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or more any time.
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Fairbanks
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MRS. J. F. LYTLE, Proprietress
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Advices received from Fairbanks
this morning: state that Roy Lund
' left the upper town with the Xenana
. mail at noon today and, if all goes
well, expects to arrive at the quar
antine station, about three miles out
from Xenana on the Xer.ana-Fair
banks line, about two o'clock to
morrow afternoon.
j The arrival of the mail at the
i
quarantine camp will be immediately
! phoned in to town and Dutch Blank
field will go out and get it.
The Best Buy
Of The Year
You Can’t Lose
Lot No. I - $531.52
Lot No. 2 = $204.52
These Lots are centrally located, being
only a few steps from the Postoffice and
office of U. S. Commissioner and across
the street from the Telegraph office and
Federal Reserve.
The Lots origionally sold for $1200.00
and $500.00 respectively. For further in
formation see Dr. J. R. Bowen, the dentist
Bowen Building, Nenana.
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Yukon Stoves and Drums
Air Tight Heaters
Any Thing in the Sheet Metal, Plumb
ing or Heating Line
Tanana Sheet Metal Works
That the Christian Science move
ment in Xenana is growing in
strength is made apparent at every
meeting, and it is felt by the mem
bers that the time is not far dis
, tant when it will be necessary to
rent or build a church to accommo
| date all those who attend.
Immediately after the service yes
! terday afternoon, the entire con
gregation of about 32 people held
a meeting, during which the growth
and needs of the local Christian
Scientists were discussed.
Sir. W. A. Ryan, who is at present
acting as first reader, gave a brief
i sketch of the movement in Xenana.
The first meeting of the Christian
Scientists was held at the home of
Mrs. E. I. Foster, and partook of
: the nature of an informal gathering
I for the purpose of discussing the
I holding of regular services. There
! were nine Scientists present at this
meeting. Regular services were then
held at Mr. Ryan’s residence at
| Second and B streets, until the
steadily growing attendance made
; a change of venue imperative,
j Through the kindness of Mr. R. E.
Burns, the use of the building which
formerly served as the commis
j sioner’s court and which is located
: on the federal reserve next to the
marshal’s office, was obtained, and
for the past month and a half regu
lar services have been held there
every Sunday afternoon.
There has been a steady growth
in the attendance and although sev
eral of the regular attendants did
not come yesterday, yet the number
! of Scientists present almost com
pletely filled the building and made
1 it very apparent that more com
modious quarters for the meetings
is absolutely necessary.
The need for a permanent organi
zation was also discussed, as well
as several other matters of import
ance to the members, and it was
decided to call a meeting for Wed
nesday night, November 20th, at
which an organization to carry on
the work here will be named. At
present Mr. W. A. Ryan acts as
first reader, Mrs. M. A. Schaeffer
as second reader, and Miss Luella
Shaffer as secretary and treasurer.
Mr. C. Sellander and Tom Mc
Donald were appointed a committee
to see about procuring an organ '
and books for the church. Mr. Mc
Donald thought that the local Scien
tists may be able to secure the
j organ and books from the Ruby
church, which was closed owing to
the fact that nearly everybody had
left that town.
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j A! NENANA CLUB
: FOCI LADIES
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The membership of the Nenana
' Club have decided to extend the
privileges enjoyed by the fair sex
as regards the use of the club rooms
and announcement is made that
hereafter the regular card parties I
will be given every Wednesday I
night instead of on Fridays as here- I
tofore; and on Friday evenings
there will be an informal gathering
of the ladies, who will have the
freedom of the club for card games,
dancing or anything they may have
a desire to do.
The card parties on Wednesday
evenings will commence at^ 8:30
o’clock and will continue as long a.
the players have a mind to play.
Fridays will be ladies’s nights, and
informal. j
Dr. R. R. MYERS
DENTIST
ARCTIC HOTEL
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As the Nenana representative of
the Alaska Committee for The
Fatherless Children of France, I de
sire to express my heartfelt grati
j tut*e to the management of the I
Coliseum for their most liberal!
donation of half the proceeds of
Monday night's entertainment to
this cause whose great worth and
merit are so apparent to ail of us.
Also to the Nenana Club, and the
many individuals who so generously
subscribed to the Memorial Fund to
, "Our Boys” in response to Mr. Pen
nington’s suggestion at the com
memorative service held in the
Coliseum last month. That each
and every one may know just how
urgent is the need of funds for our
organization at this time, 1 quote
the following from a letter received
from Mrs. John A. Davis, of Fair-1
banks, secretary of the Alaska Com-,
mittee for the Fatherless Children!
of France, under date of October;
19, 1918:
"We hesitate to thank you for
the labor that this will involve, for
w»e know that you will welcome it
as an opportunity to translate into1
practical action the feeling we all j
have these days toward the France [
that his given so willingly of her
sons—the fathers of these chftdren
—in the great common cause of civi- j
lization.
“Two hundred and fifty thousand
fatherless children of France must'
be provided for by our organization
during the next twelve months. The !
ten million dollars required to do
this can be secured only by extend
ing our efforts materialy, and it is:
the urgent desire of the National j
Committee that as many new sub- j
scribers as possible be secured at j
once, to meet this need.”
MRS. FREDERICK D. BROWNE
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Axel Running desires to ex
tend her heartfelt thanks to all those '
who have so kindly contributed to- j
ward the handsome sum of money!
which was recently presented to her
by the good people of Nenana.
Much as she would like to, she
feels that it will not be possible ,
to personally thank each of the
donors, and she therefore takes this
means, on behalf of herself and 1
little daughter, to make grateful! (
acknowledgement of the generous ;
ffift. ! J
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