POLITICAL CARDS
| FOR COUNCILMAN J *
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Thorulf Lehmann
(FOR COUNCILMAN
Lawrence S. Kerr
E tction Twwday, Apr.| 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Henry C. Kelling"**"
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
NOME PIONEER SINCE '99
Election Tuesday. April 6 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Frank M. Kiesele
E ection Tu,*aday. Apr | 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Chas. J. Thompson
Election Tuesday. April 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Wm. H. Webb
Election Tuesday. April 6. 1915.
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IFOR COUNCILMAN
E. L. holt
Election Tuesday, April 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Ralph Lomen
Election Tuesday. April 6. 1915. Ill
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NEWS NOTES
W S Renni is In town from Solomon.
The infant daughter of Milton Roper
is van- 111.
) Leonard Seppala and Ale. Holmson
1 arrived from Council today
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Mr* W s Renney is eonvalescinif
slowly and will probably i.e <h|e n. »it
up tomorrow.
The local .Masonic lode* held t! e ,.n
liuul Maunday-Thursday dinner it the
Board of Trade leetaur.int last nlghe.
Cover* were laid f.>r thirty-six
Chas Sieverlsen f.*rmcrl\ conric. ti-1
with the Sieverts»»n arid John*, n d-edte
on Solomon river is In s n Krai
engaged in the real estate business
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The lining people of the Christian
Endeavor Socleti gave an enjoyable
| Mrs. Grigsby. .Mrs. .McCiciy Mrs Van
iskkl* and Mrs, Ge-> Lumen.
The Fish pond will be in charge of
| Mrs. A. A. Allan; assistants. Mrs Irv ine
[Feed. Mrs C. l)case and Mrs Charles
i Thompson.
j Mrs Downing will preside at the
| Flower booth witli Mrs. Dr Kittleson
land Mrs Fred Ayer assistnie.
Mrs n \. Weaver, will be in charge
U the Confetti booth with Mrs. Den
j.Moiris and Miss Ina Lyle ns assistants
Messrs A1 Nicholson and L S Kerr
!v. ill handle the Dutch booth.
Tickets ifiav 1 it had froni the bos
{and girls on the street after Saturday
| morning.
The committee States that boys and
I girls wishing to sell tickets can procure
same from W. C. McGuire at the office
i of the Clerk of the Court. The tickets
| w ill sell for flftv cents and the seller
will rec.-ive ten per cent of flip sales
EAGLES MEMORIAL EXERSISES
NOTICE
All Eagles are requested to meet in
the Club Rooms Sunday at 1 o'clock
p. m.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The management of the \
t ELITE BATHS wishes to an- ,<
'[ nounce to the public that on anj *
after April 1st
Baths will be j
\ .5 for Sl.OO |
* Steam and shower baths in Con- i
J nection *
Cor. Front and B Streets «
J J. M. MONOHAN -1
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t DOG RICE ;
j $4.50 J
+ PER. HUNDRED *
|MOLLER’S GROCERY:
J PHONE. Main 86 211 FRONT 8T. *
Great Western Gigantic Struggle to
Culminate East Of Parle.
PARIS. April 2.—It is becoming evi
dent that the great struggle of the ap
proaching summer campaign in the
western theatre of war will lie directly
cast of Paris where the Germans are
plainly preparing a gigantic effort to
( breakdown the French center and get
to the capital.
Cannot Get News From Dardanelles.
\TIIKN8. April 2 Despite groat <-r
forts of both Greek and foreign uoi
■ orrespondents to obtain word of the
Itardanelles .situation none are forth
coming owing In the cessation of both!
mail and telegraphic communications !
with Turkey and Asia minor.
Spanish Reserviets Ordered To Be
Ready In Cuba.
HAVANA. April 2. Spanish reset-'
sta in CTiba are being notified through
the Spanish diplomatic Agents to pre
care themselves to return home at a
days notice for army and navy service
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Carranixists Break Communications
l-:i. PAS'*. Aprii2—It Is reported thai
iIn- Carranza soldiers have broke tiie
railroad line in southern Sonora b
burning the recently reconstructed
bridges. The troops are said to be
holding several train crews as prison
ers
Ta get the newe read the Nugget.
WEATHER REPORT.
Nome. Alaska March 31 1915
Temperature—Max 21, Min 9
Barometer—2997 inches.
Wi at her—flea r.
W ind Northeast! 5 mile* |>er hour
average 9 rnjles per hour
Pre< ip it at Ion—None.
Niitne, Alaska. April l, 191.-,
Temperature—Max. 21. Min 7.
Barometer—2937 inches
Wea tlier—Cloud v
Wind -Northeast 20 miles averayc
•i-i hour IS miles
I ’reelpitation—None.
ty voung people participate! The trip
extended to several of the near bv
creeks.
The Eagle memorial services will he
held in the hjg hall Sunday afternoon.
The door* will open at one-thirty and
will close at - sharp, after which hour
no one will he admitted \n Impressive
pregram h « been prepared
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The Buletfe adultery ease is occupy
ing the attention *.f the District court
today. Yesterday'* session v s spent
almost entirely in the s*-l**cl|nn f the
rv the entire panel being exhaust* d
in the effort Two special venire* w«ro
1 called before the iurv \v • *.rni*lete.l
The Catholic Ladies will give a card
j social Easter Monday at 8 :ia P. M
i Admission So cents refreshments in
iduded The prizes arc nbov* the or-j
jdlnary and the Ladies promise a rnyali
i good time to all ns will be seen hv the1
admission cards given at the door
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The name ,.f Ralph Lomt-n was added
j to tiie list of prospective CoiineUm.inie
candidates at a late hour last evening
and the total list now includes sixteen
names It was expected that Judge
Hobbes would also be on entry but his
insistent friends could not prevail upon
■him to enter the race
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Tb* Miners Home Club held their
j usual enjoyable weekly function last
night and passed the evening in merry
! fashion. The ladies turned the affair
I into a species of surprise partiy by
' bringing box lunches which were much
I enjoyed Dancing was indulged at 1 lie
j conclusion of the card games The fol
ijlow-ing were the winners at the whist
] tallies.
Ladies: Mrs O. Carlson, first; Mrs.
Fred Daniels, second Miss Minnio
Morrison, third
Gentlemen: Joe Wise first; M. G.
Bulzin. second and L. T. Warden third.
Preparations for the Kermiss to bo
held at Eagle Ilalj Saturday April 10th
are being rapidly rushed to completion
and evor>' thing is going forward with
a swing Tickets will he read' for
sale commencing -Saturday morning
.tand the Queen contest will also open on
that day. the voting places d* signated
being Rose's Candy Store ind Hill's
Pharmacy. The votes in the Queen
contest will be counted at one P. M.
each day until tho evening of the tenth.
The votes cast during the remainder of
the contest will be counted every half
hour. The musical committee com
posed of Henry Burgh and Billy Mars
arc arranging an excellent musical pro
gram. Tho Nome Brass Band will pa
rade tho streets during tho afternoon
of ‘ Kermiss Day" and the committee
expected to have all the Sweepstakes
eateries in the parade one of the ladies
In charge of oath of tho booths to be a
passenger. It has ale*.* been arranged
that the Band will furnish the music
for dancing which will l*e indulged in
part of the evening.
Tho following ladies and their as
sistants will be in charge of the various
booths:
Candy booth, Mr*. Riley, assistants.
Misses Carrie Stipek. Lille Bakke, Me
Connaught and Helen T-omen
j Lemonade and Cider booth; Mrs.J.
f V. Sheldon, assistants Mrs McGuire
( That load of
BLACK DIAMONDS
j has arrived In our window,
they are large Sweet prunes at
l2^c per lb
G. P. GOGGIN
I THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
|The NONPAREIL!
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SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS ^
| EASTER SALE!
J LADIES SUITS AND DRESSES «
5 THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY *
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J >s your opportunity to buy your Easter gown at 4
* a profitless price. Every Ladies Suit and Dress reduced. 4
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jj t ost lias been forgotten. Note tin* prices. Come and see 4
Ij styles and (pialities, and you can not resist the oppor* 4
* tunity ottered. *
| LADIES DRESSES
» Lot 1 $13.75
All our Silk and Crepe de Chene Afternoon and
W Evening Gowns, values up to $27 "...
^ EASTER SALE PRICE $13.75
J Lot 2 $4.95
I Al* $90o and $10.00 I .a dies Wool Presses
I * t'olor* and Black
| J EASTER SALE PRICE *495
» Lot 3 $9.85
! 1 v $12.SO to $1 > OK Wool Press \^ thouse
I " at this
j EASTER SALE $9.85
* Lot 4 $14.95
. If* the ctiftn e of * lifetime $26.6# to $30.60
w Xfw models, stylishly trimm.-d beautiful
fabrics
J EASTER SALE PRICE $14.95
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LADIES TAILORED 1
SDITS :
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l-.ach one an individual model. Your suit will £
not be duplicated In the cit\ Hand tailored through- ®
out. Wk
Lot 1 $13.50 *
Includes every #22 '.a and *23 00 T.adies Suit in »
| the house at the fK
EASTER SALE $13.50
Lot 2 $ 16.00 *
Stylish models in colors and black Broadcloths. ®
j Serges, Cheviot! and Whip fords Regularly priced *
j at *27.50 and *S0 00 tM
EASTER SALE $1600 J
Lot 3 $20.50 S
A value never before offered Do not miss this
opportunity. Xobby hand-tailored model# Former *
prices *35.00 and *87.50 \t the ^
EASTER SALE. $20 50 ^