IFOR YOJR THANKSGIVING DINNER
FRESH CELERY.
— — = TOKAY GRAPES.
MALAGA GRAPES.
|Af£ II ft If £ FRESH GREEN PEPPERS,
ftf r M II U F 8WEET POTATOES.
■ ■ hi m 9 rm w mm grapefruit. I
- — CRANBERRIES. I
And many other delicaolM. K
D. E, CROWLEY GROC. \
THERMOS
- Thermos Serves You Right— j
Food or Drink—Hot or
Cold—When, Where and
As You Like
j Thermos Bottles
Thermos Food Jars
Thermos Lunch Kits
Extra Fillers and Cases.
Lomen Bros.
Drug Store
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 01JR THREE S I ORES
COUNCIL APPROVES FIRE
HOUSE, AND LETS SNOW
MOVING CONTRACT
The city council last night accept
ed the new lire house and let the
contract for handling the snow dur
ing the winter and these were the
two chief pieces of business attend
ed to.
All the members were present with
Mayor Muller in the chair. After
the minutes of the previous meeting
had been read and approved, com
munications were read by City Clerk
Grimm from J. A. Swartzell to clear
the snow from the streets for $225
per month; irom W. J. Howe who of
fered to perform the same work for
$265 a month; from the chamber of
commerce expressing thanks for the
proffered use of a portion of city hall
for a mineral exhibit from Henry
Webber and from Geo. S. Walker ap
plying tor the position of city en
gineer.
Councilman Rose of the police de
partment reported that acommopa
tlons canot be had in the federal JaJl
for city prisoners.
Councilman McAllister stated that
the new fire house, engine, and pump
have proved satisfactory and are
ready lor aceptance by the city.
Councilman Boss reported that Mr.
J. V. Sheldon as trustee had approve^
the pumping plant, and asked that the
city lake it over. Fire Chief Haughe.,
also certified that the plant is cftpabk
of doing the work retjured of it.
Thereupon Counclman Burgh tnoveu
that the firemen take possession. The
motion passtd.
The contract for keeping the streets
free from snow according to specifica
tions was let to J. A. Swartzeil b>
the vote of Councilmen Burgh, Mc
Allister, Boss and Mayor Moller. Po
leet voted no, and Bose und Wesle>
passed. City Attorney O’Neil was in
structed to draw up a contract.
After a discussion of some minor
improvements needed in the fire house
and mutual congratulations between
the members of the council and Con
tractor Boss on the Buccess of the new
plant the council adjourned for one
week.
Miss MARUARHITA FISCHER
AT THE DREAM
"Infatuation” in four feature actB
stars the beuutiful and accomplished
Miss Margurhlta Fischer tonight at
the Dream. The story as screened
carries an atmosphere of refinement
found in masterpieces only. It was
finely conceived and is Interpreted by
finished artists. The simple and eas
ily followed plot tells of a woman’s
loyalty, self-sacrifice and all consum
ing love for the man she loved. A
novel departure from the social con
ventions shows a terrific fight In the
roped arena, marquis of Quecnsberry
rules.
Calling cards printed at Nugget cffice
EAGLES TAKE NOTICE.
Tonight the Fraternal Order of
Eagles will hold nominations of officers
and a full attendance is. desired.
W. M. EDDY,
Scety.,
J. J. Stokes assistant.
WEATHER REPORT.
November 28, 1916.
Temperature—Mux., 4; min. —20;
mean, 2.
Barometer—29.135 inches.
Weather—Blizzard.
Wind—E., 12 miles per hour.
Precipitation—.02 inch water; snow
1 inch.
" WHEN THE BOSS LEFT HE SAID
Don’t let any one undersell us on apples. We took his advice and
we sold some apples.
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. ;
G. P. GOGGIN ™ a“"
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NEWS NOTES
«» ^
Celery, grapes, sweet potatoes nnd
all the accessories for the turkey din
ner on Thanksgiving day. are adver
tised a* well as apples of all sons and
at reasonable prices.
Freeh strawberries, raspberries,
blackberries and loganberries at
Thanksgiving in Alaska! If you don't
believe It read Polet's advertisement
for yourself.
Our weatherwise friend is a swell
gue38er. He said the clear cold
weather would continue and the wind
would die down. And the next day we
got this blizzard which is showing eon
siderable vitality. The wise man wont
prophesy.
A. J. Mueller the jeweler is ready
for the holiday trade and is telling
people about his stock. Don't fail to
take a look at the chest of silver in
his window and his method of offering
it for sale. It gets two dollars cheaper
each day It remains unsold.
Turkey is the customary bird for
Thanksgiving and our markets have a
plenty of them at prices that are right.
Back in the birth place of Thanks
giving around Plymouth rock they eke
out their pitiful feast of turkey and
chicken-pie with roast spare ribs, stuf
fed veal and oysters. Then contco
mince pie, pumpkin pie, nuts cider
and sweetmeats. Nome merchants
have all these things and pretty nearly
everything else besides.
The broken cable between Sitka and
Cordova is responsible for the fact
ihat the Nugget today carries but lit
tle more than half as much tele
graphic news a3 usual. Probably we
are lucky to have any at all. The
delayed messages will come along
some time tonight probably if noti
ng else happens to delay them. That
they will get here some time, is sure.
To add to our troubles this blizzard
reduces local news almost to a mini
mum as there can be no travel to and
from the creeks and nobody els., stirs
about more than is necessary. Life
is one thing after another, anyway.
The 16th annual masque ball of the
Nome Aerie of Eagles to be given
Saturday Dec 6th is now looting up as
one of the next events. The prizes to
ue given for the different characters
have been collected and the list is now
uebeved to be complete. •
Following is the list of characters,
the puzes for euch and the name ot
the donor;
Special original character gentleman,
Hox of F'uncy soup, A. Polet.
Special most ongiinul character lady
library table lamp, Electric Eight Co.
Pest dressed character lady, hand
embroidered silk kimono, The Non
pareil.
Best sustained character lady, box
of assorted perfumes and powder,
Hill’s Pharmacy.
Special best sustained character lady
ladies' vanity case, Kristan Bros.
Most original character lady, framed
picture, Eomen Bros.
special best sustained character
gentlemen,'Cigarette case, Holt's cash
Mora.
Best dressed character gentlemen,
pair patent leather shoes, P. A. Peter
son Co.
Feet sustained character gentlemen.
Electric flash light, E. VV. Carlton Co.
Special prize, fancy box of candy,
J. W. Hose.
Special prize, bpx fancy apples, 3.
P. Hoggin
Special prize, ladies hand bag, A. T.
Mueller.
Special prize, cigarette case, A. J.
Mueller.
.•jcclal prize, gents’ fur-lined mit
tens, Phil. F. Murphy.
Special prize, gentlemen’s toilet set,
Leo Seldenvtrg.
Special prize, gents' leather caller j
bag, S, L. Lewis.
Special prize, box of drawing cray- !
ons, A. Wittenberg.
ROUND-UP
10 CEIERRATE
ANNIVERSARY
:
—
Members of the Loyal Order of
Moose, their ladies, and invited guests
were present in full force at the
P.ound-up last night at Eagle hall in
celebration of the anniversary of the
establishment of the lodge, anod the
function was very enjoyable from
every point of view.
Judge TucKer opened the ball on
behalf of the lodge by a graceful
! speech of welcome to the Invited
guests. Dictator Murphy accepted the
cup for the Moose-Burden race which
was presented by the Solomon Moose
through Mrs. Shaughnessy of Solomon. !
The Cup is of beautiful Tiffany de
sign und will be competed for aPer
he New Year at a date to be an
| nounced.
Dancing began before ten o'clock
! and continued until one this morning
| o excellent music furnished by Miss
■ olinson, violin; Mrs. Burgh, cornet;
I .,lr. Burgh, trombone; and Mr Peter
son, piano.
a tins collation was served during
he evening in the banquet room. One
of the features of the feed, and also
a surprise to the committee, was the
wonderfully tine cuko in addition to
the other delicious viands. Six ladies
of Moose families made the twelve
loavc3 of cake, each perfect in its
Mass, which gave delight to every :
eater.
Messrs. Bolts, Herelm, Grantham,
jones and Lescher had charge of the
arrangaments and did not overlook a
detail.
Rodeo Reverberations,
Judge Tucker was a pleased on
looker during the eurly dancing.
Captain Danielson has nearly for
gotten the Genevieve roll but be is
learning some new steps.
Mayor Molier never missed a dance
and didn’t breathe hard either.
Elmer Heed's collar looked like one
on a movie villain after the hero has
uone with him.
The younger set danced all the new
ones with trots and glides and whut
not too dazzling for an old fashioned
pen to describe.
Lightest of all on his feet was A. A.
Allan, the veteran of the trail. How
he keeps his agility would be Interest
mg to learn.
Five of the ccuucilmen were there,
aim uirowing iisale the cares of state
thev waded into the maze.
When the members of the orchestra
a -a, 10 iceu the ball was kept roll
ing by music from a Victrola and the
musicians also danced a number to
the caned music.
The M0036- Burden handicap cup
reposed on the dictator’s table dur
.tig the dance and nearly every one
lifted it and coveted it. A beautiful
prize for a unique race.
All- present agreed it was a pleas
ant party. There was no Icy formal
ity nor was these any undue famliar
ty. The Hound-up was a success.
The Real Live Wire
IN NOME
MUELLER
Look at Ills window,
wall and show cases and
be convinced of the live
goods carried in his
stock
You can look without
buying. Don’t buy with
out looking is his motto.
Dream Theater
t0_n1ght
INFATUATION
A SUPERB FEATURE
JOSEPH SINGLETON and MARGARITA FISCHER i» “INFATUATION"
FOUR- ACT MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE MADE BY AMERICAN
Adm. 25c
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
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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Silks Gloves j
Velvets Hosiery jj
Wash Fabrics Laces i|
Linen Embroideries ||j
I Art Goods Trimmings jij
Ribbons Waists ijj
JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
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You are cordially invited to call and ]!j
inspect our new stock ;
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