PONT TAKE A CHANCE WITH WINTER]
BE PREPARED WHEN COLD WEATHER COVJES j
WE CAN SUPPLY EVERYTHING NEEDED IN THE WARM CLOTHING LINE j
COONSKIN OVERCOATS
$ 11 f>
Worth 3150
WOLF ROBES
Eiderdown
COMFORTERS
All sizes up to 7 x 8
DOLGE FELT SHOES
FUR CAPS OF ALL KINDS
HART SCHAFrMER & HARX
OVERCOATS
$25 to $33
BROADCLOTH
Overcoats
Satin Quilted "with Bcivcr Cellars
$47.50
Extra Fine Sweater Coats
$3.50 to $9.50
Fur Lined Overcoats
Lzrgs Ssavcr Ccilcrs
§75
Wool Blankets, $3.50 up
Black Russia Calf Coals
$37.50
LARGE QUILTS. $4.50
Bearer Collars an- Caps
SIMSO.N’S DEPARTMENT STORE
Alois Friedrich, the well-known Fair
backs carpenter end quartz miner, wi:
came to Nenana to work on the rimso:
betiding, retrmed to the upper town or
Thnrsday. having been called away or
co.trt business.
I
MODEL CAFE
Market Street
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PIES
and
CAKES
For
Sale
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George Sarantes
Roland Stage Line
Wil! Start Monday
Knot K^Lar.d. familiar?- know n a* the
old reliable Fditarod^freighter. sasosr.;
es that he will inaugurate a regular
stare service between Nenana and Fair
banks. commencing Monda' vb*a the
i .
I nrs: ng will leave town tor me upper
! river. Bert Locas will do the driving
j for the new line, and his long expsr
i since on the road msnrts promt de
| liveries at both ends of the trail. He
j will start the run with a team of four
| ana expects to get a wav front the 7er
' mica! early Monday morning.
Foua round card tables for sale,
inquire Mrs. Van Orsnei
Mail Carrier Delayed
Mai! carrier Calhoun, who has the
contract to carrv the mail between Fair
banks and JCenacs. has been delayed by
unfavorable trail conditions on his in
itial trip down the river. He left Fair
banks several da vs ago with the mail,
but was compelled to tarn back and was
still at Cfccna when last heard from ev
ident-!- waiving for the river to close
above Wood River.
Cooney’s Hotel and Store
General Merchandise
and Hardware.
Gents’ Furnishings General Outfitting
First Clsss Hotel in Connection
Rooms and Beds
Cooney & Cooney “A” Street
GET THE MOST OUT OF LIVING
Let Ds Help You
Ir» Our
Large Stock
You Will Find Many
HOME COMFORTS
Rags, Linoleum, Chairs
Mattresses, Beds, Springs
Wall Pap r. House Linings
Building Paper, Moulding
Sash, Doors, Glass
ANDERSON BROS. & NERLAND
Commission Pays Men
Off in Cash
SHORTAGE 18 ME ED SCKf
Business Men o: Neman Have
Thousands of Dollars T;ei Up
in Checks—Cash Welccme
The local men ey market was ven
considerably relieved during the weei
bv the sir. cal of a quantity of cash Iron:
Fairbanks which '.'as listnbute-i amor:
the empiot ees of the Engineering Com
mission instead of government E:~ck;
on the second cf the month. Th<
money was brought down from Fair
banks bv J. C- Williams. disbursing cf
nner of the Fairbanks ofsce of the Com
missi os, and Us arrival here rtlie-ed ;
situation which had become extreme, i
embarrassing to local business men wh<
have already accumulated more govern
men*, checks than they can handle con
venientlv with the nearest bank £it'
miles distant.
The situation was explained to Com
missioner Riggs last month 2t a meet
ing of local business men and the mone?
was here in time to meet the month!'
pavrol!—snmetent. at least, to pay ah
tho-e who desired cash.
i nonei amounting $ 1r
w_sail that conld be securea ;n Fair
banks. As the matter was explain e. tc
Mr. Riggs unusual conditions exist in
the epper camp at the present time.
The First National bank, from which in
stitntion the money was obtained, re
ports that there is not the usual snrt In
to the credit of the government, an-i
until scch time as the Postofioe and
other Federal branches increase their de
posits it may be impossible to supply
Nenana with all the cash that may be
needed to take care of the Commission
payroll. Mr. Riggs has the assurance,
however, that all the money that can be
spared conveniently by the bank will be
shipped down river from time to time,
so it is probable that another serious
shortage of cash will not occur here.
The cost of bringing the money down
this month was 5-*?.25. which amount
was subscribed by local business men.
The actual cost was considerably more
than that, but in figuring the expense
of the trip Mr. Riggs took into account
ortlv such money as had been actually
paid out, such as horse hire, wages for
the man who accompanied the Com
mission disburser, and roadhouse ex
penses, etc.
Dry Lumber For Sale. Inquire
Simeon’s
, Nensna Post Office
To Have New Home
: e c.—.e the next mail
| >t Office will
•« i resent lo
rn ore com
| : "r e n .he Vsh Orsriel
- ..ut. c-pjxjyite the
I —Cr i,; b:e I t t-tites Ctrnimiss
| ion« r. 71.e chance or e which will be
»e'.c‘med by the p-sMic 1 rcasse of the
I t ict t:;at the rt» l^>c t::t > more cen
i tru.. at . 5it-> beu^ese the business of the
i otttue .’a- t -e-ent quarters,
i 7be~e v, ;.. be nuc’* ::: e room >n the
ne-.v office. bet.t : r t -e having bnsi
ness to transact a:: : f r the Postmistress
and her assistant
rent: -- cr. ■ emploj an assistant was
r fro® Washing
ton on l:te .-ist mu:] nu - e h&s already
secured the servire o: Mrs. Van Orsdel,
v*hr* .s oe-n m re or .etts Associated
v. ..r* tne p^'>t 'See work here during
■ --^past severs a The business
| zhe iCKTi office .:a- ncreased to such
; e:.*en; tna: the t m; . mint of an as
s’ slant was essent.V..
The work of morim; he office w:ll
commence tomorrow mernieg. and bv
Mo:: U\ :t :> hoped ever :hlr.fi will be
:n re^ one- a: th.e new place to resume
business.
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Bridge Work Progressing
Fairbanks. Nov. „v i’ikIm the «1
p*r.:«ion of R. J. Sommers, the i rMjje
work across the China river i» ijoin^
akea<! rapidls. The approach to the
bridge cn the i'airlanks side is prac’i
ca!3y completed. pi;,^ have leer driven
in the river bed and half the prelimin
ary structure is in ph re .As there :•
no littm for the >-ridge it is douhtlul if
the steel work will lie completed niu-h
helofe sprint; as Mr. Sommers prefers to
let the work rest until the river is
frozen over soluliv.
Joe Burns is one of the busies; men
in town He is doing the wiring for
man* of the business places v.Lnch are
preparing to instal electric lights.
KOLAND'S
Nenana-Fairfcattks
STAGE
Leaves Nenana Every Monday
Carrying Freight and Passengers
Office: Terminal Cigar Store
Bert Lucas, driver
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sracrsBi’a
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^E3EM11 •
Tanar.a Sheet Metal Works
Ct*an and Hot Water Heating Plants
Sheat Metal Work and Plumbing
Gtovea and Furnaces
Gileher & Sen-* ecdiman
"A" Street
'X.'-z
THE TAVERN CAPE
Open Day and Night
Bread and Pastry for Sale
CURLEY & DUTCH
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ISM IT
eF
TS
Vote for the Man
Who Helped Rut
fSenana on the Map
JAMES WICKERSHAM
por
DAN SUTHERLAND
POR SENATOR
WILL REPRESENT
ALL THE PEOPLE
AND NOT SPECIAL INTERESTS
AND CORPORATIONS ALONE
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