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A WOMAN has to breathe the fra
grance of Jonteel, the New Odor
of twenty-six flowers, only once to
know it is a perfume that is rare and
expensive.
You expect its price to be for
biddingly high. But you are astonished
and delighted to find that Talc Jon
teel sells at a price no higher than
that of ordinary powders. Try it today.
Talc Jontt^
Fact Poadtr
Jonteel
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Combination
Cream Jonteel
A. D, Thompson Drug Store
Nenana, Alaska
Trappers Traders
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC.
Dealer in Raw Fvrrs
SEATTLE
Alaska Building
NEW YORK
127 W. 27th Street
STORAGE
WARM and COLD
Wm. C. Heinz
Andy D. Swingen
Successors to
Casey’s Warehouse
SK OF HOUSE
Furnished Rooms
A HOMELIKE PLACE TO STOP
Barn for Horses
MRS. BEN HOERLER
Market and Second
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CANTISHNA OLDTIMERS HERE
TO ENJOY HOLIDAY OUTING
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Quigley, well
cnown oldtimers and the first set
ters in the Kantishna region, ar
rived in town last night from their
ramp near Eureka City, and left
for Fairbanks on the train this
afternoon.
The Quigleys left their camp on
the morning of the 14th and traveled
leisurely by dog team, came in by
way of Moose Creek and down the
Toklat to the Knight roadhouse;
thence t-o the roadhouse near Kobi
station, making Nenana rather late
ast night.
At the Knight roadhouse they
learned that Mr. and Mrs. Dawson
Cooper, who left Nenana recently-,
bound for Glacier City, had left the
roadhouse on the evening of the
14nh., bound for Glacier by way of
the old Diamond trail.
Mr. Quigley reports that while on
the trail between Eureka and Ne
nana, w'arm weather was experienced
and that some rain fell during por
tions of the three days of travel,
making hard going on the soft, wet
trail. Toward the end of the trip,
however, the trail improved and,
he thinks, travelers will have no
further difficulty on this account.
It was reported that George Dun
can, who left Nenana a few days
ago with the mail for the Kantishna
country, was experiencing some dif
ficulty in getting over the trail on
account of the thaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Quigley expect: to
return to Nenana in a few days
and will probably continue their
journey on to Anchorage and Sew
ard for the sake of the trip.
Ha* it ever occurred to you to
have your name entered as a regu
lar subscriber? Every little helps.
FOR SALE— Overcoat. Brown
Scotch tweed, plush lined with
genuine beaver collar. Small size.
$20.00 at D’Orsay’s.
BOATS DUE AT SEWARD
Victoria .Dec. 26
Northwestern ..Jan. 6
FATHER OF KANTISHNA MAN
PASSES AT ADVANCED AGE
Kenneth E. Casparis. engineer
for the Mt. McKinley Gold Placers.
Inc., who. with Mrs. Casparis. re
turned to town yesterday from a
business trip to Fairbanks, has re
ceived the sad intelligence of the
death of his father, S. Casparis, at
Columbus. Ohio. A wire reached
the son at Fairbanks, advising him
of the serious illness of his father,
and the following day, a wire an
nounced his passing.
The elder Mr. Casparis was a
pioneer in the stone business in the
East, and operated one of the larg
est quarries in the United States.
He also was one of the three chief
stockholders in the Kantishna min
j ing enterprise, of which his son is
i engineer. He had been ailing for
| some time past, but according to
j advices received recently by mail,
! was reported to be improving, and
• the news of his demise came as a
great shock to his son. The deceased
lived at Arlington Heights, a suburb
of Columbus, where he passed away
| at the ripe old age of 74, his birth
! day coming on Christmas day.
SPLENDID LINE OF STATIONERY
suitable for Christmas g i rt s end
all occasions. Best assortment in
the country. A. D. Thompson's
Drug Store.
LADIES NET TIDY AMOUNT |
MOVING THEATER BENEFIT
The benefit given at the Coliseum
several days ago. under the auspices
of the Nenana Ladies Aid Society,
for the benefit of that organization,
proved both enjoyable and profit
able, the society having been en- j
riched by the sum of $53.75 as a
result of the undertaking.
The total recipts amounted to
$112.75 and the only expense in
connection with the entertainment
was $53, paid for theater and film
expense and $6 for printing.
The ladies have asked The News
to extend their thanks to the public
generally and to those particularly
who assisting in making the affair
a success.
Mabel Teeland was awarded first
prize for selling the most tickets;
and Donald Fowler won the boys’
price for selling.
The first door prize wa9 won by
Mrs. Clara Allred. The second prize !
was captured by a native girl and
a native boy won third prize.
NO CHANCE FOR BEER
WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 22—,
Republican Leader Mondel has is
sued a statement in which he de
clares that legislation to finance
the bopus bill from taxes derived'
from the legalized sale of beer and
light wines, is “out of the question i
early or late, by this Congress”.
(Tune “Yankee Doodle")
Oh Arabella is in town,—
Arrived in her own carriage—
She seeks some girl to mother her,
But scorns the thought of marriage
For she has money and fine clothes,—
Don’t give a ding who knows it,—
She’s up for sale in a raffle gale,
D’Orsay’s window shows it.
E message to Christmas Buyers
GIFTS THAT LAST
And Price* Revised to Pre»ent-Day Condition* are Reaion* Why
You Should Look Over Our Line of
*5* Holiday Goods ^
Jewelry
Special Sale of Exqui«ite All Platinum and Platinum Faced
DIAMOND SET BROOCHES
Here are a few Suggestions
For Men
WATCHES
CIGARETTE CASES
CIGARETTE HOLDERS
SCARF PINS
CUFF LINKS
SIGNET RINGS
WALDERMAR CHAINS
GOLD MOUNTED PIPES
TIE CLASPS
EVERSHARP PENCILS
For Women
WRIST WATCHES
PEARL NECKLACES
MESH BAGS
LA VALLIERES
BRACELETS
MANICURE SETS
BARPIN and BROOCHES
CAMEO RINGS—BROOCHES
White Ivory Toilet Article*
FOUNTAIN PENS
MAY WE SHOW YOU OUR HOLIDAY DISPLAY?
Wm. Taylor, Jeweler
(Note: A small charge will he made for engraving).
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Big Moose Ma»qerade—New Year’* Eve atUnion Hall.
Ask the Moose
what the
J. J. Davis Class
means
GIFTS SUCH AS THESE REFLECT THE GOOD TASTE AND THOUGHTFUL CONSID
ATION OF THE GIVER. NO MAN CAN FAIL TO APPRECIATE A GIFT
SELECTED FROM THE SUGGESTIONS OFFERED BELOW
TUXEDO SILK SHIRTS
Nothing more acceptable than one of
Tbotc Beautiful Silk Shirt*
Price* $6.00 to $11.00
ALL-LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS
A box of good looking handkerchiefs
with neatly embroidried initials
or plain, it a welcome gift
to any man
Prices 50c to $1.50
SILK
MUFFLERS
ia nothing he will appreciate
re than a Knitted or Fine
SILK MUFFLER
Price* $4.50 to $7.50
CHARMING CRAVATS
What i* more suitable a* a gift for Him
than a Nice Tie, either in Knitted
or Fine Silk
Price* $100 to $3.50
LEATHER COLLAR BAGS
A Gift of Lasting Quality
that will be a source of great
satisfaction to the recipient
Prices $3-50 to $7.50
MEN’S HOSIERY
A good gift tuggestion is a
BOX OF SIX
Either in Silk, Wool or Lisle
Price* 75c to $2.50
MIGHT WE ALSO SUGGEST
A NEW’
SUIT OR OVERCOAT
VELOUR HATS
(In Brown and Black)
FL0RSHEIM SHOES
GLOVES
Imported Cape* and Mocha*
DRESS ANR DRIVING
(in tan and gray)
Price $3.50 to $6.50
LOUNGING ROBES
nd Bathrobe*
Smoking Jackets a:
Large Stock to ChoQ*e from
Prices $13.50 to 325.00
FELT LINED
-Sj KID COVERED
COMFY SUPPERS
GIFTS FOR LADIES (ln Brown *nd Blue)
FANCY W Q0L VESTS
SWEATERS
FANCY W HITE VESTS
USEFUL GIFTS MEAN MORE AND BRING MORE GOOD CHEER
GIFTS FOR LADIES
COMFY SLIPPERS
Old Rose, Alice Blue, Lavender
and Oxford
WOOL HOSE
Three pair* in a box
Brown, Green and Heather
Drop Stitch
Fairbanks Clothing Co
FAIRBANKS