OF INTEREST TO YOU
WHEREVER YOU WORK
IIOW CAN WE DO IT? THAT'S THE VITAL QUES
TION AMONG OUR COMPETITORS
READ THIS AND COMPARE OURS WITH ANY
PRICES IN TIIE TERRITORY
$5.50 12 INCH WHITE RUDDER PACS
WITH HEEL OUR PRICE PER PAIR
4-50
BALL HAND RUBBER^ SHOE PACS
WITH HEEL PER PAIR
3.50
ALL WOOL STAG SHIRTS, DOUBLE
FRONT AND BACK, Each.
5.50
HEAVY ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR
MADE IN CANADA PER SUIT
4-50
HEAVY MEDLICOTT UNDERWEAR
PURE SCOTCH WOOL PER SUfT
4.75
GENUINE A. A. CUTTER and CHIPPEWA
HAND MADE LOGGER'S SHOES AND PACS
Guaranteed Solid Leather, per pair.
9-50
UP
LEATHER FACED CANVAS GLOVES
WRISTLET OR GAUNTLET PER PAIR
.25
MORE THAN 30 DIFFERENT STYLES OF
J. D. STETSON HATS, Each....
OTHER MAKES OF HATS PER EACH .
5.00
3.50 ii])
PURE WORSTED MEN'S SUITS
IN DROWN OR GRAY TWEEDS
$15
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX MEN'S
SUITS IN THE LATEST FASHION
$25
ADLER'S SILK LINED SERGE
OVERCOATS LATEST STYLES
$35
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX FALL
and WINTER OVERCOATS, special
$25
MAMMOTH SIZE LEATHER MITTS, Per Pair. 1.00
PURE WORSTED SWEATER COATS . 3.50
HEAVY LEATHER WORK SHOES PER PAIR ... 4.50
ALL WOOL FANCY MAC KINAWS, Each. §8.50 up
HEAVY ALL WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS EACH 2.50
LEVY STRAFSS OVERALLS, Per Pair . §1.25
J. 1!. Stetson Hats
5.00
Heavy Flannel Shirts, each ....2.50
AGENTS FOR
FAIR HANKS TENT and AWNING COMPANY
CARRY IN STOCK LEATHER HARNESS AND
AC CESSORIES, C ANVAS OF ALL KINDS
TENTS, ACNNINGS AND TARPAULINS
MADE TO ORDER
GUNS, FISHING TACKLE and FISH NETS
OF ALL KINDS
P.ICYCLES & ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS
SIMSON’S
The Home of HART SCIIAFFNER & MARX c lothiiig
Highest Cash Prices Paid For Raw Furs
THE SKQF HOUSE,
Marhet Street at Second
Comfortable Rooms Spring Beds1
Clean Bunks
EVERYTHING NEW and CLEA\
Frank K. Andrews, timber
cruiser of the general land
ilfice, was in Neriana during
die week on his way hack to
Fairbanks from the lower river.
RAILROAD WATCHES
DIAMONDS
JEWELRY
On Display next to Mike’s
. Restaurant
SEE US WHILE HERE
SUTER’S
H. Larson
Representative
WE HAVE THE
LUMBER
DELIVERY ON SHORT NOTICE
INDEPENDENT LUMBER CO.
Just tliirty-four mimes have
been added to the list of regis
trations in Xenana since last
Saturday, bringing the total, up
to this noon, to 171, which is
regarded as a fair showing
for a town the size of Xenana.
The list of those who have
registered since last Satur
day follows:
(leorge ivetiogles
.M ike GassofV
Anton Yelick
Joseph I’earson
John Stolen
John Henich
Matt Ostovich
Alex Menzaeff
Jim Court'
Abo (linioff
Andrew Sorokovikoff
(leorge Ruiek Walker
< >scar A1 fons Strom
Julius lloimite
Mike Costoff
Jim Kadoff
Alfred Willomdihv
Oscar Orrill Melvin
Elas Amelahanoff
Sam Geroff
Milan Grvak
Obrad Iljelotomich
Peder J. Xilsen
Xiek I logoff
Willard Urban Wernet
Carl Ortoff
Fred Gusli
Robert Frank Ingersoll
William Simpson
Alphonso Gilbert Cameron
John Emerson Savoy
Sam Gassoff
Alek Kalissoff
Elia Kadzoaff
UXIOX IS SEARCHIXG
FOR SUITA REE HOME
The members of the Xenana
Labor union gathered at the
Martin-McMillan building on
Monday evening for the trans
action of routine business and
incidentlv for the purpose of
discussing the question of ac
quiring a permanent home.
The matter was finally left in
th«' hands of strustee and it is
understood that the board has
already decided on a plan
which is to be presented hi the
union at a special meeting
called for tonight.
It is understood that Mrs.
Duke has ottered the union a
lot and a half on Market street
adjoining the new Duke build
ing, providing the organization
will build a hall there. This
proposition will be put up to
the members tonight, it is said,
with the recommendation that
the offer be accepted. In
fact, the trustees have been so
favorably impressed that they
have* prepared plans of the pro
posed building and will submit
them at tonight's meeting for
the consideration of the mem
hers.
If the offer <>f Mrs. Duke is
accepted, the members of the
union probably will form a
building association, the usual
course when there are not suf
ticient funds in the treasury to
carry through an undertaking
of that kind.
It is contended bv those in
favor of building that such a
structure as it is proposed to
erect will provide the union
with a steady income, for the
;hall is certain to lie much in
demand for lodge meetings
and dances, besides providing
the organization with a per
manent home.
HORSES FOR SALE or
rent; also good dry wood for
sale.—Knut Kolaml, Third and
C.
COONEY HOTEL
REASONABLE
COMFORTABLE
CENTRAL
; FOR. SALE
Furnished four-room house
in Fairbanks. Recently remod
eled, thoroughly modern, warm
and comfortable. Also Koh
ler & Campbell piano, Vietrola
and 50 oractieally new records.
Monarch typewriter. See H.
Larson, The Jeweler.
MET IS NAMED
FOR SCHOOL BOARD
;i special school committee, at
tending to those matters re
quirin'! immediate attention.
The construction of the new
school building will he started
as soon as the ground has been
cleared and plans approved by
the townsite management,. Ii
is expected that the contract
will be let at an early date
and the building completed in
time for the commencement of
the school term before the end
of tin* present month.
At a public meeting of the
citizens and property owners
of Xenana, held at the Colise
um oil Wednesday evening,
the names of Mrs. M. -I. Coon
ey. 1 >r. I>. II. Moore, Fred
Major, (ieorge W. lVnnington
and John A. I’revig were
placed in nomination its candi
dates for membership on the
school board, which is to be
elected on September IS.
This action was taken for
the reason that It was thought
less confusion would result
and at the same time make
certain of the nomination of
candidates best qualified to
till the important positions.
The action of the meeting was
unanimous and the ticket ap
pears to be equally satisfact
ory to the general public.
Pending the election . the
candidates named will act as
PERSONAL MENTION
I>r. James II. Condit spent
several days in Fairbanks dur
ing the past week and is now
enroute to Ruby, where he
will make a brief stay on busi
ness in connection with the
church work at that place.
From Ruby 1 >r. Condit will
return to iiis headquarters at
Juneau, by way-of the-lower
river.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ander
son spent several days in Xe
nana during the week, return
in'; to their home in the upper
town on t lie steamer Yukon.
Kenneth, the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. .T. 15. Ilickford.
was knocked over by an auto
mohile at Fairbanks yesterdav
and severely bruised about ihe
head. The injured youth was
brought to Xenana during the
afternoon on the launch Sun
beam and placed under the
care of I)r. M. E. Smith. Mrs.
liickford also made the trip
down river. The automobile
which caused the injury was
driven by t'arl Selburg.
Commissioner Thos. Riggs.
Jr., Townsite Manager F. S.
I'yus and District Engineer F.
H. Hailey returned to Xenana
yesterday afternoon on tin* com
mission launch Sunbeam.
Advices received in Xenana
today tell of the sinking of the
barge' < 'olumbus in the Tolo
vana river. It is not known
here, however, whether or not
the barge had a cargo at the
time of the accident.
YFKOX IS COMIXtl
The steamer Yukon started
down river from Fairbanks
shortIv after noon todav and
should reach Xenana during
the early evening.
TYTYrBimnnr
If you Have
* trouble witb
your eyes or eye
glasses, see
Dr. A. A. KENISON
who is here for * few
dkjrf, representing the
Optical Department of
SUTER’S
of FairbanKi
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LET ME TAKE YOUR MEASURE
FOR YOUR FALL AND WINTER
SUIT
Wear STRAUSS BROS. MASTER TAILORS, Suits
ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION
ALBERT WILE, Agent
Skof House
BHHWi 'ill aWWglrigWtatJL'^
I ELECTRIC pumps!
|a DECK PUMPS I
FORCE PUMPS
PITCHER PUMPS
WELL POINTS
Lang and Toledo
RANGES
JUST ARRIVED
Tanana Sheet Metal Works
Go to
NELSON'S
for your
SHOES
and Shoe Repairing'
First class mail readied Xe
nana late yesterday afternoon
from the upper river. A lar^e
eonsiitnment of second class
matter arrived on the Yukon
Thursday niuht.
aiiroad
Cigar Store
Under New Management
General Merchandise
BOWLING
Paul Lescure
See
COONEY'S
For Your
Roofing and Building
Paper
Rope, Hardware
NAILS OF ALL KINDS
Groceries
PRICES RHHIT
Tavern Bakery
The management of the Tavern Cafe
announaes the opening of a modern
bakery, in quarters formerly occu
pied by the cafe. Bread or'any
kind of pastry made to order to
fill special requirements. Family
and out-of-town trade solicited.
DUTCH’S PLACE
FOWLER & MORRIS
GROCERIES
DRVGOODS
COMPLETE LINE
LOWEST PRICES
.. .lining
I THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE
Of THE NORTH
Everything in Groceries, Feed, Tobacco, Cigars, Hardware
Tools, Buildiog Materia), Electrical Supplies, House
hold Utensils, Overalls, Tents, Mattresses, Blankets, ete.
A Complete Stock of General Supplies, including
the Famous Mishawaka Rubber Boots and Shoes i
Corona Typewriters, Dodge Bros. Automobiles
Special Attention Given to Mail and Telegraphic Orders
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO.
Fairbanks Chena
i
When In Fairbanks
Drink BARTHEL S Beer,
The Best Made