1 ML VERNON RANCH EGGS
W 50C Per Dozen
: Have you tried our Mt. Vernon rtanch Eggs which we are selling
fl at 60c per dozen? If not you have overlooked something,
jj These eggs will compare very favorably with eggs foi which you
if ps.v 76c per dozen. Try them and save 25c per dozen. This is quite
| an item. You know our reputation for having the liesl eggs.
,j And we are sincere in saying that this is the liesl value for the
money we have ever been able to offer.
D. E. CROWLEY GROG.
TO MAKE SATURDAY
DEC. 23RD
A RECORD BREAKER
We will Issue with each cash purchase a numbered ticket showing
the amount of purchase, which ticket will be good at any of our
stores for the amount of purchase indicated thereon, provided that
the unit or last figure of 'he nemher of that ticket is the same as
the unit or last number of thenumber winning the
$100.00 VICTR0LA
Only goods selected and paid for on that day will receive tickets an
above condition.
One in every Ten
Wins
: You also get a chance on the $100.00 Victrola with each dollar cash
purchase or with each dollar prid on account
Drawing December, 31st.
Lomen Bros.
THREE STORES
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Christmas Sale
NOW ON
All Toys Half Price
Now reserved
EVERY THING IN THE HOUSE
25% Off
You save money here by buy
ing new goods
THE EMPORIUM
KR1STAN BROS,
OUR CHRISTMAS PRESENT
On the 22nd, 23rd and 24th, of this month we will Issue special
tickets (one with each 50 cents CASH PURCHASE) on the CORONA
TYPEWRITER which special tickets will be redeemed in mer
chandise at 2 1-2 cents each aUcr the drawing
This offers you a saving of 5 cents on each Dollar CASH PUR
CHASE spent in our store on cither of these three day3—22nd, 23rd,
and 24 th,
Everybody Wins
REMEMBER THE DATES
December 22nd, 23rd, and 24th.
COME TO US FOR YOUR PRESENTS
WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY.
Hill’s Pharmacy
We deliver the good*
NEWS NOTES
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Three days left in which to do
Xmas shopping.
The correct figure for the cost of
the city pumping plant is shown by
. .he Sheldon report Is $7,747.41.
Brother Bartholomew ha9 shown
what an expert window dresser can do
I with candies and fruits by his urtisiic
.isplay in l'olet’s west window.
Superintndent of the bureau of ed
ucation Valter Slieilds has passed
Dick creek on his return Journey and
s expected to reach Nome on Friday.
Chas. Vogel sent out a load of coal
.oday to his ground on the left fork
A Bourbon creek below the Buurbon
dredge.
\V. F. Steigelmicr is on his way up
-rom Solomon and is due here this
-fternoon. It is reported that he is
om.ng for a load of fresh meat as
council is said to be entirely out of
his artic*e of diet.
Erasmus Jensen of the second beach
,.ne below tort Davis has com? up
or oil and groceries. He says that
.hey are working away taking out the
.art and that the pay seems to run
..bout the same.
It is reported that two or three
prospecting outfits on D.xter hill ha>'e
struck good pay and are now drifting
o get some idea of its extent before
ney begin active operations.
The Hill Pharmacy management
state that this store offers a saving
sf five per cent to its customers on
-i.eir Xmas purchases on the 22nd,
-.iu and 24th of tins month. They say
..at the beauty of this is that every
oody gets in on it.
From six in the morning till two In
.he afternoon native dog teams pre
paring for the great race can be seen
svory few inintues going one way or
the other on Ea3t 1 ront street. They
are stripped down to racing trim and
.he number of dogs to a sled varies
-rom three to fifteen.
W. J. Howe was busy today load
ing hay, oats, gear, machinery gnu
preparing steds for the big job of
moving the Flower dredge a distance
A five miles on Solomon river. He
-ent down three teams today and more
will go tomorrow. The first loads will
oe moved from the dredge Saturday.
Kirstan Bros, are determined that
.he Emporium shall not be behind in
jffering inducements to Christmas
purchase is. Therefore they are otfer
ng that unusual thing a Christmas
sale. They announce that their entire
stock of toys will be sold at half
price. More than this they advertise
for the rest of this week a reduction
v a all goods in the Emporium ot
.wenty five per cent. They are oft?r
,ng a large 3tock of new goods at these
orice reductions.
Christmas will be appropriately
celebrated by the Federated church
next Sunday. The room will be dec
orated by a committee from the Sun
day school. Sunday morning the
Sunday school will give Its annual
Christmas program, beginning at 11
o'clock. After the program Santa
Claus will appear with a load of good
cheer for every child present, and all
the children of Nome are invited to
be there. Sunday evening Nome's
gieatest Christmas event, the annual |
concert, will be given. This concert
wits made famous long ago, ana mis
year the musical renditions promise
to be better than that of any previous
ye- It will be given by a large choir,
directed by Mr. F. R. Cowden.
A meeting of the Ladies’ Aid Society
of the Federated church was held yos
terday, wl.ich had -i large attendance.
Ra/aar report* w>lv made by all de
parements, and the financial results
of ‘.he effort proved gratifying. A vote
of thanks was given to those who so
I; • dly assisted in the work of the
K \.ar. A few choice articles, 9Ultn
hi ■ for holiday gifts, are still on hand
it the home of Mrs. Loerpabel, the
president Dui'ng the year the Aid
.-oclety enlarged the church kitchen,
installed an indirect lightinlg system
» the audience room, invested a con- j
ddeiable sum in tablewear: and made '
mher improvements. Plans for en- j
tertalnirg those who assisted in the
bazaar will be made at the next m°--t i
i-ig, January 2.
!
The second meeting of the Aksala
carnival committee was held last j
night at city hall. About 25 com
mitteemen were present. Officers j
unanimously chosen were A. Polet. '
chairman; W. C. McGuire, secretary,
and H. H. Moller, treasurer. Auer a ]
thorough discussion as to the best
way to raise funds for the Holy Cross
hospital it was decided to dispense ,
with the old style carnival which cost
so much in proportion to the returns.
Instead, an inexpensive entertainment |
will be given on the night of Decern- j
her 30. Meanwhile a subscription 11s* j
will be passed around and It Is ex- |
that a portion at least of the funds j
ibtained in the old way will thus be
realized. The committee in charge of
this are W. C. McGuire, Thos. Gaf
ney, Senator McGann, Dr. Wesley j
and John Nestor. They will report i
at the next meeting of the general !
committee which will be held next
Tuesday at 8 p. m ,
As is perfectly well known, Lomen
Bros, at each of their three stores have
been giving out numbered coupons
with each dollar purchase. On De
cember 31 one ticket will be drawn
from a box and the person holding
the coupon with the corresponding
number will receive free a hundred
dollar Victrola. Let It be supposed
fer present purposes that the win
ning number shall be 5,687. Now in
oiuer to make Saturday, December 23,
a record breaker Lomen Bros, have
decided to give an additional induce
! meat for this day only. Every one
| wbo buys goods of them on that day
will receive a special coupon beartug
a number. This coupon gives buyers
one chance in ten of getting goads
equal in value to the amount of their
pm chase for nothing. And this is
how it works out. There are ten
units if zero is counted. Every spe.
cial coupon will have one of these
units as the final figure. If the Vic
t.da goes to No. 6,687 then all buy
err at the special sale whose coup-ins
hed 7 as the last figure can go and
| get as n uch goods (or nothing as
: hey liuy.lt when (hey received the
special coupon. If a man sho uld buy
fifty dollars worth of hats and get
special coupon 207 It is seen that ih
final number is seven which, by sup
position, is the flnsl number winning
the Victrola. Therefore he can pre
s nt his coupon and get fifty dollars
werth of tootbrushes or any thing else
While out Xmas Shopping take
A stroll down to
MUELLER’S
i
And let him show you the finest selection of
HOLIDAY GIFTS
At prices that are sure
To please you
Open Evenings until Christmas
he wants. Now If you can’t under
SA.ind the system Just say so.
NO NEWS OF FREEDING.
A talk over the phone with Larson
at Taylor brought out the fact that
none of the searchers for Freeding
bad yet returned to Taylor. The tem
perature thoro is 18 below zero with
almost no wind. They expect to have
a gloomy Christmas up there this
year. •
Mailing booklets for sal* at Rose’s,
Lomen’s, Hill’s. 50 cents.
CONSIDERING PLANS
FOR MILITARY INCREA8E
Special Telegraphic Service.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—The house
committee on military affairs is con
sidering various plans for organising
the entire country on a ba3is of uni
versal military sCrvlpo. A strong lobby
is maintained horo by the national se
curity league whose sole business 1$
to urge universal service for all males
as they approach maturity.
Subscribe for the Nome Nugget
(2.00 per month.
Dream Theater
TONIGHT
10th, Chapter
2 Part*
Old Foes With
New Faces
The Miners Peril
Scream Comedy
THE LOVERS
POST OFFICE
Featuring Fatty Arbuckle
Tomorrow Night
SOUVENIR NIGHT
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Adm. 25c
GOGGIN’S CHRIST MAS SUGGESTIONS.
A blanket, a matrass, a couch or a rug
A dozen nice spoons, or a swell butter knife;
A piece of cut-glass, or hand painted china
Or something like that for the wife.
A pipe, a cigar, a nice humidor, \
A sweater, some sox and a shltt;
A nice woolen vest, a good handkerchief;
Or something like that for man the old Hirst,
A book, a top, a little tin *.raln,
A doll, a kiddie kar, or a nice drum;
An erector, a timker toy, these are the things
The kiddies want, Santa, to biing when he comes.
G. P. GOGGIN The Quality Store
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