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NOME ALASKA. FEBRUARY 1 1915.
i ..-i r* j. announced ib*i
J : .f Grimm who has ably fii —«1 tht
P ii.fi •: editor of the Some N'uggei
• luring ? ft** past >*-ar has severed hi*
< 'iruiff tl*»n wi»h this paper and wil
• J**.Mf*. th* futurt o let v« hope*, rnort
ia t «*d tasks.
Mr * *harJes Sandford who edited tht
1 !* 1 4 * in r f ■ h*- Nugget Mining «nc
Dredging Magazine will temporal.;, fii
tti«- • ar ant post.
A NTI - GERMAN SENTIMENT
ABATING
That th** altitude *.f the Americar
l» i>li* whkh V..-S ,n |o I'luj op posit ior
to lh* 'F im.ni • :iu*♦- at the beginning
■ •f Mu* Gi **<i l War li. a been coneKbi
abb modified during tin* intervening
month*. ila !• is little r*-*teiorj t • * doubt
aui t!ii- • S • -• j 111 • ifp- a» f i. atifi-Oer
ttuiti propaganda of t f a ■ Allies wfu
hae ost no opportunity to encourage]
that «plrit by the dissemination of
t r.<wtruthful <r «h<.riciw a*
would he Infmica' to th* G*r-nanic
cause The American public rs crnd
Milly assuming a broads- view f the
• rtiiati.n n«-w that matter* are better
t der-t- i ind with the ebbing f
that t great w e of hostile bit
erne-- the regulation h,c* icmr that
it :« not the German peop e who have
f r -d this Motdy horror upon the
■ -• emir g! • •
the iggre**i»e policies the military
c.ijje r bureaucrat'- who control
ir,*i shape t e destine* .,f th nation.
1it has f -n shown that one of the
m.un rflantM of the Allies to the end
that Germany might be discredited in
tt.e eyes ■ f the world 'he stores* of i
a Mon destruction end ruta! atrocl
t.e* , ..minined by the K .tier's troops ]
i* -«n j.most absolutely refuted by
... repute e searcher* for the truth
and this fa* t alone ha.* had a rri at
»holesotr,- effect in temp-ring the
oplni rs . nd attitude of the Ameri
cans
T!.a> - ts of such nature ba-.-e been
mm tte.j mere .» little reason to
doubt Were this not so the present
v -r w' *:d be unique n th* history of
t - worlds military contests Wanton
e-* ar.d hrutallti are logically hound
- f- w where the iowes* of the *-!e
^ hienf ii r isstons are involved and where
• • prim la I prir. iple is to destmv
! War knows r. ■ law. no restraint but
•hat the present conflict savors in no
decree f the horrors that have marked
‘•he r r« f he past t« an undoubted
fact. Germany and her Jympa
if hikers have l>een m -*t assiduous in
• eir efforts to moke known to the
world ti e attitude of that nation and
■x file »he*e efforts in the face of the
■ iii -.egress; ve inclinations f the
l <ierrnan got eminent and the frequent
■xsr like utterances of the Kaiser, have
; t been entirely onvincing. it has
.wned : on the mmd* "f the Ameri
, cans that the O'-rman people as a
whole are dn-ibfle * t- tally ininfo-yned
.« the real '?use of the war and are
fighting and dying most heroically in
the heiief that their country Is about
be. ..me the prey of unscrupulously
i. stile neighbors who seeks to trample
l.-r into the earth in a war of ur.pro
•ked egression
That the government and pa. ticuilur
the Kaiser as the chief exponent of
an alihorred militarism, is and will
..i.tinue lo he exeented by the Amt-rl
.n people cau hardly be cont overtoil
not alone because of the fact that the
v ur torn hills and plains of Europe reek
'u ll the blood of sly lightered Hums
in '.* whos.* death is popularly laid at
tiieis’ door, hut also because of the fact
that practically everything that they
r. p esi-nt as the head of the military
. ii.icia, y win, machinations if not
. j ilifetly responsible have at leant Coii
--jxi le.' st jrr-rc—sc
[ ributed to the war is d.rectlv rppcee
a the « >irlt and the idea's of the
Vmerioar. err.mer.t and it* psopi*
There are no people who a e readier
’or a fight for a ist awe da •
Americans. hut. at 'he omt time as a
yffset perhaps to this pugnacious ten*
dano v n. p—n.i. ir>* readier to
"he jse , f the .r.r ent. the he’pVss
jT the ppressed and r. th is w
'ever that savors f jl.j -tn or > t
sir- ' 1 ghU of
'!* spontaneously re«en:*d
M a- -r unjustifi",; su. h an m .t
si -n m. v pe the Am rimn l*e*-pie t -ve
long held the a lew that the O* rmati
n..t i. .nd -art. uLiriy their ruler has
be- n guilty ->f most domineering .1
rorm.e in the.r relations with •..el
■
pr>-let 1,1 \ respotsrlb! * f-.r that th *rw . -
urarreunt.'He ntiment of hostility
displayed during ihe first weeks -f the
war but now that they ha.e i.- *rued
somewhat > f the truth o*n.eming the
m..»«-•* f the German is-.p!-. 1 rued
s-. sneak, t<- distinguish the -keep
fr- m (>.e e .!■* : K. « — N-rne :;p*i
them that it is not thev who are re
sp. iisible f,.f ihe r lent!- - shaping of
their fiery 'Ullron into which th. tr
own Wood and bone together with that
of their neighbors is plunged, nor is
i' b\* their wish and inclination thut
the aa rll stands igast it the horror*1
borders of their domain
irespite the support of the adminis
tration and the imperafli e needs of an
enLirgerj merchant marine to support
the commer- e f the iountry which i«
.it present almost | aralyzed t.A- the
area' war it is evident that there is
much opposition to the foreign ship
purchase bill now before congress
The Republicans as indicated in Hat -
urdav* dispatch •* are bitterly opposing
the measure although it is prophesied,
that despite their efforts the hill will I
pas* Considering the A-ast posslbill
ties opened to the T'nited States !
through the tying up of European
shipping it appears at this distance
that tlie r-i-posers of any measure that
will se. ure the d> sired results arc im!
working in a manner conducive to Ho
liest interests of the nation
If yesterdays dispatches are a true
indication of the facts it is evident
that Merrie England has nut bottled
tlie bally beggars after all.
Did you gel your free war map?
HOME COOKING
The Coffee Houae and Restaurant of
Mra. Niebling 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 be beat. Next door to
the Surprise store. tfi
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FRIDAY JAN. 2D, 1915
ADM. 50c
RESERVED SEATS AT ROSE CANDY STORE.
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m PEANUT BUTTER
A \V. in r dor $1.35 or 2 Jars for.25c
Beechnut, per dov $1.35 or 2 Inrs fur . . 26c
far your coffee
COFFEE
.‘-'electa per < ;m 35c, 3 cans for $1.00.. Why pav more
We have also a very fine hulk eofTee that Is as good
n- any coffee offered for sale In the city. Just for this
time we will offer the same at 2 pounds for 65c
Ton want i good cup of coffee and have no time to
prepare, here is your chance Oeorge Washington ln
stnntcneons roffee In small tins. 2 cans for 65c,
large cans each. .90c
CATSUP
I.lbhys catsup is a very fine highly seasoned catsup,
we will offer at $2 75 per dozen or bottle, 26c
CAKE
Wl," trouble yourself with making fruit cake, we can
sell a very good cuke, sent to tts (without ordering i
on Its merit and we can highly recommend It, per
pound 60c or for the whole cake In a tight, decorated
tlr, " pounds net, . $2.50
BOUILLON CUBES
'I t i *. i .ite a household necessity as at times a
• good cup of bouillon is worth more to « tired bod'
ll than any alcoholic stimulant and as a help to soups
0 ami gravies Is very indespensable and when tiavel
h lag It may be the means of your safety, 25c for a tine
0 little tin that you can carry In your vest pocket
K FISH
.Vho kerel is a relish on Suuda* morning bieakfusi
uni vvlicii von ion get a lieu white mackerel for
B20c vv by buy meat. Herring our Alaska Stock is
superior to any other tlsh not only In fatness but in
frt tineas we have u few barrels that we want to sell
mil we feel confident that If you try them you will
become a lover of herring special Inducement price
<i herring fur 25* or per Uit. $1.75
tvery year about this time of the year vve find it necessary after taking the annual inventory to
have « sale and in order to close out short items and reduce the amount of long items we offer special
inducements and large reductions in price.
Read the following low quotations and make your purchases as soon as possible as you may not
have the opportunity again for a long time.
SALE BEGINS MONDAY, FEB. 1st
AND WILL CLOSE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH, AT 9 P. M. AFTER WHICH THE PRICES WILL
GO BACK AGAIN TO THE FORMER PRICES.
CANNED FISH
Sea King Oysters a good value 25c per 2 pound tin
per dozen.$2.75
Libby Salmon a very good salmon each 20c per
dozen.$2 25
Koyal Club Lobster shell fish is very perishable, lull
when we guarantee every can it means that every can
must be satisfactory to you, you have nothing to
loose If a can may be found darkened. This brand
wa will sell at 3 for $1.00 or per dozen . $3.75
Tuna fish a good substitute for Chicken in salads
and for lunch cannot be surpassed, per can 25c
per dozen. $3.00
Shad. That is a new canned fish product but if you
try it you will like it. 3 cans for 50c per dozen $1.75
Shad Koe is the Caviur of America, we sell that at 25c
a can, this is about 10 times larger and Caviar.
Who knows how much of this fish was shipped to
Kurope and shipped back as imported Caviar
Arctic Trout, Nl'F SED, Is our own product nnd we
know it 19 good to cat, 3 cans for 50c per dozen. $1.75
Kippered Herring imported which sells for 3r>r a can.
we are selling at 25c, buy some and put It away, it
is fine for that impromptu lunch.
CANNED FRUITS
Rosedale Sliced Peaches are as good as any other
sold for more money, per can20c per dozen ... $2.25
Delmonto Blackberries per cnn25c or per dozen$2.75
This Is a good article.
Hesperian Orated Pineapple fur that Icecream can
not lie excelled, per can 20c, per dozen.$2.25
Happy Home Strawberries 2 cans for.45c
FRESH APPLES
At this time we are going to offer you an apple that
has never been offered on this market as Europe con
sumed all tlicHe apples produced, hut owing to the
war we were able to get some lust fall. The name of
it is Arkansas Blacks, the price is. per box ... $2.50
In our estimation there can lie no equal in flavor,
keeping quality or appearance.
MINCE MEAT kf
Reliance in packages a very good article per MM
package . . 10e WW
CANNED MEAT fcJ
Roast Veal 2 pound tins 3 cans for $1.00 per DH
dozen . .$375 IVMI
Meat Loaf, 3 cans for 25c, per dozen.90o W
If S. and Onions. 2 cans for 45c, per dozen.$2.60
NUTS kJ
Peanuts per pound 20c same as fresh roasted HU
Pecans per pound.20c
Peanuts, salted, fine large ones, per pound. 35c IQil
OLIVES Km
Libby Stuffed Pimento Olives, 7 ounces, per hot. 25c ^F
onions plckeled in 12 ounce Jars ereh 25c a good ap- I
petizer. I
SOAP I
Kitchen gem scrubbing soap per bar.5c ^
20 Mule team Uorax soap per bar.5c <
Plover leaf Uorax soap per bar.5c 4
Rose Blossom Glycerine soap per bar 2 for 5c *
|ier dozen . 25c ft
ASPARAGUS |
Happy Vale whole, as good value for the money ob- *
tainable per can.20o ft
Red Rose only a few left of tins brand per can.. 26c 11
S At- \V. Tips in round cans 3 for.50c ft
THESE VEGETABLES ARE A NO. L THEMPRfCB ’ |
IS $3 00 per case. 8 cane for on* dollar or 2 for_26o 1
N. Iv suing lieu ns Prescem pork and Beans , L
Kev i it>• Porn lleber Sauerkraut ft £ ;
ld«ul '*«»■ While Lilly Tomatoes | ,