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BONA FIDE REDUCTION SAIF
THE GREATEST SALE EVER PULLED OFF IN INTERIOR ALASKA
Clothing
$35.00 Suits, Fancies $20.00
$37.50 ” ” $22.50
$40.00 ” " $25.00
$45.00 ” ” $30.00
$50.00 ” ” $32.50
$52.00 & up ” $35.00
$45.00 Blue Serges $30.00
$55.00 $40.00
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ALL OVERCOATS
DRESS SHIRTS
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We are not presenting ragged, war=worn or
bankrupt job lots; nor have any of our goods
been shipped and re-shipped from place to place
until they have become ancient.
On the contrary, our purchases are made di
rect from the manufacturer and they bear the
maker’s label. We do not advertise at redicu
lously low prices and then dissapoint customers
by telling them we are just out of their size.
The lines are complete--nothing is withheld.
We mean business and are on the square
Space does not permit our listing all, but a few of the many bargains
are mentioned below, just for eye openers. Read them all over carefully
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Mats and Gaps
$6.50 Muskrat Caps $5.25
$2.50 Fur Inband Caps $2.00
$3.00 ” ” ” $2.25
$3.25 7. " " $2.50
$3.50 ” ” ” $2.75
$3.50 Golf Caps plain $2.50
Patricks Toques double weave $1.50
Down Quilts Khaki covered 7x9 $33.00
HATS
ENTIRE STOCK
lA off
EVERYTHING GOES IN ORDER TO REDUCE AND CLEAN UP
Shoes
$11.00 FLORSHEIMS, Sale Price ....$ 9.00
9.50 BARRY, Sale Price. 7.00
9.00 OGDEN, Sale Price . 6.50
7.50 FRANKLIN FOX, Sale Price. 5.50
7.50 THOMPSON, Sale Price 5.50
10.50 Chippewa Work. 153-12in., Sale Price 6.75
14.50 Chippewa Work, 204-16in., Sale Price 9.50
11.50 Chippewa Work, 203-12in., Sale Price 7.75
7.00 Chippewa Work, 170, Sale Price 4.75
16.00 Chippewa Pacs, 583-12in. 11.50
17.50 Chippewa Pacs, 1233-12in.. Sale Price 13.00
17.00 Chippewa Pacs, 5S4-16in., Sale Price 13.00
8.50 ALL FELT, 57 G, Sale Price 6.50
7.50 ALL FELT. 57 S, Sale Price 5.50
6.50 ALL FELT, 55, Sale Price 4.25
5.00 All Felt Shoes, Sale Price 3.50
11.00 KID COVERED FELT, Sale Price 8.75
SLIPPERS
3.75 Dan. Green Comfys—Men’s, Sale Pr. 3.00
3.75 Felt, Leather Sole, Men's, Sale Pr. 3.00
3.75 Moccasin Comfys, Men’s, Sale Pr. 3.00
2.50 Dan. Green 2024-13, Women’s, Sale Pr. 1.75
3.00 Dan. Green. 360, Women's, Sale Price 2.25
3.50 Dan. Green, 1003, Wonem’s, Sale Price 2.25
3.50 Moccasin Comfys, 919, Women’s, Sale Pr. *2.50
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
1.75 Puritans Toe Rubbers, Sale Price 1.25
1.75 Richmond Storm, Sale Price. 1.25
2.50 Alaska, felt lineed. Sale Price 2.00
7.50 Eureka Pacs, 12in., Sale Price 6.00
6.50 Goodrich Pacs. 12in., Sale Price 5.00
7.00 Legros Pacs, r2in., cleats, Sale Price 6.00
6.50 Lincolns Pacs, 12in., narrow. Sale Price 5.50
LEATHER VESTS
12.50 Corduroy body, 2243, Sale Price 8.75
14.50 All Leather, 2244, Sale Price 11.25
13.50 Sheep Lined, lea. sleeves, Sale Price 9.75
13.50 No. 855, Sale Price * 10.75
12.50 No. 816, Sale Price 7.50
13.50 No. 910, Sale Price 9.25
12.50 No. V4, Sale Price 8.75
21.50 Shaw Collar, Sale Price 16.75
7.00 W. D. G. Co. Wool Vests, Sale Price 5.25
HEAVY WOOL SOX
1.00 White, Sale Price .50
1.00 Gray, Sale Price .50
1.25 White, Sale Price .75
1.25 Sealskin, 1900, Sale Price, 2 pair c 1.75
j PRICES SHOWN ON THIS SHEET
{ ARE POSITIVELY FOR THIS SALE
J ONLY. WE ARE NOT CLOSING UP AF
! TER THE SALE IS OVER. OR MOVING.
J LIKE THE ARABS. TO PASTURES NEW
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MEDUCOTT UNDERWEAR
$8.50 Medium Weight, No. 17, Sale Pr. $7.00
9.50 Heavy Weight. No. 7, Sale Price 8.00
BREECHES
$6.50 Corduroy, 1460-61, Black’s, Sale Pr. $5.00
6.50 Moleskin, 831, N. Bros., Sale Pr. 5.25
4.50 Khaki 1200. Black's, Sale Pr. 3.50
5.00 Khaki, 114, S. Orr, Sale Pr. 3.75
6.00 Khaki 270, dble. Duxback. Sale Pr. 5.00
5.00 Khaki, 465, dble. Kangoros. Sale Pr. 4.00
PANTS
5.00 W. Rep. Kangoras, Sale Price 4.00
6.00 W. Rep. Duxbak. 271, Sale Price 5.00
5.00 W. Rep. Black’s. 122, Sale Price 4.00
MACKINAW COATS
14.00 N. Bros., Fancy Plaids, Sale Pr. 11.50
11.50 N. Bros., Fancy Plaids. Sale Pr.8.75
MOCCASINS
5.00 Full Buck, all sizes, Sale Price 4.25
MITTS
1.75 Mammoth Horsehide, 1950. Sale Price 1.25
1.00 Wool Inside, Sale Price .75
.50 Wool Inside. Sale Price. 2 pair _.75
GERMAN SOX
2.50 Black and Gray, Sale Price 2.0d
NOW IS THE TIME AND HERE IS }
J THE PLACE TO BUY A WINTER OUT- I
FIT FOR CASH. EVERY ARTICLE IS !
FIRST CLASS, NOT SOMETHING JUST j
• AS GOOD, AS SOME W ILL TELL YOU.
; BUT THE REAL THING, BOUGHT TO
• GIVE SATISFACTION. OUR GUARAN- }
• TEE GOES WITH EVERY PURCHASE •
» AND WE HAVE A BIG STOCK TO •
1 DRAW’ FROM. 1
SALE CONTINUES UNTIL FURTHER !
| NOTICE AND MAY LAST ALL WINTER !
IF ABRAHAM DON’T TURN OVER IN |
J HIS GRAVE, IT W ON’T BE OUR FAULT j
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Cruisers’ Shirts
(With Breeches to Match)
S14.00 BLACK’S SHIRTS, 19S7, Sale Price *11.75
9.50 BLACK’S Breecches to match. Sale Pr. 7.25
11.50 BLACK’S Shirts. 1986, Sale Pr. 9J5
/.50 BLACK’S Breeches to match. Sale Pr. 5.75
11.50 N. Bros. SHIRTS. 901, Sale Pr. 8.75
10.00 N. Bros. Breeches to match. Sale Pr. 8.25
11.50 BLACK’S Shirts, 1981, Sale Pr. 8.75
11.50 N. Bros. Shirts. 900, Sale Price 8.75
16.00 FILSON’S Shirts, Sale Price 14.25
16.00 FILSON’S Breeches. Sale Price 14.25
STAG SHIRTS
10.00 X. Bros., 636, gray plaid. Sale Pr.
10.00 X. Bros.. 652, Sale Price
12.00 McKIBBIX, 555, Sale Price
9.00 McKIBBIX, khaki. Sale Price
WOOL SHIRTS
3.50 Light Gray, Sale Price 2.25
7.00 Assorted Fancies. Sale Price 5.75
6.50 Assorted Fancies 5.25
6.00 Assorted Fancies, Sale Price 4.75
4.50 Assorted Fancies, Sale Price 3.25
5.00 Assorted Fancies. Sale Price 3.75
WORK SHIRTS
1- 50 and 1.75 Assorted. Sale Price 1.00
2.50 Black Sateen, Sale Price 1.75
2- 50 S. Orr, 1000 Mile, Sale Price 1.75
SWEATER COATS
7.50 Thermos, W. D. G. Co., Sale Price 5.75
7-50 Shaw Collars, Sale Price 5.75
12.00 Extra Heavy, Sale Price. 9.75
GLOVES
.50 Canvas, lether palm. Sale Price .25
.75 Goat Skin, Sale Price .50
.75 Pigskin, Sale Price .50
.25 Canvas, plain, heavy. Sale Price, per doz. 2-50
OVERALLS and JUMPERS
2.00 Kangaroo, waist and bib, Sale Price 1-50
2.25 X. Bros, Sale Price 1.75
5.50 Kangaroo Coveralls, Sale Price 4.00
THE BELOW ARE REDUCED OXE QUARTER
FROM REGULAR PRICES
BLANKETS, COMFORTS. PILLOWS
LAMB WOOL QUILTS
SUIT CASES and TRAVELING BAGS
PAJAMAS and NIGHTSHIRTS
_UNDERWEAR (All Except Medlicott)
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8.25
•8.50
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FAIRBANKS CLOTHING CO.
Southern Block Nenana
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
Complying with the laws of Alas
ka notice is hereby given that a
special election will be held in the
Ciey of Nenana
Tuesday, November 7, 1922
for the purpose of electiing one
school director to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Frank
Teufal. .
The names of candidates must'
1.? V. V ■ bard* of the clerk of the
School Board not later than noon, 1
November 1, 1922.
The polling place will be located j
in the fire hall. Polls will be open'
from 8 A. M., until 7 P. M., on the i
day and date of election. f
Clerk of School Board j
Date of first publication. 0<St. 7-22 j
Court costumes for ladies and c
gentlemen, in gold, silver and lace, j c
Just the thing for the mask ball.! s
D’Orsay’s ahop. ’ <
ATIN REPUBLICS INVITED.
TO ATTEND UPLIFT MEETING
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct 28—
'he United States has invited the
overnments of Guatamaia, Nicara
■ua, Honduras, Sanvador and Costa
tica to send plenepotentiaries to a
onference to be held here in De-1
ember for the "discussion of mea-1
ures looking to the well being of;
Central America”, the results there-1
of to be embodied in a treaty for
the permanent regulation of mutuali
interests.
BURCH JURY SELECTED
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 28—The se-!
lection of the jury for the third |
trial of Burch was completed this
week and the taking of testimony
is now in progress.
Masquerade suits at D’Orsav’s
COLORED CANDIDATE WANTS j
KLAN PUT OUT OF BUSINESS i
BOSTON. Oct. 28—Matthew Bul
lock. negro. Republican candidate for
the state house of representatives, £
has filed with the clerk of the house (
a bill to prohibit the organization j 1
of the Ku Klux Klan in the state, t
He designates the organization as a: \
“menace to public peace”. He would 1
make membership in the klan sub-j i
eet to a fine of $500, or imprison
ment in jail.
COOL HEAD SAVES BALLOON
NEWPORT NEWS. Oct. 2d—Tm
estruction of the army dirigible
1-14 was prevented here this week
,y the presence of mind of a membe
f the crew, who pulled the rip cord
rhen a hole was torn in the bag.
etting the gas escape. All the othe.-s
an when they heard the gas escape. *