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THE LARGEST STOCK I
OF MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS
IS NOW READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION
FOR MEN
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
Suits and Trousers
America’s Best Tailored Clothes
STETSON HATS
HANAN SHOES
J. P. SMITH SHOES
and other makes
SPRING UNDERWEAR
NECKWEAR in all the
Newest Shades
HEAD NETS^ - 5^
BED NETS - - $2
FOR LADIES
Pretty Dresses
Handsome Coats
Latest Hats
Dainty Waists
SUITS
SPRING UNDERWEAR
"Tor your home
Dressers, Linoleum, Rugs
Shades, Curtains, Quilts
Beds, Mattresses, Blankets
PHONOGRAPHS
3000 VICTOR RECORDS
PIANOS, PLAYER PiANOS
| AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES K
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FAIRBANKS
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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RADISHES and ONIONS
For Sale. Also Cabbage,
Cauliflower and a variety
of Flower plants for future
planting. Garden, E and
Third. Peter D. Mortensen
FALLON HOUSE
Good, Clean, Quiet Sleeping Ac
commodations
Electric Lights Furnace Heat
| Jas. J. Pal ion Front & A
RAPPOLT’S
BAKERY
Bread
Pastry
LUNCHES
Everything New and Clean
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] RAILROAD NEWS j
Twenty-six lots were disposed of at a
public auction held in Anchorage on
April 23, the sale being conducted bv
Manager Christiansen of the Land and
Industrial department of the Alaskan En
gineering commission. The highest price
paid was 5750 and the prices ranged from
that figure downward to 5100.
The employes of Camp 91, Fallscreek.
ill the Turnagain district, recently sub
scribed $23 for the purchase of a national
flag for the adornment of the office build
ing at that place.
The steamer Turret Crown, with the
barge St. David, laden with equipment
from the Canal zone, were expected at
Anchorage the latter part of April.
A photograph of the Nenana basket
ball team adorns one of the walls of the
gymnasium of the Anchorage railroad
Y. M. C. A.
A dance for the benefit of the Cook
Inlet baseball league was held recently
at Anchorage. The admission charge
i was $1.
The opening baseball game of the Cook
Inlet baseball league will be played to
morrow at Matanuska. There will also
be a game the same day at Anchorage.
The grand total of all the eniployeeson
the payroll in Anchorage division on
April 7 was 2908.
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Tracklaying on the Eska Creek coal
spur has been completed.
Laying of steel on the main line, out
of Matanuska Junction, was started on
L April 14.
TAVERN CAFE
The Same Gooc3 Eats at the Same
Old Stand — Moved to the end of
the lot until New Building Is ready
The Two Crips Back on the Job
Curley Dutch
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Personal Mention
A1 F. kaynor, well known oldtiyie
restaurant man, arrived from Fairbanks
on Tuesday and will locite here if he can
find a suitable ooening. Mr. Raynor
spent the winter in the Tolovana country.
Dr. J. A. Sutherland of Fairbanks
spent Monday nite in Xenaua, having
made the trip down on his launch Stwash.
He returned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henrv Bants arrived in Xenana
on Monday to join her husband who rec
ently opened the Montana rooming
house on Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fd Lund came down
from Fairbanks on Monday on the launch
Si wash. Mr. Lund has accepted a post- !
tion at the Simsun store.
A. L. McDonald was a business visitor
in Fairbanks several days this week.
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Curley Benson has been in Fairbanks
most of the week purchasing supplies and
equipment for the Tavern cafe.
Ben Simson, ownerof the Simson store, 1
arrived from Fairbanks on Monday a'ter
an absence of several months, during
which time he \isited the big liasteru
cit es making purchases tor his establish
ment.
Jack Dickey is in Xenana agajn nf.cr
an absence ot several months. He cattle
down from Fairbanks dining the early
part ol the w eek.
Joe Johnson took the launch Peereless
up river oil the opening trip of theseason
last Saturday, returning Tuesday.
A1 Ghezzi, owner of the Ghezzi pool
hall and siore, arrived in Xenana from
! Cliatanika during the week on a se\eral
day business trip.
The appearance of the Chas. Hanover
residence on upper A street is hem# im
proved by the addition of a lustic porch.
'I he last launch Si wash is being oper
ated this season between Xenana and
Fairbanks by Fied A. Douse. A regular
passenger and express service is to he
maintained between the two towns thru
out the summer.
Additional ground is being cleared be
hind the Shaw & Grey icehouse for the
storage of lumber which will soon begin
arriving fiom the Howell mill down the
river. ;
Joe Fisher of the Fairbanks Clothing
company spent several days in Xenana
during the week, transacting business
for his establishment.
Lou Weslou of the Gordon store. Fair- :
banks, arrived in Xenana with a ship
ment of goods the first of the week and
has secured temporary display rooms ill
the Goonan building. j
The work of excavating having been
completed, Gulliford, Katchpole & Koon
began laying the foundation for the new
Roberts building at the corner of Second
and A streets yesterday.
Frank McGibney arrived from Fair
banks yesterday with two teams of horses
and will engage in the express business
here.
Dutch Blankfield was ac ong the Fair
banks arrivals during the week.
Dr. R. R. Meyers will arrive in Xena
na within the next few days and will
reopen his offices here.
Commissioner Thomas Riggs, Jr., re
turned to Xenana yesterday on the Com
mission speedboat Sunbeam after a visit
of several days on business in Fairbanks.
Walter Skof is a recent arrival in town
from Cleary City
Cecil Clegg, prominent Fairbanks at
torney, come down river on the launch
Si wash yesterday and will spend a couple
of days in Xenana on matters of business.
Miss Laura Lewis, who resigned her
position as stenographer in the Commis
sion accounting office several days ago,
left for her home in Fairbanks this morn
ing. She has accepted a position with
the new Fairbanks bank in the upper
town.
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Mrs. Robertson, who receutly under
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Nicely Furnished Rooms to Rent
suitable for office or living rooms i
in the New York Block. Inquire
at Simson’s.
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Arriving by First Boat, via Whitehorse
A FULL LINE OF
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
l\ and Appliances, viz.: All Wiring Materials, In- 0
direct Reflectors, Vacuum Cleaners, Sewing
Machines, Hot Plates, Water Pumps,
Fans, Mazda Lamps, Ltc.
TAN ANA SHEET METAL WORKS
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GROCERIES
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HOOKS and BAIT
Scrim Curtain Goods
Anderson Bros. S Norland
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DRESSMAKING and All
kinds of Sewing.
Mrs. Pickering. Hotel Rust
went an operation at the Commission ^
hospital, left for her home in Fairbanks
this morning:.
Electrical Engineer 15. El. Holifkld is !
in his office again after a it absence of
several (lavs in Fairbanks. He came j
down on the Sunbeam vesterda-.
FOR SALE—Large National Cash
Register; Large Show Case. Sintsons
FOR LEASE—Extra Good Business
Property. SIMSOiVS
ForSalc or Charter: — EVSctor Cost
“Northern Light,” 6 tons register.
Fully equipped, excellent condi
tion. See Wm. H. Smith, New York
Block. N 33-tf
RESIDENCE end BUSINESS
PROPERTY
Rents, Collections, Con
veyancing:, Notary Work
Shipping Agents
SMITH & Co.
Office New York Illock
FG/5 SALiZ—Lot and Building
13x£G. Inquire News Office
m.,* j naHBMBE
and PULL-UP
ROLLER and PULL-UP AWNINGS
Canvas, all widths and weights
U. S. Army Khaki, !0 oz
U. S. Army Khaki Drill
Salmon Net and Twine, at present Outside
Wholesale Prices
GUNS AT COST
16 and 20 Giiage 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