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THE STING OUT OF STORM
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you force a grin. but—
THE HABIT
GET
Smile to yourself when you are shaving—
Then it will come natural when you wish to purchase an
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Stein Bloch or
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After all is said, a SMILE is Something that none of us
understand; yet it Radiates and is Pleasing, just as our
XMAS TIES IN COLOR EFFECT
Bring the Happy Expressive Twinkle to the Eye of even
Those who seem to be looking on the dark side of
Sunshine, which is all around Us
YOU CAN GET A BIG RAY OF SUNSHINE IN OUR TIES
FOR 50c—AND A WHOLE LOT FOR $5.00
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AND SEE
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Fairbanks
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of Service We Lead and all
Others Follow
Fourth Avenue—Next Moose Hall
J. E. TERRILL
Fairbanks Telephone 93B
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VICTROLAS
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ARTISTIC
CLOTHES
I 'HA T is what you want—
* fine hand-tailoring plus
new and snappy patterns
always on display at
BERG, The Tailor
Fairbanks, Alaska
A hand-customed tailored
suit looks better and lasts
longer because of reliable
quality in 100 'per cent.
All Pure Wool Fabrics....
Dr. W. J. Pigrsr, former Wrang- J
ell doctor, who grave up his practice j
to join the colors during the war. 1
and who later became physician at
the Pioneer home at Sitka, is now j
located at Petersburk.
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FOR you
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ICE CREAM and CANDIES
Fresh Fruit in Season
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Paul Agugaroff - - FAIRBANKS
News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
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Among the recent arrivals in
town are Mr. and Mrs. Joe McDon
ald, Fred Carlson, Clarence Crites,
Gelrge Jestal, D. L. (Shorty) Thom
as, Joe Coyne, A. Brown. Joe Cap
ratos, Charles Freeman, Ted Bahn,
Charles Grill, W. W. Estes, Mike
Yovovich, Mr. and Mrs. Feldman,
Anderson, Conrad Olson, E. P.
Dodd, A. M. Fernandez, Mike Kir
off.
Among the recent departures
were F. J. Gadumssen. Frank Doner,
Steve Chugk, Albert Bandelav, John
Bellows, Tom Graham, Harry Phil
lips, John Letch, Ed Brooker, A.
Rasmussen, Allan Crane, Mr. and
Mrs. August Bjerremark, J. W.
Samson, II. Bedsen.
The fire department was called
out on Saturday evening to a house
at Fourth and Cowles, where a
chimney fire threatened destruction
to the building. The chemical fixed
things up with no resulting damage.
The occupant of the cabin was
away at the time.
The Rebecca dance on Christmas
Eve was largely attended and very
successful. A huge Christmas tree
and lunch were the features of the
tffair.
Midnight mass, which was cele
brated at the Roman Catholic
church on Christmas Eve, was very
largely attended and the music
rendered by the special choir was
of a very high order and very im
pressive. Father Elaine was the
celebrant. The choir, which was
under the direction of William Go’
brecht, with Miss Dorothy Roth, as
accompaniest, rendered Eduardo
Marzo’s solemn mass and composed
of Misses Lucy deWree. Albina Mil
ler. Mary Miller. Margaret Stewart.
Eva Delaney, Crimont Stewart,
Florence Roth, Blanche Ragsdale,
Gertrude Mylet, Helen Durand, The
resa Guis. Nettie deWree, Margaret
Fuller. Bertha Guis, Louise Schoes
ser, Emily Townsend. Pauline Mil
ler and Mr. Roden Davis.
The Christmas entertainment at
the Presbyterian church on Christ
mas Eve was largely attended by
the younger people of the town
The visit of Santa Claus was the
big feature.
The High School dance to be
held at Masonic hall, is scheduled
for December 28.
The smoker and reception to be
Moooooooooooooocxjoooooooa
given by the boys of Dorman Baker
Post, will take place on Saturday
next at the Legion headquarters in
the Lavery & Bailey block.
The Eagle Ladies’ masquerade is
scheduled for Saturday night at
Eagle hall.
Mrs. Victor Anderson is a holi
day visitor in town.
—
Skip Paul Riekert’s rink won the
Smith Gun Store trophy at the
Fairbanks Curling rink. The other
members of the winning rinlj were
I Boyker 3rd., Grove 2nd., and Mc
| Croskey lead. At a meeting of the
: club, to be held early next week,
rinks will be drawn for the second
bonspiel. the trophy for which will
be presented by Dick Thorne.
The Knight Templars held their
annual election of officers last week
and will instal on January 3. The
officers elected were a? follows: F.
R. Clark, eminent commander; W.
T. Pinkerton, generalissimo; Guy
B. Erwin, treasurer; E. H. Mac?,
recorder; E. H. Mack, senior ward
en; William Hunter, junior warden;
Frank M. Dunham, outside guard.
S. K. Gudmensen, a representa
tive of the Alaska & Siberia Fur
Company, is here on his annual fur
buying trip to Interior Alaska. He
will travel extensively throughout
the Interior this winter.
The whereabouts of J. C Eaton
is inquired of by J. id. Pear, of
Winchester, Ky.
Harry Brown and Arthur Hill
desire to extend sincere thanks to
those who assisted at the funeral
of the late W. W. Pendergraft. The
kindness of the Pioneers will long
be remembered.
The fiiehai! boys were remebered
by the businessmen of the town and
others. The gifts included all kinds
of smokes and eatts, with a variety
of home-made cookies and candy
from young lady friends The boys
desire to thank all who helped to
make their Christmas a merry or.e.
Recent advices received in this
city state that former U. S. Marshall
L. T. Erwin recently underwent an
operation at the Good Samaritan
hospital, in Los Angeles. He was
visiting in the City of Angels when
it transpired that an operation had
become necessary.
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