Haddocks Is Roadbuilder
Roy Haddocks lias taken a position
with H. A.Ross, the Road Overseer
and is assisting him in spending the
appropriation made by the legislature.
New Stock of Goods
For Dave’s Place
Dave, the manager of Dave’s place on
Front Street, has just received two
good sized shipments of goods from the
Outside which he is busy unpacking
and putting on his shelves. The goods
consist of:
granite ware, galvanized iron tubs
and buckets, single and double-bit
axes, rakes, forks, shovels, picks,
axe and pick handles, clothes lines
stationary, spring balances, sash
cord, ammunition and many other
articles.
Motorist (to cliauffuer)—Be careful
about running over anvbody hereabouts
James. This is a prohibition county,
and most everybody has a bottle in his
pocket.—Ex.
Dave Harvitz of “Dave’s place” was
among those w ho took in the big Moose
excursion to Cliatanika.
H. Avakoff In Business,
Harry B. Avakoff who was for a long
time manager of one of the large jewel
ry stores of Fairbanks is now opened
up for business in the building on Front
Street formerly ocoupied bv Vandale’s
jewelry store, and is prepared to do all
kinds of watch repair work, manufac
turing jewelry and engraving.
Mr. Avakoff besides being a first'
class engraver and watch maker is an
expert in designing new and artistic
ideas in souvenir jewelry. It was Mr.
Avakoff who made the beautiful ink
stand that was presented to Woodrow
Wilson from the Tanana, a delicate and
wonderful piece cl work.
Besides doing repair work and mak
ing jewelry, Mr. Avakoff has a fine
stock of watch chains, charms, brace
lets, broaches, rings etc.,—a fine line
which he has just received from the
outside, and though his workmanship
and goods are of the best yet his prices
are moderate.
Discovered
Pat was busy on a Hull roail working
with coat off. There were two English
men working on the same road, so they
decided to have a joke with the Irish
man. They painted a donkey’s head on
the hack of Pat’s coal, and watched to
see him put it on. Pat, of course, saw
the donkey’s head on his coat, and,
turning to the Englishman, saul:—
“Which of yez wiped your face on
my coat ?”
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I-'ur Warden Hemmenway has been
absent from town for a short period but
is now able to be around again among
the boys.
George Ollrien, theTolovana freighte
er, after protesting against people lay
ing around cabins when there are hills
and valleys to prospect, departed a few
days ago for Tolovaua.
BEST OF ALL THE CELEBRATIONS
THE FIRE and SIMSON’S
SURPLUS STOCK SALE
All kinds of
Men’s Wear
at practically
your own prices.
Now going on in the Storeroon
Between Mendham’s Jewelry
Store and
Railroad Cigar Store
Gold Dust Bought and Exchanged at Good Values
H. B. AVAKOFF
Expert Jeweler, Watchmaker
and Engraver
Will Take All Kinds of Orders.
Neat First Class Work And Repairing Done
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Front Street
P. O. Box 444
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Wholesale and Retail Bread; Cakes and Pies
Ice Cream Parlors In Connection
Creek Orders Promptly Pilled
Hot Bread For Dinner
Second Avenue Next Orpheum Theater Phone 186
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