DO YOU LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS?
THEN OSE HOLLYHORST
Remember we receive a fresh shipment of
these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their
freshness.
I D. E. CROWLEY GROG. CO
JUST 11 OF IT!
ANY HAT IN THIS STORE
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
or less $3.00 or less
I here’s a Hat Style for every man.
We have yours
GEO. E. LOMEN & CO.
The Home of Hart. Schaffner & Marx Clothing.
WON’T HELP POLES
International News Service.
SHADOW LAWN, Oct. 17.—The
"(Torts of President Wilson to enlist
the aid of foreign rulers In behalf
tf Poland have met with complete
failure, according to an announcement
made by the executive today.
Wilson admitted to the reporters
(hat he has taken up 'the matter of
relieving the suffering and destitution
in Poland with the governmental heads
of several nations but has been en
tirely unsuccessful. Apparently the
Poles can take care of themselves as
far as the war makers are concerned
as the president received no encour
agement to his advances.
It was the intention to enlist the
assistance of as many national rulers
as possible in helping to relieve tht
I appalling misery and destitution pre
vailing throughout the stricken land
President Wilson appeared much casi
down by hi« failure ns the relief o
Poland has been one of his pet de
j sires on which he has spent much
time.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
JUST ARRIVED AT HOLT'S.
New rugs $2.50 to $35.0
I New Linoleums, yard .50c to $1.5 l
New mattresses . $4.00 to $20.0j
New winter caps ... .$1.25
New tents and tarpolins $1.50 to $15.0.
New rubber boots, best_$4 to $6.75
Quilts and Blankets.$2 to $3
New sleds for boys and girls $1 to $5
. New crockery and glassware.
..New hardware and notions.
New Granite ware, largest stook.
Still sell gents furnishing and rut
ber goods at cost.
Furniture full line.
Everything the cheapest and best . *
HOLT’S.
Eagle Hall
TO-NIGHT
EARLY WESTERN DRAMA
TIE TRUTH ABOUT DAN DEEDING
WITH
MURDOCK MAC QUARRIE
IN 2 PARTS
DRAMA
SUCH IS LIFE
WITH
Pauline Bush
COMEDY
THEY WERE HEROES
UNIVERSAL WEEKLY
HEINZ
57 Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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NEWS NOTES
i
Tomorrow the banks and govern
ment offices will he closed in honor
of Alaska day. So far as can be
learned at present there is no one else
who has time enough or cares enough
to lay aside the strenuous existence
long enough to celebrate the holiday.
The Nugget staff is today enjoying
the delights of munching on some of
the fine Jonathan apples grown on the
orchnrd farm of Mr. Howard B. Ames
at North Yakima. Wash., a box of
which were kindly presented by Ames
through A. I’olet. who has imported
a carload of the delicious fruit for the
local market. Thanks brother.
Nothing heard from the Arctic to
day. The cutter. Bear reported this
morning that a great storm was blow
ing at Hooper bay last night when
the vessel attempted to make a land
ing on her arrival and the landing
party was compelled to return to the
ship without getting ashore.
The Nome city council, met in reg
ular session last evening with a full
ttendiine.- of the cilv dads. The
business of the session was largely
routine and nothing unusual develop
ed beyond the consideration of a pros
ject of renewing the city pumping
contract for a short time owing to the
non arrival of the machinery for the
city plant.
With something doing every minute
the motto of a clever photo drama
entitled the Truth About Dan Dcer
ing, a Universal weekly shoing L. L.
Lane and John Borden about to start
off with the Great Bear, the allies
somewhere in France and a very
clever Nestor comedy starring Vic
toria Forde in a mistaken burglaress j
role, such is the vivacious program j
provided at the Eagle hall tonight.
This show is a ten strike.
_
The George E. Lomen Company has
on display in thp store window a j
striking picture of the great institu- j
tion known as Mooseheart, founded
some years ago at Mooseheart. In
diana, by the Loyal Order of Moose,
in which the orphaned sons and
daughters of Moose are raised and ed
| ucated at the expense of the order
! until they are fully equipped to take
up life's battle with success. The pic
ture has attracted much attention from
all classes of citizens.
A radio from the steamship Vic
toria indicates that the Alaska Steam
ship Company liner Is making same
progress on her way to Seattle and
may set a new mark over the long
| course between Nome and the Puget
| sound metropolis by the time the voy
age Is ended. The message states i
! that the big vessel passed Scotch Cap!
at the southern entrance to Unimak j
I
pass, at six last evening, negotiating
the distance in the record time of
47 hours.
Now on the press, the pictorial edl
! tion of the Nugget Mining Magavine.
All about Seward Peninsula, its re
sources and industries. The only pub
lication devoted to advertising the
country. Send one where it will as
sist in promoting development and In
i
i securing roads, a harbor and an Im
proved mall service. Bb cents the
copy, $5 per dozen.
A daring exploit of the coast guard
crew attracted the attention of Nomle
ites this morning when the Lighterage
Company tug Dorothy started to drift
ashore in tho strong surf beating along
the coast, about ten o’clock. The
efforts of the lighterage plant to at
tract the attention of the crew of the
tug Genevieve to the predicament of
the Dorothy by loud and continous
whistling proved unavailing and the
latter vessel was drifting rapidly
ashore when Cnpt. Itoss put out with
tho Defiance through the heavy surf
awakened the Genevieve crew who
were engaged until a late hour last
night. Two men were landed on tho
tug to assist tho crow and tho Dorn
thy was overhauled and towed back
to her moorings. The work of the
coast guard boys was the subject of
wide commendation from the large
crowd which watched them go out and
return through the bolHng surf.
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The funeral of Otto, the seven year
old son of Otto \V. Olson, took place
this afternoon from the undertaking
parlors and with a large funeral cort
age attending the remains of the un
fortunate child to their last resting
place In Belmont Point cemetery. Im
pressive funeral services were held In
the Federated churchwlilch was crowd
ed with the numerous friends of the
deceased child and his bereaved par
ents. Dr. Parson delivered a touch
funeral address and an impressive
vocal and a instrumental pjpgram was
rendered by the choir and talented
vocalists. The services were attend
ed by members of the Masonic body,
of which the father is a member and
by the pupils of the public school,
nearly all of whom bore floral offer
ing for the bier of tlielr departed
playmate. Nothing that has occurred
in Nome for years has so touched the
hearts of the people as the unfortun
ate death of this promising child, who
was known to the majority of the older
residents nnd well beloved of all.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NOME.
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I have secured the Tailor Shop of
John Fcyrer. Ladles and Gents suits j
made to order. A large stock pf j
Fabrics and Fashions to select from.
Suits cleaned, pressed and altered.
All Work Guaranteed
to fit and met with your approval.
M. PASCOFF.
Cor. Lane’s way and Front street, j
LARGEST SHOE MANUFACTURER
ANNOUNCES EIGHT HOUR
DAY FOR EMPLOYES
international News Service.
BINQHAMPTON, Oct. 16.—Endicott j
Johnson, the largest shoe manufactur
er in the world, announced today that
he intends to Institute the eight hour
day In his great shoe factories com
mencing on the first of November.
The great shoe manufacturer further
declares that it Is his Intention to
maintain the same rate of pay for the
eight hour period as obtained under
the ten hour day. In other words
he will give ten hours pay for eight
hours work. Johnson employs over
12,000 men.
MRS. WILSON
CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY
international News Service.
SHADOW LAWN, Oct. 16—The first
lady of the land celebrated her birth
day Sunday and was the recipient of a
handsome diamond brooch from the
president. Hundreds of congratulatory
telegrams arrived during the day and
the long distance telephone was kept
busy.
RESTA WINS BIG
AUTO RAGE
International New* Service.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.—Darius Itcsta,
the noted speed king won the two
hundred and seventy five mile auto
race here yesterday In the remark
able time of two hours, twenty four
minutes and sixteen seconds. The
race was for a purse of fifteen thou
sand dollars. The contest was Inter
national in the degree that drivers of
a number of nationalities were com
petitors.
DON’T BUY APPLES NOW
THE APPLE SEASON IS LATE THIS YEAR
The apples received in Nome up to the present time arc not ripe
enough for winter use. We will receive on the next boats shipments
of choice ripe apples direct from our own Washington Southern
Slope Orchards. We will then sell you apples cheaper than any other
merchant In Nome. We can do this because !
WE OWN OUR ORCHARDS AND DO NOT PAY ANY MIDDLE
| MAN OR OROWER A PROFIT.
G. P. GOGGIN -iSys
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
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