PUT ON A NEW FRONT
IT WILL MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE NEW
Don't Go Around With Out-of-Date Clothes
and have Outsiders think we belong to the
Backwoods Class—
WE ARE PREPARED
TO DRESS MAN OR WOMAN
IN THE NEWEST TOGS
DON’T WORRY ABOUT THE PRICES
THEY ARE LOW, AS USUAL
SIMSON’S
NENANA’S BIG BUSY STORE
ROLLER and PULL-UP AWNINGS
Canvas, all widths and weights
U. S. Army Khaki, 10 oz.
U. S. Army Khaki Drill
Salmon Net and Twine, at present Outside
Wholesale Prices
GUNS AT COST
16 and 20 Guage Shotgun and .22 Rifle Ammu
nition at Less than Wholesale Cost
Tarred Felt at $4.50 per roll
Spark Plugs, High Tension Cable, Klaxon Horns
Fishing Rods, Flies, Lines, etc.
Tents, all sizes and styles made to order
Tarpaulins, Cots, etc.
Bicycles and Repairs
Smith Motor Wheels
Harness, Saddlery and Repairing
FAIRBANKS FLUME HOSE FACTORY
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Harness, Saddlery and Canvas Goods
FALLON MOUSE
Good, Clean, Quiet Sleeping Ac
commodations
Electric Lights Furnace Heat
Jas. J. Fallon Front & A
RAPPOLT’S
BAKERY
Bread
Pastry
LUNCHES
Everything New and Clean
NOTICE TO MEMBERS.
The Masonic club will hold a
Smoker at the Rust Place on
Monday evening, May 14. All
members of the club and others of
the fraternity desiring reservations
will kindly communicate with the
committee immediately. Wm. H.
Smith, Robert E. Burns, C. D.
Ross, Committee.
For Sale or Charter:—Motor Boat
“Northern Light,” 6 tons register.
Fully equipped, excellent condi
tion. See Wm. H. Smith, New York
Block. 33-tf
Nicely Furnished Rooms to Rent
In the New York Block. Inquire
at Slmson’s.
NOTICE !!
To Those Contemplating Building or Improving
MAKE YOUR BUILDING FIREPROOF
and aave on your Insurance premiums by us
ing METAL CEILING and SIDE WALLS * . . .
Also, Whst about a Good Heating System?
Furnace, Hot Water or Steam. Let Us Cal|
and Show You.
TANANA SHEET METAL WORKS
FIRST-CLASS MAIL
ARRIVES BY BOAT
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Two first-class mails and a large ac
cumulation of second class matter ar
rived from the upper town yesterday in
small boats, the first consignment reach
ing town early in the morning and the
second about noon. The carriers report
ed the upper Tatiana clear of ice, but the
water was so low that it is doubtful it
large boats can negotiate the bars which
occur at frequent intervals aboveXenana. j
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It is claimed that the water is lower now |
than at the time of the freeze-up last:
fall.
Reports from the lower river received
late yesterday afternoon state that the
Tanana cleared at Tolovana yesterday. :
Personal Mention
Mrs. Otto Hovlev, who came up iroui j
Tofty several weeks ago to undergo an j
operation at the Commission hospital, '
was discharged from that institution yes
terday. She is stopping at the Rust
place awaiting the first downriver boat
to return home. j
Mrs. J. H. Nielson of Livingood who
has been in the Commission hospital for
the past several weeks, was discharged
from that institution Friday. She wilj
return to her home as soon as the boats
run.
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Mrs. Campbell will leave for Fairbanks
on one of the first up-river boats leaving
Nenana. She expects to spend the sum
mer in the upper town.
Herman Roseburg, of the Coliseum
theater, was a business visitor in the tip
per town the last of the week. He ex
pects to return the middle .ot next week..
Ed Lund, a Fairbanks clothing sales
man, expects to move to Nenana in the
near future with his wife. They will lo
cate here permanently.
Commissioner Robert E. Rums left for
Fairbanks on Wednesday. He is making
the trip w ith a horse by way of the Ohio
roadhouse.
Ben Simson, owner of the Sinison store,
has returned from the East, and will ar
rive in Nenana on one of the first boats.
Theodore Thompson is building a resi
dence on property recently acquired by
him in the upper end of town.
Earl Slippern is building a pleasure
launch for his own use. ' The boat will
be equipped with a Ferro motor.
W. H. Gilclier is adding an attractive
porch to his residence on upper First
street. j
Miss Goldie Keeler went to Fairbanks
this morning on the Peerless for a short
visit.
Mrs. F. S. Ryns was discharged from
the Commission hospital this morning.
Hawley Sterling went to Fairbanks on
a brief visit the first of the week.
SERVICES SUNDAY
Rev. William Thomas will hold serv
ices at the office of the United States
marshal tomorrow afternoon commencing
at four oclock. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
The salmon canneries of Alaska con
tend that the application of the 8-hour i
law to the fishing industry of the Terri
tory. under the general law passed recent
ly by the Alaska legislature, would ruin
the’ industry in Alaska, and would ser
iously curtail the output of a valuable
foodstuff at a time when the government
is doing all in its power to increase pro
duction in every line.
RESIDENCE and BUSINESS
PROPERTY
Renta* Collections, Con
veycmclng* Notary Work
•hipping Agent*
SMITH * CO.
Office New York Block
POWERFUL
Str. SHUSHANA
Will Leave Fairbanks
For Nenana as Soon
As the water rises
for Rates and Other Information
Communicate With
ED. MACKCTT, Fairbanks
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FOWLER & MORRIS
GROCERIES
DRY GOODS
COMPLETE LINE LOWEST PRICES
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,TAVERN CAFE
The Same Good Cats at the Same
Old Stand — Moved to the end of
the lot until l\ew Building is ready
The Two Crips Back on the Job
Curley Dutch
Over-The-Trail
MOSQUITO HEAD NETS and TENTS
Fishing Supplies Salmon Eggs
SCREEN DOORS
Anderson Bros. 6c Nerland
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“Senator” Hill of Cordova has a num
ber of Indians employed in the vicinity
of Kake in Southeastern Alaska catching
deer which will be brot north and placed
on Hiehinbrook island. The project is
being financed by Cordova capital.
NOW OPEN
MONTANA
ROOMING HOUSE
Spring Beds - - 50c
HENRY BAATS Prop.
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It is stated that the road commission
will not allow heavy trucks to operate on
the roads this year, the Valdez-Fairbanks
trail being badly cut up by auto trucks
last year. The N. C. company of Fair
banks has abandoned their heavy trucks
and will use one-ton vehicles this year.
Wm. M. Smith
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBMG
OFFICES IN NEW YORK 1II.OCK
F-;
Steamer
TEDDY H
and Barge
Will Leave Fairbanks for Nenana
Within a Few Days
For Further Information Apply
A. STEIN & SON
Fairbanks and Nenana