The Alaska citizen., April 17, 1911, Image 8

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

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11 is \\ ith Pleasure We Announce
the Arrival of Our
SPRING and SUMMER LINE
.OF.
“Modem Clothes”
arsner*: ** wm ——
(Designed and Failored b\ Brandegec, Kincaid & Co.)
WE ARE SURE THE PLEASURC WILL BE MUTUAL FOR WE HAVE NEVER OPENED UP A
LINE C~ GOODS THAT HAS GIVEN US SUCH ENTIRE SATISFACTION. THIS IS SO BECAUSE
NCED THE MAKERS HAVE EMBOD'ED IN THEIR OUTPUT THE GREATEST
DEOREE ir COMFORT WITHOUT SACRIFICING EITHER STYLE OR NEATNESS. IN NECK
. D E R W EAR. AND OTHER TOGGERY DETAILS WE HAVE MUCH TO SHOW THAT
WILL INTEREST YOU.
sg:ri^r'Thornton & Co. FAIRBANKS. ALASKA
W B. VANDERUIP MAY BE
BROUGHT BACK TO FAIR
BANKS THIS SUMMER.
Wi h .1 . ;11 :•.>i k "1 til"".1"1"
a bonding and ki ing company is
being i..n m I 1 . a i. .ml cr of the
leading I a! hu ine- in< n. bead, d
li> Frank S t; .1 pr,uiist
in lc i : •... a-.-i --t a nee in
the dove), pirn n ■ ! i ciiartz pros
pt-iis in i.- F .- ; • iiii.-d I hroiigh.
as now : ■ l it-able. it
will no : • i , wn-ldV
gf, :r ■ - i \- W on B.
Yalnk-1 ip. Will ■ * rniaia'lltly lo
, aie 1 in ;b« least ne
year.
Tlie olij*. ■ . . i)., company at
the pr* -- :.t • 1- ' , raise £1"...
i. \ . i .a a by Mr.
V’tnd* i .:;* •• 1 i. in C rdova.
miil this i . guuran -a At
presen' *• I - i n actually sub
scribed and a: ' , ;- i .".*• * definitely
pr raised. It s 'll :ul,t there
will be at.;, .lid! ! ;. in ge tin; the
- p. - 1 Xo sub
l- i *. 11 * * * ■ - n, : an #‘-*m pro u>k
• n
i !:•• have Mr.
Vanik a.a
it:\t.-!i i ; -Tties as are
(.in t.. ! l.i - - will then he
taken a. tin- pr rits '.e retom
mends and > ii! be de-el.-pod
under hi. - a; i-i*,11 t<j the point
at whit h la: e inter
(-•■d. A- Ms \ ii.■;• ■ :-iij.reputation
i , mid bi no dif
ti ult> in get'ing thr necessary
money for development on any prop
erty he might ret utnmend.
Mr. Vau lt rlip mm h impress
t i with what lie heard f th" quartz
prospect? here and entered into the
eentract with ,\ir. Gold it to return
here in tlm event that the Honding
A i.eudhg ' mpan> could be success
fully floated An orilingiy a few days
ago the subst ription honk- of tlic
compttny were opened, and now, as
s-atetl bef re. but ... remains to
In- raised Wit n this i- t! tie Mr.
V.mdcrlip will he communicated with
uni the organization perfected.
Voltlt> Kit!iiu.mtl. manager of the
Northern Commercial company here,
arrived en the stage Saturday, lie
comes back from a winter spent in
California, much impressed with the
advantages of Alaska and is willing
to get int i the harness again uncom
plainingly.
Mr. Richmond "as much impress
ed with the Copper Riser A North
western road and held ves i's future
is assured of sueco-s. Hi ttttes that
tin-re will 1 e no changes o' any mag
nitude N. C.
Co. or the N N Co. t Li - -ummer
and that they will ■ mtinue 'la ir op
erations n the -atm -rale as form
erly.
Mr- Ut<. I ot.d .'ill t main Out
side until the opening of navigation.
MR. AND MRS. WILMER TO
STAY DURING SUMMER
Sam Wiltner. who represents S.
Hirseli. A Cot f Kansa City,
and .-ells (.puller ! .. l rye in this
neck of the wo d.-. with Mrs. Wil
mer will remain in tin • amp for
■ lie -■ ft iter pan "i th- suii:«ner.
They have taken the Hen ! n cabin,
on Gardt n I i _
The Smart Style Shop’s
MOTTO IS:
“Pun iiow Cheap—But How Good”
Another point in lavor of your decision to select your Spring
wearables from our new stock is
THAT OUR STOCK IS ALL NEW
Our entire Stock comes direct from the
Fashion Centers of New York City to you
HA TS
How about that Spring Hat?
Buy it now: say today!
Otherw.se the one you want:
the one that just suits you.
may be sold.
Our Walking Hats are the
Nobbiest, our Dress Hats the
Handsomest Ever Shown in
the North for the Money Asked.
Prices from $5 Lip
DRESSES
For the Shirtwaist Ball
Dainty Dresses, Suitable for
this Evening's Dance. Every
Garment New, Direct from New
York City, embracing the Chat
ties. Marquisette. Swiss and
Lawn Fabrics. You will be
correctly dressed in one of our
New Frocks, and the
Prices are only
From $11.50 Up
S KIR TS
! For the Shirtwaist Ball
i
Splendid Showing in hand
some Black Altman Voile
Skirts embracing the Newest
Tailored Effects, with Pleats,
I Bands and Folds, and also the
« very Handsomest Styles for
| Dressier Wear in the Richly
t Appliqued and Braided Modes.
[ Specially Marked
j From $13.50 Up
SUITS
In this Line we have some
thing that you need in the
Natty New English Worsteds,
Scotch Tweeds and Shepherd
Plaids. Nothing like them in
town for quality, style and
reasonableness of price. We
have a splendid assortment of
sizes to choose from. You will
require just such a suit during
the next two weeks.
Prices from $25 Up
COATS
Nobby, New Full Length
Coats in plain Empress Serges
or the Scoth Tweeds. All colors
to choose from, Grey, Tan,
Navy, Black and Mixtures. Also
the Double-faced Heavy Trav
eling Cloth.
Prices
From $12.50 Up
WAISTS
For the Shirtwaist Bail
Dainty Lingerie and Tailor
ed Styles. Of the latter we
have only a few dozen left.
Nearly every lady who visited
us during the past week pur
chased one or more of these.
Make your choice now. Prices
$2.50 and $5.00.
The Lingerie and Silk Styles
are
From $2 to $17.50
»
I /
RUSSIAN KID IS IN FINE ORE
G I) (Rexall) H rton got ha-k
into town on Saturday from a jaunt
around the (reeks, during which he
took occasion to visit some ot tin
quartz properties in the neighb< r
hood of Wolf, on which is situate
a hole in the ground in which he
is interested.
Below the ledge In which Mr. Hor
ton is interested is Gus Balzimer,
the Russian Kid. Here there is a tun
nel driven, by the Kid and his kid
brother, to a distance of nearly
feet. .lust at the present time a
- ringer, running from four to ten
itn hes in width, Is being follow ed,
which shows surprisingly rich val
ue- The wa rk on this property is.
-ay- Mr. Horton, a monumi nt to the
am tint of hard licks that the Kid
is putting in on his quartz prospects,
and there appears now to be a rea
-onable certainty that he will soon
have demonstrated that he has a
tine property.
On the McCarty ledge Mac is get
ting out some tine ore and has now
about fifteen tons sacked.
Herschberger, over on Skoogey, is
sinking a shaft on a fine looking
lodge which promises much. A
depth of 50 feet has been attained
and the vein now shows 30 inches in
width. The walls are clearly defined
and it appears to be beyond a
d ubt a true fissure vein. Tin
values near the surface were very
high, but for about ten feet they
petered out and almost disappeared.
Recently, however, the rioh ore was
encountered again and the ore now
shows big values to panning.
Flor de Lovera, King of Havana
Cigars—Sold Everywhere.
TREASURECOOKHOUSE BURNS
On Thursday morning at about
12:30, the cookhouse of Beson &
Everson, on Treasure creek was com
pletely destroyed by fire, which
started from a defective stovepipe.
The engineer on the claim. Oliver
Girouard, had to get out in the snow
barefooted and he slightly froze his
feet as a consequence. There was
no water at hand and the fire had
gotten so big a start that it was im
possible to do anything to check the
(lames when help arrived.
Eddie Suter returned to camp on
Saturday from a short vacation, dur
ing which he accompanied Deputy
Marshal Hansen :o and from 'he
Hot Springs.
FINE PICTURES NEXT WEEK
There will he no moving picture
show put on by Martin & Koon this
week, but next week there will be
a treat in store for those who have
come to Icok forward to these at
tractions. On that occasion there
will be thrown on the screen a
series of pictures taken at one of
the biggest of the aviation meets
held Outside this winter, and North
erners who have not recently been
outside will have a chance to realize
the strides that have been made in
the navigation cf the air.
MR. AND MRS. CHAS. BEAM
ARE SURPRISED
Mrs. Charles Ream was on Thurs
day evening pleasantly surprised by
a number of her friends on the oc
casion of her birthday. The six
teen couples in the party gathered
first at the Gels residence and then
adjourned to the Beam residence.
Cards were indulged in until lun
cheon. Miss Anne Anderson winning
the ladies' prize and Luther Hess
taking the gentleman’s prize. Miss
Cecil Berry and R. J. Gels won the
consolation prizes.
BULLOCK BACKJROM CIRCLE
After having successfully navigat
ed the N. C. company through the
depths of litigation involved by the
attempt of the district attorney to
have it properly punished for the
heinous crime of selling one bottle
of beer at a time instead of no less
than several dozen. Joe Bullock, the
local attorney, returned from Circle
on Friday. He reports considerable
activity in the hydraulicking opera
tions on Eagle, Mastodon, Mammoth
and Miller creeks.
MR. AND MRS. COURTNAY
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Courtnay, of
Chatanika, were surprised by a
number of their friends on Wednes
day night, the occasion being a
family birthday. A very pleasant
evening was spent with cards and
refreshments. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Courtnay, Grandpa
Courtnay, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Johnson, Judge and Mrs. S. R. Weiss,
Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Snipes, Mrs. Jewell.
Mrs Boline, Mrs. Gibbs, Miss Clara
Walker, Miss Alma Hill, Miss Cora
Smith, Joe Sasarnek, and Doctor
Daufortb.
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Hi Greatest Sale of the Year
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* ~ | WORTH OF
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F0R Y0UR ^ ON THE H;;....
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j lie ere at ihe 1 hir’d Avunit ; •.! having slightly damaged some oi
our r rock--by water only~~v terminea to make a clean sweep
of all of our immense stock of Goods and Women's
Rea ly-tO-Wear Ga The largest and best assorted
stock in the lemtci v ■ /Alaska, BAR NONE
I h/' Swee p \q Reduction
Includes all of our Warehouse , ca. Lverythmg Goes. Absolutely
No Reserve. Lvi; . Less 25 and 50%
I
, cods Offer
In this Greatest of Merchanch .r . v/ents. This Reduction Includes
Ail of O, New Stock ;
Slightly I ged Articles |
Will be Sacrificed with No Respeci to Ordinal Cost. In many instances you’ll find on 1
the Bargain Counters Merchandise at 20c - d 25c on the dollar. <]|The time to buy is
When Prices Are the Lowest
Prices Are Now at Rock Bottom
READ SOME OF THE MANY BARGAINS OFFERED:
Suits worth up to f 43.00 at $18.75 j
Coats “ “ 33.00 at 17.50 j
Skirts “ “ 23.00 ai 15.00
Skirts “ “ 13.00 at 7.50 !
Kimonos “ “ 17.30 at 8.75 f
“ “ 6.50 at 3.50 jj
House Slippers worth up to $3.73 at 1.00 r
If foil Want to Save Money, Here's the Place, DOORS OPEN AT 1 P.M. TODAY j
KATHERIf E MILL
-— SUCCESSOR GORDON’S ■