DO YOU USE SOAP ?
WELL IF YOU DON'T YOU SHOULD.
THIS WEEK IS SOAP WEEK WITH US.
Lenox Soap. ..6 bars 25o
Kel3 Naptha Soap.4 bars 25c
Ivory Soap, small size.4 bars 25c
j Fairy Soap, huge JLze .S bar* Z5c
fiasco Soap .4 ban* 25c
UrurtdpH's Tar Soap .4 bars Z6c
Borax Soap . .... 3 bars !5c
| D. E. CROWLEY GROG. CO.
On the last da> of each month from now till
May 31st, we will hold a drawing for a month
ly PRhMlt M and for a chance in the GRAND
PREHIUM
A TICKET TO
SEATTLE AND RETURN
To be drawn for on June 1st 1917
THE JANUARY PREMIUM WILL BE A NO. 4
VICTROLA
TO BE DRAWN FOR ON JAN. 31 ST, 1917
Coupons will be issued w ith each Dollar Cash
Purchase or paid on account
Lomen Bros.
THREE S I ORES
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Overland Mail
Twice-a*Week
NOW-A-DAYS
WRITE OFTEN TO YOUR FRIENDS ON THE OUTSIDE.—USE
Correspondence Cards
THEY ARE VERY POPULAR AT PRESENT,
FINE FOR SHORT LETTERS
The most complete assortment of beautiful writing paper ever
brought to Nome. At popular pi ices. Come in and get a SAMPLE
FREE and examine our stock.
We deliver the goods
Hill’s Pharmacy
CORONA TYFEWRITTFR FREE. One chance with each 50c
purchase or paid on account.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
Cost of living may be high outside
but not in Nome
Apples Apples Apples
King per box $1.75
Belief lower box 2.00
Gravenstein box 2.00
Jonathan box 2.25
e 'l hat sin sipple a dsiy keeps the doctor away
Come and try them before you buy them
Ipolets Stores
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NEWS NOTES
«
Pete Yeager started back to Kou
garok this 11101 mug with the mail for
vaitt place and way poiuu.
The Order of fclustern Star will give
a social oa 1 rlduy evening to which
alusons aud their fumilics ure Invited.
Saturday, January 20, will be nat
u.ulization duy m the Uisirict court,
rhis will be the lirat day of its kind
n the present year.
j Mail Carrier !■ red Larson left foi
( .unr this mermng currying as pas
singer Frank Miller who is reported
0 be going on to York.
G. B. Mundy, Judge Tucker's pri
.:i't secretary, went to the Holy
joss hospital this morning by Hit
. ise of his physician, Dr. Neuman
sir Mundy is threatened with app°n
uicitis but ut present is not in any
gnat danger.
Today dawned without clouds and
with no wind to the great Joy of fully
1 dozen different parties who want
o hit the trail and have been wait
g for suitable weather. Teams were
oon hHched and away they went In
11 directions.
j The Loyal Order of Moose last
ght appo.nt'd the following mem- ■
era to act U3 a committee having full
barge of all arrangements for the
I lccse burden-handicap fourth an- ]
iual race; N;d Dajrling, George
uiger, Buss Downing, Leonard Sep-’
ala, and Fay D.h zene.
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At the c lunri) meeting last night
-V.ryor Moller asked the press to call
itention of merchants tothe fact that j
. ,eafter hey should not deliver'
goeds for use of the city except on
r „u! .r r "i! ic'tion from the city
jlerk’s office. That is, if they want to
er paid 'or their goods. For the
. i. jor will i'i > sign any more war
mis c. eepl tor goods regularly re
)U'3ii .OJied
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A rather pathetic letter came In
the mail yesterday addressed to the j
president of the Sunset Mining Com- 1
puny. It is an appeal from I. T.
Kimbrough of Buffalo Springs, Tex.,
for news as to the whereabouts and
well-being of Ira E. Kimbrough who
has not been heard from by his
mother for eight years. The last his
parents knew of him he was at work
for the Sunset Mining Company. Any
one knowing his present address will
confer a favor by advising him of j
his parent's anxiety concerinng him
or by writing to the above named
such news as may be In his posses
sion.
News from Solomon 13 to the ef
i' ct that Carl Lomen and Leonard
Seppala had quite an experience
while crossing Bonunza. They had
ought up with Bloomfield at Safety
imd were journeying together with
Seppala’s team ahead. They met Fric
Johnson who warned them to look out
for treacherous ice on Bonanza. In
spite of precautions, however, they
struck a weak place and the Ice
dropped from under the dogs, the
wl ole 19 of whom were plunged Into
the water. The sled was held by the
efforts of both men jo that only the
bow went in. With Bloomfield's nld
they succeeded in getting the dogs out
and tried another place for crossing.
They reached Solomon all right ard
started out this morning for Chlnik.
I The regular meeting of the city
fathers was held last night in city
hall, the sieve having been moved
nearer the ralledf enclosure wherein
sit tho municipal solons while at
tending to the public business. After
j the usual formalities of roll call vnJ
| reading of the minutes of the ins
J meeting, communications were road.
| The school board made its monthly
request for $1,200 to pay the running
expenses of the schools. Bids were
opened for the city printing contract.
The Nugget bid two and a half cent;
j a line lower than the Industrial
Worker and was awarded the con
tract at 15 cents a lino later In the
veiling under the head of new buai
: ness. Under tills head also the school
board was given the money asked
; or on motion of Councilman Burgh.
Chairman Wesley of the finance
and building committee reported that
lie had called for bids for the cells
in the Arc house and that work would
I. gin soon.
Councilman McAllister of the fire
committee made Ills customary report
on the satisfactory condition of the
pumping plant.
Counciumun Ross reported that
|
Mrs. G. W. Uaiblin is taking care of
I the infant of the late Mrs. Davison.
It also appeared that Mrs. Pose
Wheeler I3 to have all the Davison
; children under one roof for the re
mainder of the season, arrangements
to this end having been $ erfee'ed
| by ladies who have interested them
selves In the matter.
A little fiaro up took place over the
payment of Mrs. Chace’s bill for
stenographic work during the ses
sions of the board of equalization.
Mayor Moller questioned the right of
| City Attorney O’Neil to engage u
stenographer without authorization
by the council. The city attorney
explained that he was acting entirely
within his duties and said he would
have been recreant to the people's
Interests had he failed to have pro
vided for an accurate transcript of
the proceedings in view of the 'act
that It wa3 understood that many
tax payers were to be sworn. He
utged that a stenographic record
would have been his sheet anchor if
court processes hnd grown out of the
equalization sessions.
After a number of passages back
and forth Councilman Ross moved
| that the bill be paid and McAlister
seconded the motion. All councilman
amd the mayor voted yea.
Under the head of new business a
clt'zen called attention to the fact
that only one of the four lights on
the Catholic steeple were lighted at
night. It was suggested that this
ore might fall at any moment and
that all four 3hould be kept working
for the guidance of mushers and
1 teamsters who may be caught In a
j blizzard and need these guiding ban
cors. The matter was referred to
Chairman Poteet of the streets, al
leys and lights committee to see what
can be done about It.
Mayor Moller made a statement to
the effect that hereatfer no merchant
need expect payment fo rany goods
| dlivered the city unless the goods art
j ordered on a requisition from the rtty
! clerk’s office In due form. Council
man Wesley warmly supported tne
mnyor’s position saying that as It Is
now any one can order anything of
a merchant and say It 13 for the city.
Neither the merchant nor the finance
committee has any way of knowing
whether the goods are for the city’s
use or not. The mayor said he will
not sign a warrant for goods deliv
ered except on a regular requisition.
Whereupon the honorable body rose
ftr one week.
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INCE FEATURE AT
THE DREAM TONIGHT
"The Toast of Death" Is a photo
piny that has created a sensation In
all parts of the country. It Is a four
part romance of intrigue and revenge
featuring Louise Glaum, Harry G.
Keenon, and Herschell Mayall and is
produced undpr the personal direction
of Thomas H. Ince, the wizard of
motion picture photography. It Is a
picture thnt will live In the memory
alway3. Powerful, realistic scenes
show oriental streets, Indian temnles,
m five bazaars, caravans of elephants,
camels nnd horses, English regiments,
Irdlan dragons, and gorgeous cos
tumes. A play of many features.
Dont' miss It. Admission 25 cents.
Tomorrow night "The Diamond from
the Sky."
HINTS ON COMFORT.
To Look Wall You Must Fssl Well.
Clothes help you to look well. If
they are made to order and fit well
repaired well, cleaned well and wa|i
pressed, Therefore you will feel well
M. PA8COFF,
Ladies and Gents Tailor, does It nil
weU. Cer, Lacue's way and Frut St.
DUTCH CAPTURE
GERMAN WARSHIP
IN LOCAL WATERS
International News Service.
LONDON, Jan. 15.—A Reuter dis
I patch from Flushing, Holland, says
j that the Du-tch have captured a Ger
| man warship and ure taking it to
J tlint port for internment during the
| continuance of the war. The news
1 was sent by radio to Flushing from
the Dutch ship which effected the
seizure.
The dispatch says that the German
! hip was cruising In Dutch waters
| ind remained there beyond the legal
i limit. A Dutch warship was sent out
to apprehend the offender which sub
mitted to Internment rather than go
beyond the three mile limit where
British ships were waiting to give
battle.
The German commander made no
resistance to the demand of the Dutch
captain that he give up his ship for
internment although when the Dutch
war vessel was sent on its errtnd
fears of serious complications were
felt
Visiting Cards at ths Nugget Office
ENTENTE COUNCIL IN LONDON
International News Service.
LONDON, Jan. 16.—A groat war
council of the leadorB of the entente
nations opened this afternoon.
It Is understood that military mut
ters will be the chief topics of dis
cushion and probably the only matters
brought up.
The government has carefully with,
held the names of those in attend
ance. No word Is allowed to go forth
as to the number, rank or nationality
of the visitors to thiB city.
5c Sale of Canned Goods
Fruits and Vegetables
0 1112 DIFFERENT BRANDS TO SELECT FROM.
You pay twenty five cents for one can. hen you may select one
cun from the remaining eleven brand3.
FOR 5c
G. P. GOGGIN l,~""
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Come In and see the new
stock at the EMPORIUM and
get their prices. j
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
flip Ifiiniif We must satisfy
WE KNUW
WE WILL DO THAT IN
PRICE—QUALITY-SERVICE
TRY US
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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f TOMORROW
2 THE FIRST THING LOOK FOR OUR CIRCULARS FOR IMPORT*
2 ANT DETAILS OF OUR
j ANNUAL WHITE CARNIVAL (
1 MONDAY MORNING AT 9:00 |
I THE GREAT WHITE SALE OPEN8
AND EARLY PURCHASERS WILL HAVE A MOST COMPLETB O
SELECTION i5
BIGGER AND GREAIER BARGAINS
g WILL BE OFFERED THAN EVER BEFORE.
8 SALES DAYS |
8 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday is
1 THE NONPAREIL
X THE BIG 8TORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICE. 9
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