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Our COMPLETE STOCK of
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
In Sizes to Fit All, including the very lat
est in Pinch Backs, at Exactly
OUTSIDE PRICES
SOFT COLLARS. Special 2 for 25c
Just Received--Phoenix Lisle Hose
in alt Colors and Shades
Our Own Make, Pre-shrunk Suit
cloth Shirts in a variety of patterns and sizes
to fit all. Prices from $6.50 to $0.50
Hats in 40 Different Styles, Includ
ing the Latest Stetson Novelties
Lp-to=date Styles in Shirts, Includ
ing the TANGO PLEA T the latest Outside Fad
Exclusive Agents for HANAN
J. P. SMITH and Dr. REED'S
Cushion Sole Shoes, in sizes
and styles to fit all.
SIMSOIN’S
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
highest Prices Paid For Raui Pars
RAPPOLI’S
BAKERY
Bread
Pastry
LUNCHES
Everything New and Clean
LET
LEANDER
THE TAILOR
Take Your Measure
For a New Suit
RADISHES and ONIONS
For Sale. Also Cabbage,
Cauliflower and a variety
of Flower plants for future
planting. Garden, E and
Third. Peter D. Mortensen
Wm. H. Smith
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
SCHOOLBOYS SHIP
ON THE RELIANCE
The Ameriean-Yukon steamer Reliance
which passed thru Nenana \esterday on I
her 6rst trip to the Kovukuk shipped
four Fairbanks schoolbovs as members
of her crew before starting on her long
1 Northern vovage. The bovs are: Boyd
Hering, Edgar Sennet. Harry Porter and
Dan Keeler.
FATTY AND A1ABLE
! AT COLISEUM TONITE
The program at the Coliseum tonne
J includes a crackerjack two reel Keystone
j corned v entitled * 'Fatty and the Heiress.
featuring Roseoe Arbuckle and Mabel
i Normand. Make no mistake about it,
I this film is a positive scream from start
j to finish. Be there.
Mrs. Jack Bellerby a -d son Russell
are recent arrivals in Nenana from Fair
banks. Mrs. Bellerby having moved
down the river to spend the summer with
her husband who is directing unloading
operations for the American-Yukon Nav
igation companv. Russell Bellerbv has
l>een engaged by the Commission as a
messenger. 1
WANTED Experienced Saleslady.
Inquire at S1MSOVS DEPT. STORE.
FOR TRADE. Seven lots in East
Tacoma for Nenana property. Apply
! at Post Office.
STORE FOR RENT-Inquire at
Simson’s
ODEGARD TO BUILD
WALK ON “A” STREET
The first sidewalk contract to
be awarded by the townsite office
was awarded during the week to
N. 0. Odegard and John Bernard,
who have contracted to build 1944
lineal feet of plank walk on A
street, extending from Front to
Third streets. The walk is to be
twelve feet wide and constructed
of surfaced 2-inch planking, and
will extend along both sides of the
street. More than 50.000 feet of
lumber will be required to fill the
contract.
CRANE LIFTS CARGO
FROM LUMBER BARGE
A cargo of slightly more than
51.000 feet of lumber were un
loaded from a barge to the Com
mission dock yesterday in three
hours, the work having been done
under contract, the contractoract
ors being assisted by the Commis
sion crane. The lumber was put
on trucks on the barge and the
trucks lifted to the dock with the
[ crane and wheeled to the yard.
Personal Mention
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Melville, the young son of Mrs. M j
Cooney, arrived in Nenana y'esterdav,
having completed his studies for the
term in Fairbanks.
Geo. A. Hunter of the Piuska store is
planning a trip down from Fairbanks in
the near future.
Mrs. Jscob Saniuelson and familv are
recent arrivals in Nenana.
R. H. Chadwick, popular representa
tive of the United States Rubber corn
pan v. is a recent arrival in Nenana and
will spend several weeks in the Interior,
booking orders for his firm.
The Heacock launch landed a quantity
of freight lor local people during the
week. The boat is enroute to the Log
Jam with a big cargo of Fairbanks freight
for Tolovana merchants and operators.
The steamer Martha Clow reached town
last evening from the Tolovana river.
The launch Peerless had a breakdown
while enroute up the river yesterdav and
was compelled to return to Nenana for
repairs.
Bert Hoiifield, electrical engineer of
the Alaskan Engineering commission,
will undergo an operation for appendicitis
during the coming weeg.
Commissioner Thos. Riggs, Tr., under
went a minor operation at the Commis
sion hospital this morning.
Miss Anna Winecoff is a recent arnvaj
in Nenana, having come from her home
in F'ort Yukon to accept a position with
the Alaskan Engineering commission.
The steamer Tulia B. of the W estem
transportation company line, made a i
brief stop at Nenana Thnrsdav, enroute
to St. Michael. This is the first boat of
tne season to make tbe down-river voy
age.
The steamers Schwatka and Reliance, !
of the American Yukon Navigation com- j
pany, were moored at the local dock for !
a short time yesterday. The Reliance is 1
enroute up the Koyukuk and the Schw at
ka is headed for the upper Yukon.
i
Liprnap Simson. manager of the Sun
son Fairbanks store, was a visitor from ’
the up-river town during the week.
A quarter of fresh beef purchased by a ,
local^restaurant man yesterday is report
ed to have cost 37 1-2 cents per pound. j
Nicely Furnished Rooms to Rent
suitable for office or living rooms
in the New York Block. Inquire
at Simson’s.
Arriving by First Boat, via Whitehorse
A FI/LL LINE OF
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
and Appliances, viz.: All Wiring Materials, In
direct Reflectors, Vacuum Cleaners, Sewing
Machines, Hot Plates, Water Pumps,
Fans, Mazda Lamps, Ltc.
TANANA SHEET METAL WORKS
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FAIRBANKS GRADS
WILL LABOR HERE
Earl Foster an 1 Rodnev Johnson, two
o: the four members ot the graduating
class of the Fairbanks high school who
received their diplomas last Tuesdav. ar
rived in Nenana yesterday on the steamer
Reliance and will spend the summer in
the employ of the Alaskan Engineering
commission.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
IS CELEBRATED
On Monday evening the home of Mr.
and Mrs. \V. J. Hubbach was the scene
of a very pleasant partv, the occasion
being in the nature ot an informal sur
prise in honor of their lirst wedding an
niversarv. About ten couples were pres
ent and the evening was spent at auction
bridge until midnite. when a substantial
supper was served. This being the year
bearing a “cotton” legend many dainty!
and useful gifts were contributed by the
guests. Alter much merriment and the
exchanging of congratulations the party
dispersed just at the breaking of an Alas
ka dav in the good old summer time.
Ch.as. H. hake, well 1 nown Fairbanks
carpenter who can e to Nenana recently
to superintend the erection of the new
buildings which will be constructed here
b\ the Northern Commercial companv.
is reported to have receive ! a tempting
offer from a San Er&ncifco shipbuilding
concern and to have accepted it. He re
turned to the upper town sevcial 4u>s
ago.
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DRS. MYERS 3, BOWEN
DENTISTS
NEW YORK BLOCK
Nenana - - - Alaska j
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SOCIAL DANCE
The Coliseum management announces
another of their popular Social Dances
tonite after the show, and promise- a
most enjoyable time to all who attend.
Admission 51.00. spectators two bits.
NOTICE~
brother Knights of P> thias of Nenana
and vicinitv are requested to communi
cate. in person or bv letter, with II. It.
Joseph, Nenana. Matters for their con
sideration.
FOR LEASF*- Extra Good Business
Property. SI.MSOVS
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PROPERTY
Rents, Collections Con
vey anting, Notary Work
Shipping Agents
SMITH & Co.
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ROLLER and PULL-UP AWNINGS
Canvas, all widths and weights
U. S. Army Khaki, 10 oz
U. S. Army Khaki Drill
Salmon Net and Twine, at present Outside
Wholesale Prices
GUNS AT COST
16 and 20 Guage Shotgun and .22 Rifle Ammu
nition at Less than Wholesale Cost
Tarred Felt at $4.50 per roll
Spark Plugs, High Tension Cable, Klaxon Horns
Fishing Rods, Flies, Lines, etc.
Tents, all sizes and styles made to order
Tarpaulins, Cots, etc.
Bicycles and Repairs
Smith Motor Wheels
Harness, Saddlery and Repairing
FAIRBANKS FLUME HOSE FACTORY
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Harness, Saddlery and Canvas Goods
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