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Christmas Presents
Wc H3V€ JjsJ Unacted a Lar«je Assortment of
Articles Suitable for Gifts. ~They Include
Toilet Articles of Every Description
Pinaud’s and Colgate's Perfumes and Soaps
Fancy Leather Goods in Great Variety
Hand Painted and Decorated Lamps
Men’s Neckwear and Combination Sets
Ivory Crib Boards, Paper Knives and Other
Hand Carved Novelties Made by Eskimos
KOHLER & CAMPBELL PLAYER PIANO
Phonographs and Other Musical Goods
Thanksgiving and Christmas Cards
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK
Ladies’ Hand Tailored Skirts in Large Variety
Full Assortment of R & G Corsets
House Lining. Cheese Cloth. Sheets and Pillow .■
Cases. Bed Spreads, Canvas, Khaki Cloth
400 Dozen Assorted Towels
SPECIAL--TURKISH TOWELS, 25c
Extra Heavy Flannelette Night Gowns - $ 1.50 r
Flannelette Pajamas * 2.50 8
Men’s Gray Mixed Wool Sweater Coats - 3.50 6
AH Wool Sweater Coats - - $6.50 up g
Waterproof Ail Wool Mackinaw Coats - 8.50 g
Genuine Imported Wool Mackinaw Coats
In Plain and Fancy Colors - $11.50 and 12.50
Hart Shaftner & Marx Overcoats - 25.00
Broadcloth Overcoats. Satin Quilted, with *
Beaver Collars and Cuffs ** - 50.00
Genuine Russian Calf Teamsters’ Coats 35.00 j
Flannel Overshirts - 3.50
Eagle Brand Wool Underwear, per Suit - 4.50 I
Best Canadian All Wool Underwear, Suit 6.00
Wool Union Suits - = $4 to 6.50
White Wool Sox, per Pair - - 25c
Natural Wool Cashmere Sox, 3 Pair for 1.00
Fur Caps of AH Descriptions
Dolge Felt and Felt Lined Shoes
Flash Lights, - $1.25 up
Extra Batteries of All Sizes
Cook’s Inlaid Linoleum in AH Newest Designs
Table Oilcloth in All Colors
SIM SON’S MEW STORE
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR RAW FURS
Arrivals from Fairbanks are authority
for the statement that numerous Nena
naites who went to the upper town with
their pockets fat with pa> checks, be
lieving that their money would last long
er there than in Nenana. are now broke
and eager to get back down the river.
Rot Land, for a namber of years cir
culator on Coldstream and Pedro creeks
tor the Fairbanks Times, arrived from
the upper town on Mondav with has dog
team and returned on Wednesday. He
brought Dr. H. L. Hedger and net.rly
half a ton of dental ontac down with
| him.
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GET THE MOST OUT OF LIVING
I ANDERSON BROS. & NERLAND
Rags, Linoleum, Chairs
Mattresses, Beds, Springs
Wall Paper, House Linings
Building Paper, Moulding
Sash, Doors, Glass
Let Us Help You
In Our
Large Stock
You Will Find Many
HOME COMFORTS
HOWELL TO BUILD
NEW SAWMILL HERE
Xen^na is to have another sawmill.
This announcement wasmu le hv Sylves
ter Kowel!, the well known Ilot Springs
operator and Xeuana property owner,
during his brief stav in town this week
He was enroute down the river from
Fairbanks but plans to return within a
' short time lo make farther arrangements
for the installation and operation of the
new plant. Later in the season he will
make a trip to the Outside.
The sawmill outflt wilt be freighted
up the river from the Hot Springs dist
rict and sawing will start as soon as the
plant is seadv to operate. V. hether or
not any of the Inaiber will be offered for
sale depends upon the amount of build
ing done by Mr. Ho-wcll. There is the
probability that lie will use the entire
output for a time at least.
Next spring a second mill will be in
stalled at a point about ten miles below
town. »here Mr. Howell has a timber
permit on aa island in the Tauana river.
The hrst annual thanksgiving dance
of N'enana will be held at the Coliseum
on Wednesday night. November The
dance is to be given by the management
! of the theater and special pains will be
taken to make the affair the most enjoy
able of an\ given thus far in the town,
j Particular care will le taken to put the
floor in condition for dancing, a special
musical program will be arranged and
dancing will continue until those attend
ing are ready to quit. There will be no
time 'limit.
The price of admission has 'oevn flxed
at 51.50 for men and ladies tree
Watchman Is Indorsed
The appointment ot T. E. Dethlefsen
as night watchman tor the town of Ne
nana inis recieved the indorsement ot
the Land and industrial department, ac
cording to a wire received by Townsite
Manager Ryus daring ’.he week troni A.
Christensen, manager oi the depart
ment. It was necessary to refer the ap
pointment to the head of the depart
ment notwithstanding the fact that the
expense in connection with the employ
ment ot a watchman is borne entirely bv
the business men of the town. There is
a probability that provision will be made
later on for the employment of a regular
night patrolman, but for the present at
least the matter will rest entirely with
1 business men ot the town.
U'm. St. Louis, oldtime stage man and
! treighter of Dawson and Eairbrnks, an
nounces that he will inaugurate a stage
service between Fairbanks and Xeuana
beginning the first of the month. A ten
, hour trip between the two towns is the
I promise made, with a change of horses
i at the half way station
Temperature took a sharp decline on
1 Thursday night, the signal corps ther
mometer registering 34 below. There
, was a farther decline last night of 2
i degrees.
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Jack Phillips, the well-known Fair
i banks dog masher, arrived from the up
per town Wednesday afternoon with a
! team of twelve dogs. He brought Wade
| Blaker down as a passenger and made
the trip in two days. Mr. Blaker is here
to have a look at the town. Phillips
1 left yesterday on the return trip.
The Palmer stage arrived from Fair
banks Wednesday afternoon with several
passengers and a considerable amount ot
freight.
LONDON The king has ordered every
unmarried man of military age. on the
royal staffs at Buckingham palace, Wind
sor castle, Balmoral and Sandringham,
regardless of their employment, to report
at once for service with their colors.
Dr. H. L. Hedger
DENTIST
HAS OPENED OFFICES
In THe
Mew York Block A and Third
Cooney’s Hotel and Store
Generrl Merchandise
and Hardware.
Gents’ Furnishings General Outfitting
First Class Hotel In Ccnroctlcn
Rooms and Beds
Cooney & Cooney ‘ A” Street
M:ke Goonan. proprietor of the North
Stir restaurant, returned to Nen.ina
this week after a business trip to Fair
banks. He reports business conditions
fairy good in the upper town. largely
(ice to the Nenar.a niunev which is
be.no spent there.
Vi alter Skof. who has just completed
a two story bunding on Market -erect
tte.'r the comer of Second, stared for
Fairbanks vestenhiy morning with his
freight outfit. He does not expect to
return to Nenana until the trails are in
better condition for traveling.
-he Malamate Kid arrteed in Nenana
from Hot Springs Wednesday evening
with a long string of dogs and a half a
ton of freight.
Capt. Frank Rotch arrived from Fair
banks Wednesday afternoon with the
Commission dog team. He brought quite
a load of assorted freight from the upper
town.
The person who carried a pick awav
from in front of the Casev warehouse cn
the waterfron will avoid trouble by re
turning same immediately.
Another one of those splendid Metro
features will be the attraction at the Co
liseum on Snndav night. The picture,
which is made np of five parts, is entit
led “Greater Love Hath No Man", with
Emmett Corrigan in the leading role
and a number of other Metro favorites
in the cast. Outside press reports de
scribe the picture as one of the strong
est features produced by the popular
Metro organization. Feature prices will
prevail.
ST. PALL. The final official count in
the State of Minnesota is; Hughes,
179,5.53; Wilson. IT9.157.
Dr I.. C. Smith, of the Hot Springs
. district. paid a brief visit to Nenauadut
( ini; the week, enronte to bis borne <n
the lower river. He made the trip down
from Fairbanks with Svlvester Howeli.
in the latter's private riv;.
NKW LONDON' The German mer
chant submarine Deutschland made a
dash for the open >ea on Wednesday
jniomini' with flairs flvins; ar ! with
several of the crew standing on thede^k.
The ntver passed the ten-mile lin it
without a convov.
I Dr. R. R. MYERS
HAS OPEMED
DENTAL PARLORS
OVER
Thompson & Gagnon's
j Drag Store
JUST ARRIVED
OVER THE ICE
FULL LINE Of
STATIONERY
CHRISTMAS CARDS, Etc.
at
POSTOFFICE CIGAR
STAND
circulating library
BERRIMAN RESTAURANT
and MEAT MARKET
Poultry, Game, Fish, Vegetables
Celery, Etc.
WATCH FOR THE OPENING
We Will Soon Be Ready
For Business in Our New
Building with a Complete
New Stock of Goods..
NENANA TRADING COMPANY
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