Nenana Market
RETAIL PRICES
Beef Loins, trimn-.rd . .40
Beef Ribs, trimmed .371
Beef Cuts
Plate _ 30. to .35
Brisket . .30 to .35
Chuck Roast .40
Chuck Steak _ .40
Standard Rib Roast .50 to .60
Rib Steaks _ .60
Sirloin Steak .50
Porterhouse Steak . 60
T»Bone Steak . .65
Neck Meat . 30
Rump Roast . 40
Round Steak . .50
Heel Piece . .40
Flank . 30
Flank Steak . .50
Lamb, by the si^e . .35
Leg Roasts . .50
Short Loin Chops .65
Small Rib Chops .65
Other Chops .50
Breast and Neck _30 to .35
Mutton, by carcass _ .20
Pork by the Side .30
Pork Loins by piece .37 tj
Roasts and Chops .50
Boil . .40 to .50
Pork Fat . 27
Pigs Feet .30
Veal, by the Side .40
Veal Steaks.. 50
Veal Roasts . .50
Short Loin Chops .65
| Small Rib Chop* .65
Hearts . .25
Breast . 40
Other Veal Stew .35
Fowl.. ... .45
Liver, sliced . 30
Ducks . .55
Geese . .60
Turkey* . .65
Broilers .. _ 65
Sausage . 50
Head Cheese .50
Bologne ..50
Frankfurters .50
Roasters . .60
Ox Tails ..._. 30
Tongues . 50
Spare Ribs . 40
Butter, by case .60
Butter. 5 lbs.. 3.25
Lard, 10 lbs._2.75
Boiled Ham, by the ham .60
Boiled Ham, sliced .65
Delicious Ham, by ham .45
Premium Ham, by ham .50
Delicious Bacon .60
Premium Bacon .65
Bacon, sliced .75
Eastern Oysters 1.50
Oiympia Oyster*_... 2.00
Frozen Salmon, by fish .20
Frozen Salmon, sliced .25
Salt Salmon . .25
Finnan Hadies .30
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Waechter Bros. Co.
B.
W. Miller \
W. B. Reabum was a Fairbanks
bound passenger on the train leav
ing Nenana on Sunday. He will re
turn tomorrow.
r. After the Sun goes down, What?
ALADDIN LIGHT
[of course. For sale at Taylor's.
The 95 percent Air Lamp
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Tony Martinovich arrived in town
on the Anchorage train on Sunday.
He is registered at the Cooney.
GENTLEMEN
The Cleaning, Mending and Press,
ing of Shirts, Parkas, Suits, Robes
and Fur Coats goes merrily on at
TOBACCO PRICES
UXEDO, PRINCE ALBERT, LUCKY STRIKE, EDGEWORTH,
‘ (Ready Rubbed and Sliced), OLD ENGLISH CURVE VUT
'VELVET AND HIAWATHA . 3 for 50c
PEERLESS TOBACCO ........ 2 for 25c
PLUG TOBACCO
WESTOVER, MASTER WORKMAN, BOOT JACK. PIPER HEID
t SIECK .. 2 Plug* for $1.25
I STAR AND CLIMAX, pre plug . $1.00
COPENHAGEN SNUFF, »ix ounce 50c
CIGARS
JUAN DE FUCA YUKON'S, LOVERA, OPTIMOS, CUESTA REY
GIRARDS, CHANCELLORS, Etc.
ALL BRANDS OF CIGARETTES—PACKAGE OR CARTON
W. A. COGI-IILL
THE ARCTIC
Smokers9 Supplies
Pool Tables Fresh Candies Stationery
Comfortable Rooms in Connection
TOM COLLING Opposite Postoffice
I Lover a CIGARS Optimo I
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Fresh Cigarettes
SNUFF
The Portland
NENANA STAMPS—25c per 100: S2 per 1.000
ANCHORAGE OFFICER PUTS
DAMPER ON NENANA PLANS
The Anchorage Times, 'of recent
date, has the following news story
relative to the plan to move the
| army post from Fost Gibbon to Xe
\ nana:
Efforts on the part of Xenana to
secure the headquai :ers of the Fort
Gibbon post of soldiers, dated for
transfer, will not be availing if the
recommendations of Major Arthur
B. Hitchcock are accepted at Wash
: ington. Major Hitchcock is pressing
j to have the soldiers transferred to
Anchorage, where the additional
j cost of maintenance will be at a
minimum, instead of the maximum
as, he says, their location at Ne
j nana would entail.
“There is such a difference in
; cost in the premises", rhe majo
argues, “that I am opposed to the
Xenana post."
If troops are ever needed, Major
Hitchcock believes it would be in
the southern portion of the territory
j and for ..hat reason it would not be
logical to have a second post at Xe
. nana. The difference in cost would
be tenfold at Xenana to that at
Anchorage.
Major Hitchcock says his opposi
tion to N'enana’s claims is purely
on lines of economy, and sentiment
does not enter into the question. It
is pointed out that the establishment
of a post at Xenana would entail
a cost of approximately 560,000, as
compared with $5,000 if the troops
are brought to Anchorage.
REPORTS GIVEN TO IRELAND
j DUBLIN, Jan. 17—The authorities
at Dublin Castle have turned over
to the new provisional government
all of the Southern Ireland govera
! ments reports and documents.
AMERICANS TO PARTICIPATE
ROME, Jan. 17—American troops
from Coblenz have arrived here to
participate in the ceremonies in con
nection with the burial of Italy’s un
known dead. The ceremonies will be
held tomorrow.
Manager R. S. Donaldson, of the
Healy River Coal Corporation, came
in from Healy yesterday and re
ports operations moving along very
satisfactorily on the company’s big
coal seam on Healy river.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Billy But
ler came in from Riley yesterday,
and will remain here until .the re
turn of Deputy James Hagan, who
was called to Fairbanks on Sunday.
M. V. Tyler returned to town yes
terday from the Morino hotel at
McKinley Park, where he was en
gaged in paper hanging and other
interior decorating.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The business men of Nenana and
all others interested in the welfare
of the town, are urged to be present
at a meeting to be held at Union
hall tomorrow night, under the
auspices of the Nenana Commer
cial Club. The meeting will be call
ed to order at eight o’clock sharp,
and the business to come up for
discussion is the proposed transfer
of the military post at For: Gibbon
to Nenana. Opposition to the move
has developed recently and it is pro
posed to consider this opposition
with a view to overcoming it.
TANANA FREIGHTER TAKES
FRESH GOODS TO ARMY TOWN
W. J. Shannon, well known lower
river dog: musher, pulled in:o town
on Sunday nigrht from Fort Gibbon
for a load of supplies for the army
town and left on the return trip
this morning, with provisions ^ana
delicacies which arrived from the
coast on the last train. The ship
ment included fresh oysters, tiaras
and crabs in the shell.
Shannon left Tanana on the morn
ing of January 11, with 11 dog^
and two sleighs, having as passen
gers to Dunbar. Deputy U. S. Mar
shal C. L. Vawter and two native
women who were being taken to
Fairbanks to be lodged in the fed
eral jail there. TT.e women are Lo:
tie John ar.d Louise Noble.
The .rail from Tanana to Hot
Springs is reported to have beer,
badly drifted, making travel very
slow and difficult. From Hot Spring
on it was a regular boulevard, and
good time was male from that point
to Dunbar.
BIG CONCERN CHANGES BASE
TO BE NEARER TO ALASKA
Piccalilli, chow chow, orange raar
mai.'de. piquant mea: sauce, j’.ls an.i
vinegar in a Ladies’ Garment Shop!
But NOT for sale—buy them from
your grocer. The above is merely
a belated gift from Messrs. Crosse
& Blackwell. London, England.
Miss D’Orsay had sent .hem a
J copy of The Nenene News, showing
: that this part of Alaska is very much
on the map, and thanking them for
former and similar gifts.
They have changed their agency
from Boston to Vancouver, as cover
ing Alaska territory, so as to be
“nearer to us”, since receiving that
copy of The N'enana News. And it is
up to Mrs. D’Orsay to “divvy”.
“Only the Best is Good Enough”
is the trade mark, and it certainly
applies to “us Alaskans".
AUTO INVENTOR PASSES
ROCHESTER. Jan. 17—George B.
Selden, inventor of the first gaso
line propelled automobile, and a
pioneer in the present automobile
industry, died here today, aged 77
years.
The last through train from Sew
ard 10 McKinley Park, arrived or,
schedule time at every terminal
point along the line.
NEW LINE OF
Optical Goods
AT NEW PRICES
EIGHT POWER BINOCULARS
AT BARGAIN PRICES
Quartz and Reading
GLASSES
WATCHES
JEWELRY
Watch Repairing
DESIGNING AND NATIVE
JEWELRY A SPECIALTY
VVM. TAYLOR
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Fabric
Stale
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New Pallerns
New Prices
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measure and
Quaranteed bij
(CISCOS LEADING WHOLESALE TAILORS
SIS MARKET STREET
San Francisco.
The neo Fall Samples and Sttjle Book
are open to you now—make you
onm selection.
2Xi Samples
$25 to $60
The Materials are
ALL WOOL
Fancy IDorated* Herring Bone*
Pencil Stripes, etc
ALFRED J. GHEZZI
NENANA, ALASKA
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Olson are re
cent arrivals In town from Anchor
age and expect to locate permanent
ly in the Interior. They were among
the passengers arriving on Sunday,
and are guests at the Southern.
Walter Forrest was a through
passenger from McKinley Park on :
the Sunday train, enroute to Fair
hanks. He expects to return to mor
row.
NENANA LODGE No. 1192
L. 0. 0. M.
MEETS AT MOOSE HALL
Fourth and B Streets
At 8:00 P. M.
Secretary Dictator
ALEX FOWLER, ALF EKELANU
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MOST COMPLETE AND MODERN RESTAURANT IN ALASKA
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NENANA’S BEST APPOINTED HOTEL
Cooney Hotel and Annex
HOT AND COLD WATER AND BATHS
ROOMS SINGLE OR EN SUITE
SOMFORT AND SERVICE UNEXCELLED
DOG BARNS
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CIGARS ANI) TOBACCOS
POOL AND PAN
SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME
BARBER SHOP AND BATHS
ROOMS IN CONNECTION. BILLY THOMAS
Fresh Stock Just Received On Hie
OVERLAND
Fresh Delicious Apples, extra fancy
Fresh Bananas and Head Letteuce
FOWLER & MORRIS
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