| DO YOU LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS? I
THEN USE HOLLYHURST
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I these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their
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JUSI IKK OF III
ANY HAT IN THIS STORE
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
or less $3.00 or less I
There’s a Hat Style for every man.
We have yours
GEO. E. LOMEN & CO.
The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing.
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JAMES WICKERSHAM
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
RALLY ATS. HALL
OCT' 27 1916
DON’T BUY APPLES NOW
THE APPLE SEASON IS LATE THIS YEAR
The apples received In Nome up to the present time are not ripe
enough for winter use. We will receive on the next boats shipments
of choice ripe apples direct from our own Washington Southern
Slope Orchards. We will then sell you apples cheaper than any other
merohant In Nome. We can do this beoause
j WE OWN OUR ORCHARDS AND DO NOT PAY ANY HUDDLE
MAN OR GROWER A PROFIT.
Q. P. GOQQIN jySLS
NEWS NOTES
Word was received in one of tho
last mails of the death of T. H. Shus
ter, In Tuscon, Arizona, September 4.
Mr. Shuster was in Nome last summer.
>llss Grace Stevenson formerly a
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teacher In Teller, is now teaching
domestic science and other special
work in the Fairbanks schools
The echoes of the Mueller-Goggin
case had hardly died awaw in the court
room yesterday when tho attorney on
behalf of Mueller filed the papers nec
essary for the re-commencement of
the suit. He entered the same com
plaint as in the first case on tho ground
that a non-suit is no bar to a re
commencement.
The only way to get anywhere is to
start and then keep going until you
arrive. No use fooling yourself into
believing that things will come your
way if you merely wait. That's just
our cuse. Been waiting and waiting.
Nothing huppened. Time to get busy
now! We want roads, a harbor and j
other things. The way to get them is
tO go after them! Mail a copy of the
Pictorial Mining Journal to some sen
ator and show him what we want and
why we want It. Better still send one
to the firms with whom you do busi
ness on the outside requesting their
assistance.
Mrs. Richard Lee was the hostess
at a very pleasant surprise party last
evening. The affair was in the naturo
of a farewell to Mrs. Lee, who is to
leave on the last boat for a winter visit
to the outside. About twenty of the
more intimate friends of the lady fore- j
gathered and spent the evening at j
progressive whist and other social |
amusements. Prizes were given to |
the winners at the card tables, Mrs.
Keene winning the first prize, Mrs. j
Dave Johnson the second, Mrs. Wil
liamson the third and Mrs. Errickson i
the booby prize. During the evening
a dainty two course luncheon was
served. As a farewell testimonial, the
ladies presented Mrs. Lee with two
handsome Stirling silver pieces.
The Bear will again search for the
missing motor schooner Arctic and
departed for Hooper Bay for that pur
pose at nine last evening. Owing to
tho great anxiety over the fate of tho
missing vessel and her crew the Boar
will make an exhaustive search. The
crew of the vanished schooner consists
of Capt. Frank Whitiam, Chris Ross,
engineer: Dong Sam, cook; G. Nelson,
deckhand and one other sailor whose
name could not be ascertained today.
With the exception of tho latter in
dividual, they are all well known in
Nome. The Bear should arrive at
Hooper Bay this afternoon. After re
turning from the search, the cutter
will proceed to Cape Prince of Wales
and the Diomede islands.
The Nome Gun Club will pull off
tho big annual merchandise shoot at
the Steadmon avenue grounds tomor
row and a big time is anticipated by
the shot gun funs. The proceedings I
will start at noon and the club will
hold open houso until the last event is
over. Handsome prizes have been
donated for the occnssion by local
business houses and comprise every
thing In the line of wet and dry goods
from jacknlves up to trophy cups and
cigar cases to old Scotch tipple every
drop of which is guaranteed to clear
a dark horizon or remove tho doubts of
a pessimist. The shoot will not be
confined to members of the club alone
and all shot gun experts and shooting
fiends of every character arc invited
to come and will be given a chance to
try their hand at the speeding clay
birds. Refreshments will bo served
during the afternoon and everybody
will be welcome.
A two reel continuation of the laugh
able Charles Chaplin feature, "The Mix
up" will bo the chief attraction at the
Eagle movies tonight and will be sup
ported by an additional bill of fea
tures comprising two reels of exciting
drama under the title of The Mystery
Woman, featuring clever Clco Madison,
and a Universal Weekly showing In
teresting events in all parts of the
world. Sunday night,’ dainty and
clever Agnes Vernon in a clover drama
entitled The Dancer, a Lewsel comedy
feature of exceptional laugh provoking
possibilities entitled The Wrong Flat
and a Universal Weekly will provide
an excellent program of entertainment.
Both programs are top notchers and
will well repay attendance.
3RITISH PEERAGE LOSES
HEAVILY IN WAR
International News Service.
LONDON, Oct. 21.—A summary of
the war losses published in the Mall
today discloses that fifty five sons of
British peers have fallen in battle
since the commencement of the war
period.
THREE KILLED IN COL
LAPSE OF CIRCUS TENT
International News Service.
RIVERSIDE, Cal., Oct. 21.—The col
lapse of a big circus lent in which the
greater portion of the populace of
Riverside was gathered today, result-,
ed ,n the death of three persons. Fol- ,
io.ving the collapse of the big canvas
structure, a panic ensued in which a
large number received injuries. The
three victims who met their death were
£ truck by a falling objects and other
wise injured by being trampled upon
by the terrified crowd.
COMEDY SHOWS AT DREAM
Tonight a Paramount Feature Com
edy, “A Gentleman of Leisuro"—five
parts will cause much amusement at
the Dream. The story deals with a
society man who on a bet commits a
burglary. It is a famous New York
"Hit" and has the stars of Broadway
in the cast. Sunday is a real "Com
edy Night,” two of the world's great
est comedians appearing. Chaplin In
one of his best comedies "The Property
Man"—two parts Is a scream, while
Max Linder in “Max and His Mother
in-law,"—two parts will furnish an
other roaring comedy. Max gets mar
ried and his -mother-in-law Insists on
going with the young couple on their
honey moon. What Max does to her
is a shame. They skate, skli and to
boggan in the Alps—she too. Besides
the two great two part comedies a
late Pathe News will be on Sunday's
bill.
Subscribe Now for the Nugget
NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NOME.
I have secured the Tailor Shop of
John Feyrer. Ladles and Gents suits
made to order. A largo stock pf
Fabrics and Fashions to select from.
Suits cleaned, pressed and altered.
All Work Guaranteed
to fit and met with your approval.
M. PASCOFF.
Cor. Lane’s way and Front street.
Eagle Hall
i TO-NIGHT
Charlie Chaplin
IN
THE MIX IIP
2 Parts
CLEO MADISON IN 2 PARTS DRAMA
Mystery Woman
UNIVERSAL WEEKLY
SUNDAY NIGHT
Anges Vernon in
THE DANGER
3 Parts
Lewsel Comedy Feature
WRONG FLAT
Universal Weekly
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
PARAMOUNT FEATURE
COMEDY
t GENTLEMAN
OF LEISURE
5 PAKTS 5_
Sunday
NIGHT OF COMEDY
CHAPLIN
I PROPERTY i
2 PARTS
LATE PATHE NEWS
A 2 Reel Scream
MAX ANO HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW
FIRST SHOW STARTS 6.30
Adm. 25c
i New line of Cloaks and Suits
Just Arrived
LATEST STYLES
Come and inspect our goods
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
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