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THE NEW RAILROAD
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
POOL AND PAN
SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME
BARBER SHOP AND BATHS
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ROOMS IN CONNECTION. BILLY THOMAS |
Healy River Roadhouse
A. A. Lyden, Proprietor
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
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BROOKER'S CAFE IN CONNECTION
Mrs. Ed. Brooker
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H. W. MeLaughien was haled be
fore Commissioner Hill :h.- mom
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mg or a charge of violating the
(irv law and was remanded for
trial on Friday afternoon, pending
which he is under bonds in the sum 1
of 11.000. He will be defended by
Tom Marquam. The authorities re
cently apprehended a still on Vault
Creek, together with about 40 gal
lons of mule and a lot of mash,'
supposed to be the property of the
accused. The authcrlt.es are now'',
looking for A Robertson, v.v ;• p
alleged to have been associated with
the accused
Billy McGlorse has arrived in
town from his camp on Ester Creer.
Louis Doumair. is again ir. the
toils of the law—-the dry law. The
federal officers raided his cabin, on
Sixth avenue, ye • ter day, and found
a large quantity of beer, just about
ripe for the Christmas trade. Con
siderable mash also was found, al
ready for transformation into poi-,
son gas.
Allan Crane, who has. been em
ployed as watchman at the Garden
Island warehouse of the Alaska
Road Commission, left frr Fort Gib
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P
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con this morning un a vis:: t
Ime friends.
People entering the marshal's of
iee this morning were alnio-t
ticked out : the place by the white
nu,e ::i btore there, evidence,
rhe evidence consists : 150 bottles
>f beer. 40 gallon.- of T N. T .
tumerous cans and barrels oi mash,
ind a variety of st...s. kettles and
other contrivances used by the
•esoureeful home brewer
George Htllar. postmaster and:
oadhoase mar a: Saicfca. who *#
, very light on the Richardson 1
lightedy that uus.ness is ; i -* ■-’ .
n consequence He well spiT.-.i me1
rhn.-tmas holiday in town w:tu'
The Ursa Major Society, of the
Fairbanks High School, will g:ve its
annual dance in the Masonic bund
ing on the evening of December
-s Owing to the limited- accommo
dations of the hall, only a limited
number of invitation's have been :>■
HUNDRED THOUSAND STOLEN
YORK; Pa.. Dec. 22—Rob ers
rif.ed the safe deposit boxes of the
Mount Wolfe Bank last night and
escaped with SI00,000 in securities.
Mrs. Frank Doner is reported to
be much improved today.
On Display for One Week Only
UP TO THE MINUTE
DRESSES
Superb Quality—Widest Range of Styles
and Choicest Materials in
Latest Combinations
Exquisite Colorings—All Sizes
MODERATELY PRICED
Compared with Outside Quotations today
NEW SHOES
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Sizes 4 to 7—“Walk Oyer** Trademark
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CORSETS
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Also Just Received
“Smart Set" and other Good Makes
D’Orsay’s Shop
Nenana Market
WILD ROSE LARD
DARIGOLI) BUTTER
YUKON KING SALMON
HAM—BACON SAUSAGE
FOW L—TURKEYS—GEESE
BEEF—PORK—MUTTON—VE 4L
FIN AN HADDIE—FRESH OYSTERS
Waechter Bros. Co.
B. W. Miller
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DAUGHERTY TO ASCERTAIN
WHY PRICES ARE SO HIGH
WASHINGTON. D C.. Dec. 22—
Attorney General Daugherty ha? is
sued orders for the investigation of
letaii fuel, food and clothing price?
throughout the country.
In announcing hi- plans, the her. i
of the department . : ju-tic de
clared that prices ar- t. h'jh ,rt
many localities and that retalers’
prices are "uncon-c: 'nab'e”. Every
eff rt to be ma le to bring prices
[to the r pror-er level.
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HARVEY TO ATTEND MEETING
PARIS . Dec. d2—Ambassador
Harvey has been r.vited to atte:
' "e meet.c.g of the supreme coux
of the League f Naticn-. to - h. ;
rt Carne.s next m nth.
The b.-.rk- paid • h .
boen cio ei r.ich ftp. -r * ■ -..•?.
ual th.s year. the ’a t'
that numbc-r •' ; ■
confined to their homes bv ’ ■ e*?
i h< re s a n .
ing at prose: •. ;n t nsequer. ... .f
wh ch : was ieemed . sable to
declare .-. h".. unt:i after the
'dew Year, by which '.me it is ex-'
. ecte ■: • •. • • • •> U han >et
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PERSONAL
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Mrs Frark Doner, wh > arrived
in to,v . on Si ,.tj fr->m Hcaly,
•a he: v hr ; i ■ . r 1 • ;r.e e-re
f Mr- F «"ror.i:» f >r several
■:-> >. was ,us ! to r vrbi.nK- b>
petial • rain > afterno ■
Sh( s beir.tr attended by Di • ...
’> ertr-.o .he upp>-.:' town.
Rosara-.-t or T rr. Biakey is back
his fk e. . -'ur a tri;> t - Fair
' ,.-tks • . :T.. al bu.
Tim Du mi: -ham left for the
' : ter lay. H ■ xp« ts to re
Irt jrse
•Joe H.rv r.s. former r-vu i waiter
a', tne Heart mess. making a trip
io Anchorage and Se-.va; ‘ He will
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Qet l]our Order In
Fabric
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For A Fall
SUIT and
OUERCOAT
New Patterns
New Prices
Tailored to Ijour
measure and
Quaranteed by
.ICS HreOTTEETK*
SCOS LEADING WHOLESALE TAILORS
59 y*e^rT jt
a>- Francisco.
The :.es Fall Sdrr.p’.es «-d Shj!e Bock
4re ope- 1 o 104 lob —
ca?n selects ■_
$25 io $60
T*e Mater*a s 4-e
ALL IDOOL
Herr--; Bone*
Petr l Stripe* etc.
ALFRED J. GHEZZI
NENANA, ALASKA
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THE ARCTIC
Smokers' Supplies
Pool Tables Fresh Candies Stationery
Comfortable Rooms in Connection
TOM COLLING Opposite Postoffice
Grand masquerade ball at Union
Kali, New Year’s Eve. The Moose
are behind it.
DEVELOPING an * Fr'rvr,,- at
Robertson -tudio. r. W A-.Lt:;
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Our Stock Is Fresh, We Receive New Shipments on Every
Train, By Being Able to Take Advantage of Present
1 Freight Rates We Can Give You Better Prices, See Our
1 Goods And Get Our Prices Before Dealing Elsewhere
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GROCERIES
Fruit Salad Oarge) $ .75
Mince Meat .25
Hip-O-Lite . .50
Cranberries, lb. .50
Mrs. Porter's Plum Pud's .75
Crushed Pineapple .50
Skookum Jams* 25e and .50
Peanut Butter .25
Puyallup Jelly, Tea Garden
Presenes. S. & \V. Fruits.
CANDIES
Mixed. per lb. .S -50
Jelly Beans, lb. .50
Peppermints, lb. .50
Stick Candy, lb. . .50
Chewing Gum, per box .. 1.25
Fresh Chocolates, box 50c up
CIGARS
Juan de Fuca Yukon, 25 in box
Cuesta Rev, . 25 in box
Optimos, Chancellors. Loveras
and other good brands.
SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Auto Pencils, $2.00 to S'1.00
Fountain Pens—Cigarette Holders
Pipes—Tobacco Pouches
Cuff Links—Brooches—Tie Pins
Razors—Safety Razor Outfits—Mirrors
Scarfs—Neckties—Silk Handkerchiefs
Cut Glass—Toilet Sets—Purses
B ill Books—Pocket Knives
Silk Shirts—Silk Mufflers—Silk Neckties
Linen Handkerchiefs in Boxes
Hunters' Knives—Rifles—Baseballs
Beaded Mocassins—Overcoats
Boys’ Mackinaws—Boys’ Sweaters
Boys’ Hats. Caps and Shoes
The December Victor Records Are Here
LADIES’ WOOL HIKING SUITS
$25.00.
Wool Stockings and Spiral Leggings
FRESH PIG’N WHISTLE CANDY
Drop in and See Our Assortment
FRESH FRUIT
Oranges, (large) doz. SI.25
Lemons .75
Apples 1.00
Pears 1.00
Japanese Oranges .75
Grapefruit. 5 for 1.00
Grapes, per lb. .75
Candy Figs, per lb. .75
White Pressed Figs, box .50
NUTS
Brazil, per lb. $ .50
Almonds .50
Salted Peanuts .50
English Walnuts, 3 lbs. 1.25
BEVERAGES
Loganberry Juice .25
Ginger Ale White Rock) .25
Lemon Juice .50
Budweiser Beer. 3 for 1.00
Bass Island and Welch’s Pure
Grape Juice.
Try Edmonds D° Y°ur Christmas Business with
P Foot-Fitter
Shoe
Will there be a
Victrola in Your
Home this ’Xmas