Men’s Hart-Schaffner & Marx
in fancy novelties, Gray and Brown
in hard finished worsteds, hand
made buttonholes. In 4*1 C
Brown and Blue mixtures $ 1D
Men’s Shoes and Oxfords, in rus=
sets and blacks. Included in this
lot are Hanan Shoes.
Sale Price, a pair = $5.00
Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, in lace
and button. Grain and Chamois
skin leather.
Sale price, a pair = $3.50
Lisle Sox in Navy, Tan and Gray
Regular 25c. Sale price 2 for .25
Fancy silk-lisle Sox, some eni
broideried. Regular 50c pair
Sale price 3 pair - $1.00
President and Police Suspenders
Sale price = = ‘ .50
Four=in-hand Neckties in
all Silk - = .50
Extra fine Silk Neckwear. Outside
price $1.50. Sale price $1.00
Bobinette Headnets - .75
Balbrigan Underwear - .50
mixtures. Also Blue Serges.
Ladies! Ladies! your choice of any
Ladies’ Hat
in our store for values up to $10.00
$fi.OO
All the latest shades and colors in
SilR Petticoats
$6.50 values reduced to
$4.50
Our entire stock of
Ladies’ Dresses
including Imported French Serges.
Values $15.00 to $25.00. Reduced to
$io°°
Ladies’ SRirts
Values $9.50 to $14.50. Reduced to
$7.50
Our entire stock of Ladies’ Imported
Serge Suits
tailored in the latest styles. Valued
up to $35.00. Reduced to
$22 50
FLAGS! FLAGS! FLAGS!
SiMSOINTS
THE HOME OF HART-SCHAFFNER MARX CLOTHES
We Pay Highest Prices for Raw Furs
CIII'RCII SKi:VI(’ES.
IIcv. V. L. Forbes, I). I).,
whose arrival in Xenana sever
la days a,no Inis been announc
ed has completed arrangements
for holding services regularly,
and announces that the arrang
menl will become effective to
morrow morning. There will
he Sunday school at ten oclock
preaching service* at 11 and
an evening service at S p. m.
Tin* services are to be held in
ihe Martin-McMillan building.
on A street, near the Footiey j
hotel.
I’efore cumin" to Alaska Dr.
Forbes was assistant to Rev.
Matthews, the prominent Seat-1
tie divine, ami he is particular
ly well fitted 1o pioneer thej
work of his church in Alaska.
Fairbanks: I)r. \Y. <1. <’as-j
sels has closed his office and
will leave for the Outside. It
is rumored that he intends to
seek a eoimnisshm as captain
of the medical corps.
NEW TAVEKX <'.\FK
IS ATTKAtTIYE l’EAt'E
Tin* new Tavern cafe open
ed its doors to the public Tuesday
morning and the management
has been kept busy receiving
many patrons. The place is
indeed a pretty restaurant, a
credit to any ;o\vn,in Alaska
or outside the territory, and
is sure to create a favorable
impression on the minds of
all who visit the cafe.
Advertise in the Nenana News.
[.\lilM»KLL MAKKS Toll!
I OF INTKIMOlt IUSTKKT
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I
< I!. AnimlHl, cliit'f of tin*
Aliiskn Field division of the
rnitcd States General Kami
oflice, s|>!*nt yesterday in Xe
nana obtaining tirst-lmnd in
wliicli conic within his jnris
diction. Mr. Arundell was in
Nt nana ai the time of the lot
sale last fall and lie expresses
jhimself as heinn very favorah
| ly impressed by the growth of
jllie town since that time.
Sirn-e taking olliee .Mr. Ar
itndell lias made it part of his
work to visit the different see
11 ions of the Territory, and lie
j finds that his knowledge of
I com 1 ii ions is very materialh
| helped in that way. From Xe
Inana lie will return to Fair
i hanks and later move down to
It he Nome country, where he
will visit extensively before
retnrninjr to his lieadi|unrters
at Juneau.
Among tlie arrivals in town during the
* week from Fairbanks was W. W. Pen
j dergraft, proprietor of the Imperial Cigar
i store and one of the mo4 widelv known
businessmen in Interior Alaska, where he
i lias resided since the earlv stampede
days. While not actually engaged in
business in Xenana Mr. Pendergraft has
probable supplied more goods to Xenana
businessmen during the past year than
any other Fairbanks coucern with the
exception of the Northern Commercial
company. And the fact that his stock
i will be more complete than ever this
| season doubtless will encourage a contin
; uance of the patronage he has received
in the past.
The stock of the Imperial Cigar store
comprises chieflv tobacco products, Mr.
Pendergraft having devoted particular
attention to that end of the business dur
ing the many years he has been in Fair
banks, and Ills stocks are purchased on
such a large scale that the Imperial is in
a position to quote attractive prices to
| smaller dealers.
Resides all of the best brands of cigars
| a full line of tobaccos, cigarettes, and
I smokers’ supplies, the slock of the Im
perial includes the best makes of candies
in boxes and bulk, fruit, stationery and
novelties. In fact everything can be
found at the Imperial that one would ex
pect to find in any first-class cigar store
in the States. The volume of the stock
usually carried is such that several ware
houses are required at the commence
ment of winter.
Weekly Force Report h
Shows Gain On Rolls
The number of employees
of the Alaskan Kniiinoonnu
commission, as shown hv the
Wt*ekly force report for the
week endin'; Saturday, .June
-3, shows that theft* lias been
a material increase in the
force since the Iasi report was
published, the iot;il now heiim
oi’ti regular employees.ik’.l sta
tioumen ami To slatimiiiieii's
employees, a uraml total of
SoL’. distributed as follows: \e •*
nana district. tTfi regular em
plovees, Jjr, siationmcn ami .*s
statioutnen's employees; Fair
banks district, 1 regular em
iployees, ft stationmen. 17 sia
Jtionmeii’s employees; Taiiana
Valey railroad. Hi employees.
There wen* no employees in
the < loldstream district. Com
mission stock in list* thruoiii
the division amounted to
_ A
A1 Johnson, tlit* well know n
Fairbanks photographer who
I has been in Nemina several
days taking pictures for the
Alaskan Fnjiineerine couimis
sion. returned to the upper
town tliis niornim*. While here
V
.Mr. Johnson made a trip out
I the railroad, taking pictures
| of all t In* important w ork now
iti progress. lie secured many
excellent views.
I _
I’ttd Saiim has returned to
Xenana after an absence ttf
several .mouths in the Kantisli
lua country, where lie .is inter
jesteil in some placer ground
| w ith J. t'. Vanorsdel anil oth
i t*rs. Iitid broitiiht in several ^
'ounces of dust ami a number
of nufo>ers, and reports that
the outlook is very encourag
ing. When In* returns to (lla
t ier he will be accompanied by
Vanorsdel, w ho has resigned
i his position with tin* (’omniis
I sion and will try his luck at
I minin- They expect to leave
next week.
Fairbanks: .Marshal L. T.
la w in completes four years of
service as marshal today.
t
Arriving by First Boat, via Whitehorse
A FULL LINK OF
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
and Appliances, All Wiring Materials, In
direct Reflectors, Vacuum Cleaners, Sewing
Machines, Hot Plates, Water Pumps,
Fans, Mazda Lamps, Etc.
TAN AN A SHEET METAL WORKS
4
mm
LIVE CHICKENS
a large shipment of Plymoth Rock, Rhode Island Reds, White Leghorns, Black Minorka Hens, Spring Chickens,
Ducks, and Geese consigned to Fairbanks will arrive on Str. Canadian. Prices reasonable. Anyone wishing
chickens left off here please leave order at Cooney’s Store. R. L. V1NING.