IFOR YOJR THANKSGIVING DINNER
FRESH CELERY.
- - ■- — TOKAY GRAPES.
MALAGA GRAPES.
HI P H HIP FRESH GREEN PEPPERS.
1M r H ft W t SWEET POTATOES.
11 "" GRAPE FRUIT.
— ■ . _ - CRANBERRIES.
And many cthar delicaoiM.
D. E. CROWLEY GROG.
THERMOS
Thermos Serves You Right—
Food or Drink-hot or
Cold—When, Where and
As You Like
Thermos Bottles
Thermos Food Jars
Thermos Lunch Kits
Fxtra Fillers and Cases.
Lomen Bros.
Drug Store
With everv $1.00 ca*h purchase or $1.00 paid
on account we give a ticket which entitles the
holder to one chance on a $100.00 V ictrola
Draw ng December ,T1, 1916
TICKETS AT OUR THREE 3I0RIE
FOOTBALL RESULTS
YALE 6. HARVARD 3
ARMY15. NAVY 7
International Nisi Service.
NEW YUUK, Nov, 25.—The army
won the big annual event between
the two government service acad-m
'c« here tin afternoon at the I’olo
g. < unds when the husky eleven fro n
up tie Hudson rolled up a store of
15 ■ g.'i net the 7 the navv was able
to register.
The grind stand and bleachers
were taxed to cupncltl by the brilliant
crowd which worked through P'e
turnstiles for a solid hour and s
half. Notables In both army Bad
navy cl-_ies were present In uniform
with bevies of the fair »>A ibo’i* them.
Admiral Dewey and General Miles
were loudly cheered as they went to
their seats.
Cadets from the mtlltary academy
and midshipmen from Annapolis it
ti need In bodies and their concerted
cheering, blaring bunds, and assorted
mascots were features of the after
noon.
The airny eleven won on Its merits,
having the advantage of weight arid
more experienced players. The show
i-.g made by the navy was better than
wan expected. i
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 25.—Harvard 1
lost to Yah: today by three to six. The
r suit of the gain : was a great sur
pri:■ o to everybody Including the win
ners. Harvard had been the favorite
at heavy odds having shown good
form ail the season while Yule had
lost sovi ral gum< s to smaller colleges.
Yale, however, always surpasses her
self against her ancient rival Harvard
and today 3liowul another bull-dog
lighting slrcak that swept the crim
son players off their feet.
This is the first game Yule has won
from Harvard in live years and wear
I ers of the blue were wild with Joy
! tonight. In spite of the fact that
Harvard money was plentiful at .el
most any odds the Yale supporters are
not much richer because only a few
offers were accepted and these were
taken only as a matter of loyalty.
Have the Mugget sent to your out
side address this winter.
j The Real Live Wire
IN NOME
MUELLER
.
look sit, 11 is w ilidow,
will I mid slow csiM s sind
he ( onvii (( d of lie live
goods curried in his
stock
You cun look without
I buying. Don’t buy with
out looting is his motto.
NEWS NOTES
Information is asked through the
marshal s oince as to the whereabouts
of A. C. Gabriel who formerly worked
• or J. J. k.a.; ih this tWUSB.
It is expected that the city conacil
Will formaay approve die are house
at the me*..ng .(uigtt aha that the
men of the are uapirunent will move
,n on luesuay.
The contract for removing the snow
irom the principal s.reels will prob
aniy be lei ton.giu by the city coun ■
cii alter au j i.-.g the bias which
■avt been cari.u lor.
Conclud.ng a visit of nearly a week
•n the cay. in. Gurrod .3 ieav.ng to
oay lor Gounc.h lie will go by the
.viukiuk rou.e and quite likely will
mke iirs. Coombs ana ber children
.,a<k to Council.
—
The fine assortment of beautiful
prises, lor the h gie nn-sk.o bail
uuw on view in the windows of 11,11 s
pharmacy is sufl.Ci- nt guarantee that
.here Will be keen competiaion in the
various eveals and that the number
of masques will be Large.
W. J. Rowe is to build bridges over
Glacier and Monument crteks so that
ire.ghteis, musneis and miners may
cross easily uuring the w nter. These
creeks are subject to overflows dur
ing cold weathei and ' se crossing
is often treacherous. T-.e is taking
out the lumber and l fibers loth.).
Dancign begins at S: JO tonight at
.he Aloose roun i-'ip. at i—gie hall in
cclebrat.on of in anniversary of *he
establishment ’•> the order. Ton.git's
aim ir prom..* to e...pse anything vit
given by .0* Moos, winch is sa>.:.g
consul' i aol i
The M* sonic soc.ai to Masons and
mfT-ibo s of the Lastern soar on rk..
u.day o.ght was well attended and
prov * j very enjoyable as do all the
A1 tonic tunc nuns. Dane.rig ... nd
ards were li.e oru-.r of the even.og.
Airs. it. \V. J. iteed won the ladit-s
prize and Air. D. ii. Camp the gentle
men’s.
The markshals office desires in
formation of Jack Steen formerly of
Kenai and McCarthy. The inquiry
comes from \ aloes and states that he
went down the Yukon on one of the
-ast boats supposedly for Nome. The
marshal’s ouice states that a message
.waits him and that it is one he will
be very glad to Rear.
Mr. C. \V. Thornton, grand aecre
t' ij of the tlrand Igloo of the Pioneers
I
of Alaska, hub received notice that a
new igloo has been formed at Anchor
age, H ib 1 I.ow n as au. ID, aiul ! as
a churter membership of 180 and ex
pects to ra.se the m< mbership above
21‘0 soon. As one of the requisites
to membership is that the applicant
shall have be^n a resident of Alaska
at least seventeen years ago It can
be seen that many old timers have
been attracted to the newest big camp
in Alaska.
A stunt that may add gaiety to the
hours of waiting during the All Al
aska Sweepstakes race will he the
outcome of an election bet. A. W.
Meyer was confident that Hughes
would be elected. In fact he was so
confident that he was willing to bet
anything. J. W. Downing pinned his
faith to Wilson and was willing to
take a considerable chance that he
was right. Each full of confidence
told the other to name the wager.
Mayer declared that he would be per
fectly willing to get in harness like
» innlamute and pull Downing about
town v»n a sled emitting yelps the
while If Hughes did not win. Hughes
'itavly tin' n end Mayer is going to
do It. The engaging spectacle will be
free to all sometime during the
Svi cepstakes.
The directors of the Kennel Club
have named ns Judg s for the dog
race on Thanksgiving day Dr. Sharpe,
Ned Darling und A. L,. Dllg. The
purse will be $10 first, $li second and
$4 third. The course will be from the
new fire house to Nome river bridge
WHEN THE BOSS LEFT HE SAID
Don't let any on* undersell ui on apple*. We took hi* advice and
we sold aome apple*.
BUT THAT’S NOT ALL
We don’t intend that any one shall undersell us on winter outfits.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET OUR PRICES. DON’T WAIT TOO
LONG.
Q. P. GOGGIN jrrsir
i
iaj j-v.urn. A good list of entries Is
expected.
Tee weather-wise said that the
ao&vy fog haag.ag over the moun
ia;m last rugai surmounted with a
wviwaa of the Aurora Borealis m^nt
cold weather and wind. The cold le.
nere and so is the wmd. Today the
facis of teamsters are purple as they
—nd on their sleds anJ swing their
arms to keep warm. The weather man
it wiil be coiuer SUU bui hm.*. \
aie wind will die down soon.
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It may be :f interest to those who
ic ..w itii.g c'ection returns from
. oi tuna i e-ge to knotv that the mail
earner left St- Michael for that place
an the loth .nst. He does not go via
e naiakleet, but Is on what is known
u3 a special route. He leaves St.
.l.chael for Kotlik, Hamilton, Moun
tain Village, AnUreafsky, Filot Village
and on to Fortuna Ledge and retu’-ns
y.er the same course. If the traveling
is good he could reach Fortuna In
1 si than ten days. If the first news
ctines by this carrier it canot be ex
pected for at least a week yet. It Is
more than likely, however, that some
one has left that camp for up-river
or down since the vote at Marshal
was counted and from such a source
he greatly desired news may come
at any moment.
The meeting of the Nome Indoor
Baseball Association yesterday after
noon at the Golden Gate hotel w’as
very well attended and plans were
made for a B.ries of contests during
.he winter. It was decided to or
ganize two baseball teams in the
city to compete with the one from
Fort Davi3 for championship honors.
Two basket ball fives will also i>e ■
made up in town.
The first games of baseball and
t.asket ball will take place before the
C. r.stmas holidays on a date to be
. nnounced.
A committee was appointed to or
ganize the teams and arrange for the
contests. This committee consists of
. axon Lew.s, Joe Burisk. \V. C. Mc
Guire, J. V. Sheldon and A1 Lomc-n.
As all these gentlemen are thoroughly
.in. isuot with both games from
ersonal experience, the town ia likely
to see teams perform in a highly
creditable manner.
U. S. CRUISER
RUSHES TO AID
MERCHANTMAN
Pacific News Service.
SEATTLE, N'ov. 27.—Calls for help
have been heard by the wireless from
the steamship 'Niels Nielson who gave
her location as two hundred miles off
Cape flattery.
The Nielson letf this port for Vladi
vos.ok with munitions on her maiden
voyage day before yesterday. The
r.ature of the trouble she is in was not
divulged.
Immediately upon receipt of the
calls for hr Ip the United States sruls
er South T'akota left at full speed to
give aid.
PEACE MOVE IS GIGANTIC.
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.—Inquiries
at the embassies of the various na
tions at war fail to elicit any details
of the movement for peace beyond the
bare fact that such an eventuality Is
now under consideration.
Count Von Bernstorff replied to a
question that he personally had noth
ing whatever to say. Any announce
ments ubout the proposed peace ef
forts must come, he said, from the
Unitrd States officials or from heads
of others neutral governments which
are associated with the United States
in the movement.
A member of the state department
staff says that the details to be con
sidered in approaching this gigantic
question are beyond belief and that
even they arc small compared to what
will follow when the paot of peace
cjibc3 to be signed.
AT THE DREAM.
"The Sands of Fate" opens the bill
tonight and features the charming and
dainty Dorothy Qlsh. The picture 13
a high grade western film with Just
nough comedy to rclfeve the most in
tense of the big situations. It is a
gripping tale of the great American
<;ort. It is two parts and eleboratr
screened. "When the Road Parts"
features. Mr. Tom Mix who is every
body's favorite. A rollicking, quick
action comedy entitl d "Theconfes-sion
of Smilling Tom" ends the show. To- |
morrow night Miss Margharita Fisrh- '
or and an all star cast in "Infatua
tion."
Let the Nugget di your letter writ
!ng by sending the Weekly Nugget t
your friends on the outside—60c nv
WEATHER REPORT.
November 26, 1816.
Temperature—Maximum. 26; mini,
mum. 14; mean, 16.
Barometer—29.604 inches.
Weather—Cloudy.
Wind—NW., 6 mile# par hour.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NOMK.
I have secured the Tailor Shop ot
John Feyrer. ladles and Dents suits
made to order. A large Stock of
Fabrics and Fashions to select from.
Suits cleaned, pressed and altered.
All Work Guaranteed
to fit and m. t with your approval
M. PASCOFF.
Par. lane’s way end Front street
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
All New Pictures
THE SANDS OF FATE
2 PARTS 2
WHEN THE ROAD PARTS
Scream Comedy
“DAD AND THE GIRLS”
Adm, 25c
New line of Cloaks and Suits
Just Arrived
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Come and inspect our goods
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
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HEINZ
57 Varieties have arrived at
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211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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