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GOOD GOODS and GOOD VALDES
shipment of Shoes just
unpacked. Black, brown,
and tan in color. Nifty,
neat, and natty in style.
Leathers are Russia
Calf, Velour, and Vici.
Prices are, up from
$9.50
Actual values are 50
per cent more.
The Good Clothes Store
LIPMAN SIMSON, Prop.
BERRY FUNERAL WAS
LARGELY ATTENDED
The funeral of the late Mrs. Hen
ry Berry, which took place at Fair
banks yesterday afternoon, under
the joint auspices of the Eastern
Star, the P.ebekahs, and the Pioneer
women of Fairbanks, was the most
largely attended funeral held in the
upper town in recent years. Ma
sonic temple was crowded during:
the ceremony and hundreds of
friends and acquaintances of the de
ceased followed the body to its final
resting piace in the Fairbanks ceme
tery. The esteem in which the de
ceased iadv was held was further
attested by a number of beautiful
floral offerings.
Besides a husband, whom she mar
ried in Fairbanks, the deceased
leaves several children to mourn her
death, all of them having acconi
panied her to Alaska a number of
| years ago.
The Farthest North magazine In
America is published at Nenana. It
is The Alaskan Churchman and is al^
Alaskan. Sample copies two-bits at
The News office.
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WILL MEET AGAIN
There will be another frame of
basketball between the Taylor and
Blakey teams at Union hall tomor
row night, and a very lively contest
is anticipated. The boys declare
that they will make a harder fight
than that of last week, when the
game ended with a difference of
only two points in the scores. The
end of the season is fast approach
ing, they say, and they plan to stage
a whirlwind finish.
The game tomorrow night will
start at the usual hour.
Sergt. Durwood Hocker, of the
Fairbanks signal corps station, left
for Valdez this morning to receive
l his discharge from the service. It is
| his intenton to go Outside from Yal
| dez, and it is possible that he will
' later engage in business with J. H.
Caskev.
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Fresh Groceries, Fancy and Sta
ple. Fowler & Morris.
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Mrs. Farley Singleton and her
brother-in-law, Jack Singleton, who
came in from Lignite last week to
attend the Masonic ball, returned to
the Singleton establishment this
morning. Mrs. Singleton expects to
leave for Aberdeen at an early date
jto join her husband, who went Out
I side some time ago. i
BASKETBALL
Tuesday Night
S:30
UNION MALL
Admission SO Cents
For a Smoke
A Drink
A Card Game or j
A Game of Pool j
GO TO j
THE PORTLAND
STATIONERY CANDY
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The trial of Ed Olson on the 1
charge of manufacturin'!: alcoholic
liquor, or some other violation of
the dry law, which is in progress
today at Fairbanks before Commis
sioner P,ecd HefUg, is the first case
of the kind to h| prosecuted in In
terior Alaska unJfr the new nation
al prohibition amendment, and is at
tracting very general interest thru
out the Fairbanks district. The rea
son for trying: the case under the
: federal statute, it is understood lo
gically, is because of the more severe
penalty attached in case of convic
tion.
The hearing started last week, and
iwhen court opened this morning: the
j courtroom was filled to overflowing:.
Standing room was at a premium.
.United States Attorney R. F. Roth
is conducting: the prosecution, assist
ed by Assistant Attorney E. Coke
Hill. Tom Marquam is handling: the
defense.
The chief witness for the prosecu-1
tion, who was reported to have
turned state’s evidence, fell down in
his testimony when placed on the
stand. His memory appears to have1
gone back on him, and six other
witnesses, who were supposed to
know considerable about the case,
could remember little of consequence
when called upon to testify.
The case is proceeding: slowly and
; it may be late tomorrow before it is
concluded. Should Olson be con
victed, it is understood that others,
said to have been associated with
him. will be brought to trial.
Horliek’s Malted Milk. Fowler &
Morris.
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United States Marshal L. T. Er
win and several other Fairbanksans
are at Chitina today, awaiting the
arrival of the Sheldon stage.
Joe Leferrve, of the A. E. C.
electrical department, cut his wrist
severely yesterday.
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I Miss Jessie Johnston, who has
been assisting behind the counter at
the Taylor jewelry store since her
arrival in Xenana last summer, has
accepted a position with the Alaska i
: Engineering commission ami assum
ed her duties in the office of the
I general stores this morning.
The grand jury will convene at
‘ Fairbanks tomorrow.
Suit* mended, pressed and cleaned
Underwear renovated Old furs re
modeled, bought and sold. Goods
called for and delivered. Telephone
32 Green.
D’ORSAY TAILOR SHOP
Third and A Street*.
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FRIENDS
in the States to know about the country
you live in, send them the Development
Number of The Nenana Daily News—
or, better still, let us do it for you. Ten
copies mailed to ten addresses in the
States for $1.50.
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EAT
CROWD PRESENT
The third annual dance of the
Nenana Masonic club, which too.
place at Union hall on Saturday '
night, was very largely attended and ;
very ihorou
ery largely attended and ! j
ghly enjoyed, the affair’!
being easily the big social event of i ,i
the winter and establishing a higil;
order of entertainment for future j)
functions of that character.
The hall had been beautifully dec
orated for the occasion, in blue and
white, with emblems of the order
arranged in artistic manner, the
genera! scheme being original in de- ■ j
sign and very pleasing in effect.
The novel lighting effects added not
a little to the general beauty of the
hall. Those responsible for the dec
orations were Robert Donaldson,
Harry Watson. Louis Anderson, 7.
C. Jacobson, Chris Edmonds, W. B. j
Raeburn. J. H. Scott, and P. Ohlseti.
The electrical effects were those of
William Taylor. ^
The dance started stortlv after
ten o’clock with a grand march, led
by Fred’k D. Browne, president of
the local club, and Mrs. Browne,
and continued until the early hours
!of the morning, the program con-j
sisting of" 14 program dances agid a]
number of extras. Music of a par-;
ticularly inspiring sort was furnish-1
ed bv the Coliseum orchestra.
Entertainment was provided dur
ing the evening by Mrs. Leon Kel- j
lum, Miss Valentine Anderson, and j
Miss Leota Scott. Pleasing vocal 11
solos were rendered by Mrs. Kellum |
and Miss Anderson, and Mi-=s Scott
of her artistic ■
appeared in c
dances.
A buffet lunch, prepared by a com
mittee consisting of Mrs. Oscar
Rothenburg, Mrs. William Taylor,
Mrs. R. E. Burns, and Messrs. Ed
Williams, M. A. Schaeffer, and H.
Bindles, was served shortly after |
midnight and throughout the re- i
mainder of the evening. It was
probably the most, elaborate lunch
ever served at a dance in Nenana,
and contributed considerably to the
pleasure of the evening.
The ladies attending the dance j
were beautifully gowned, the num
ber of evening dresses being con -,
spicuouslv greater than on any pre
viosu occasion of the kind in Ne
nana.
The dance was an annual affair of
the order, observed in similar man- i
ner by Blue lodges all over the
United States, in honor of Wash-:
ington's birthday. The dance on
Saturday was arranged by a com
mittee consisting of M. A. Schaeffer,
Robert Donaldson, and Harry Wat-,
son.
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