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If our friends and patrons, who have not
yet received one of our calenders, will give us
their name, we will be glad to see that one Is
delivered to them.
D. E. CROWLEY
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I MIS WEEK SPECIAL
JAN. 17TH TO 22ND INCLUSIVE:
Boneless cann*d checken. per oan ..30o
Mrs. Porter's Salad dragging, p.r bot'le.25o
A 1 Sauce, per bottle .25o
Refined Bor«x Soap, 3 bars for .••..26o
Aunt Jemimas self raia'ng panacike flour, p*r paokage.20c ■
Malto Meal (the nev* health b, eakfaet foo°) per package . ...••20o I
Whiek brooms, each. .1&o f
Theormaa Bottles, eaoh . . $2.00 and $2-50 P
QOGGIN. |
The Quality Store. 1
NEWS NOIES
Leonard Seppala and Harry Lomen
returned from a trip to Solomon this
afternoon.
Marshal Jordan returned from St.
Michael last night bring T. R. Shep
ard of that place, who is mentally
l ranged. The marshal reports a fair
trip with nothing unusual occurring
• n route.
John Johnter was taken into custody
lie morning hy Officer Louis Holm
gren on a charge of disorderly conduct
uni assaulting an officer. Ball was
.1 1 at fan to Insure the defendants
ipl-e-.'aiice in the municipal court at
4 this afternoon.
The wires to the coast were down
for a short time this morning necessi
tating a delay which resulted In the
me o'clock run being laid over until
nwo. Tiie trouble was all straightened
out at that time, however, and the
lints are in good order at present.
dm McAllister came up from Safety
last night, whither he has been for the
i in-pose of placing the schooner Sea
Wc.f in winter quar. *rs The schooner
s carried well back on the flats be
hind Safet\ by the high water last fall
and moving to a better situation for
launching in the spring was necessi
ated thereby McAllister reports that
he ha considerable difficulty In get
ong the boat in shape to move because
of the variable weather of the past
- a eral weeks Everything Js now
ready, however, and he will return
ahorth to complete the Job.
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The committee In charge of the
Ragle barn dance are preparing to give
i shindig that will make the one time
uuntry Jakes wish they were back on
ttu old farm hoeing the corn. Old Bos
sie will be there and the calf that the
buys found out In the ‘far madder”
and there will be a bunch Of chicken
ike grandma Perkins won the prize at
ilie poultry show with last spring, and
.in-re will be apple Jack and you can
co an take a sleep In the hay mow Just
dke you did when you were back hum.
The is. K O. sign was In evidence at
Dream last night, the Million Dol
i. r Mystery delivering Its silent ap
l.ft 1 to a large concourse of picture
funs. A refreshing relief is provided
tonight in tlie nineteenth episode, “The
I'nderground River.” As the title
11 nnveys It may be termed a subterran
iin sensation. One of the many apec
! tacular scenes to be shown Is a falth
ul dug fighting for the life and llber
! iy of his master and mistress. This
Occurs in an extremely dangerous en
vironment—several of the bandits
struggling for life In deep water dur
>ig the action. Tonight's episode is
distinctive among all the others See
the show.
The Chamber of Commerce Is laying
idans for an enlargement of Its influ
i nee by endeavoring to come Into
touch with the other chambers
throughout the territory. It is believed
hat by all of the various chambers
i ting in concert results can be ob
tained that can hardly be secured by!
working 'ndividually The work of
pressing for attention and relief In the
mail matter is progressing and letters
are being forwarded to all who are In
position to help The Pioneers are
also pieparing to aid in the better
malls movement and are reporting to
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be preparing a circular letter setting
forth the condition prevailing during
the past five or six years which will
lie sent under their own direction.
The owners of sprint teams are hard
at work bringing their animals Into
condition for the race to Nome river
and return to be pulled off Saturday
tor a purse of twenty-five dollars. It
s reported among the dog fans that
there is an excellent prospect of the
record beio.T smashed as several of the
teams are developing wonderful speed
:u the tryouts. Some one held the
watch on Jackson and Ayer’s on a
recent spin over the course and these
■sert that they came so close to the
record that the difference was cohfined
P ceconds. The Kennel Club announce
it the drawings for position will be
hot f at th" Alaska bank at five o'clock
n Friday afternoon. All drivers are
"rnuested to be on hand at that hour
The Misfits broke the hoodoo which
has been following them practically
e\ er since the opening of the bowling
tournnment and whalloped the Would
Be's by the excellent score of 2464 to
:T39 The boys declare that now that
■he spell Is broken they are going to
show the leaders that they are still In
tlie game. Binder carried off the high
-core honois with a run of 231, which
. going some for Otto, so they say.
Two more games will finish the second
round of the series as the teams will
then have played a total of eighteen
games, Friday night the Strikers,
which are still In the lead will meet
the Has Been’s Tomorrow the man
element will inaugurate the first of
the ladies days to be continued during
the remainder of the winter.
The baseball association met at the
Hidden Gate last night and among
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5 $1.20 AND UP PER YARD ALL SIZES 60 CTS. §
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§ WAISTS DOWNS 10 CTS. |
| 30 CENTS $1.20 EACH §
§ ! CREPE EMBROIDERY SPECIAL—LADIES §
§ GOWNS AT 5 CENTS WHITE WAISTS g
1° $120 PER YARD WERE $2.60 g
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other business assigned Lewis to the
Pirates and George Ktlroy to the
Horseshoes. Several changes have
been made In the line up for this eve
ning’s games which considerably
strengthen the teams and the sport
" til undoubtedly be Immense when the
umpire call time. The following Is the
lineup for tonight’s games:
Fort Pavls—Nile, c.; Pettit, Is.;
name. lb.: Saunders, 8h.; Pettit, C. L.,
-1>; Frantzen. rs.; Hitch, rf.; Fartler,
If . Ingle, p.: Siensloff and Zimmerman
subs.
Northern Lights—Lomen, A., c.;
Il' Cklla, If.; Powell, rf.; Lomen. G., 8b.;
Benson, Is.; Mlsh, lb.; Baird, rs.; Leh
mann. Jr., p ; McMullen and Miller,
subs.
Pirates—Allen, c.; Lewis, Is.; Saxton,
rf.; Weaver, rs.: Bartholomew, 2b.;
Fromm. If: Gray, lb.; Modtnl, p., Par
ker. 8b.
Horseshoes- Corbin, lb.: Lomen, 3d;
Thompson c.; McGuire, p.; Welsh, 2b;
Sheldon, ss.. Hagen, ss.; Sprecht, f.; 1
Bain, f; Xavier. Crowley and Burke,
subs.
TONIGHT IS Til! SIGHT
Tonight is the night. The Eagle
hall is the place and the first game will
be between the Pirates of Nome and
tlie Army boys of Fort Davis. Throw
our dope sheets away, for the Pirates
re out for blood, and the Army aggre
gation want you to know they have
come to earth again. It la anyones
game according to the form displayed
by the local boys at their last prac
tice%
The second game is between the
Northern Lights and the Horseshoes.
.Judging from previous performances it
>oks like a battle of the giants and
tlie betting Is slightly in favor of the
first mentioned. However, the Horse
.-dioes have added another horseshoe
•i their uniforms v.hlch should make o
vast difference In their play.
Nobody has left the city since the
series started. The seats are all book
ed—except a very few—so get in b*.
fore the S. R. O. sign goes up. One
of the prominent merchants of ths
citl—well, I cannot mention his name
but his son is pitching against him—
has bet $100,000 in Christian Science
money on the Horseshoes. Young
Man” Moller has uouble that amount
in business college currency to place
on any team he fancies. So. If you
care to spread yourself now Is your
chance.
John Nestor says: "It Is useless to
look In the sky for the Northern
Lights as they are up in the air NO
longer.
Lomen Bros, will give $10 In real
money to whoever sends In the correct
answer to the following: Why have
the Eagles of last year changed their
name to the Horseshoes?
Why do the city fathers absent
themselves from the council meetings
and get away with It? Because they
are at the ball games. Nuff sed!
Late on Tuesday afternoon last Capt.
Joe and Will McGuire were seen In
close confab at the back of the Eagle
hall. There’s a reason. Postum.
J. A. Bacheldar of the Miners and
Merchants bank will give unlimited
credit to the person who sends a cor
rect answer to the following: Why does
the red-headed Hiberian pitcher wear
two horseshoes behind?
Who said Doc Klttleson was looking
for the long end of It when It came
to betting on the Northern Lights?
Doc will be there tonight. Bring your
credit slips.
Oh, yes, Pirates. Look out for
Faxon you Army boys. No fear of go- |
lng back to the movlea for you Mr.
Arbuckl’ The Nile threatens to over
flow the Eagle hall tonight and swamp
the Pirates! But will It?
Harry Johnson, the city night
I watchman, will attend to all hard coal
burners, soft coal stoves, briquette
consumers etc., so as you can all be
there and find your house warm when
you return home.
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See the barnyard exhibit. Barn
dance, Saturday, Jan. 22.
People Say To Us
“I cannot eat this or that food, it does
not agree with me.” Our advice to
nil of them is to take a
before and after each meal. 25c a box.
Lomen Bros Pharmacy
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1 UNEEDA BISCUIT |
$ 75 CENTS PER DOZEN PROS. |
JmOLLER'S grocery:
4 PHONE, Main 86 211 FRONT 8T.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewi* Hunter Rye and the Ea
rnout Atherton Bourbon whiekye, Die
tilled spring 1904-1905, bought in bond
and reduced *o 90 per cent, by U. S.
government by the bottle or gallon.
Our Advice Is:
When you feel out of sorts from consti
pation, let us say that if
do not relieve you, see a physician,
because no other home remed> will.
Sold only by us, 10 cents.
I.omen Bros. That mat '
Professional Gards
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office end Residence.
OVER HILL’S PHARMACY.
Office hour*: 2-5 and 7-8 p. m.
Phone—Night or day, Main 20.
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Base Ball
FIRST GAME. *
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Pirates vs. Port Davis
SECOND GAME.
| Horseshoes vs. Northern Lights
JAN. ^Oth, 1916
I ADMISSION 50c
I RESERVED SEATS AT ROSE'S CANDY STORE. j
| GAME STARTS StSO SHARP. \
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THE MAIL IS IN I
And you will have to answer your letters. *j
We carry ths flne grades of writing paper In boxes, tablets and P
pound paper. Including Eaton Crune & Pike Companies, Highland n
l inen, Twilled Irish Linen, Cran ;-> l inen. Lawn, etc. ’
Fine Linen Envelopes In pa kn*<*8 or' 26 each, 16o. Also ths sons
letter size. Envelopes at lOo a package.
Free chance on $80.00 Pun h Bowl given with eaeti M sent par
chase or payment on account.
HILL’S PHARMACY
Headquarters Fins Writing Paper.
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4T NO OTHER TIME
IS OUR STOCK OP
PHOENIX HOSE
us curapleteas now
90c to $2.00
Special prices per box
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
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ITHE NONPAREIL
i NOME'S POPULAR DRY OOODS HOUSE j
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| NOW GOING ON
| THE GREATEST AGGREGATION jjj
| Of Bargains
1 Ever Shown In Alaska ji
[EVERYTHING WHITE IN THE HOUSE jjj
REDUCED IN PRICE
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