IDITAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $50,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
OFFICERS:
CHARLES ROSS, President ,
JOHN HOLMES, Vice President
R. C, BUTTON. Cashier
MERCHANTS CAFE
Caters to Large anil Small Parties
PRIVATE DINING ROOMS
Popular Prices Everything First Class
HERBERT E. RILEY, PROP.
GRAND BAR NDTiiiNG EyT IflE BEST
The Place to IVIeet
Fi-AT CITV_Your Friends_
LAST SAILINGS OF BOATS
FOR OUTSIDE PORTS
\Y«.r<l has been received at the local of
fice of the Northern Commercial Company
;.» tht t iled that the last sailings of steam
ers for the Outside will be made from
J'ikeman on September 19 and September
1‘ii. making connections with boats both up
and down the 'l ukon.
The steamer Washburn is scheduled to
By Their Works Ye Shall Know Them
' WATCHES
The Railroad Timekeepers of America
SOLD ONLY
AT FIXED SELLING PRICE
Extra Thin Models in Solid
GOLD CASES
FROM $55.00 TO $125.00
IVORY-NUGGET JEWELRY
Wm. Taylor, Fiat
leave Dikeman September L* for White
horse direct, connecting at Holy Cross with
the steamer Alice for Si. Michael, to con
nect with the steamship Senator.
The Delta will leave Dikeman on Sep
tember 21) for Fairbanks, connecting with
the steamer Louise at Holy Cross for St.
Michael, to connect with the Victoria, which
is scheduled to sail from Si Michael on
September .‘>0. This will be the last sail
ing from St. Michael this season.
We guarantee satisfaction.
Clemons & Koon.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mr.-. A. K. Maltby wish to thank
their many friends for the aid and sym
pathy extended during the illness and at
the time of the death and funeral of their
infant son, and especially for the many
floral offerings.
The undersigned will have a first-class
portable wood-sawing outfit in operation
about the first of October.
Your patronage will be greatly appre
ciated. J. C. VC RUIN.
Trail Murder !s Unearthed
| Marshal llreiineman >r Valdez has tele |
graphed In Marshal I Twin at Fairbanks Hie
| driails ni' Ihr llndlng ul' [lie body id' a mur
j deled man at Hie root of Tazlina hilt, seven
Indies north of Copper Center. The body
inns revered partly with sod and willows,
I the skull was broken in pieces and the body j
,vas in lr.rribie rondilioii. Papers round
Ion the body give Hie name of John smith,
land a transfer card of Hie Miners' Imion
,.f hlark IMaiiiond, daled April a. tiili.
logetber with a cerllhralr of examination
as coal miner in Illinois, were also found
mi the body. The mall was evidently about
ax years old. live reel leu inches in height,
Of dark complexion, and evidently all \us
Irian. He was a member of the Fralernal
order of Fagles. II was learned in Fair
banks that a man named John Smith arrived
there June Id and registered a! the Cos
mopolitan hotel. He remained there two
nays, and mi Ihe I sill, in company with
a iicsman named Tuny Tni. darted lor Ihe
Coast. The ease is a reminder of the two
other murders that were unearthed on the
trail hot fall. A detective has been work
ins oil those eases, lull the authorities have
In en unable In locate the criminals.
Socialist Legislative Ticket
Itv a referendum vote of the Socialist
party of the Fourth district, the following
legislative ticket ha- been nominated: For
senat<H. Itingdahl of Cleary: for repre
m• nta11ves. Man McCabe of 'Vault. A. Nel
-< 1, of \olan creek. \Y. F. Waugh of Fair
hank- and Charles lingers of headwood.
Fairbanks Man Suicides
hunng the latter part of la-1 month a
man lied an Fvinrude motor to Ills neck
and jumped overboard at Consr hay. near
Mnk. according to Coast papers. The body
was found < 11 the beach later, but there
was nothing about bis person to indicate
the name of the unfortunate man. lb* had
been in that vicinity but a short time, and
had stated that lie was a guard in the
jail at Fairbanks formerly. The oflleials
at Fairbanks can throw no light on the
. in\ s tei y.
Will Scon Complete Survey
Chairman I do of the Alaskan engineer
ing coi■ p> arrived in Seward on August l i
in m the Interior, and says that the survey
1 id’ tin Alaska railway route will he eoin
pletcd within the next seventy days.
Fur Market Is Dropping
one or llie leading fur dealers of Fair
bank- has received the following message
fn in a h -i.-e m tlie Fast with which he
has i'c. ii doing bu-mess for a number of
0 ai-: •owing- to F.uropt-an disturbance-.
In-ill m ( ill of market. Hid low on all
furs." Vs a result he anm unced that he
W'-uld l.mv no more pelts until the elo-r
of the war. or until he ivcuio further ad
\ ice from his eurrespondent.
Where Is Wada?
Where is Wada, the famous Jap who |
'br..light the i!rst news of the Fairbanks
.orike r< hawsen. and wlm was alnio-t |
hanged for doing so.’ asks the l-'aii'bauks I
1 init s. Fostma-ler l»eal would like this
ijuestii n answered, as the daughter of the
, lainoiis little brown man lias made inquiry
: f.,r him, and according to her letter, is
greatly in mud of Ins fatherly assistance
at tills time.
Another Earthquake
\n e'uuhquake slu.'k was felt in Fair i
banks oil August which was one of the j
m -i severe of the summer, according to
t'u* estimate of a numher of people. Tie
se\ ere -hock was felt 1 ! gn o'clock p. 111.,
and within the following half hour three
oilier slight shocks were noticed.
Report From Chisana
1 ruder dale or .lul.v I » tie* elntina Leader
pubii.-lu s tii<- lollowiny regarding lie- -• -LI
output in the ciusauu di-nii t: "A M-oaul
: li-.nr-up in the Chi.-ana has just hern re
ported at ’Urfarthv. the news being
j i r< i yiit P < rib \a by .!. ! . Ibit rrtt. There
11;i- been a In.rta~e <T Wilier, but fur a
(•' iipie of days there was enough l«*r ;i
r! mu up. ami a!! yot bu-y, with tlie result
that Kohl was taken (ait as follows; r. r.
Hamshaw. s*jr»,()Ut) on l ittle I Idorado. a ;
previous clean up mving- him
Charley Hamm. sO.imio on Skookum; Tay
lor * ‘ W\ le, .fll.mio on honan/a. 'There I
are favorable reports on Alder, which is !
deep ground."
Placer Mining at Hope
Tlmt itick iiuwron rlcam-cl up ij'io.imo
last week IS till' UI'WS I III 11 (ill I" kail 1).V
.1(1111 l.i'shi'1% will I says In; yul tile In
l*<niiiLtion from an umniesiionalde -oiirer. i
Tills clean - up is in addition to liie irl-J.ouo
whirl) had been taken <»ut in (lie llrst ;
clean-up. and shows that the e.\pr< rations
as to the richness of the property are g-o- t
ing to !"• ruin lied. The information is also |
given that tlie wage sea!.- has he.-n in
creased to - I a da\ for miner- all over the 1
Hope (I• strii*t. -ward Uateway, July :J0.
Reason for His Return
Hcj.iTl." I'roin \ aid* / indicate tint then*
is consternation amontr smiic p«•*»}*h• lie- >
cause of Mi. unexpeeid** return of histrict 1
Attorney spenre. After iie sailed west- ;
ward with the "M. 11*ncourt" a move was
made with the sanction of the town conn ;
dl to establish a new restricted districl.
building's were being' moved and some were ;
already < rrupied. Now conies the report
that tin* district aft >rnry do. sn’t like this j
travel on the turbulent waters. Me didn’t !
tret beyond Hiainna. deserting- the .Mchiil- j
ioiigdi 'there to await the arrival of the j
steamer from knik to briny him back to
Valdez.
_
Oil Output
Tin1 oil output a! Uatalla has doubled this |
year, according to Superintendent Smith of
the \laska < >it & Penning Company, which
ivllnes the crude outi lit at Katalla and sup- i
plies the markets of Southwestern Alaska. |
War Affects Juneau
The greater portii n of the working force |
has been laid off temporarily at the .lualin ,
mines, and dexylopment w rk there will be
largely curtailed1 {lending deveh.pmeiits of i
the European war. according to Superin
tendent \. A. Nadeau, who was in Juneau
recently making' arrangements to remove
hi.- family from .lualin t . Juneau. "We
liave had no ins I met ions to close down,
and have plenty - f money on hand to pay
up and continue work with a light crew, |
but as a precautionary measure we are re i
during the crew.- and slowing up on ex
penditures.'* said Nadeau. The .lualin
mines are financed bv trench and Mclgian
capital largely, and ttnder present e-mdi
tii ns it is imjms-ib t 1 get money out of
the banks of llm-e countries. Juneau Em
pire.
Natives Dying Off
»'i-Tripletin,u' a course of approximately
<.0(10 miles. dnrinff wllieli -In visited \t!u.
llie westerimi: st « f tin* Aleutian chain of
islands, the t'niled Stale- revenue cutter
l naly.i returned recently !■> Seattle. The
captain reported that he had made an m
\e -11tration of the rendition of tin* natives
>.f the Aleutian and I’nhilolV islands, and
will -uhmi! hi> report to the department,
li was found that a larfre number of tile
Aleuts at Attn island w< re dwuur of disease,
and the captain states that it will he only
a few years before the island i- depopu
tilled. 'The Aleut- are amieteil with nearly
i ■ \ ■ i y disea - ■ • Kin wn to unman beinirs and
during1 the winter and . ;»r:n:-' die in larfre
numbers.
CHIROPRACTIC ELECTRIC VIE RATION
Chiropractic Klectrie Vibration treatments
for bodily ailments combine the basic prin
ciples of osteopathy, neuropathy and other
natural methods of cure. It is nature’s own
remedy for stimulation of the spinal column,
and is a very effective treatment for con
stitutional in', igoration.
Osteopaths depend largely upon manipu
lation of the spine for correction of dis
orders of the nervous system. Such stimu
lations are easily and quickly accomplished
by means of Chiropractic Klectrie \ ibra
tinn, and the entire body will be influenced
favorably thereby. This fart is readily real
ized when one remembers that the nerve?
con*ndid.a ill parts of the b.-dy converge
in the spinal cord.
THK CRtSBY MAm-\Gi; AND BATH
PARLORS
Vw
£5
1 1 n
BALL BAND PACS, 8inch top.$ 4.00 pair „
BALL BAND PACS, 10-inch top. 4.50 pair ~
BALL BAND PACS, 12-inch top. 4.75 pair »
BALL BAND PACS, 16-inch top. 5.50 pair
BALL BAND RUBBER BOOTS. 10.50 pair f
— _-—-EJF*eT'5
N. ('. Co. Sole Agents for Alaska WM
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FAMOUS ALLITERATIVE POEM
(New York Herald)
The war news from Belgrade has recalled
one of the most famous alliterative poems j
in the English language. The authorship i
of the poem is clothed in doubt, but it is
believed to have been written by Alaric '
A. Watts, Jr., the subject being the siege ,
of Belgrade by the Austrians during the war !
between that country and Turkey.
As will be seen, the initial letters of each J
line form the letters of the alphabet in ;
proper sequence in a sort of acrostic. Hun
dreds of other famous alliterative poems :
have been modeled on this masterpiece. It •
is as follows:
An Austrian army, awfully arrayed.
Boldly, by battery, besieged Belgrade;
dos-aok commanders cannonading- eome, |
heaaling deslniction's devastating1 doom; i
iAelV rlldi ilVur engineers essay
For rame, for I'ortuiu . forming furious t'riy; I
daunt gunners grapple, giving trashes good; i
I [oaves high his bead herb-no hardihood; j
Ibrahim. Islam. Ismail, imps in ill.
Jostle John. Jarovitz. Jem. Joe, Jack. Jill. :
Kick kindling kntosoir. king's kinsmen kill.
I. ii.or I. w levels, lomrest. loftied linos. ;
Men marohed 'mid moles, 'mid mounds, ,
Tnni murderous mines.
V.\v nightfall’s near, now needful nature j
nods.
nppwsi d, opposing, overcoming odds,
piior peasants, partly purchased, partly j
pros.-ed,
unite quaking1, quarter, (jiiarter, quickly
ciuest.
Till or, Turkey, truce; truce, trea'herous
Tartars train!
I'nwi-o. undist. unuieroiful I'kraine!
Vanisii. vile voiigt am i : Vanish,, victory
' ain:
Wisd. m \\ai'< war wails warring words.
What were
,\e \. s, Xantippe, Xinienes. Xavier?
\ i• t > youth, ye yield your youthful
yo>t‘
/a a!- :isIv. /arms, zealously zeal's zest.
No word has yet been received from the
hunting parties which went down the river
last week to he on the ground at the open
ing of the gome >c::‘um. As tm* went tier
has been most propitious for water fowl.
Mine great bv-> are looked for.
Notice of Marshal’s Sale
United Slates of America, Fourth District
of Alaska, ss.
Public notice is hereby given that by
virtue of a writ of hen facias (or ox<<mi
lii n., dated August 21. A. D. 1914, issued
■ in of the district court of the United
States for the Fourth district of Alaska,
ui a judgment rendered in said court on
the '.Mst day of July, A. D. 19 1 i, in favor
of AI \Valsli and against R. S. Hart, I have
on this 2 2d day of August, \. D. 1914,
levied upon the following d< ~ r;hed real
.-laic. -11 u ;i i. •( I m the kuskokwiiu precinct,
Territory or Alaska, to wit:
.\n undivided one-third inter- -t in and
to that <Vrtain placer mining < iaim known
as tie* Comet Association, Ivin-, being and
situate on Doiilin creek, in the Kuskokwiiu
precinct, Territory of Alaska.
And that 1 will accordingly offer said
real estate for sale at public vendue to tie*
highest and best bidder, for cash, «*n tin
21st dav of September. A. D.. 19 14, at I
o'clock "p. m., at lh<- I'mut door of the
United States marshal’s office, m the town
of iditarod. Alaska.
Dated Iditarod, Ala-ka. August 22. D.
tfli4 I-. T. KRAVIN,
i nlied States Marshal, Fourth District or
A la*ka.
IIv fi. 1*. SHIM’PARI*. Deputy.
l ! M. Stanton, Plaintiff’s Altorn--y.
No. 19S-3—Aiias Summons
In tlif* District Court for tin? Territory of
Alaska. I Mirth Division.
Greg Stewart ami Clias. B. .MM >o\vMI.
plain till.-, vs. John F. Baird and F. \\ .
GrilTtn. n. partners, doing busnem un
der the tlrm name of John F. Baird Co.,
dr•I'endants.
The President of the l/nited States ot Aim
ira. Greeting: T • > the above namd
defendant John F. Baird.
Summons having been duly issued out of
the above court ill the allow* euiitl. d a
tion and placed in the hand- of th«‘ l niled
Stale.- marshal for the Fourth division «>t
\iaka for s-TVier, and the said mar-hil
having made (iu>■ t•«■ 111:• n thereon, sidling
t".•; 111 hi- inability to save the -aid sum
11!iiii*- on the above named defendant J"hn
1. p.ainl. and that after diiigenr search he
m i Und the said defendant John I .
Itaird w 11 tn n the distrie!; and tin- plaint in -
Iriv in-' presented t«. the • miri and Me I a;
aipnawl > tinwing that the said d'F iidaui
5:,j no? re-;de in -aid district and r mid
!,.»?, a: i"i- dipg-nt search, he found tii r• • i:i.
and’ that a good cause of action exi.Med in
faw.r of plaintiff 1 -r un-t the ab .w- n u:.. !
dt fendants and • .n h of them, and that the
-aid John I. Unnl lias pr-perF. within -u I
dl-inrt subject to tile 111 r! -d ■ e t ;> m ,,f this
court: And the urf. haviiiy considered
the sane. did. on the a t-t day of .1'ilv.
1 <j l 4, make mi order directmjr the pub'e a
lion or t!ie -urnrnous :u said i ' >•< I' •" a
period or -d\ w <ks in 1‘he Iditap ' ! woecr,
a new -j ip r -d nei ti rirculati n w thin
said district :
Now. e11 re. y« u are liorebv • • o > d
to appear in tlie district court for th Ter
ritory tska
thirty di'.- alder the e anfd.d!' u m' 'he
said publication of >uminon-. i i wit within
ll.irtv days after tin- -odd day of Sept. m
ber. 1 «.* 1 j. exclusive of said day. ami an
swer tin- iM/iiii .'.nut of the above named
plain till's. a cipy '*f which i- on file in tin*
ollice of the clerk of the above entitled
court, and unless you so appear and answei.
lhe plaintiffs will l ike judgment as inet
vi; for tie- aim of three thousand six hun
dred and thirty dollars ss.hah;. vviinh
mount 1 I I'roi
mis to th - i laintiffs for rent of tho-e c*r
tain prenn.-' - known as the south P'.-ty feet
of id live. 1)|..ck four. 111w11 of Idit ir<nl.
\!a-ka, and will apply to the miiri for the
relief demanded m tin- coinpiainl. i *-- o :•
With the costs and disbursements of lids
action.
Witness the Honorable F. F. I- oiler,
.tudue of said Court, this 7th day or Xrnrimt.
m the year of our 1 opl one thousand nine
hundn d and fourteen.
s,,; \M,I S Mejuiif)F. c.' -rk.
Jiy UFO. W. MddilA IIT. |n put;. Clerk
Notice to Creditors
In the rrnbait' cb.m i im' niter i’r.-' ir.rf,
l-b-11 Till Hi\ isi. ill. r. Ill be > f'1 MUeKS.
In tb. Muller tile I stale t.r Henry
Sclinelller. lleri'llsCtl.
v„lirr hel-ebv Sri VI 1! HlUt I He llll.lel'
signed ha - ie ell duly Uj.pi,lined 1 triiim
| i nil b r I,r ilie estate "1 Henry '‘be ■ i Hr. ...■
Ill !11 11! 1 tiers. Ills havuif ..bill'
I luur.i'l th. estate ..r 111- util Hem •• ' Hn-i
1 del- are le I • t • > llolllll-l In | - ]>' ' " ~ .
1 leriiled ii. lie- manner required Ip law, at
; I,is nil. .11 Hie I ".Ml nr I cl i liar witlim
1 Sl\ III. bills n..Ill Ihe dale l.erent
FKAMk J. k! • f.
Hated Minus! s. |<)M.
i First pull '111 n \uy. S. Me 1 .
1 :i- t jlllblilauUMl, .'e])lelnl.ei' I . 1 ‘ . 1
: ('. Peck was a visitor in the • y la.-t
! Saturday from Mat City.
Fresh ranch eggs. * 5c dozen.
Iditarod Meat Co.
At greatly reduced prices. Many lines at Outside prices. Seeing is believing,
sc call and be convinced. All articles are at Strictly Cash Prices
WE HAVE OVER 1,000 ARTICLES THAT ARE NOT LISTED, BUT EVER YTHINO POES AT REDUCED PRICES
RIFLES
Were Now
.22 Stev* ns •Tavonte".$ lu.m) $7.50
.2 2 .'Is M \\ iii' li- 'U Hr
1" ,;i' ■ I-’.:"
,2-J I < W.li- lu-M'M* Re
peater . 15.no 12.50
.22 \\ . R. r. ••.-I'o-ia," W ni
elli St< Repeat 10.00 13.50
.22 \iih :n W ; i i*- i ir - 1 ■ T
R-pi-aler 50.00 17.50
- .an Windiest. ;• « ir
hi!" ..5(1.00 17.50
o Winch* step Regular 50.no 17 ■
w n • lai 11 5. "i
:••• Wiin-hestfi- Car
Lines . 30.00 55.00
. . i0 Win. In- -1-r Regular 30.no 55.00
.:;n .-111 l . s. 1 h113 Win
chester . 30.00 55.n0
fi M. M. Winchester- Lee
Straight 30.00
.55 Wmciiesier-Lee straight 30.no 25.on
.35 Remington Automatic . 3".no 55.00
SHOTGUNS
Wore Now
15-C.a. Double-Barrel Ste
vens $ 2 5.00 $20.00
12 ''.a. Win. Repeating
Take Down . 35.50 57.50
.. <;:i. Win. Automatic. 5n.no 4n.no
t. <;a. Rem. Mitomatic. j5.no 37.50
15-'la. Rem. Repeater. 35.in) 3o.on
12-'la. h. i:. Smith. 05.00 50.00
SHOTGUN SHELLS
Were Now
Win. Leader, all gauge?. $1.55 $i.o»
Selby lo ader, all gauge?. 1.25 1.00
Black Powder, per lb. 1.00 .75
Smokeless Powder, per lb.... 1.00 .75
RIFLE AMMUNITION
Were Now
02 Short .$ .25 5 Tor $1.00
. '-2 Long .50 3 Tor 1.00
.25 Special .50 3 for 1.5 5
.55 Automatic ..5 0 3 for 1.55
Were Now
.30-.30 Winchester . $1.55 $1.00
.33 Winchester . 1.50 1.55
.30-.40 Winchester .. 1.50 1.55
m l. S. 1903 Winchester.. 1.50 1.55
• M. M. Winchester. 1.50 1.25
.35 \V. C. J\ Winchester. J.5<i 1.25
.35 Rem. Automatic. 1.50 1.25
7 M. M. Mauser. 1.50 1.2 5
AM Other Ammunition at Same Cut Rate
Prices
WHITE AND GRAY ENAMEL
WARE
Wo have romplPte linos or those Ronds,
which we arc going to sell at a reduction
or 50 per cent. Mow is your chance to
lay m vour cooking utensils ror the winter.
REVOLVERS
\V«mv Now
.2', Colt's Automatic.$27.no $20.no
.:;2 Cl.It's Automatic 27.oil 2'U;0
Colt's Automatic . 27.7«i 22.70
. 2 .20 >. i\ W ... 27.50 22.: >
.‘IS S. <\ W. Sp.-cial. 27.70 vv.7 '
.3S s'. <\ \V. Ilainmerless . . . 27.on 20.uo
,:io Cal. Mauser. io.uo :;n.oo
FISHING FLIES AND LINES
our assortment consists of twenty dif
fer. nt varietii - of the most adaptable for
this country which we have been selling.
Were Now
Per dozen .. $1.27 $ .77
I.men Fish Lines.27 2 for 27
Siik Fish Lines .7u .2 7
Six-loot Leaders ... . .70 .27
so-p.'ut Trolling Lines. l.oo .70
Assorted Spoon Baits. l.oo .70
N. !’. Fish Keels. 3.on 2.00
Split Bamboo Rods. 0.0O 4.00
Bass Wood Rods . 3.0 0 2.00
HUNTING KNIVES AND AXES
Were Now
Marble’s Folding . $4.01) $3.00
Marble's Hunting . 4.70 3.00
Marble’s Folding Axes . l.7o 3.00
Plain Hunting. 1.70 1.00
A Large Assortment of Pocket Knives Cut
33 1-3 Per Cent
GAME TRAPS
Were Now
No. 0 Victor, per doz.. $3.00 $2.00
No. t Victor, per doz. 4.00 3.00
No. 0 Newhouse, per doz.... 4.00 3.70
No. I Newhouse, per doz ... 7.00 4.00
No. l C. Newhouse, per doz. 7.00 5.00
No. 2 Newhouse, per doz.... 1 0.00 7.70
No. 3 Newhouse, per doz.... 1 2.50 0.00
No. 4 Newhouse, per doz.... 17.00 12.00
No. 1 Tree Traps. 4.00 3.00
No. 1 Jump Traps. 4.01) 3.00
Cur Stock of Sportiog Goods is the Largest
in Interior Alaska, with Cut Prices
on Everything. So give
us a Call
RAZORS
Were Now
Gillette Razors . $7.00 $7.00
Gillette Razor Blades. 1.70 1.25
Idamond Sarety Razors. 4.00 2.00
STREET AND STATION LAMPS
Were $15.00
Now $7.50
DRUGS
nor line of Drugs. pap*nt Medirin«*s anil
Station*-.v wi* \vii! >.•11 at a reduction of
l t<‘> 50 per cent.
Were Now
I’orous Plasters . 8 .50 3 for 81
Stearns’ Headache Wafers .50 .25
All Pills . .5 0 3 ror 8 1
Haarlem Oil ."•’» .25
ci-wr's Distemner Memedy 2.on 1.25
Kuo's Fruit salt . 2.on 1.25
If. H. H. Liniment . l.oo .50
l.isti rim .50 .25
Tv.o.l . l.oo .50
pond's Kx tract l.oo .50
Vase lire .50
Glycerine .5 0 .25
chloride or Lime.25 G fur 8 1
Talcum !'■ wder .50 .25
Sanitoi Kaco Cream .5 0 .2 5
Peroxide .50 .25
• a s carets .50 .25
•Ml Tooth Powders .5 0 .2 5
Ca- p ria 75 .50
Syrup of Figs. l.oo .50
Washing Blueing . 5o 3 ror 81
Bird Seed .2 5 G for 81
Hot Water Bottles 2.50 t.i o
Hot Water Bottles. 3.00 2.on
Jamaica Ginger, s oz. 1.5 0 l.oo
Jamaica Ginger, 2 oz.50 .25
All Tooth Brushes . l.oo .50
Pears’ Soap . her, .7 5
Face Powder . 1.2 5 .7 5
ihney Almond Cream. l.oo .50
Shaving Soaps .50 .25
STOVES AND RANGES
Were Now
Yukon Stoves .812.00 $8.00
Yukon Stoves . 10.00 7.00
Air Tight Heaters . 10.00 G.00
(.ole's Air Tight Heaters,
No. S2 1 . 25.00 20.00
Cole’s Air Tight Heaters,
No. 825 . 30.00 25.00
Cole’s Air Tight Heaters,
No. 828 . 35.00 30.00
Kitchen Flanges . 85.00 GO.00
Kitchen Ranges .,.100.00 75.00
Hotel Ranges . 150.00 100.00
Kxtra large lintel Ranges....250.oo 150.00
Stove Pipe, G - in. light.50 .25
Stove Pipe, G-in. heavy.7 5 .50
hampers, G-in.75 .50
Stove Boards . 3.5 0 2.00
BEDDING
12-lb. Wool Blankets .815.00 $10.00
10-lb. Wool Blankets . 12.50 9.no
G-lb. Wool Blankets . 8.00 5.00
Full size Sheets, each. 1.75 1.25
3- i size Sheets, each. 1.5 0 1.00
pillow Cases .50 3 for $1
Pillows, $2.00 to $5.00—
one-third off
Large Face Towels, per doz. G.00 4.00
Turkish Towels . 9.00 6.00
Bar and other Toweling, one-third off
Portieres and Lace Curtains, one-third off
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
Were Now
White China Pii
All Hotel Ware Reduced 25
per cent.
(I I as ■* sugar howls.do .25
i , I't'S I;t: 11cr* Pishes . 1.25 .DO
Glass s - in. Nappies. I .DO .75
C,Ia>s Vases. 1 .Iii* .50
Glass Syrup Pitrhers 1.25 75
Class Vinegar Cruets . 1.25 .75
1 o pe. liiua Toilet Sets.. . I o.oO C.oo
- :• pails Loo 2.00
\\ • lasses 1 1.50
cake Plates . 2.00 ;
Stand Fruit lushes 2.00 1.00
1 burner Angle I.amp ... . c.m
•j-burner Angle Lamp i0.00 LOO
3- burner Angle Lamp. 12.50 D.oo
\ - burner \ngle Lamp . 15.00 0.00
c.h bes for same.75 .50
No. D 1L iN U. Radiant Lamp 12.00 D.oo
Lanterns . 2.00 1.25
4- tight Pressure Gasoline
Lamps, with tank, com
plete 150.00
i;lass Stand 1 amps 2.00 1.00
Glass bracket Lamps. 3.00 1.50
Jardinieres . 5.00 3.0 0
All Lamp Chimneys and Lantern Glcbe3
reduced 50 per cent
BAR GLASSWARE
A full and complete line of Bar Gias»ware
and Bar Sundries reduced
£53 1-3 per cent
Were Now
Ree Cards, per doz. $4.00 $3.00
RieyrU* cards, per doz. 4.on 3.00
i let Paper .25 0 for $1
Plain Paper Napkins, per M 2.50 4.50
Perorated Paper Napkins, M 5.00 3.no
Toothpicks . 2.2 5 1.50
LINOLEUMS AND OIL CLOTH
G-Tt. Linoleum . ..-. $2.50 §2.00
G-rt. Linoleum .- 3.50 2.50
Oil Cloth. p( ;• roll. . . ... 5.00 4.00
SEWING MACHINES, WERE $SO, NOW $25
HARNESS AND SUPPLIES
Was Now
Heavy Draft Harness..5120.00 §80.00
Heavy Draft Harness. 1 10.00 75.00
Heavy Draft Harness. 100.no 05.Oi
Farm Harness . 75.00 5n.0{
Single express Harness. 60.00 4 0.00
Single Express Harness. 50.00 3 5.00
Driving Harness . 35.00 22.50
Sweat Pads, 100 per cent
Deer Hair . 1.50 1-00
Sweat Pads, ad Goat Hair 1.00 -75
Martingalea, Hame Straps, Side Straps and
all other Harness Supplies and Extras,
including Riding and Pack Saddles,
33 1-3 per cent off
FURNITURE
Were Mew
1 1 Iron Hi :1s . #25.m) # I 5.on
i I:-.,n H.-;!-. 20.011 I 2.5,,
Smslr ion lii-'ls . li.r<» 11
4 i Win- Milltresses.. 1'..on In.on
:i-i Wire .Moltresses.. 12.30 7..."
Single Wire Mattresses.. . 10.UO
Single K\celso>r <lotlon*c,:>v
ereii .Mattresses. 10.00
3.4 revered Mattresses. 12.511 tl.un
.;. i revered MnMre.-ses . . 15.01) I n.nn
1-4 \h Cotton Mallressi s 25.00 I 7.50
rblltellilTS . 50.011 25.101
dill 0 ■ Uliel’S . 40.00 20.011
|, ■_,...- 7 0.00 25.0
Dreisers - 40.00 20.0
I i .mitn -lies . 20.00 1 2...n
■ ojnniodes . 15.no 10.00
SideLioanls . 75.nn in.on
All Chairs and other Furniture, 33 1-3 to
50 per cent off
HARDWARE
WVrc Now
6-ib. t.nngiev Picks, with
handle . *3.00 52.00
Mattocks and Handles . ■’••"o 2.mi
Shovels . I-25 1.00
heavies . 4.ml 2.:,i.)
Spades _ -. 2.50 1.50
Mann's t). B. Axes ami
handles ..... - 2.ol) 2.00
Hunt. Mann’s i>. B. Axes _
and handles . 3.50 2
Saws, per root .. . I.nn
Mails, per keg . 12.50 H-'JO
Hope, per IL).
l’ilch .25 .20
Oakum ....-.25 -2»
Axe Handles . 7:, .oil
500 sq. ft. Building Paper.. 4.00
500 sq. ft. Tarred Pai)er.... 5-00 4.00
IDS sq. ft. Malthoid Paper.. 7.00 5.50
Carpenters’ Tools, 25 per cent off. AH
other Fiardwsre, 20 per cent to
33 1-3 per cent olf
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS
Wire Now
} qt. Mixed Paints . Sl-oi) $!.<)]>
f qt. Assorted Stains. )
l pL Enamels ...
Turpentine, per *ral 2.50 2.oo
Boiled JJnseed Oil. jral. 2.50 2.00
Putty, per lb--—.*5
We carry in stock all sizes of W mdoiv
Glass, from Ax 8 to 48\7i. If we have no?
the size wanted, will cut same from larger
panes. Will sell sash and door ai per
cent olT.
POOL TABLE SUPPLIES
We have a complete stock, which we will
sell at h redaction of 2a per ecuL
Was Now
One 4VaX9 Pool Table. S. H. $ 300 $ 150
CARPETS
W' iv > >\v
S-SMO-C ftups - $'-’5.ai>
0\ I -2 Mi:s> . m)
i; ii i arpct, {>•■!' yard
Small Rugs, 33 1-3 per
cent off
| I flaps, per yard •’■’» •*l)
TENTS
\\.r
S \ ] ii, $-u7.. ¥ J
MU', lt)-i,z. 1
I 1 |>\ J ’J, <()/.. I
! * \ J J. 10-nZ. I-'""
1*2X14, M-uZ.
1 1M> • i >/.. 25.di>
I ; w), l O-iiz.
■J uui. ./ I
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7 i. 7 \. 7
s\l>». :i n. Mosquito !-7-1;<1 l'1 •'»
TARPAULINS
WiTi- 3
?x Ti, lO-oz.
III:1. H'-(‘7. .
S\I II, l »-•./. • '"' ■’ ■
s x i'., lii-oz. ... f-'i''
1 Ox 1 2, ! II- <>z. . I'-1’" i’
10 \ II'. I :•-(•/. III.I'll , ,1
i2xi i... - 7
s V 7It 1 (1 -1.17.1 ...'I‘l 5 2 dll
if.x-Ji, III-H7. -. 21S ,H!
2tlx2 4. 12-07. -.1 >."i' '"i
2..\3H. 12-oz. >...n(i
SC.Xlli. I 2-1*7. 7‘U'O
CANVAS
Was y<i\v
I :iri-in.. ifi-oz... jot yd.o' $ 7
3 0-111.. ID-117., P'T yd.'7I>
;)|1- ill.. I 2-1.z.. piT .VI) -•'-*■• ■ j“
42-ill., 1 .I II/... PIT yt1 -
T 2-(ll.. 111-1)7.. por J'll 1.2.' 1 -'' 7
72-in.. i:i-n7.. PIT yd. l.ail 1-25
HOUSE LININGS
Was A' 'VW
4-5 Sheeiin*. per yd $ . U’U o
4 » Malta, per yd -1:
LI. Sbeetfmgr, per yd -29 12 Vs
Cubul A 61ireliU.tr, per yd. - -5
PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
Were V.v»
No. $ Victors.
No. 2 \ j ■ . 09
S'o. 3 Victors -.- - 50.00 35.90
Victor Records, Iasi season stock, at Outside
Prices
New Records, 25c each ove* Outside Prices
Wert* >*ov
Vsr.trolas . .3 a r>.\M5 $7 ft. ft ft
Victrolas . . 00-00 15.19
Yirirolas . 5 9.00 40.QU
Second and Willow Sis, SMITH’S GUN STORE .-JDnVIROIl ALASKA j