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Everything in
Hunting, Hiking and
Cold_ Weather^ Clothes
— SEE OUR —
LEATHER VESTS and JACKETS — WOOL SWEATERS
CRUISER COATS and BREECHES TO MATCH
STAG SHIRTS WITH BIG HUNTING POCKET
FILSON'S COAT and BREECHES—Made of Forestry Cloth
LADIES’ •’DUXBAK” KHAKI HIKING SUITS at 57.25
LADIES’ “DUXBAK’’ KHAKI HATS
And We Still Have Left a Few
LADIES’ HIKING SHf)ES at $7.50 per Pair
We alto Carry a Big Line of
COTTON SHEET BLANKETS — WOOL BLANKETS
COMFORTERS — FEATHER PILLOWS — PILLOW CASES
DOWN QUILTS, KHAKI COVERED — 7*9
Fairbanks Clothing Co.
NENANA FAIRBANKS
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I Nenana Steam Laundry
OUR EQUIPMENT COMPLETE pi_70
WORK EQUAL TO THE BEST IllOne / O
GEORGE RICH, Proprietor
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Trappers Traders
SNIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC.
Dealer in Raw Furs
SEATTLE
Alaaka Building
NEW YORK
127 W. 27th Street
Peter Grandison has resigned his
position as storekeeper, in charge
of the Xenana store of the Alaska
Railroad and will leave the em
ploy of the organization at an
early date, to enter another branch
of the Government service. He will
be succeeded by William Mellish.
who has a position at present as
timekeeper at North Xenana.
Mrs. Mellish and daughter Nona
went to Fairbanks this week on a
brief visit.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes and an
expert painter at the Tana la Sheet
Metal Works.
Nenana Gardens
Frank Tuefel, prop.
Fresh Vegetables
Rose Bushes
and other
Flowering Plants
Phone
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The Alaskan Engineering Commis
sion invites sealed bids, to be opened
September 15, 1922, at 2:00 P. M.,
for the installation of beating plant,
water system and all plumbing for
Nenana depot; also 2 toilets and 2
lavatories to be installed in tele
phone exchange building, Nenana.
All materia] will be furnished by
Alaskan Engineering Commission.
Plans in Bridge Office, over Depot.
Alaskan Engineering Commission re
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. Address bids to F. A. Hansen,
Nenana.
BIDS FOR WOOD
Sealed proposals will be received
by he clerk of the School Board
up to September 12, 1922, for
furnishing thirty (30) cords of four
foot dry spruce, to be delivered at
the School as needed until snow
will permit completion of contract.
All wood must be delivered by De
cember 31. 1922. All wood over
six inches in diameter to be split.
The School Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
DRUG STORE FOR SATE for in
voice of stock. Inquire A. D.
Thompson.
WHATEVER YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
IN THE WAY OF
GROCERIES
Canned Goods—Preserves
—Or anything else that a
First Class Grocery carries,
can be found in large assort
ment and at lowest prices at
Our Store. Our quick service
Low Prices and High Grade
Goods have made the Casual
Buyer a Steady Customer.
Quality and Efficiency are
our watchword. If you are
Not Getting Grocery Satis
faction===See Us. . .
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO.
Of Alaska
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Charles Stanford will leave for' j
the Kantishna district tonight. He
will go to Morino's by train and j
mush across country from tha:
point, traveling light.
H. C. Henshaw has assumed his
official duties as Municipal Clerk
and Magistrate, succeeding Bob
^oussaint, who resigned to accept
a federal position at Nome and who
left for the lower river on Satur- ;
day night, aboard the steamer Ted- !
dy H..
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Sid Raynor, of the Coliseum, re-j
turned to town today from a brief 1
trip to Fairbanks.
A large number of the men em- j
ployed along the line, south of Ne-.
nana. were in town yesterday, en-;
joying a brief holiday. Most of the
visitors returned to their respective
camps last night.
Marshal Bert Stevens came down
from Fairbanks today. He will go
to the coast with D. H. Thompson,;
well known oldtimer of the Tolovar.a ;
! who is enroute to Mayo for an op-1
I eration.
Miss Edna Thawley. of Chitina.
i arrived from Fairbanks today, hav
, ing made the trip to the Interior
! by way of the Richardson highway.
She will go to Anchorage after a
brief visit here.
Rev. Fred G. Scherer was among \
today's arrivals from Fairbanks. ;
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FOR GROUSE USE A TRAP
LOAD
3 drams powder
1*4 ox. No. 7*2 Chilled Shot
NEW SHELLS — NEW PRICES
W. TAYLOR, NENANA
DEALER IN SPORTING GOODS
BEFORE LEAVING
FOR THE OUTSIDE
MRS. D'ORSAY WILL HOLD A
One Week Sale
SHOWING ABSOLUTELY NEW
FALL and WINTER
Coats and Suits
Just Received by Express
These Comprise
NOVELTIES
STRICTLY TAILORED
— ALSO —
FUR TRIMMED MODES
All are so moderately priced as
to amaze seasoned buyers
COME IN AT ONCE
Sale Lasts One Week
Mrs. D’Orsay
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ROCHESTER, HOME OF MAYO.
ENJOYS GREAT PROSPERITY
Rochester. Minn., city made fam
jus by the Mayo clinic, is one of
;he most prosperous communities in
die country, according to Jack
DMalley, well known oldtimer of
:he Fairbanks district, who returo
;d to the Interior last week from
a health trip to the celebrated
aospital-city. People flock to Roch
?ster. he says, from all corners of
the globe and money circulates very
freely there.
The' cost of living, if one patron
izes the hotels and cafes, is quite
high and business, apparently, is
good all the time, for there are no
tlosed seasons at the Mayo clinic.
There is a stream of humanity com
ing and going all the time and the
rush for consultation is such that
one almost has to fight for place.
Officers are kept constantly on duty
to “keep the waiting crowds in
order.
As most Alaskans are already
aware, the Mayos are very liberal
in their treatment of patients. They
do not ask too many questions
when one goes there for treatment
and the only payment insisted upon
is the moderate charge for hospital
care, ranging in price according to
room. Aid is not refused if one is
without funds and the poor and the
rich receive the same treatment as
far as the doctors are concerned.
There are no streetcars in Roch
ester, all of the moving about be
ing by auto. And there are under
ground passages for conveying
patients to and from the operating
rooms. A large part of the city is
owned by the Mayo corporation.
During the time that Mr. O'Malley
was there, the doctors were making
a study of a case of sleeping sick
ness; the patient being a boy who
had been brought to Rochester from
a town some distance away. He
would sleep for several days at a
time and was kept alive during
THE FREIGHTER
SKag'way
Will Mil from Seattle for An
chorage and way ports on
SEPTEMBER 10
Carrying general chipments and
exploaive*. Wire in your orders
Alaska S. S. Co.
A. H. McDonald, Agent
Anchorage Alaska
WALLACE B. CALDERHEAD
WATCHNAffil -JEWELER - ENGRAVElt
IVORY CURIOS
RAILROAD CIGAR STORE
NENANA, ALASKA
REGULATED
Central Cafe
A GOOD PLACE TO 5AT
THERE IS ALWAYS A RUSH—ON—JOHN
Bargain Specials
At Abe Simson’s
Next to Coonev hotel
Men’s Wear
Blue or Brown Worsted Suits
$40 Value, at $25
All Wool Pants neat Stripes
$12.50 Value, at $8.50
Boys Rain Coats
$10 Value, at
$6.75
Goodrich Hipress Shoepacks
Very Special, pair $5.50
Dry Goods
Good Huck towles
Large and heavy turkish towles
Plain and figured Organdies
Per yd. 50c
Wool Dresses for Children
Latest styles $6.50 to $8.50
Come and see our Bargain
Counter of 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c
and 50c Goods
Fur Neckpieces at very low Prices
Abe Simson
NEXT TO COONEY HOTEL
.
' the spells by means of forced feed
! ing. At the time Mr. O’Malley left
they were about to try a serum
j discovered by one of the doctor
j and of which great things were ex
1 pected.
Conductor E. A. Williams anc
i the members of his freight trair
: crew arrived from the south yester
i day, after an absence of ten days
M. T. McDonnell, Alaska repre
sentative of the American Paper Co
| came down from Fairbanks today
and will leave for the coast tonight
j enroute to his headquarters in Jun
j eau. Mr. McDonnell also represent;
j Swift & Co. in the territory.
Andrew Nerland came down from
' Fairbanks yesterday. Hi? son. Lester
j will leave for the States tonight tc
i resume his studies after a vaeatior
j spent in Fairbanks and Nenana
WHITEFISH and Salmon, 15c. j
pound. New Spuds, 5c. Sberman.
ATTENTION PIONEERS
There will be a special meeting of
Igloo No. 17, held at Union hall to
i morrow evening at 8:00 o'clock, at
which important business will be
transacted. ALFRED .1. GHEZZ1
i.lOE O’CONNOR Secretary
President .
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
i There will be a special meeting of
i the City Council chambers tonight
at 8:00 o'clock, for the purpose of
! conferring with Mr. Barndollar. of
• the Alaskan Engineering Commit
! sion.
The train arriving from the coa=t
; this morning had only coast*and
way mail and a few passengers from
the coast. The Friday train should
have Outside mail.
The Alaska Beverage Company, of
Fairbanks, manufactures all kinds of
. | Fruit Punches. Sodas, Ginger Ale,
l i Syrups, Near Beer and Distilled
Water. M. W Diedrick, Manager.
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Fresh Fruit & Vegetables
Casabas, Cantalopes, Melons, Pears
Peaches, Lemons, Apples, Oranges
Grapefruit, Plums, Honey, Sweet
and New Potatoes, Carrots, Onions
Cabbage, Turnips, Cucumbers, &c.
W. A. COGHILL
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Qe\ l]our Order In
Fit
Fabric
Stqle
and tail
Place qorr
order roith
teed
k.
Se
Bros
For A Fall
SUIT and
OUERCOAT
New Patterns
New Prices
Tailored to Ijour
TTleasure and
Quaranteed bij
Seiig Rhothehs
FRANCISCOS LEADING WHOLESALE TAILORS
5/© MARKET STREET
Sax Fraxcisco.
The md Fall Samples and Style Rook
are'open to 40a no® — R><u
oara se lectio :l
250 Samples
$25 to $60
The Material* are
ALL U700L
Fancq TL?orsted» Herring Bones
Pencil Stripe*, etc. •
ALFRED J. GHEZZI
NENANA, ALASKA