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Although Prices Advanced On the
Outside 75‘ iWe Are Still Selling
Goods At the Old Prices.
Buy Your Supply Now
HART SCHAFFNER A MARX HAND-TAILORED SLITS $25 up
ADLER S SILK AND SATIN UNED HAND-MADE SLITS $35
ALL WOOL OVERCOATS, HAND TAILORED. Lp Frc-s $35
COONSKIN COATS. MADE OLT OF EXTRA FINE SKINS $100
KEYSTONE WOOL PANTS $4 50
CHIPPEWA GLARANTEED ALL WOOL MACKINAWS $6.50
CANADIAN WOOL UNDERWEAR. SLIT $4.50
HLWT .ALL WOOL tEAfl* Br»ed * UNDERWEAR. SLIT $5.50
FINE WORSTED UNION SLITS $3 50
ALL WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS $3 50
SI ITCLOTH SHIRTS. Will Ottrn- TEr*-e OtS»n $0 50
WHITE WOOL SOX. 3 PAIR $1 00
BEST HAND-SEWED MOCCASINS $4 50
12-INCH SHOE PACKS. WITH HEELS $4 50
MAMMOTH MITTS _ $1.25
CLOTH CAPS. FLR TRIMMED SI 50
EIDERDOWN COMFORTERS. Si*» t.- PxS-, fe*t. Lp Fr.-= $15
WOOL BLANKETS. IN ALL WEIGHTS. Lp Frs= $6 00
BEST FEATHER PILLOWS $1.75
Get Ready for Spring
Laces Laces Laces
Embroideries
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF FINE LACES. HAND EM
BROIDERED SILVER .AND GOLD ON NET. .ALSO
BUCK LACES AND TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS.
COVERED BUTTONS. PEARL BUTTONS. BRAID ORNAMENTS
A FINE LINE OF EMBROIDERIES. BANDINGS. LINEN. LACE
For Spring Housecleaning
CRETONNES. DOTTED SWISS PORTIERS. COUCH COVERS.
A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF ?*12 VELVET AND BRUSSEL
RUGS. BATH RUGS. RAG RUGS. MATTING. VACUUM
CLEANERS AND CARPET SWEEPERS
SIMSOIVS
TLe Home of HART SOHaFFXER a MARX «'lo:L:ns
Highest Cash Prices Paid F r Raw Furs
BROOKER’S
CAPE and
BAKERY
VOLTA LIKE THE PLACE
COONEY HOTEL
REASONABLE
COMFORTABLE
CENTRAL
ELECTION NIGHT
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NOTICE
SENAXA LODGE- Ns- 1193
Lct*' Order »f Mrr«. a«ti ererr
WedsBtiT Ertikj »t S OC:Dck
AT LABOR UNION HALL
MADE IN NENANA
NliiGET AND OU) IVORY iElTLRY ^1ADE TO ORDER
WATCH FOR OCR BiG DISPLAY
HOWARD. ELGIN. WALTHAM AND HAMILTON
WATCHES
SOLD AT FACTORY TAGGED PRICES.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING
WM. TAYLOR
Manufacturing Jeweler
Butternut
We want you to give our Bread
a trial. When you have tried Tav
ern **Butternut” you will not be sat
isfied with am other.
SPEAKERS WILL TELL
CITIZENS ABOUT WAR
NemtiM ire to w fully tr
fiWii re^rrsrr.jr vv conditions ir.i
attired ssb;e-ets :r. a. serifs of short
addresses, dtl.verod by Mr.ous speak
ers of the ;rwr.. the ftrst of wr.:eh
■k:.l tor—, rur. of the resralair pro
ruht. Ge-o. W Ponr.tr^rtor. who
has boot appotrtoi Ner.ar.a reptv
serarre of the Four-Krr.e Met.
sovemoEt. wall be the first speaker
Kts iu.ir.as will be '..rt.tea to fear
ct.rates ar.i is that brief me he
will hseuss the war strustku. A— , r
rear. ciusessfc;? ar.i as much more
al. r.r those ‘..res as the time it its
itstosi. w_Il ;errt t
Fottr-tr.rate it tresses will be de
li\en<J twice nek week, n Sbb ...;
ir.i Wednesday eeer._r.es, ir.i or.
each ocetries there wll be i dtff
erer.t speaker ari i itfferer.t sub
ject. Tie second speaker or the
.tst ;s Re v, Robert Joseph Pina, who
w-.ll talk or Weitesiiy ever.tr. c of
rest week Ke w.ll be followed. os
Sturt hay. ry I>r Malcolm E Smith,
ar.i by R. C Mcrrts and Jo hr. 0
Martiy or the two speaktr.gr rtchts
SENANA BOVS ARE OFF
TO JOIN THE COLORS
Th.ir5.iiT r_ rrire ■aftree^ei tie
to he ~iie by rr: \reh-ir."*T. Ne
-ir.i-.tes, the it:.r. of wboci
FLORENCE REED ST.ARS
IN GOOD PATHE DRAMA
al-soir txst. r. horror F ar ra Marrr
.Vift.
w -t
i cre-Tirt sctiic. etfiei
~See Areha 7m “ S:rr rirrores
ire
"Se» Tori" is tie story of i rrar
ef the ■B'.rLi -ah: bee-:—es etrarrie-i
■*irh i cswras frrL liter to re-rret
rt He tftemr^ ttirr.ee art is
—r rs r»i it i tie pfcecograpfcy or
teihe rsral Pi tie 50ir iiri The
sa»w •srlZ start it StSfr. Tie price
rf iirss :t t-~ fifty tetts f::
rerersl iiss:t it: seTerry-free
rerrs for reserre-i seats.
Mr Gee. ff. Pettitrtet erlf a>
rrsss tie tr-tier re frr—-■ r tie eve
ri?. ifTthta far tr rotes to a
riserssi.-t of tie tl- srrratjtr and
Ajsersat ratrio-tisr.
ARTILLERY IS ACTIVE
IN THE WESTERN ZONE
LOXDOM Jar If.—Gereral Haar
retorts ziaz hesTy artillery creifrx
is r tir:«ress al-:rc rrartiraZy tie
ertfre ierrh of tie Westett frrr.z.
fw Verror to tie Flariers wist
W eatier I i—Thmhi I eorzfrre or fiT
tratCe for irfartry arret art tiere
is it fuawgaeBtf irrte artrrrty
ITU tie --rtogr.r f orces.
MUSHER FROM NENANA
DISAPPEARS ON ROAD
A masher from Xenara. who at
tempted to make the trip to Anchor
age alone by way of Broad Pass. is
believed to have pvr.jho? on the
trail, according; to reports brought
back free the coast by Townsite
Manager Fred S. Byts The masher
'.eft Nerana so—e iittie time ;r. ai
■oar.ee of the Eyas party, in Noe
s' mber. bat he was not seen by Mr
Kytas or his companions and he had
r.ot reached Ind-ar. river ir. advar.ee
of then;, so :s is presumed that he
lost h;s way ar.d pertshed.
The matter was reported to the
c .m.—issior. authorities at the other
erd of the line ar.d a party of rr.er.
■eras immediately dispatched ;r. search
of the mssstr.g mar. They four.d
r.o trace of htm. however. after hav
ing beer out a week.
The rase of the mussing mar. is
r.ot known. but Mr Eyas says that
he was an. elderly mar. ar.d that he
left Ner.ar.a early in November.
Several other mer. left at about
the same time ar.d on several oc
casions the old mar. camped near
them over night. bat apparently
preferred his cwr. company during
the day. Ke was finally lost sigh:
of entirely and nothing has since
been heard of him.
Mr Ryus is desirous of learning
the identity of the mar. and should
there be ar.y who know him. they
are urged to make the fact kr.cwr.
at the office of the Townsite nar.a
W.tb i
Pk'tic-er* of Ax>ki. br'.i :bc ir f; r
~s'. —<*-»"-••- - - ; * u- V - - .
iiT ivtr -jr. thereby fira»ly poiu:;
it S'fzirs & bnttob cf lie
trite—if cre*r._i»:;;- cf tic Nirtb
Ovcr Ore brr.ire-i i-i fifty -e =
hers T;tr i- ittcr ianc-e J; br. H
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list ifcriiy c—ettircr Trere
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GRACE (Presbyterian) CHURCH
R£Y. ROBERT
JOSEPH DIYEN
D. D.
MINISTER
"Mxa iad His
_7.30 P. M
SPECIAL SALE
DRESSES
Wort* £27-30. 5*1* pHce
$15
LACES. EMBROIDERIES AND
TRIMMINGS
259 DISCOUNT
SIMSON’S
Are You Hooverizing?
Eat Eggs. We Handle Only the
Genuine Petaluma Ranch Eggs and
Gl ARANTEE Every Single Egg.
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO.5
“ALASKA'S LARGEST OUTFITTERS"
New Goods Arriving Shortly
FORCE ME TO MAKE ROOM—THESE ATTRACTIVE PRICES
WILL PREVAIL FOR ONE
LADIES SHORT AND LONG COATS
HATS
SILK AND SERGE DRESSES
EVENING DRESSES
GOOD SERVICEABLE SKIRTS
KIMON'AS—GOOD VALLE
PETTICOATS. SILK
CORsETS—Amtrxi a Ladr and RAG.
VERY SPECIAL—SILK BROCADE BON
SWEATERS. $12 50 to $15 VALUES
Crep*e de Chine. Chiffon. Lace and Voile
WEEK ONLY
$10 00
$-.50 and $5
$12.50 to $17 50
$12.50 to $17 50
$2.50. $3 50 and $5
$2 to $5
$3
$2.50
TON CORSETS $5 00
$7 50
Waiat* $1, $2. to $5
MRS. MELLISH
NEXT TO COLISEUM
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ROADHOL5E MAN
VISITS NENANA
tar tits --tr.te:
SOCIALIST SAYS TERMS
ARE VERY MUCH ALIKE
ASHEN TON - C.. Jaa 12 —
‘.i~; : by WLsor
are itettttral -a-.rh ti.se a- ie-.
by Bvlsaevikt. arrti tie stturle ex
’tTIi; ~ lT.i! ^ —i’■ .ri IzT I;
reparti:>2 : r Bclr.'^n. srtl^ th~
:res:;e*: r«stonu>:r.
Electric Lights Steam Heat
THE
SOUTHERN
HOTEL |
N*we*t And Best Appointed
Hotel in Interior Alaska
TOM SMITH. Prep.
CHOP SUEY
and
NOODLES
Northern Cafe
FOR Sale—O'c '.2-iz. basie: sle.^h
and one ra.--.r Both nsi.
Irq-ire Boom 7. Dormitory No. 2.
FOWLER & MORRIS
GROCERIES
PRY GOODS
COMPLETE LINE LOWEST PRICES
COLISEUM
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY
PATHE GOLD ROOSTER
PLAY
New YorK
FEATURING
Florence Reed with an All Star Cast
FIVE PARTS
SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 O’CLOCK
GENERAL ADMISSION. SOc RESERVED SEATS. 7Se
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