The Alaska citizen., April 10, 1911, Image 8

About The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917

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COMMENCE TODAY, MONDAY, APRIL IOTH—LAST ALL WEEK
As is our custom, we have made prices exceptionally reasonable for this Easter Sale. Today is your opportunity to take advantage of the
saving possibilities that will characterize this sale as the most important shopping event of the season
A Suit Special
of extraordinary inter
est to the provi
dent buyer
We are showing a line of suits
• n the fashi;nab!e materials of
■ : C •
Diagonal. Sack Weaves aid
Broadcioth. A I sizes in this lot
values to $45.CO. At
INFANTS' COATS and
DRESSES
MOTHERS' OPPORTUNITY.
Infants Long and Short Coats in
Serge. Bedford Cord, Henrietta.
Cashmere and Cheviot. Sizes to fit
all from
S2.00
Upward
In'ants' Long and Short Dresses,
,'Zes to 5 years. Come in Linen.
Lawn, All-over embroidery and
lace: also a complete line of col
ored wash dresses in Ginghams.
Uhambrey and Galatea. From
$1.00
Upward.
• SPRING STYLES AMONG THE WASH
FABRICS. Here are some of the
newest arrivals.
MARIETTE GLACE
The new popular cross bar fabric
for Wash Dieses and Shirtwaists,
O' ng Price, 60*
SO IE EOUCLE.
Handsome bright patterns in the
new Black and W'hite. and Blue
ar.-J Wi ite Checks. Same ns Out
s . e Price 60'
HARLEQUIN ZEPHYRS.
This season’s New Patterns ex
ci any previous showing.
Generally sold fer 50 now 25»
FRENCH GINGHAMS. CHAM
BRAYS AND PERCALES.
Re • . . 3 for $1.00 at 25
CH GIN CHAVIS, CHAN
BRAYS AND PERCALES.
P .i. . r 2: .at . . 17 .
Cn . utta Prints . . 12 y.
Apron Ginghams . . 10<
Sale oi Housefurnishings
Prolific in Value
75c on the SI
This includes all of our well
known and Dependable Line of
Housefurnishings.
CARPETS, RUGS. LINOLEUMS,
MATTING, PORTIERES, COUCH
COVERS. BLANKETS, COM
FORTS. PILLOW'S, CURTAINS,
MADRAS CRETONNES, SHEETS,
SLIPS, TOWELS.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY AT
25% OFF
Make your own reductions.
The New Spring Styles
In Suits, Coats. Dresses and Hats are now open for inspection and are
the most comprehensive line ever shown by any house in the territory
America’s Foremost Garments
ARE REPRESNTED IN THIS OPENING DISPLAY AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE
PREVAILING IN THIS CAMP
Julius Stein Suits, Julius Stein Coats, P. B. Palmer Suits and Coats,
Opoznaur Co.’s Famous Lucille Dresses, Siegel's Suits and Coats, Printz
Blederman Suits, Edw. C. Burt Shoes, Fisk Hats
ALT. NEW, UP-TO-DATE AND THE LATEST WORD IN STYLE
Misses' Confirmation Dresses
1 hese come in sizes from 4 yrs. to 14 yrs. in
in Allover Embroideries, Linons, Lawns, Nainsooks
and Batiste. Trimmed in Val Lace and Em
broidery, from
S2.50 L'pward
Misses' Spring Coats
Come in all the new materials, all colors, at a spe
cial price,
$2.25 "p <° $12.50
Lingerie Kimonos and Wrappers
A large assortment in Jap Silks, Embroidered
and Lace I rimmed; Empire and Accordeon
Pleated Styles, Plain Colors, Blue, Pink, Red,
Yellow and White. Values to $25.00 for
SI 5.00
A line of Flowered Silk Kimonos, in a great
variety of designs. Values to $1 7.50 for
$8.75
DRESS and WALKING
SKIRTS
Special reductions on every
skirt in our stock, which will in
sure a speedy clearance. Select
yours early. Skirts in all the want
ed materials, Chiffon, Voile, Pana
ma, Serge, Venetian and Diagonal.
Colors Navy Blue. Brown, Tan,
Victoria. Green. White and Black.
LOT 1.
Values to $25.00 for SI 5.00
LOT 2.
Values to $15.00 for S7.50
Wash Skirts and Petticoats from
SI .00 UP-,
You’ll soon neecling a sup, v
of summer Lingerie. Take advan
tage of this sale and save mom*/.
COMBINATION SUITS.
Come in Corset Cover and Di .
ers and Corset Cover and S' .rts.
Muslin Drawers.
Muslin Chemise.
Muslin Corset Covers.
Muslin Gowns.
Values up to $3.50, Selling a*
$1.75
A SACRIFICE SHOE SALE
OF EVIDENT BENEFIT TO THE PROVIDENT BUYER
Choice of 100 pairs of Women's and Misses' $4.50, $5.00 and vS.OO
Shoes. Complete run of sizes. For Monday and Tues :av
only, at
$3.50
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES, $2.00, $2.50 and S3.00
RUBBERS AND RUBBER BOOTS. All Sizes.
Buy Your Shoes Today, they won't last long.
BURT SHOES FOR WOMEN
EDUCATOR SHOES FOR CHILDREN
IRON CLAD SHOES FOR BOYS
WOMEN'S NEW SPRING SHOES in the Latest Short Vainii. H; ’
Top With Patent Leather Cuff. Come In Laco or Button.. Gc
Metal, Patent and French Calf. . $6.50, ... 0, -
WOMEN'S NEW SPRING DRESS BOOTS. In Tan and Ch
Lace or Button . *'/. = 0
WOMEN'S SUEDE BOOTS. In Black and Grey; also Black Pa!
Boots, with Colored Suede Tops in Lace or Button ,0 i
SUCCESSOR TO :GORDONS;
RICHARDSON STARTS.
SK.V1 n.K. A|»l i! - Major Hi. !,
ard.'on .11 ■ .. i a ■ nuor on the
■:. . • !a- \ r~ !i to
night. He is going direct to Seward
to arrange f r the work on the
ward-Iditar d trail.
!■' '~c i.•. ■ <I is tile Head's •laugh'd'.
Hatucs:
After you have received your dividend
walk toward the big sign on Second
Avenue marked “Gordon’s” and see
the latest things for Easter wear.
Caster di)pcmng
THIS MORNING, April 1 Oth,
at 1 0 o'clock
All that is best in the latest Eastern and
and boreign productions in
Hats, Suits, Coats,
Skirts, Waists and Gowns
ALSO
Neckwear, Belts and Bags|
Will be found on display at
DREDGES COMING
THIS SUMMER
TWO ARE TO BE SHIPPED AT
ONCE BY COMPANY ORGAN
IZED BY LEMONS.
At least two dredges will be start
ed on their way into the camp this
summer and it is possible that this
number may be increased before the
close of navigation. They will be
used on Twin, Pedro and Fairbanks
creeks on the property tied up by
optii us by G. G. Lemons and W. W.
Powell, the English company organ
ized by the former having signified
ils willingness to go through with
the deal. One of the options, that
on -f above Pedro, has already been
taken up and K. M. Courtnay has
received the purchase price. All of
the money necessary for the taking
up of the other options has arrived
and is now in the First National
bank. These options will be taken
up as sooii as the abstracts caii be
completed.
Mr. Lemons, Dr. ltobson and Wil
liam Turton, the two latter stock
holders in the English company, are
now on their way to California,
where they plan to make arrange
ments with the Union Iron Works
for the building of a big modern
dredge for use on Fairbanks creek.
A small dredge will be purchased
for use on Twin creek, and it Is
possible that it may be in actual
operation this summer. The dredge
for Fairbanks creek will probably ,
be shipped to the scene of opera-;
, tious over the lirst snows of next
i winter.
Besides practically all of Pedro
j c-eek the company has options cu
j Fairbanks creek from 5 above to 12
above inclusive, except the upper
half of 7; on Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4
Moose creek, a tributary of Fair-,
banks creek and on Twin creek from
! No. 1 to No. 5. These options expire I'
In the early fall but it is probable j'
! that most of them will be taken up1
much earlier as all of the money is '
here and the company can thereby ,
get a discount. •
The authority for the statement
in regard to the plans of the com- <
pany is Attorney John Dillcn, who '
has charge of its affairs. He states
emphatica'ly that there is nothing <
now to hinder the deal from going \
through as the company is compos- ,
ed of some of the richest men in '
England, and the funds at its ccm j
mand are ample to swing very much i
larger operations. He also states J
that the company Is anxious not ‘
alone to get hold of dredge proposi- i
tions but will be ready to take hold
cf quartz mines just as soon as i
they have been fully demonstrated, j
Dupree Lance, the engineer of the ,
company, who arrived about three <
weeks ago, has finished his report j
to the company, after thoroughly .
testing the ground, and the report j
is thoroughly satisfactory. He will j
remain here to complete the ar- <
rangements for receiving the dredg- j
es when they arrive. 4
New Shipment Over-the-Ice Eggs j
at Peoples. * 4
GOVERNMENT TAKES HAND.
OTTAWA. April 8. —- Because of
the failure of the miners and own
ers ol the coal mines in Western
Canada to arrive at any kind of an
agreement, the government has is
sued orders for both sides to get
together without further delay.
LANDS HER NINTH HU5RAND
BVAN'SVILIiK, lml . March 4.
I’oily Ann Weed, a wealthy multi
divorcee, aged TO, was married yes
terday to her ninth husband, Harri
son Strode, aged CO. Mrs. Weed was
married when IS years old to James
Weed, and at each recurring death
or divo-ce she has re'aken Ins name.
She divorced husbands .Nos. 2 and
3. Husband No. -1 committed suicide;
N s. 5 and b died naturally and left
her comfortable estates and consid
erable life insurance. Nos. 7 and K
she divorced.
She said today she had loved all
her husbands alike 1 v i,.,
ase mini was :
was glad there v. a . .■ i. <■ : i..
Lawrence H.u n ■ • p.. 1 ■ i
(Mtjar ».n Karth. I: t
New Shii met • Ov< •••!•.
at People.'.
ANDERSEN'S DRY GOODS
We are open today and you are invited to
inspect our new Spring Stock of handsome
Tailored Coats and Suits, beautiful Gowns,
Dresses, Skirts, Petticoats, Waists, Under
wear and Hosiery. Also new Belts, Bags
and Novelties of all kinds. Gloves, Veils
and Scarfs. A beautiful line of Babies’
Coats, Dresses and Bonnets, and an endless
variety of