OF INTEREST TO YOU
WHEREVER YOU WORK
HOW ( AN WE DO IT? THAT'S THE VITAL QUES
TION AMONG OUR COMPETITORS
READ THIS AND COMPARE OCRS WITH ANY
PRICES IN THE TERRITORY
|5.50 11’ INCH WHITE RUDDER PACS
WITH HEEL OUR PRICE PER PAIR
4-50
? ■
s 3-50
DALE HAND RUDDER SHOE PACS
WITH HEEL PER PAIR
ALL WOOL STAG SHIRTS, DOURLE C 50
FRONT AND RACK, Each...-.
HEAVY ALL WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS 4.50
MADE IN CANADA PER SUIT ^
heavy medlicott underwear
PURE SCOTCH WOOL PER SUIT
4.75
GENUINE A. A. CUTTER and CHIPPEWA q5()
HAND MADE LOGGER'S SHOES ANI) PACS " ^
Guaranteed Solid Leather, per pair. I I
LEATHER FACED CANVAS GLOVES .25
WRISTLET OR GAUNTLET PER PAIR
MORE THAN 30 DIFFERENT STYLES OF C.OO
J. II. STETSON HATS, Each . ^
OTHER MAKES OF HATS PER EACH . 3.50 up
PURE WORSTED MEN’S SUITS
IN DROWN OR GRAY TWEEDS
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX MEN’S
SUITS IN THE LATEST FASHION
ADLER’S SILK LINED S E R G E
OVERCOATS LATEST STYLES
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX FALL
and WINTER OVERCOATS, special
$15
$25
$35
$25
LEVY STRAUSS OVERALLS, Per Pair . $1.25
MAMMOTH SIZE LEATHER MITTS, Per Pair. 1.00
PURE WORSTED SWEATER ('OATS .... 3.50
HEAVY LEATHER WORK SHOES PER PAIR ... 4.50
WOOL SOCKS PER PAIR .... 25
MEN'S PURE WORSTED UNION SUITS EACH 3.50
IIIPPRESS RUDDER HIP DOOTS PER PAIR . 8.00
HEAVY ALL WOOL FLANNEL SHIRTS EACH 2.50
ALL WOOL FANCY MACKINAWS, Each, . $8.50 up
AGENTS FOR
FAIRDANKS TENT and AWNING COMPANY
CARRY IN STOCK LEATHER HARNESS AND
ACCESSORIES, CANVAS OF ALL KINDS
TENTS, AUNNINGS AND TARPAULINS
MADE TO ORDER
GUNS, FISHING TACKLE and FISH NETS
OF ALL KINDS
RI('YULES & ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS
l
SIMSON’iS
The Home of HART SCIIAFFNER & MARX Clothing
Highest ('ash Prices Paid For Raw Furs
Townsite Manager F.S. Ryusj
Will accompany Mr. < 'liristcnscn
to Fairbanks and together they
will make a tour of tin* creeks
in that district and look over
tin* farms in tin* immediate
vicinity of Fairbanks for the
the purpose of securing statis
tics. They probably will leave
for the upper town Monday.
•T. II. Russell has secured
another grading contract and
announces that he and his two
partners will he ready to start
on the new work within a few
days. They have just comple
ted their first contract, about
35 miles south of toyn.
Albert Wile has just received
a line of the late Srauss sam
ples and is soliciting suit ord
ers among the people. Mr. Wile
has represented the Strauss
establishment in Alaska during
the past three years.
WE HAVE THE
LUMBER
DELIVERY ON SHORT NOTICE
INDEPENDENT LUMBER CO.
END SEPIEMBER1
The names of 137 men have
been entered in the registra
tion hooks by Commissioner
Icobert K. Hums and it is be
lieved that tliere are many
more in the precinct within the
age limit, who have for some
reason or another, been unable
to register up to the present
time.
The number of names to be
added is roughly estimated at
100, which means that the com
missioner will be kept pretty
busy if all of them appear at
his office before the closing
day of registration, September
first. Those who fail to make (
their appearance within the
prescribed time limit will find
considerable difficulty explain
ing their delay. These are stren
uous times and the govern
ment expects all citizens to
respond promptly to the call
which has been issued.
The complete list of registra
tions, up to the present time,
I is as follows:
far are:
Carter Robert Koon
Claude Victor Spence
James Peter Momb
William John Hubbach
George Fenton Cramer
Roger Holland1 Coombs
Robert Royal Douse
Earl Hagen Foster
Lawrence Edwin Cole
Frank Walfurd Peterson
Norman Carl Anderson
Lawrence Roland Vernon
William Arthur Young
Hawley Winchell Sterling
Craig vc-nB. Redman
Ralph Lorane Johnson
Harry Cort Lowe
Nick Larson
William Jerome Wainwright
Louis Paul Rapps
Henry McPhee
Charles Hubbard Hall
Finan Daniel Delaney
Jerry John Bardes
Richard B. Ward
Henry Grady Sumerlin
Angus John McPherson
Edwin Mike Trepte
John Brady Dinley
William Edward Lawrence, Jr.
Alex Frederick Frederickson
Edward Hugh Melnnes
John Paulsteiner
William McDowell
Wolfgang Thiele
Nels Adrien Lundstrom
Christian Meier Mortensen
Peter Johnson, Jr.
John Edward Nye
Ralph Irving Waechter
John Gudweth
Arild Cato Slippern
Kyuzaburo Saito
George G. Henry
Earl Craig McCrary
John Melvin Hansen
Allan John McPhee
Elvin Johnson
Samuel Jesse Dumbolton
Thukididis Koulouris
George Gagnon
Edward Clarence Carreher
Henry John Smith
Oscar Greenbeck Olson
Angelo Bartholomew Lyman
William Demetrics Papadopulos
Walter Carl Miller
James Iirvne
Michael Romas
Costo Rongaloff
James Howard
Henry Joseph Green
Lester Lee Summerlin
Fred Earl Rowman
Arthur Hunnie Shea
Robert Ephriam Case
Guy Cordiner
Harold Raymond Anderson
Peter Jackson Hauland
Railroad
Cigar Store
Under New Management
General Merchandise
POOL
Paul Lescure
James Fhair
Edward Earl Lund
Harry Lester Townsend
Thomas Thornton
Foul Falfy
William McDonald Mellish
Nels Fahlstrom
Dale Clifford Nelson
Christian Dedrickson
Mjirko Rugoff
George Arthur Corbeil
John McGovern
Weaver Jackson Friam
Frank (iravdon Slierrard
Walter Love
James Riley
Andrew. Hanson
Daniel Jnretich
Albert Lamont
Grant Victor Allen
Henry A. Kiel
Janies Walker
Ole Halvor Hoen
Martin Ottersted
Rasmus Hanson
Alexander Irvine
Clifford John Cox
Andrew Anderson
Monrad Matliisen
William Carlson Cornell
Hans Lornberg
Harry Wartiehl
Frank Gassoff
Elas Goskielf
Jack Dalton
Asa Lovett Doty
Arthur Gawne
Robert Crichton Innes
Isaac Pendleton Taylor
Arne Arneson
Albin Teadar Johnson
Axel Larson
Victor Frederick Fleischman
Johan Thorrald Hanson
William Nicholas Thomas
John Turner
Leon Ferry Shoemaker
Oscar Herg
Archil Albert Mere
Walter Joseph Elliott
Louis Jacobson
Frank Murphy
John Albert Rudolph Larson
William John Holm
Irvine Albert Alderman
Joakim Ferdinand Martinan
Edward Samuel Mugford
Daniel J. Gallagher
Joseph Robins
Earnest Gerhard Pearson
Henry Tazioli
Niko Toivonen
tlus John Hahn
Paul Ivintzele
Herbert Williford Miller
George Lutwig Reichelt
Uno Swensk
Frank Twfel
For Your
Roofing and Building
Paper
Rope, Hardware
NAILS OF ALL KINDS
Groceries
PRIDES RIGHT j
THE SHOE HOUSE
Market Street at Second
Comfortable Rooms Spring Beds
Clean Bunks
EVERYTHING NEW and CLEAN
■ ELECTRIC PUMPS
DECK PUMPS
FORCE PUMPS
PITCHER PUMPS
WELL POINTS
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Tanana Sheet Metal Works
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Have just received
STRAUSS BROS. MASTER TAILORS
Line of Samples
A House with 40 years guarantee behind it
You can select your
SUIT or OVERCOAT
From 500 samples, including all the
LATEST NOVELTIES
For Fall and Winter
It will pay you to get a Good Tailor Made Suit
We gsarantee absolute satisfaction or money refunded
ALBERT WILE, Agent, Nenana
For Strauss Bros., Master Tailors, Chicago
Cffice, Skof House
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Herman Kosbitrg business
manager of t lie Coliseum,
spent severa 1 days in Fair
banks (luring the week.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt, wife of
one of the owners of the Wood
River Lumber company, tame
down river early in tin* week
for a several day visit in town.
< 'hairman Edes will leave for
Fairbanks on Monday on tin*
commission launch Sunbeam.
COLISEUM
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY
MARGUERITE SNOW
WITH TIIE niFTEDrrnnfr i r riTI7DI7
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The Upstart
A SPARKLING SATIRICAL (’O MEDY DRAMA
IN FIVE ACTS OF WONDERFUL PHOTO-,
PLAY, BASED UPON THE SUCCESSFUL
STAGE PRODUCTION OF THE SAME
NAME '
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General Admission, 50c.
Reserved Seats, 75o
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GROCERIES
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COMPLETE LINE LOWEST PRICES
I THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE
OE THE NORTH
Everything in Groceries, Feed, Tobacco, Cigars, Hardware
Tools, Building Material, Electrical Supplies, House
hold Utensils, Overalls, Tents, Mattresses, Blankets, ete.
A Complete Stock of General Supplies, including
: the Famous Mishawaka Rubber Boots and Shoes
Corona Typewriters, Dodge Bros. Automobiles
Special Attention Given to Mail and Telegraphic Orders
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Drink BARTHEL'S Beer ,
The Best Made