DO LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS?
THEN USE HOLLYHURST
Remember we receive a fresh shipment of
I these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their
freshness.
D. E. CROWLEY GBOO.
Tira on
ANY CAP IN OUR STORE
to take the frost out of nipped ears—
rub snow on. I o keep it out, put on a
GORDON CAP
GEO. E. LONIEN & CO.
| The Home of Good Clothes
New line of Cloaks and Suits
Just Arrived
LATEST STYLES
Come and inspect our &oods
THE EMPORIUM
| KRISTAN BROS,
BEFORE LEAVING FOR
THE GREAT OU . SIDE
To Insure a pleasant voyage come
In and have your clothes cleaned, pres-s
ad and repaired.
Wo make them look Uke new.
We make altera lions.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for Dadies and Gentlemen.
We make and repair turn
First class workmanship. Modern
methods and prompt service. Once a
customer always a customer.
Give us your work. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
NOME TAILORING CO*
Next door to Segerstorm & Hagen,
Jewelers.
A few copies of the 1915 edition
of the Nugget Minging and Dredging
Magazine on sale at the Nugget of
fice. The most comprehensive work
on Seward peninsula published In re
cent years. Fifty cents per copy.
OVERSTOCKED.
to tltc public.
We nave just finished stock taking,
und find ti.ui «re are heavily overstocked
30 are making enormous reductions In
Hardware—as rituen as oti per cent In
riant Uiicb. Notwithstanding Immense
advances outside, especially In Hard
ware and Metal Hoods, we are still sell
ing on tne basis of goods purchased the
pas’ two or three years.
We win sell for cash only at these
prices, and for a llmlte. lime, until We
tiring our stock aotfn to the require
ments or the camp.
ir you nave an order to be tilled, let
us figure on It; we can save you money
We have proved It to others, we osn
prove it to you.
DARLING AND DEAN COMPANT.
Basket sleds for ssls at Prosssr's
Harness shop. Phons Black 6.
Eagle Hall
TO-NIGHT
A ROMANTIC COMEOY
Mary Fuller
in
MARY’S DUKE
3 PARTS
DRAMA
FANCHON THE CRICKET
Universal Weekly
Repeated Show
ADM. 25c
NEWS NOTES
! Mrs. O. D. Cochran is going outside
1 ior the winter.
The ton) cod run is on and the Es
kimo waxes fat.
Mr, and Mrs. Whlttard of Teller
are going outside for the winter.
J. C. Kenedy mining and business
man of Candle, will go out on the
' victoria after a successful season in
| ue northern camp.
j
Mrs. Lomen and her daughter. Miss
Helen Lomen, will be passengers on
the Victoria.
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! William Mullen who has had wide
xpericnce in the show business will
represent Mr. Code's Interest* In the
j Dream theater the coming winter.
j Several shafts will be sunk by the
Pioneer Mining Company this fall nnd
vinter and if good prospects are found
it is understood that dumps may be
aken out.
•
A good many married men will k -ep
'lachellor’s hall this winter because
their wives will be outside for n
jhange. Well, the dry law won't go
into effect for fourteen months and
that may help some.
Much new wearing apparel is ap
pearing on the street today as a resu’t
of the national election. Georg) T.
Kilroy is wearing what he calls Wilson
gloves • cel p Wilson hat. He also w
grets that he did not back his jtTg
rnent in a real monetary fas’ll jn. If
he had gone the limit and picked up
all that he knew of he would have liv
ed at No. 1 Easy street for a long time.
_
At the Dream tonight a convincing
•icture in two powerful parts entitl 'd
"Word of His People,” will be the
1 headliner tonight. A graphically Il
lustrated romance, Imbued with heroic
western chlvalary. This attraction Is
supplemented with a social whirl, en
titled, “The Girl nnd the Matinee
Idol,” also a crackcrjack comedy will
be shown, which gives Fatty Arbuckle
Mark Sennett and the Keystone stock
company an opportuntiy for a big
mlxup. Dont’ miss it.
Mary Fuller charms in Marv’s
Duke, Universal star, and Mat Moo^e,
In a delightful three reel comedy
drama, which tells of an ambitious
mamma’s efforts to marry her daugh
ter to a duke. Daughter has Ideas o*
her own, however, but In the end all
turns out for the best and mamma;
captures the matrimonial prize of the 1
Pallan husband market and Mary gets J
her “poor young man.” Fancheon the
Cricket, a story of life in Ireland, j
Universal weekly, showing President 1
Wilson starting a baseball game, for
a benefit for the veterans of the civil :
war, these have been shown here be
;
ofre early in the summer.
Attorney General-elect George B. !
Grigsby will be a passenger on the!
outbound Vlvtorla. His friends say
that he has reason to be very proud
of the vote given him in the town
where he has lived the last fourteen
or fifteen years. Even if he had been
turned down by the rest of the terri
tory this vote of confidence by the
people who have known him for so
long a time would have made the
campalgnworth while.
The fire whistle blew this morning
at 2:45 and the fire department an
swered the summons promptly. The
fire proved to be on the walls between
the Snyder and Dunham buildings and
was caused by a. flying spark which
lodged there. The chemical soon put
It out and no damage resulted. The
incipient blaze was fortunately dls
oinrwed by Buss Downing and Frank
O'Connor who happened to be passing
along the street.
The statement Is being made on
the street that Sulzer has been elect
ed delegate from Alaska. The great
number of WlckershanVs friends and
supporters cannot credit this state
ment and And no basis for It in the
figures at hand. The returns are not
all In yet and until they are nothing
final can be known. From the re
turns of the government bulletins
Sulzer Is not elected. However, there
are Marshal, Dime, and the Guggen
heim mines to be heurd from and
these may go strong enough against
Wlekeraham to defeat him. It la pos
sible that these and other remote
precincts have been accurately estl
1 mated and that Sulzer Is the choice
' but It cannot be definitely stated un
til the count Is In.
_
The all absorbing subject ofcon
versation today has been the weather
and especially with reference to the
conditions having to do with getting
iho passengers on board the Umatilla
, and Victoria. There Is a row of Ice
along the waters’ edge now and some
people look at it and shake their
head dubiously. A number of peo
I pie seem to fear that the passengers
inny not get away at all. This feel
ing does not exist among steamship
I men or in the minds of those who
i have observed these waters for many
I years.
Capt. Thomas A. Ross of the coast
guard says that no one need feel the
least alarm. He says that the wind
has veered from the south to the
astward and at three o'clock this
afternoon was east by north. This wind
soon beats down the surf, he says, and
his opinion is that the sea will be
calm enough tomorrow for the pas
sengers to go aboard. He calls at
tention to the fact that this Is an
unusually lute season and that the
water Is not chilled enough yet to
form hard ice which would prevent
passage by the launch to and from the
steamships.
The conditions last year were very
difficult. On November 6 at 6 p. m.
the Victoria left for Seattle. On No
vember 7, there was heavy slush Ice
extending from the shore out to sea
about five miles. On November 8 the
sea was all frozen over and It seemed
that navigation for the season was
over. On November 10th the sea was
solid with ice to the horizon but could
not be traveled by dog teams or pe
destrians. On November 12 the Ice
broke from the shore and the entire
Hold Jnovcd to tho southward and
westward and by daylight was out of
sight. This was at noon but at six
o’clock the field was seen coming
back and was three miles diBtant.
On the 13th the Ice covered the sea
again but was dangerous for travel.
On the Uth there was no open water
in sight the sea being covered over
with the Ice field. And on November
20 the Ice was frozen hard and the
coast patrol stopped.
This fall the season is three weeks
or so later nnd all the water fron'
men agree that the passengers will gel
away without difficulty.
Have the Nugget sent to your out
side address this winter.
CARD OF THANK8.
1 wish to extend through the Nugget
my sincere thanks to the many
friends in Nome for the valuable pres
ent and testimonial Just received by
me. Very respectfully yours.
THOMAS A. ROSS,
Captain Coast Guard Station No. 305.
A CARD.
To my patrons and good friends.
Owing to my recent Illness, the call
of sunshine and roses find mo In a
receptive mind. I have engaged ac
commodations for my family and sell
on the good ship Victoria and God will
ing I will return to Nome over the Ice,
Hoping you will all have a nice time
this winter and assuring you that vou
will constantly be in my mind. I am
yours as ever.
L. W. FROMM, D. D. S.
■S-- _ --
NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NOME.
I have secured the Tailor Shop ol
John Feyrer. Ladles and Gents suit*
made to order. A large stock of
Fabrics and Fashions to select from.
1 Suits cleaned, pressed and altered.
All Work Guaranteed
to fit and nut with your approval.
M. PA8COFF.
Cor. Lane’s way and Front street.
Calling cards printed at Nugget office
RIPE JONATHAN APPLES
FROM OUR SOUTHERN SLOPE ORCHARDS
ORCHARD RUN PER BOX $2.25
FANCY PER BOX $2.50
EXTRA FANCY PER BOX $2.75
Buy your winter supply now, we w II store
them for you free of charge
1 Q. P. GOGGIN JJSS
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' Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
| K. B. FEATURE
I THE WARD OF THE PEOPLE
2 PARTS 2
CLASS PICTURE
! GIRL AND THE MATINEE IDOL
SCREAM COnEDY
LEADING LIZZIE ASTRAY
Adm. 25c
! _
VILLA RE-INFORCED
CHIHUAHUA SAID TO
RE EVACUATED
_
| International Newa Service.
EL PASO, Nov 10—Reports to the
I American government from secret scr
j vice agents of the state and war de
! partments declare that Villa has been
j reinforced by fully thirty five hundred
i men from Zazatencas and vicinity.
Varying reports are current as to
! his movements. It Is stated that he
is moving towards Torreon with his
j augmented army. Another rumor Is
i that he Is bound northward. Only
j conjecture can bo given as to his
movements.
! 11 ■'■■■! ——————■ III . ■
I EL PASO, Nov. 10—Strong grounds
exist for believing that Carranzlstas
have evacuated Chihuahua city.
A military train arrived at Juarez
this morning having on board over six
hundred men of the Carranza army.
The defact) government Is thought
to be completely demoralized In the
entire state of Chihuahua.
No statement has been made of
ficially by Carranzlsta leaders as to
the withdrawal of the mcnfrom Chi
huahua city and mystery surrounds
their presence in Jaurez.
VON MACKENSEN DRIVEN
| BACK IN DOBRUDJA
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International Nows 8orvlce.
LONDON, Nov. 10.—According to
official announcement the Russians
and Roumanians made terrific efforts
i to drive Von Mackensen’a forces back
from the Constanza Bucharest rail
road In Dobrudja. Every resource was
strained by both sides and the entente
allies were victorious along the en
tire line.
Chernavoda was recaptured by the
Russo-Roumanians after It had he*n
partially destroyed by the Teutons and
Is now strongly held.
Von Mackeneen Is now only ten
miles south of the railroad and Is re
sisting with stubbornness all attempts
to drive him southward.
HEINZ
57 .Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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