CANNED FRUIT SPECIAL
We uiv s .ng to cloa ■ out the following brands of jobbing can
ned flints, at stub prices as will interest you.
RELIANCE of S. .C \V. Al’RIOTS at .$5.50 per case
RELIANCE REACHES at .$5.25 per case
S. & W. REACHES at .*.$5.50 per case
RELIANCE or s. & W. REARS at .$0.00 per case
We have other brands as low as.$4.00 per ease
Tti the future we will handle only HUNTS SUPREME HANE
PEELED FRUITS, packed by the grower ard sold direct to the
merchant. There 13 no Jobbers profits on Hunts goods.
_G^P. GOGGIN.
Dream Theater
TONIGHT
SIR GALAHAD OF THE TWILIGHT
2 PARTS 2
“The Warning”
AND
“Cutey Sister”
Adm. 25c
Sunday Night
SPECIAL
MARY PICKFORD
IN “SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN”
Her .Masterpiece—Her Supreme llffort
5 PARTS 5
Charley Chaplin
IN
I
a ce ; ituous
SCREAM
2 Parts.
7000 FEET OF
a TAR HGTURE
I wo feature shows in om
ADM. 50c
FISRT SHOW STARTS 6:30
NEWS NOTES
The night school of John Hancojk
in the ZUmei' building is now open to
students.
The bell over the old fire house U
-o be placed over the new file houst
i'or the purpose of sounding the flr«.
alarm Instead of the steam whls’le.
Geo. F. Kilroy has temporarily sus
pended drilling operations owing to
(he intense cold and Is enjoying the
delights of city life for a few days.
Officer Neely of the fire depart
ment, who has boon under profes
sional treatment by Dr. Chace, has
leclded that In the future he will let
strange dogs alone.
Billy Marx expected to get away
’oday for Teller where he will begin
o learn the reindeer industry with n
low to making it produce his Hailv
bread for the present and a fortune
n the future.
Monte Blair who had a bad frac
ture of the arm as the result of a fall
from the boiler house on the Thret
Star fraction some weeks ago has now
nearly recovered under the care of
Or. Chace. His arm Is now out of
>plints and he Is almost ready to re
sume operations on the claim.
On Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Ernst entertained at their home
as dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ernst and children, Mr. Fred Kntzer
and Mr. Don Frazier. A fat and well
"coked turkey was carved by ptill.
After thp repast the Ernst family
were given lessons in card playing
by their card-shark guests.
In the Yukon mail which arrived
j os.eruay there was no news irorn
Marshall as was expected. The mail
carrier on the special route from St.
Michael la due back at St. Michael
some time next week and probubly
i he will huve the returns we all want
to hear. The news will uluiosl cer
tainly be sent by radio from su Mich
ael to Nome.
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A message was received here yes
terday giving the returns from Kan
tishna in the Fourth division us '-ni
ter 64 and Wlckersham 2. The dis
parity in these ligurcs mads some 01
the Wlckersham supporters in town
to believe that there must be a mis
take somewhere though it is possible
that a strong opponent of Wicl
swung that section almost solidly
gainst |*ie delegate. Anything
seems possible in politics in these
unsettled times.
Work was begun today on the wader
nain at the foot of Steadman avenue
where several changes and Improve
ments have to be made because the
vater will now flow from west to oast
nstead of In the opposite direction as
ormerly. The valve has lobe reversed
o meet the altered condition. The
rain which allows I he main to lie
reed of water is not adequate In cold
weather and a number of lengths of
under-ground pipe will be laid down,
"’ontractor Hors says that not a dotut)
•vill be overlooked to make the new
•'lant do its work right up to the han
dle.
The Engle show have got a pictur
ed version of one of Hruno I-es
ing’s wonderful ghetto stories in "The
Faith of Her Fathers.” a throe part
drama throbbing with life, realism
and Intensely dramatic situations.
THE DIAMOND EHOHI THE SKY
Isn’t in it with the Display of
Diamonds
MUELLER'S
1 Call and See
t
You can look without
buying. Don’t buy with
out looking is bis motto.
'Cleo Madison stars In tha leading
part of the play which is the story of
a girl’s struggle between love and
religion. It i3 a magnificent play.
The girl reporter is well dramatized
in "Fate’s Alibi” where Helen nestle
as a female news gatherer delivers
some funny stuff mixed with the real
thing, for the entertainment of those
who witness It. A dandy Juvenile
comedy entitled Clive’s Pot con
cludes this Interesting bill.
At the meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce last night a committee
was appointed to lake charge of the
matter of the high steamship freight
rates. The committee today sent a
telegram of protest to H. C. Wilson
of the interstate commerce commis
sion who has been conducting hear- j
!ngs at Cordova and Juneau and who 1
will hold another session at Seattle j
on Monday. The Interstate commerce
commission notified the chamber that J
due notice of hearings would be given ;
to Nome people nrd probably such a i
notification Is now somewhere In the ,
mall pouches on the way to this town I
However, the chamber will lodge Its
protest with Mr. Wilson at Seattle
before Monday morning.
A meeting of the chamber will he
brtd at the Igloo on Sunday a w«el«
from tomorrow find matters of great
'mportance to all people of this see.
Mon will he brought up. All m«m
hors of the chamber are urged to ar
range their affairs so that they may
be present.
MORE TROOPS
SENT BY U. S.
TO DOMINGO
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T4ornational News Service.
I WASHINGTON, Dec.' 1.—The Unl
! 'd States is sending a force of elgh
! een hundred men with all possihle
peed to San Domingo where an Am
| rican military dictatorship exists
or the purpose of insuring order on
he island.
These reinforcements are conslder
d necessary because of a threatened
'prising of the natives. Fears arr
■xpre3sed in official messages to the
-overnrnent that all parties are nre
■aring to unite against the Amerl
•an forces.
More troops and warships will br
lent If the signs of discontent cm
inue to Increase.
Music with your meals from 5 to 7
on Sunday at the Board of Trade
Restaurant. Home of the big baked
potato.
SEE SHIP SINK.
l> te«national News Service.
NEW PORT NEWS Dec. 1—The
Dutch Steamship Ebergen which
arived here today from Rottendom
reports that the officers and crew
witnessed the sinking of the Nome
glan steamer Ro3enwald by a Ger
man submarine.
The attack was made off the Sicily
! Islands. Shortly after the crew of ‘he
: doomed ship had taken to the small
boats, the Rosenwald was seen to
' heave upward. A dull report was
heard and then the ship 3lowly sank.
The sailors of the Norwegian vessel
reached land in safety.
EAGLES ATTENTION.
The annual election of officers for
| !he ensuing term will he held on nex‘
Tuesday night, December 5, 1916.
W. M. EDDY. Secy.
THERMOS
Thermos Serves You Right—
Food or Drink—Hot or
Cold—When, Where and
As You Like
Thermos Bottles j
Thermos Food Jars
Thermos Lunch Kits
Extra Fillers and Cases.
Lomen Bros.
Drug Store i
With every $1.00 cash purchase or $1.00 paid
on account we give a ticket which entitles the
holder to one chance on a $100.00 Victrola
Draw ng December .11, 1916
TICKETS AT OIJR THREE S I ORES
New line of Cloaks and Suits
Just Arrived
LATEST STYLES
Come and inspect our goods
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
HEINZ
57 Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
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