at the present time
and the patronage is reported to
have been good all season, with the
promise of heavy travel in that di
rection during the fall.
Calvin C. Hays, D. D.. moderator
of the Presbyterian general assem
bly. passed through Nenana this
week enroute to the coast, after a
stay of several days in Fairbanks.
He has the distinction of being one
of the most prominent pastors of
the Presbyterian church. He is lo
cated at Johnstown. PPa., where he
went to build up the church after
the great flood there a number of
years ago.
F. A. Hansen and Bridge Engineer
Chapin have returned from Fair
banks.
The Alaska Beverage Company, of
Fairbanks, manufactures all kinds of
Fruit Punches, Sodas, Ginger Ale,
Syrups, Near Beer and Distilled
Mater. M. W. Diedrick, Manager.
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DRESS PANTS $ 5.00
ALL WOOL SERGE 7.50
KHAKI COATS—SWEET ORR MAKE 2 50
GOOD KHAKI PANTS 2.25
LARGE SUIT CASES 6.75
LARGE BLANKETS, per p«ir 2.75 \
WORK SHIRTS .75
EXTRA LARGE TURKISH TOWELS .50
LISLE STOCKINGS .75
BURSON SILK HOSE I.75
CRETONNES. Yard Wide, per yard .25
LADIES' HIKING OUTFITS 1050
ITALIAN SILK VESTS 2.75
NIGHTGOWNS—SILK TOPS . 1.75
REAL DOWN QUILTS, Extra Heery, Sire 6>ti8 feet $37.50
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'N;ck Naurato, young Italian who
near.;- lost his life several weeks
ago as the result of being run over
by a train in the Canyon district,
while he was enroute to the Inter
ior to go to work for the railroad
left for the Outside on Tuesday tc
complete his recovery and to secure
artificial limbs to replace the parts
of an arm and leg cut off by the
car wheels.
Jimmy McGill and the members
of his piledriver crew returned tc
town on Sunday from the scene ol
the recent wreck south of Broac
Pass, where they repaired the brok
en trestle in record time. They pu
in long shifts in the most unfavor
able weather conditions imaginable
One of the men fell off the tresth
while the work was in propress anti
was sent to the Anchorape hospital
for repairs.
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PRICE $1.50 EACH
We want every Buyer
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AND WE ADMIT THAT SATISFACTORY PURCHASES WILL
DO MORE THAN OCEANS OF TALK
WE RECOMMEND THE "MOORE” SHIRT at $1.50
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