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At this season of the year when fresh products become so
limited and you wonder what to do without them:
HERE IS YOl R SOLUTION.
! Try a package of EVER FRESH FRUIT OR VEGETA
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Also the advantage of a 75 per cent reduction in weight to
the miner for long haul freighing, are sanitary and econo
mical and no danger of freezing.
UOUGIN’S
The Quality Store.
EGGS!
We are overstocked on Eggs, and have decided to close
them out at $12.50 per case. This is for our first class
} class stock. Every egg candled before leaving the market,
and absolutely guaranteed
PAtIFK (OLD STORAGE (OMPANY
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
PRE-INVENTORY SALE
AT
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAiN BROS,
NEWS NOTES
The principal attraction to the
billiard fans tonight will be a
match between Fry and Fromm
to decide who will play in the
finals of the D class. At the pres
ent time Binder is in the lead in
that devision with Fry and Fromm
two to play.
The outside mail departed from
Solomon at 12:15 this afternoon.
The consignment consists of three
sacks of first class and two of sec
ond As the trails are reported
in a very soft state it is probable'
that the consignment will not ar
rive until about 6 p. m.
I'lie Miners Home Club held
one of their enjoyable card socials
last evening with a large number
on hand to enjoy the occasion.
The winners at the progressive
whist tables were Mrs. Mary
Smith, first ladies prize, Mrs. An
dy Anderson second, Mrs. A. W.
Ford, third. Mr. Oscar Carlson,
first gentlemen’s prize, C. C
Crooks second and E. L. Holt,
third
An error is noted in the article
deal.r» with the last meeting of
the city council. This relates to
the S'ze of the boilers which the
11--siigating committee recom
mended should be installed in the
proposed lighting and pumping
plant. The account published
vesterday gives the horse power at
two hundred each, whereas it
should have read one hundred,
making the total horsepower two
hundred instead of four hundred.
The Kennel club gave a very
enjoyable dance in Eagle hall last
evening. Owing doubtless to the
excitement of the election and also
to other entertainments the at
tendance was not what it should
have been but the crowd made up
in enjoyment what they lacked in
numbers. The appointments were
excellent. The club will hold
their big cabaret dance on Satur
day and as an especially inlterest
ing program has been prepared
the attendance will undoubtedly
be some huge.
By making a substantial jump,
Mrs. Kjelsberg passed Mrs.
Thompson in the sweepstakes
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SAT. NIGHT, APRIL 8
EAGLE HALL. ADM. Sl.00
i queen contest and at noon today
was heading the list by two hun
dred and fifty votes. Miss Jones
has withdrawn from the contest
leaving six still in the running.
The following is the count at
noon :
1 Mrs. Kjelsberg.2500
* Mrs. Bertha Thompson . ..2250
: Miss Bertha Johnson.1700
Mrs. Harry Kay.1500
1 Miss Ruby Martin 1200
1 Mrs Bettner. 1000
The full returns of the election
yesterday will be found on the
[ .hird page of the present issue.
The chairman of the various
committees of the Nome Cham
ber of Commerce will-meet at the
office of Dr. Mustard tomorrow
evening at 8 for the purpose oi
naking final arrangements for
>ooster day Following the meet
ng the committee will probably
tnnounce the program to be of
fered at Eagle hall.
Miss Holly Jones proved to be
he winner of the first of the two
>ries offered by the Kennel club
to the lady selling the largest
lumber of Kennel club tags yes
terday. Miss Jones disposed of
orty four more tickets than her
earest competitor Mrs. L. Sep
'ala, who was awarded the second
rize.. Mrs. Van Sltkle and Mrs.
lemp also did noble service in
isposing of the tags. The tags
tted the sum of $152.75 for the
weepstakes- Out of the total of
io tags provided for the occasion
he fair saleswomen disposed of
'.11 but five.
Preparations are now being
nade for holding the last dog rac
tg event preceding the big AU
Vlaska Sweepstakes. This will
te the lad’ts race to be held next
Saturday, weather permitting.
I'he event will be open to all
.adies and there are no restric
tions as to the size of the team
Kennel club rules will prevail.
I'he time of starting and the vari
ous officials have not been fully
selected as yet but will probably
<e announced tomorrow. Four
.landsome prizes have been offer
ed by the Rose candy store. They
consist of a gold watch, a gold
vanity case, gold visiting card case
and a Morocco leather card case
containing all of the appurte
tances of a game of cards includ
ing chips.
Chris Jensen arrived in the city
rotn a trip to the east coast last
Tidily in company with J. Kris
tan whom he had been piloting on
t skin purchasing trip. Kristan
ucceeded in securing a goodly
issortment^of furs, the larger por
tion being' purchased from Ches
ter at Chinik. The travelers re
port that Chester is doing a big
ntsiness with the Dime creek
niners and has a large number
teams constantly employed haul
ing to the inland camp. They also
liscredit the early winter reports
that Chester was sold out of
?oods. They say that he has one
>f the finest stocks they have seen
in a long time and the quantities
ire equal to any demand.
At the Dream tnight The Perils
of Pauline, seventeenth episode; a
production of guaranted thrills, a
b^g. live wire issue that is start
inglv realistic and teeming with
new and novel situations; Pauline
in the toils of a desperate gang of
counterfeiters—-the hero overcom
ing all obstacles in her rescue; a
faithful canine’s sagacity and al
most human intelligence; a fierce
battle with the counterfeiters in
which Owen and his allies are de
feated A thrilling picture from
start to finish There will also be
shown a Pathe weekly showing
Col. Heeza Liar settling the Zep
pelin question in England and the
'atest war new s. Tomorrow night
the eighteenth episode. Friday
and Saturday, M’dlle Regina Ba
llet in “Zoe” a four part feature.
See Johnson and Bogan in their
latest creation from China Town,
at the Kennel Club Cabaret.
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NORWAY FOLLOWS
0. S. LEAD
A. P. A. Service
COPENHAGEN, April 4—The
Norwegian government has re
quested the German government
o investigate whether or not the
German submarines are respon
ible for the torpedoing of the
large number of Norwegian ships
that have been destroyed during
the past few days. It is said
that the frequent destruction of
Norwegian vessels has a very dis
trubing effect on Norway and the
people are getting decidedly rest
less with a strong inclination to
anger. The German government
has been requested to relieve the
situation by stating whether or
not the sinkings are the work of
the Germans.
Coming: KENNEL CLUB
CABARET Saturday night, April
■*th. Vaudeville, Dancing, Re
freshments. Admission $1.00.
NOTICE.
Call or ring Main 46 whan you have
ob printing to be done. The Nugget
the moat oomplete atook for all
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Try Rexall Liver and Kidney
Tea for Spring Fever. Lomen’s
Drug Store.
ALWAYS IN STYLE.
If yuh have your suit presaed.
cleared and repaired by us—
We will make them look like
new
We do dry or gasoline cleaning.
We do steam cleaning.
We make suits to order
We mike alterations.
We make and repairs furs.
We do cl aning, pressing and
repairing for Ladies and Gentle
men.
We guarantee all work and our
prices are reasonable
First class workmanship.
Come and see us, we will give
you our prices before we do vour
work.
We appreciate your patronage.
NOME TAILORING CO.
Between Segerstrom & Hagen &
Zehner’s Jewelry Stores.
Classified Ads.
All Classified Ada Must ba Paid for
in Advanoa.
LOST.
LOST—An old fashioned silver
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