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Thermos Lunch Kits j
Extra Fillers and Cases.
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With every $1.00 cash purchase or $1.00 paid
on account we give a ticket which entitles the
holder to one chance on a $100.00 Victrola
Draw ng December .11, 1916
TICKETS AT OUR THREE SIORIE
UNIVERSAL 8-HOUR
LAW DEFERREU
FOR ONE YEAR
International News Service.
BOSTON, Nov. 25.—The resolutions
of the Baltimore convention calling
for a universal eight hour day for dll
workers was finally disposed of here
today when the American Federation
of I abor voted to leave the matter In
the hands of a special committee for
another year.
It was decided that undue he3te
might injure rather than aid 'he
measure and that it is better to await
the outcome of the test of the Adam
sou law in order that it may be known
whether a federal statute on this ques
tion will 3tand in the courts.
It is believed that some pressure
wap brought to bear on the federa
tion officials by the administration
which does not want to be delayed in
its legislative program next session
by a discussion of the proposed general
eight hour law.
Have the isuggei sent to your out
side address this winter.
HELEN GARDNER AS STAR
AT DREAM SUNDAY
"tinder the Sea,” two reels of un
surpassed screen realism vibrating
with new and intense sitautions will be
seon at the Dream tonight. There
will also be an up to date comely
drama and a splendid one reeler which
Is a fine art3 production entitled
"Sweet and Dow.” It is a unique and
excellent program.
On Sunday night there will be px
tra special numbers only wl«*.h In
clude five reels of blazing originality
in scream comedy, farce, burlesque
and drama. The beautiful and accom
plished star, Miss Helen Gardner will
appear in a new creation entltl id
'Miss Jekyl and Madame Hyde”
which is a late success. One thousand
feet of the world's news will be shown
in a Pathe weekly.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational chinch Sunday
the following services will be held Rev.
John Parsons. pastor.
li a. m.—Bible school and children's
service. K. B. Julian, superintendent.
7 p. m.—Christian Eedeavor.
8 p. m.—Worship and sermon by Dr.
John Parsons. Subject, "Top-of-Mie
World Stories,” an address forTh&nks
glving week on the work of God In
Alaska.
Special music will be given by the
choir.
Also a song will be given by the
choir of the Eskimo church.
A special service wil be held
thanksgiving day at 11 a. m. Special
music will be given and a sermon on
'Things to be Thankful For.”
The public Is Invited to all the ser
vices of the church.
EAGLES TAKE NOTICE.
O n next Tuesday night the ?$th
of nov, there will be nomination of
Of*io*rs and a full attendanoa la da*
si rod.
W. M. EDDY,
Soot/*
J. J. Stokoa assistant.
O. E. S. Annual Thanksgiving ball.
A. B. Hall. Tickets $1.50.
Ij«t the Nugget dn your letter writ
ing by sending the Weekly Nugget t*
your friends oa the eutslds—49o ou
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EAGLE HALL
Sunday Night
NEW SHOW
HELEN LESLIE.
IN
THE LITTLE GIRL OF THE ATTIC.
A Civil War Drama.
2 Parts.
Comsdy
IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN 8ERIOUS.
ludustrial Pictura.
LIQUID BREAD.
UNIVERSAL WEEKLY.
ADMISSION 25c.
NEWS NOTES
Reindeer have longer legs than dogs.
If the weather gets much warmer
walking will be sloppy.
i
j A little litigation seems to start
ing up hsrt and there on one thing
and another.
The delegate election Is producing
as many thrills of uncertainty as did
the presidential contest. They may
not be as violent but they are long
drawn' out and add considerably to
the 3ptce of life.
Dr. Chace has removed his lares nnd
penates from E street to First avenue.
In other words he has moved into the
Grigsby house out beyond the Pioneer
building.
The associated bible students meet
twice on Sundays and on Wednesduy
and Friday evenings at the home of
Captain Peter M'K. Bayne.
Wanted—A man with plenty of
money to enguge in business for the
winter. Object, to sell tom-cod to the
Eskimos. Only those who have cain
need apply. Half as much money wl)'
do for half the winter.
The large accumulations of snow on
Front street and Steadman avenue
are being leveled off today by scrap
ers hired by the street committee ot
ihe city council of which Mr. Poteet
is chairman. The teams employed-are
.wo of W. J. Howe's, und one each b,
longing to McAllister and Swartxcll.!
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The Eagle show on Sunday night
will have a hue progrum. The top
liner is "The Little Girl of the Attic,"
i drama fotndtd upon an incident in
the Ci\ii war. It Is a two part tea ■
ture film starring Helen Lesley the
inimitable in '‘he title role. Bdly
H nones si rs an all-laugh comedy
“It Might Have Been Serious," Just
t' e s'd-t uf i,j ng to excite the risibies
of those who witness it. Liquid Bread
.» s<-cii in an instructive industrial
picture while an ever Interesting Uui
vim.it neek.y concludes this delight,
tul till.
Tlio leaders of the herd have com
pleted the plans for the Moose round
up on Monday night at the accustom'd
•stamping grounds under the aegis of
-he Eagles. Good trials will have b'on
broken by that time from the favorite
spots where Loyal Moose stay most
of the time with their mates and
young so that the grown members of
the band and such neighbors as they
want to bring may easily reach the
round-up and as easily depart whin
it Is over to their private feeding
grounds. The snort announcing the
start of the milling will be given at
nine o'clock. The sweetest and ten
derest birch buds will be provided for
-he feed.
Nome lodge No. 6, I. O. O. F. gave
its first card party of the season last
night and despite the storm and diffi
culties of travel there was a good
attendance. Progressive whist was
the order of the evening. The honors
to the ladles were won by Mrs. Frank
S. Polet first: Mrs. Ford, second: and
Mrs. Martin Danielson, consolation.
Mr. Frank S. Polet took the first
honor for gentlemen; Mr. George W.
Wolf .second; and Mr. E. L. Holt,
booby. As the pleasant party drew
near its close a fine luncheon was
served. Those present enjoyed the
evening very much and socials of this
kind are to be given monthly during
the winter.
A telegram to the Nugget this
morning from the Cordova Times
states that Nlalna gave two votes to
Sulzer and seven to Wlckersham.
Shushana cast about forty votes most
of which went to Wlckersham. In the
third division Wlckersham now has a
plurality of 263. All of the precincts
in the third division are now In except
16 small precincts to the westward and |
these are expected to favor Wicker
sham very strongly.
Sulzer’s lead Is now not over 44
votes and quite probably the correct
figure is nearer 30. The third division
is counted on as certain to cut the I
lead to zero. Should Marshall also go
for Wickersham and Point Barrow
even by a small margin he will surely
I t»e re-elected, says the local supporters
of Wickersham. The outcome U still
on the lap of the gods, however, and
will be until the last precinct Is coun
ted unless Marshall should do the un
expected and go heavily for one or tht
other of the candidates.
-Mr. Walter Shields of the Bureau of
Education started out this morning on
ousincss connected with the depart
ment. He is traveling with three sleds
liuuled by reindeer, one to each sled.
An Eskimo drives the lead team, then
follows a reindeer with no driver and
Air. Shields direct3 the animal who
pulls the last sled. The start of the
little procession out Steadman Avenue
was a pretty sight. Snow drifts two
or three feet high are nothing to doer
a3 well trained and willing as those
used by Air. Shields. They are driven
oy reins and trotted, or loped, off at
a good rate of speed. Mr. Shields
expects to be back about Dec. 15th.
The pumping plant was given an
exhaustive tryout today and Mayor
Aloller says that the pump, engine and
well are unqualified successes.
In the forenoon a test of the plant
through the city mains was made. The
,lrst trial was on west First avenue.
An alarm was rung In and It took I
the water Just four and a half min
utes to reach the hydrant at the Dis
covery saloon. There was full pres
sure and two streams were used for
ever an hour. Then a test with foul
streams was made for a half hour.
The department proceeded to lower
.’font street near Sesnons and sound
d an alarm. It took six and a hall
minutes for a full head to get to the
.lydrant and two streams were used
.or about a half hour.
From one to four o’clock thl3 nf
ernoon a test of the contents of the
well was made through the hydrant
tt the fire house. Two nozzles were
.minted beachward and the pump
hrew water for three hours without
making a dent in the contents of the
well which is considered lnexhausti
ble.
The authorities declare that the tests
odoy were ample to demonstrate that
he machinery and well are O. K.
QUIET ON
SOMME AND
WEST FRONT
international Newt Service.
LONDON, Nov. 25.—Official an
nouncement is made that nothing im
portant has occurred on the w°st
front in the past twenty four hours.
BERLIN, Nov. 26.—All stacks on
Somme and In Alsace have ended In
failure for the enemy. German lines
on fronts other than Roumania nre
intact in 3pite of numerous attempts
to break them. In Roumania our
troops are advancing with unpre
cedented speed and success.
TWO MODE
DREADNOUGHTS
AUTHORIZED
•
lr ternatlonal Newt 8ervice.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—The gen
eral board of the navy has approved
mo plans for two more dreadnoughts
anj the navy department has au
thorized their construction at the
Mare Island navy yard at San Fran
cisco.
The addition of these two makes a
<o*al of six ships of the first line for
which contracts have been let within
one week. Two of the others were lot
to the Newport News Company u.ul
| lu0 to the New York Shipbuilding
, • ompany.
The terms of the contracts requ're
(iu;«.k construction with heavy penal
ies for failure to finish the ships on
liUi*.
WE CAN bo it.
i •
For first class work and prompt deliv
ery phons Main 151 and ths People’s
; Laundry will send and get your laundry.
W. J. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
Basket sleds for aals at Proeeer's
Harness shop. Phone Black 6.
WEATHER REPORT.
November 24, I9|g
Temperature—Max. 30 min. 14 mean
28.
Barometer—29.712 Inches
Weather—Snowing
Wind— S. W. 6 miles per hour,
precipitation—.8 Inches
Snow—17 Inches.
MASONIC SOCIAL.
On Saturday, November £6, at 8:80
the Masonic lodge will give a social
to which the members of the Eastern
Star are Invited.
O111me cards printed at Numset efllea
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Dream Theater
tohnight
“UNDER THE SEA”
Two Parts
SWEET AND LOW
Comedy
“WINSOME WINNIE”
Sunday Night
Extra Special Programme
Helen Uardner in
Miss Jekyll and Madame Hyde
3 Parts
LITE PATHE NEWS
A Roaring Comedy
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