• 1 A ftJ V St Ol A IIO arrive at Crowley's store Fri
Of\l% I A uLAUu day Afternoon. Dec. 24th.
l’h - will be a treat for the little ones. Don’t fall to have them
see !?anta Claus arrive, In nil his glory, with his sled loaded with
presents, and his magnificent team of real reindeer. He will come down
Front street and arrive at the store at 2:30 p. m
There will also be a presen. for every boy and girl In Nome under
the age of 12 years These will be distributed between 2:80 and 5,
on the afternoon of December 24th
Please come and bring the children, every one Is cordially In
vited
D. E.
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j WEATHER RECORD |
The following shows the coldest pe
nod during the 24 hours of each day for
1914 and 1915.
1914. 1915
December 1 28 —11
December 2 26 —12
December S ... 24 —14
December 4 .24 —18
December 6 26 —16
December 6. 22 —14
December 7 22 —14
December S .IS —16
December 9.21 —18
December 10.. . 33 —11
December 11.28 —13
December 12 ...28 —16
December 13 19 —6
December 14 .20 —2 j
December 15. .... 26 —IS i
December 16. . 28 6
December 17 3 —6
December 18. 6 —9
December 19 .23 —7
Home-made chocolates, peanut can'
dies and hard goods. Rose Candy Store,
■ COMING EVENTS j
Masonic ball, December 26
Aksala Carnival December 31.
Outstd* mall closes Mondays at 8 p.
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Outside mall due to arrive fYldays.
order your calling cards for the New
Year at the Nugget office.
Aksala Carnival New Years Eve,
l the price $1-00.
NOTICE.
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You oan keep your friend* outside
posted by having the Nugget mailed
j to them for 50 cents per month.
I.. A complete exposition of the wealth,
resources and interesting features of
■reward peninsula. Nugget Mining and
Dredging Edition. Now on sale et the
office and book stores.
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Drawing takes place Lincoln’s birthday g
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imported and domestic clear Havana Cigars §
In boxes of 10, 12, 25 or 50 cigars S
Especially selected for our holiday trade g
We have an elegant variety of these o
j? Host acceptable of gifts for gentlemen ^
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OLD FATHER TIME.
Perforins his duty hastening C irlstmas and Santa Claus along at a
lively pace, while New Year watches in the distance, awaiting hla
cue to enter upon the scene.
CHRISTMAS IS BUT 4 DAYS OFF.
DO NOT FAIL.
To visit our Grocery department before selecting your wants for your
Christmas dinner as it will help you quickly to decide. Cucumbers,
Celery, Hubbard Squash, Cranberries, Cabbage. Water Melon, drapes,
Oranges. Lemons, Grapo Fruit, Pears, Apples. Nuts, flmyrna Figs,
Dates, plain or stuffod, Glazed Fruits, Sweet Apple Cider, Grape and
Loganberry juice and many other selections to help make your dinner
a success.
Remember with every $1 purchase you receive a ticket entitling
you to a. chance on prize contest which closes December 'Si
Fiist prize $35.00 In Merchandise anything In the storo.
Second prize $15.00 in Merchand so anything In the stone
Drawing January ~
Q. P. GOGGIN,
YOU'RE NOT HAND TO FIT
You may think so and pay $50 to
$60 to a tailor* Don’t do It; it isn't
good business.
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
clothes give you everything you’re
looking for--- quality, style and all
-—at one-half the price. |
SEE OUR $80.00 AND $35.00 VALUES TODAY |j
GEO E. LOMEN & CO.
The Home of Hart, Sch iffner K- Marx Clothes |
With every >.*»'! purchaso u-j give you a ticket o*. a SHnA.Ou V ij Si
trola. Drawing at Aksali Carnival. |j
NEWS NOTES
The baseball teams will practice to
morrow, Tuesday, evening at Eagle
hall.
Marshal Jordon returned from the
Casadepega section Saturday night
after a short visit on official business
The big reindeer herd quartered on
Anvil creek will be brought in to Dry
creek on Wednesday at which time the
work of killing will commence
The Moose lodge Initiated a number
of candidates into the mysterlea of
the order at an enthusiastic meeting
yesterday afternoon.
The Has Been's and the Would Be's
will meet tonight at the bowling alley
in the second round of the bowling
series. As both teams are now round
ing Into good form a lively and close
ly contested game Is expected.
Day after tomorrow. December 22,
will be the shortest day of the year
and there after we will find the days
gradually addidng to their length In
stead of gradually shortening as at
present.
George Thompson, the parly arrest
ed Friday in a house on Second avenue
on a charge of conducting a gambling
game, failed to appear when his n&mej
was called In the municipal court Sat
urday afternoon at five and the one
Hundred dollar cash ball put up by
the defendant to guarantee appearance
was declared forfeited by Judge
Grimm.
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The ilrat consignment of mail from
the outside landed at Chinlk early this
morning and again set out for Nome
shortly before three o'clock this af
ternoon, according to telephone ad
vice* received today. According to
the Information the consignment con
sists of 275 pounds of all classes. The
oatch la said to be in charge of the
regular carrier and will probably ar
rive here Wednesday.
The re-run of the "Million Dollar
Mystery" at the Dream yesterday af
ternoon scored a success in every way,
every seat in the housr being occupied
while many remained standing
throughout the entire twelve reels.
I'han will be no show tonight hut the
ninth and tenth episodes of the great
mystery will be shown on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this week.
Tomorrow, Tuesday night, will be
shown a big feature, ‘"Mamselle Nl
touche” in three parts. Don’t miss It.
Through an undetected error, the
name of Tobey Reed was omitted from
the statement of district court' pro
ceedings Involving the final dismis
sal of the action of Ross and Brandt
against Reed,, published In Satur
day’s Issue. At this leads to the In
ference that Messrs. Ross and Brandt
were Involved In legal difficulties be?
tween themselves it Is desirable that
it be corrected. The n.atter Is now
finally settled through the Reed In
terests having been purchased by the
other partners.
The sub-committees of the Chamber
of Commerce are at present engaged
In lining up the labors which will
form the principal work of the organ
ization during the remainder of the
season. Joint action of every kind
has been postponed until after the
holidays owing to the usual press of
business at this time of the year but
the chamber Is preparing to start
) things going with a rush as soon as
conditions are more settled. It is
[slated that un effort will be made to
I get in touch with the civic organiza
tions of the interior and also those
L,f .the southeastern coast with a view
to concerted action. The mail com
| mittee are reported to be actively en
gaged in collecting Information rela
tive to the mall service and will also
make an effort to work with Fairbanks
and other Interior towns for a bet
terment of present conditions. The
other committees are all busy at
something and by the time ths next
meeting Is called will be prepared to
go ahead on a comprehensive line.
George E. Eomen & Co., are distri
buting to their customers a beautiful
reproduction of C. G. L. Ferris’ fa
mous Liberty Bell painting. "The First
Note" which is handsomely mounted
on a cnlendar back. The picture Is In
the best style of that pastmaster In
the art of depicting colonial types and
portrays the daughter of Mr. Norris
striking the llrst note on the famous
Liberty Bell after It was recast In
Philadelphia. The tone and coloring
of the painting is of striking beauty
and In full keeping with the subject
presented.
The hours of practice of the three]
Nome baseball teams has been some
what altered today and the new sche
dule will be as follows, at tomorrow
night's practice games: Pirates, 8 p.
ns. to 9 p. m.. Horseahoes, 9 to 10;
Northern Lights 10 to 11. The change
nas been made to conform as far as j
possible with the leisure hours of thei
members of the several teams.
That shiver producing partner ot our
winter loyB and sorrows. Mr. Jack!
Frost, Is still on the Job with both
leet and Is dealing out a line assort
ment ot his small stock In the line
of cold weather. As will be noticed
by a study of the weather record pub
lished In these columns, the present
season Is In marked contrast with that
of the same period last year. The
lowest temperature recorded from De
cember 1 to December 20, 1014 was
three above zero while for the same
period of the present year we have
nad below zero temperature every
day. While there has been an ap
preciable increase In the temperature
during the past three or four days,
it is still sufficiently cold to cause the
aeart of the householder to mourn
jV6r tne rapia TTOJ kn wUUK tho nnoi
pile disappears.
The annual Pioneer Hoof Garden
j iield In Eagle Hall Saturday evening
was an eminent success from every
I ,,oint of view and was attended by one
j of the largest crowds gathered In the
aall In several years. Something over
i eight hundred people filled the spac
' ious dance floor and the wide balcony
to overflowing while the lunch room
was the center of a Jostling throng at
all times until the liberal supply of
refreshments was exhausted.
Following an interesting entertain
ment made up of an address by Presi
dent Young, the singine of the Pioneer
i song composed by Mrs. Darling and
! arranged to music by Dr. Bayne and
a number of Instrumental selections
rendered by local artists, dancing was
indulged until a late hour and was
only Interrupted to permit of Mother
Tiffany displaying a quality of hls
1 trionic talent of the most superlative
order In a laughable skit on the four
hundred. Mrs. Tiffany kept her audi
ence in a roar of laughter from start
to finish and was loudly applauded
for her efforts. The decorations were
exceedingly handsome and bespoke a
world of patient labor on the part of
the decorating committee.
In every way the entertainment was
ms
GIRLS BOYS
ON EVERY TOY IN THE HOUSE
WE HAVE A BRAND NEW LINE AND THE FINE8T TOYS IN
THE CITY, ABSOLUTELY ALL NEW 8TOCK- WE DON’T WANT
TO HOLD ANY OVER FOR NEXT YEAR.
KIRSTAN BROTHERS
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fully up to the high standard estab- |
llshed in former year9 and which has
given the event a popularity excelled .
by no other social event of the win- j
ter season.
WILSON WEDDING
QUIET AFFAIR
A. P. A Service.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—The wed
ding of President Wilson and Mrs.
Halt was conducted with a quietness
almost secretive and but few details
of the affair have reached the public
up to the present time. The wedding
party was .very small and consisted
I of only the relatives and closest friends
! of the couple. Immediately after the
j oorpniony the president and his bride
i were hurried away In a closed auto to
i he station and departed for Hot
Springs. Va., where they will spend
t ne honeymoon unless national affairs
demand the presence of the executive
at Washington.
Toyland is now open at Lornon Brea.
studio.
ONE POUND OF CANDY
WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF *1.U0 FOR CASH OR MORE XMAS
WHSK
,
*6,000 worth of staple good* arrived on last boats to choose from*
comprising Rugs, Fur] Goods, Chlnaware, Alumlnumvare, Hardware,
Matresses, Pillows, Comfortables, Gents Furnishing* Rubber Goods,
Stoves, and Rangers. Cut Glass. Silverware, etc
See our tine Xmas Counter. Holly, Tinsel and other tree trim
Ings.
at HOLTS
411 FRONT STREET
Telephone Main 96. The House that Saves you money
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(HOLIDAY SALE
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§ Are now being shown. Nothing |
8 has been reserved j!j
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1 EVERY ARTICLE IN THE HOUSE 1
§ REDUCED FROM|
]25^ TO ~0 I
g Come early and make ||i
§ your selections now ;!|
| IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY |
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