I FRESH STRAWBE 1
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10c per box |
Orders must be placed in forenoon, for afternoon delivery If
D. E. CROWLEY GROC. CO. |
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Lomen
Has the
GOODS
Your Spring
HAT
IS HERE
Lomen Bros.
the Home of Hart Schalfner & Harx Clothes
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THE TIME HAS COME
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If you think you nerd a spring medicine you should take it now.
A good blood purifier taken now may avert a future spell of sickness,
j The following are reccommended:
j CASCARA BARK
SASSAFRAS BARK
SULPHUR AND CREAM OF TARTAR,
SARSAPARILLA.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PACKAGE.
free a bar of sold free
WORTH ORE HONORED DOLLARS
One chance given free with each 50c purchase of payment on bill.
Also
A BANK ACCOUNT FREE
One chance on this with each 25c purchase.
Hill’s Pharmacy
Reliable Druggists.
Begin the New Year right i
Order the Nome Nugget
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Closing Out
Owing to the steadly growing demand of Polet’s
Extra Fresh Roasted Coffee we find uneccessary
to carry so many brands of Coffees, the first to
fall under our observation is M. J. B. brand and
until it lasts we will sell
One pound tins 40c
7'wo pound tins 75c
No reservations all must go
Ipolets Stores!
NEWS NOTES
\
Slim Rydeen arrived In Candle nt
midnight on Wednesday and reported
having a line trip with a fast trail.
He will leave for Bear creek in a few
days to get ready for his summer’s
work.
Hot Springs reports the arrival of
AI Carey who will stay over a few
days and then will proceed of Dahl
creek where he will operate this
summer. Airs. Dyfed Evans is also
there from Mary’s Igloo on a visit.
Mrs. Albert Matson arrived at the'
l’. S. roadhouse last night from Nome.
She is now getting frendy for the
summer travel and that hostlery will
live up to its reputation as the best
ever along that route.
Advices from Hot Springs this,
morning state that l’ete Yeager in {
back from Nome and is busy on his 1
scow. Stcffanson and Anderson arej
awaiting the opening of the river and)
will then leave for Teller where they j
will spend the summer.
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Tonight the Home Guards will have
their second drill in the Eskimo gym
nasium. Arrangements have been
made to make that place their drill
hall until force of numbers will cause
them to look for a larger drill ground.
Many have jointed the good cause and
there are room for many more.
Reports from outlying stations state
the trail is getting in bad shape and
that a general thaw has set in. Travel
b> night, however is good after Old
King Frost gets a few hours work
to offset his opposition. However, Old
Sol is getting away the best of it and
the snow is fast disappearing in the
hills.
Oliver Wnever and Ralph Lomen
left Council for Nome at 2 o’clock this
morning and arc linking the trip by 1
way of Ghinik and Bluff. With the j
party are Mrs. McCloy, Miss Ash- I
croft, Mrs. Fred Vincent and Mrs.
Weaver.* They will arrive here on
Sunday. The remainder of the Co
mootnganites will leave Council at 5
o’clock this afternoon and will come
by way of Timber and Solomon.
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Frank W. Swanton, who for many
years was postmaster in Nome is now
manager of the Astoria Flour Mills
at Astoria, Ore. He presided at the
interstate highway commission held
there, last month which affair was
most successful. The mill of which
he has charge handles over five thou
sand bushels of wheat per day and
is working nt fullw capacity all the
time.
On Saturday afternoon the Eagles
will give a moving picture matin-e
4-> 'the teachers and pupils of the
Nome public and parochial schools.
The entertainment will be called May
day celebration in their honor. The
wives of Eaglor an I the mothers of
all the ehildien are cordially invited
to be present as the guests of Aerie
No. 75, F. O. E. The program will
start at 2 p. m.
AI the Board of Trade last evening
Faxon Lewis took Ed Wells Into
camp by breezing through with a nice
run at the finish of one of the hardest
fought games seen this season.
Wells was supposed to play 500 to
I Lewis 178 but could not deliver the
I goods, with the result that Lewis fin
ished h'is 178 to Wells 488.
Lewis played an excellent game
throughout and his winning met with
the approval of the fans, ns he is one
of the most popular boys In the city.
Tonight’s game should prove a
dandy when Mr. Lomen, 120, meets
Lewis, 178, the game will start at 8:30
sharp.
The Board of Trade management
wish It understood that the rules of
the tournament ns regards to the dis
position of prizes called for a nuix.
mum of 300 and these runs still atan 1.
There were only three prizes and
as there are four men competing,
Wells agreed that he would try to
moke 500 points in each game for the
amusement of the spectators if the
management would put up a fourth
prize and this met with approval.
MEN TRAPPED
IN BLAZING
MINE
International News Service
DENVER, April 27—Trapped fol
lowing an explosion in the Hastings
number two mine, oru hundred and
twenty coal miners have i .-lim chance
of coming-out alive.
The explosion too place shortly af
ter th* day shift started this morn
ing, nnd the mine sn.-.tt caved in mak
ing it impossible fo ■ those below to
get to the surface.
A lire is raging which, is destroying
all of the buildings, and other sur
rounding property is in great danger.
This is ho'ding ba: i the work of
l es.-ulng the imprison.;l miners and
the company reports th..t in^y have
ve»-/ little hope of bringing out the
men alive, as undoubtedly the lower
h vols are also on fire, which would
rue in that these men will suffocate.
The mine is the property of the
Victor American Fuel Company, who
are under contract to furnish coni to
the Italian government.
DREAM TONIGHT
THE WHITE ROSETTE
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A Mutual masterpicture in five acts
portrayed by a superb company and
headed by the film stars, E. Forrest
Taylor and Helen Hosson. A weird
wonderful picture that fa'ivly revels
in historical romance, tlie expiration
of un ancestral crime, carring a grim
appeal and delivering a staggering
sermon, flashes of real and artistic
situations abound in many of the
scenes and the picture is a continued
run of unexpected climaxes from be
ginning to end. 20 scenes. A ban
ner show.
Office and Residence of J. F. McAI
liiter, freighter and transfer, Elite
Bath*. Phone Red 157.
Ail kln.fs of sleigh and ski wood on
sale at Roe*’ mill and ahop. Also
building and mininp timber.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Owing to the raise of laundry sup
plies, coal and oil, we the laundry
man's association, are compelled to
raise the price of laundry.
People's Laundry.
Boston Laundry.
Yee Lee.
Ong Yong.
Lee Nuey.
Kitty’s Hand Laundry.
Positively no rough dry done.
This notice takes effect May 1.
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You should keep posted on the war
and International and local newa o(
the day by subscribing for the Nome
Dally Nugget, |2.00 per month.
FOK SALE CHEAP.
2 4 H. P. BOILERS.
1 12 H. P. BOILER.
1 16 H P. BOILER.
2 6 H, P. BOILER8.
ALL UPRIGHT BOILERS.
DARLING A DEAN CO.
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WAR NEW8—Inffst your name now !
on tho subscription list of tho Nugget
and keep posted on tho war.
Classified Ads.
All Classified Ads Must bo Raid for
in Advanoa.
ROR BALE.
FOH SALE—Five dogs arid harness
for sale cheap. Inquire at Emporium
Store, Kirstnn Bros.
FOIt SALE—60-gallon hot water tank,
nearly new; adjustable dress form.
Apply the Nugget.
MRS. JOE SHELDON WINS
COONCIL LAOIES RACE
By A. T. A T. Co.
COUNCIL, April 27.—Mrs. Vesta
Sheldon won the fourth annual ladies’
race which was held here yesterday
afternoon: time 37 minutes 9 sec
onds, Mrs. Charles Thompson was
second ami Mrs. Garrod th'ird.
The race was over a seven mile
circular track but owing to the heat
of the day the going was soft. Mrs.
Sheldon driving the Ayer dogs had
the race in hand from the shirt and
came in ahead of the next host by
tivo minutes.
Eleven entries faced the starter
for th'is event and all of the lady
drivers finished in good time. The
entries' were as follows: Mrs. Shel
don, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Garrod
Mrs. McGuire, Mrs. Downing, Mrs.
Stevenson, Mrs. I’olet, Mrs. Weaver, j
Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Gihnev and Miss
Mary Oinivin.
The Counrilltes entertained their j
visitors at the A, B. hall Vast night, j
The occasion was marked by a dance
after which a very elaborate spread |
was enjoyed. Eor this occasion the ’
Council orchestra of eight pieces
turned out and rendered sweet music.
The big event lasted until the w'ee'
hours of the morning and was most
successful.
All Masons, their fnmiies, lady
friends and members of O. K. H. nro
invited to attend a social given by
Anvil lodge on Saturday, April 28, at
8:30 p. m.
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Hr. harry Bloomfield arrived to-day With i
onr shipment and you are cordially invited to 1
call and inspect the stock. §