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THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
4 PARTS 4
Dramas
"THE STAIN"
MYSTERY OF STOLEN CHILD
Comedies
"A RAINY DAY’’
THE KING AND THE COPPER
SUNDAY
S—PARTS—5
PRESIDENT WILSON*
THE UNCLE TOM’S CABIN
TROUPE
THE OLD GUARD
A LESSON TO MUSHERS
MASTER AND MAN
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r! of all k nds. r
r Bread Delivered. Phone Red 170 i
Coffee Like Mother Made
^ Meals Served at Regular Hours ^
ALWAYS IN STYLE
If you have your suit pressed, . lean
ed and repaired by us—
We will make them look like new
We .In dry or gHSoline cleaning
We do steam cleaning
We make alterations
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for t.adies and Gentlemen
We make a specialty of making and
i repairing furs
First-class workmanship.
All work guaranteed Our prices are
reasonable ' Mice a customer always
; i customer
t'.*me and see us, we will *t\e von
ur prices hefon we do your work
We appreciate your patronage
NOME TAILORING COMPANY, j
i lei ween Segerstrom aud Hagen and j
Zehner's Jewelry stores
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WHV EAT t>OPR BREAD
Wo«r you can ^et GOOD, WHOLE
’•'E B.eari at 6c osr loaf
ANVIL 3AKERY
NORTH POLE AAKEHV
FJGLE HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT
Drama
THE GREASER AND THE
WEAKLING
Drama
THE JUMP TO DEATH
Comedy
MEN WERE DECEIVERS
EVER
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SUNDAY NIGHT
3—Raol a—3
Drama
THE LAW
OF
THE WEST
ADMISSION, 25 cants.
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'a Ball
FIRST GAME
Eagles vs. Bears
[SECOND GAME
Malamutes vs. Tigers
A. B. HALL
FRIDAY DAN. 29,1919
ADM. 50c
RESERVED SEATS AT ROSE CANDY STORE.
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NEWS NOTES
You got the most and all the very
latest war news In the Nugget.
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Richard Stapleton who lias spent u
month in Nome will return to the Kou
garok tomorrow, weather permitting
Mr. Stapleton is one of the old Kou
garuk miners and is openating on
Taylor creek. Paddy Flynn who is
also a Kougarok miner will accompany
Stapleton on the trip.
- The Higli School play which nvll be
given tomorrow night promises to be
the best of the kind ever given in
Nome There will he a dress rehear
sal tonight and all the players are said
to be thoroughly prepared and trained
to fill their parts to perfection
Nome is Just now experiencing a cold
snap which is made more severe by
the strong wind which is accompanying
the fall of temperature Todav the
theremometer registered thirteen be
low with a mile breeze This is
probably the Kougarok weather which
is Just reaching here where for several
days they had high wind and a tem
perature of 32 degrees below zero
The pleasing four-part program dis
played last night at the Dream will he
repeated again Saturday This pro
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gram is of unusual quality, each num
i ber being considerably above the ave
rage and particularly the two comedies
A Rainy Day and The King and the
Copper, the latter being something en
tirely out of the ordinary Sunday’s
i program consists of five excellently
grouped numbers and includes two
strong dramas, two comedies and a
pictorial film showing some intimate
views of President Wilson In the last
days of his governorship of New Jer
sey
It is announced that Mr Joorgan
Nelson is engaged to Miss Rllen Ander
son, of Seattle, Wash , and are t.> lie
married in March and then go to the
fair at San Francisco on a honeymoon
before returning to Juneau where Mr
Nelson is a leading Jeweler
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Midshipman Claud (> Roll, of N'ome,
Alaska, by reason of his high standing
in his classes and for deportment at
the United States naval academy at
Annapolis, has been made Cadet Lieu
tenant and assigned to the command of
I one of the twelve companies at the
j academy. This is an unusual occur
i rence and speaks well for the Nome
j bov. says an Alaskan exchange.
Tom Patterson, who is well known
in different parts of Alaska lias arrived
in Seward ami will leave soon with a
dog team for the Broad Pass district
where lie will look over the recently
discovered ledge. He is a brother of
Dan Patterson who is well known in
Nome and Vale, Oregon.
The baseball games scheduled in a.
B. hall for tonight are creating more in
terest than heretofme this season. The
Tigers have a new player in the person
of Deiren who will play third base and
has been showing up well in practice.
Capt. Sheldon of the Ragles has not
decided on his lineup for tonight as
McGuire has a had knee and may not
be able to pitch. Thompson may pilch
In his stead, and Miller go behind the
bat but as Clyde has had very little
experience in catching Sheldon may
decide to go in the box himself and
leave Thompson behind the bat where
he is a tower of strength The Mala
mutes still remember their victory of
last week and predict they will dupli
cate the performance but the Tigers
dispute this and say they will stop tho
winning streak of the Malamutes Tlia
Bears are not saying a word but have
practiced nearly every night the past
week preparatory to a hard game with
the Ragles. The lineup for tonights
game is as follows:
Bears Corbin 3b. Bauer if. Lehmann
rf. Biard rs. Watson Is. Bose 2b. Allan
c. Lewis p, Reed lb.
Ragles—Miller. Lumen, McGuire,
Thompson, Walsh, Sheldon, Welgart,
Whitehead. Fry. Bogan Cole.
Tigers—Fromm lb, Marr c. Weaver
rs. Heckel rf. Miller If. Kirk p, Lomen
2b. Brame Is. Deiren 3b, T.eseher Smith,
Lyle.
Mala mutes— Wilson 3b, Scott rs. J
lackson lb, Burslk p, komen c, Fox If.
Hagen is, Bartholomew 2h, Bean if
Allan. Cowden, Frazier, Lehmann
Balne.
Pi’. Win l.ose
c IF?
Bears.600. .667 .500
Euifles . .600 .661 .500
Titters.600 .667 .500
Malamutes . 200 .333 .166
A flash from Iditarod last night said
that a tire destroyed Sam Wllmer's
house. A heavy wind was blowing and
for a time the whole town was threat
ened by by strenuous work of all the
people of the place the tire was con
fined to the one building.
The American steamer St. Helens
was stopped in the Atlantic, by a shot
from the British cruiser Berwick, and
after the cruiser had examined the
ship’s cargo, she was allowed to pro
ceed to Panama, according to her cap
tain. The St. Helen was bound from
New York to San Francisco. She for
merlv was on ihe Nome run.
Reports have been received tliHt .1 H.
Guffey, of the firm of Butier-Mauro
drug company, who opened up a store
In Juneau, is very sick and has been
taken to Seattle for treatment
A party in Nome received a letter
from ex-mayor H. P King, who is now
engaged in business in Valdez. Mr
King has prospered since lonving Nome
and Is lust moving to larger quarters
because of an increase in business He
savs there is much complaint of hard
times along the const
Amongst the passengers on the Ad
miral Ryans was Mr Joe Badger an
old resident of Nome who is visiting
Seward look Ing for a business loca
tion Seward Gateway
Eagle’* Annual Ball. Feb. 6.
WANTED—Young woman wants
work. Wilt take care of children or da |
housework, also cooking, etc Inquire ^
at Nugget office
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Strictly fresh eggs and poultry at
Prossers Harness Shop. Phone Slick j
HOME COOKING
The Coffee House and Restaurant of
Mre. Niebiing is the only place to get ‘
home cooking.. Lunches and short
orders will receive the best of atten
[ tion. Dinner served from five o'clock
on, and it can’t bo beat. Next door to i
the Surprise store. ff
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Hot chocolate, hot beef tea, malted ,
milk and fresh ice cream and soda
water at the Rose Candy Store.
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LOST A nugget ami Ivory pin about j
two inches long, finder please return to j j
Nugget and receive reward.
DID YOU EVER HAVE A SKATE ON? L
The roller skating rink is attracting
numbers of people nightly and is a very
popular exercise. Rink located in old !
Alaska Mercantile Co. building, east
Front street.
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NEW DANCING SCHOOL.
Miners Home Club Dancing School, |
Tuesday and Friday evening at 8 p. m.
Tangos, Hesitations, as well as all the
older dances. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs.
Peterson, teachers.
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For first class work and prompt do- i^j
livery phone Main 151 and the People’s
Steam Laundry will call and get your
laundry.
W. J. WILLIAMSON. Prop...
Do you want to know “Vat is Love?”
The petite French Governess will tell
you at, "A DRESS REHEARSAL.”
SPECIAL SALE.
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On houseclresses and aprons.
House dresses.$1.25 to$3.25
Aprons..50c to $1.65
A few evening dresses at cost. Ticket
given on 61 -inch hand embroidered
table cover with each $1.00 purchase.
Stamped goods. D. M. C. thread at
MRS. J. WANGER’S
2nd Ave. opp. Court House.
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ANDY ANDERSON
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BLUE SEAL RIPE OLIVES, PINTS. 3 FOR 50o
’ CURTIS RIPE OLIVES, QUARTS.’. 40c
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FREE SILK HOSE |
To encourage the wearing of our Phoenix
double knit, cashmere lined Silk Hose, regular
$1.15 per pair, we w ill give w ith every pair of '
Queen Quality Shoes or Pumps sold this week i
one pair of hose FRHli. |
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