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A nnouncement
Beginning Wednesday Morning
We will open the
Greatest
Stock Reducing Sale
of Dependable
Merchandise
In the history of Interior Alaska. Only FIRST CLASS
Goods are carried by us, consequently no old stuff, no
job lots or second hand army goods will or can be of
fered. Every article has been purchased direct from
the manufacturer and bears a First Class Label
WE ARE BACK OF EVERYTHING WE SELL
AND GUARANTEE THE WEARING QUALITIES
FOR FULL DETAILS AND PRICES SEE THURSDAY’S NEWS
THIS IS POSITIVELY A REDUCTION SALE
We Mean Business
FAIRBANKS CLOTHING CO.
OLDT1MER SAYS MAYO HAS
GOOD FUTURE IN PROSPECT
Paul Hogan, former member of
the Yukon council from the Klon
j dike district, arrived in Skagway
j recently enroute to Tenakee, and in
; an interview with a representative
| of the Daily Alaskan, spoke very j
j optimistically concerning the out
! look for the future in Yukon.and
; expressed an ever increasing eon
; fidence in the Mayo and Keno Hill
mining regions. He emphatically de-I
nies the reports that the mines are ]
playing out and that the veins are !
running to low grade, but explains!
| that the development is slow, partly
; on account of poor roads to the riv
'■ er landing, and partly because the
: development of any quartz mining J
j area is slow when compared to that;
of a placer field. According to Mr.
j Hogan, the Gugenheim interests at j
Keno are preparing to ship out
■ 3,500 tons of high grade ore next
' spring when navigations open on the
; Stewart river, while the Treadwell
Mining Co. plans to send out 2.500
tons. The new tractor recently im
I portedbv :he latter concern has pro
ven to be a great improvement over
theold method of hauling by horse
teams, and this will probably do
more than any other one thing to !
speed up the work and reduce ex
penses of operation in the near fu-i
I ture. The tractor has cut the cost I
j of hauling to the river from $28 to ;,
about $5.
The cold water thawing system
now being used around Dawson is i
making it possible to work many,
' claims which hitherto have been ;
deemed impossible of operation. The |
' system is being rapidly improved '
upon and its successwill add many !
years to the life of Dawson as a,
mining town.
In speaking of the Yukon in gen- j
era!, Mr. Hogan said that he be- :
lieves the recent visit of Lord Bvng
i to he territory will prove to be a
j boon in the matter of roads and fin- i
anc-ia 1 aid. The Governor-General
was greatly impressed by the vast '
I resources of the northern country
| and readlv saw that with the proper
! assistance from the federal govern
ment, there was every reason to be
! iieve that Yukon would once again j
j re-rurn to its halcyon days, with1
prosperity on all sides and a golden
j opportunity for all who seek it.
Masquerade suits at D’Orsa j’t
NEW RUGS
Beautiful Velvet Rugs 9x12
Seamless $49.00
Axminsters 27x54 in. $4.50
Wash Rugs $1.75 anb $2.25
Plaid Wool Finish Blankets pair S3.75
Wool Blankets at Special Prices
New Goods of all Kinds Arriving by even,
Boat
Come and hear the most
Wonderful Piano in the World
The “Welte Mignon”
Abe Simson
Mens and Ladies Furnishings
NEXT TO COONEY HOTEL
Winter Clothing
Wool Overshirts, Mackinaw Coats
and Pants, Fur Caps, Heavy Woo
Underwear, Sweater Coats, Socks
Blankets, Comforters, &c.
Ammunition, Traps, Tents, Tarps
Dog Harness, Stoves, &c,
Quick Close-out Sale
Fom_ Weeks of the Greatest Bargains Nenann F„*r Saw
gale Begins Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. 2*. at 1 rvr .~ .:
I Alltt S»'« ‘h“ »«>■ »■■'! cW hr lh Winter.«. to b.yii,; „ b,for, b, ^ s, , lo F.i,k,„l
MEIN’S SUITS and OVERCOATS
Suits & Overcoats
MOSTLY SMALL SIZES
$1 0.00
EXACT PRICE CONCESSIONS
YOUR CHOICE
27 WERE $40 EACH
39 WERE
36 WERE
14 WERE
21 WERE
6 WERE
$45 EACH
$50 EACH
$52 EACH
$55 EACH
$60 EACH
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
$30.00 to $35.00
Suits & Overcoats
$20.00
New Stock Dresses, Waists, etc.
All Dresses—Dance Frock*
$10, $15, $20, $25, $30
Special—Six Beautiful Eve
ning Gowns, Just Received
Best ever shown in Nenana
Value* up to $100.00
YOUR CHOICE
$40.00
HATS, up to $18.00 $8.00
HATS, up to $11.00 3.75
Silk and Wool Sweaters 3.75
$9.50 Heavy Wool Sweaters 5.75
Pure Silk Hosiery, pr 1.25
Entire Stock Oxfords, pr 3.75
New Stock Coats—fur collars 27.00
$175 Ladies Fur Coat 110.00
Flannelettes, percales .15
Hvy Union Suits 1.00
Sills Hosiery, pr 1.25
Sheets, large size 1.50
Imp. Wool Gloves 1.00
Sills Kimona Robes 5.75
9.50, 12.50, 14.75, 25.00
Worth up to 547.50.
MEN’S SHOES
Oad Line* up to $7.50
$3.75 a pair
MEN’S SHOES
Nun Bu*h. J. P. Smith’* and other
high grade make*. $8.50 to $9.50
grade*
$5.50 per pair
HANAN and DR. REED SHOES
SALE PRICE $8.50 A PAIR
Ltother Vest* -with ileeves $7.50
MEN’S MACKINAW COATS
$12.50 Oregon City Wool $8.50
ll.OOOregon City Wool . 7.50
8.50 Wool Mackinaws 5.50
COMFORTERS
Down Comforter* $12.50
Large Down Sleeping Robe* 22.00
Khaki cov. Sleeping Robe* 30.00
! Timber Wolf Robe 100.00
!
MEN’S HATS
Be*t Grade Stetsons, Imported
Velour*—Entire stock up to
$9-00, at each
*4.75
MEN’S SHIRTS
*6.50 Suitcloth Shirts . 4.25
*2.50 and *3 Madras Shirt* 1.25
Pure Silk Shirt* . 4 00
Shirt*, pure vrool _ 6.50
Underwear, odd* and ends, gmt 1.50
*1.50 Silk knitted Tie* .75
$2 Silk knitted Tie* .. 1.00
*1.50 Wide Silk Tie* _ 75
Odd* and End*, up to $1.50 .50
FELT SHOES
Dan I Green Felt Shoes, pr 5.25
Standard Felt Shoes, pr. 5.35
Our Entire Stock 12-in. Rubber
Shupacs, Goodrich, Goodyear
H.-press, U. S., etc _ -..*4 75
I
Don’t S£op
and wonder whether we’re going to give things
ju.t as we advert!,e. Thi, i, one of the strongest
****** °* Store’,. A, an example, we refer
you to ony one recently from Fairbanks who ha,
bought in our tale now being held there.
Stephenson [ bram> ] Underwear
FINEST WOOL AND SILK AND WOOL
PURE WOOL (Best Heavy) per »uit ..$6.50
MEDIUM WOOL, per suit 5 75
511.50 IMPORTED HEAVY WOOL, suit 7 75
$10.50 IMPORTED MED. WOOL, suit 6.75
HEAVY 100 , WOOL UNION SUITS 4.75
HEAVY SILK and WOOL UNION SUITS 6.75
CANADIAN UNDERWEAR and all Small
^^Lines of Heavy Wool, per garment 2.25
S W E AT E R S — JUST RECEIVED
A large shipment of Imported Sweaters and
Office Wool Vests (Heath’s and Universal). Also
^eaT7 Wool Sweaters and Sweater Coats
_ ON SALE FROM $2.50 UP
MEN’S TROUSERS
Big Assortment, up to $9.50 4.50
Kkski Pants 1.50
Kliaki Riding Breeches 2.25
Wool Riding Breeches 3.50
Best Wool Riding Breeches 4.50
Leather faced canvas gloves .25
Eisendrath Mammoth Mitts 1.25
ARMY SHIRTS
Pure Wool, blue or khaki
Army Blankets, wool
Army Shirts, wool
Army Gloves, wool, a pr
Army Underwear, pure wool
Shirts or Drawers, each
ARMY COATS
Army Sheepskin Coats 6.25
Army Sweaters, pure wool 3.50
Army Comforters, khaki color 2.00
$1.50 Wool Toques .75
Fur Caps ....1 3.00
2.75
3.00
$2.75
.25
1.50
MEN'S HOSIERY
Extra Heavy Wool Sox .50
Pure Wool Cashmere .50
Home Knit Wool .50
Odd line*, silk, wool, *ilk lisle .25
Imported English Wool .75
Boys' Suits, all sizes . $7.50
Men’s Odd Coat:, dark colors $5.00
Men s imp. Wool Sweaters $8.50
Pure Wool Office Sweaters $6.25
Pure Wool Office Jackets 6.25
Steamer Trunks, email $11.25
Steamer Trunks, real fibre 15.50
High Trunks, 36 in. 13.50
High Trunks, real fibre 18.75
Suit Case:, assorted kinds 4.50
Cowhide Suit Cases 12.75
VIOLINS
Large Stock Ands, Koch Imported
Violins, worth up to $40.00
SALE PRICE $12.00
Next to
TAVERN CAFE
Alex Simson, Prop
Store Closed Toni§*ht
Sale Starts Wed. at lp. m.