Ciet your orders in early
as
this store will close at noon
!
Aksala Day
Friday December dlsi.
D. E. CROWLEY
! COMING EVENTS :
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■vksalu Carnival December SI.
Outside mall closes Mondays at 6 p. I
m.
Outside mall due to arrive Fridays.
12 .Standard Oil Co.
13 .Carsten* Cold Storage
14 .J. J. Sesnon Co., office
16. Headquarters Saloon
21 . The Lobby
24 .Pioneers Igloo
41 .Fire Department j
31.Discovery Saloon
22 .Yorkey's Cigar Store;
42 .Third Ave. and Lane's Way
Engine House, Phone Main 97 ..
i whistles, water.. .. i. ..3. fire out
With each dollar cash purchase or
for each dollar paid on account during
the balance of this month we give i
ticket which eneitled the holder to one
chance on a $100,00 Victrola.
GEO. E. LOMEN & CO.
LOMEN'S PHARMACY.
lOMEN BROTHER
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS.
Again tile season suKtiests the j I -u
ure of extending to our fi.ertci3 a .
patrons hearty good wiyi.es i’or a
ry Christmas and a happy and pi -
perous New Year.
NOME TAILORING Cn.
Between Zehner’s and Seigei-ti mi:
There will positively be no queer
contest at the Carnival this year- You
just get a good time with your money
That’s a*l.
K&xaJll Oid&L&ctb
Sick headache, biliousness, pile-) and
bad breath ure usually caused ) / i
tive bowels. Get a box oi 1’. - l
Orderlies. They art gently a l t
tively. Sold only by us at 10 cents.
Lomen Bros. Pharmacy.
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§ THE MOST APPROPRIATE
1 XMAS SUQGESTiO^^ I
q Ol SOMt CLASSICS, Latest Fiction fav
o 15 orite Poets in Leather Bincli.^j, etc.
§ Candy Lowneys - -' I
q IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
§ CLEAR HAVANA CftiAHb 8
O IN BOXES OF 10, 12, 25, OF 60.
§ PERFUMES, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
O In Sett and Exclusive Odors, etc.
3 STATIONERY GIFT BOXES
O HUMIDORS FOR CIGARS.
3 CIGAR AND CIGARETTE HOLDERS.
O MANICURE SETS FOR TRAVELING. CARD CASES. POCKET g
8 BOOKS, BILL BOOKS.
u MEERCHAUM PIPES AND BRIARWOOD
O Meerchaum and Amber
3 CIGAR AND CIGARETTE HOLDERS.
O FREE CHANCE WITH EACH 50c PURCHASE OR PAYMENT 6
3 PUNCH BOWL.
§ HILL’S PHARMACY §
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clearing sale
For the balance of the month we will give 1*3 off on all holiday ,
goods, we still have some nice selections In Cut Class, Silver Deposit <
Fancy China and Brass ware. All Toys and Books at cost.
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT I
By placing your first order for groceries with the Home of Q . hi
goods and stick to all your good resolutions:
You will always find our prices and treatment right. We
predate your business.
:f Remember with each dollar cash purchase until December i
•jTa payment of account until January 6, you are entitled to a c:
on first prize for $85.00 or second prize $15.00 In merchandise anything
in the store.
G. P. GOGGIN
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We wish you
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Happy New Year
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With »v-?ry fl.«j Man purchase \vj give you a ticket >n a $ 1 \D
trola. Drawing at A k salt Carulvai
George E. Lomen & Co.
Lomen’s Pharmacy
Lomen Brothers
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The Arctic Brotherhood will hold
open house on New Year's day.
.Marshal Jordan postponed the start
of ms trip to St Michael this morn
ing until better weather prevails.
The outside mail arrived yesterday
afternoon. The major portion of the
ecns.gnment was second class. Pa
peis from the southeastern coast towns
of November tenth and twelfth were
i -ncluoed in the bunch.
I l.o drawings for position in the
Boschen cup race took place yester
v afternon arid developed Quite a
string ot teams whlcn will take r
chance at the honor of winning the
cup. Seven in an entered and the
uirtlng order wiii be as follows: t,
\ InccTit. 2, Ihley: 3, Jackson; 1, Ross.
' Bo on. ii, Delezene, 7, Webb.
e L i> ul Urd 1 of AluOSe Will hop
* n nous - tomorrow afternoon and, in
it i . in to serv.ng good cheer, will
i.'o hate a, lady orchestra on hand to!
■Her .i i ct stiu us between the hour:
f vo and live. The organization is
-u contemplating a departure fron j
I tin general order of such affairs by j
’ ^vending tin invitation to the ladles
| of Nome to visit their club rooms
; wiit-re .hey will oe ruyaliy entertained
11A a specially appointed committee.
i ..rough an error m puraseology,'
. at uo# in yesieruay s insue relative
11 IMt i.co'niijjg „i ussv ament'notices'
! csgao.# ol being uiterpreted to read
.iietL sucn notices .must oe placed on
| • c-oru before the first ot the year. This
.s not Uie case, however, as the law
relative to ttie recording^ of notiet
ut assessment work aliovvs a period of
ninety days alter the ciose of the cai
ueijn year m which to place such
uui.ees un record. Section 7, chapter It)1
■h the la a of 1915, states that suet
! notices must -oe hied "not later than
•i.n. ty (im) buys after Cue close of the
-a*enoei year in which such was
.oue—’■
The Boschen race was pulled olf this
tins ufternoon with a large crowd on
-a..u to see the speedy nogs make tht.r
v-u 1 t no first team to leave the
-fie v ..a that of Vincent who took
' .re trail at one sharp w.tu Riley. Haas
mu vv ebb fodovving in the order nam
vii, For the third time Riley proved
- j be the winner thereby annexing to
..imseif the cup for ail time. The time
was h :; 11 3-5. Ross and Vincent landed
.second and third, some distance be
j.und the- leader. The time of the for
mer ives 28:20 1-5, that of the latter
-9:512-5. Delezene and Jackson both
withdrew today leaving only the four
contestants named. As the Boschen
i P has now passed into the hands of
Air. P.iley for good. Mr. Alliler has;
oft c red a cup for next year's race
which will bo put up under the tame
conditions as those governing the Bos-,
! ebe-n cup race.
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A miner reports to this office that
a valuable dog belonging to himself
: was poisoned this morning while the
animal and its owner were making their
j way into town from the hijls. Thi
man states that the dog’s death was j
caused by poisoned meat set out on the
HEi
The following table shows the av
erage temperature for each day for tho
years 1914 and 1915:
1914. 1915
December 1.2C —11
December 2 .20 —12
: December 3.24 —14
! December 4.24 —IS
December G . .. 20 —10
December C. 22 —14
December 7 .22 —14
December S.18 —16
December 9.31 —18
December 10 . . 33 —11
December 11.28 —13
December 12 .28 • —16
December 13 .19 —®
Decomber 14 .20 ^ 2
December 15. ..26 ’ 13
December 16.28 5
December 17. 3 ®
December 18. 5 9
December 19 .33 —7
December 20 . 23 —6
December 21 .... ... 17 —15
Tecember 22 .21 —18
December 23.21 —24
December 24 . 26 —8
December 25 . 28 10
December 26. 27 —14
December 27 . 26 —13
December 28 . 20 —14
I December 29 . 26 —12
.tundra tor foxes by unknown parties.
After liis animal was poisoned the
owner claims lie1 made an investigation
and loumi poisoned lox bails scattered
, over a wide area and offering u men
ace to any dog happening to tind them I
As there is a law forbidding the leav
j mg ot poison in places where it is a
j menace, the parties involved in the
.-.resent case would do well to refrali
; as the practice is likely to lead them
I mto serious trouble.
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i A strong gale blew up last night
i accompanied by some snow which help- j
eo to make the trails still heavier.
*
inrough an omission the names of;
Mrs. Joseph Smet and Mrs. sritefansen
were not Included in the list of thosi
participating in the various booths at
the carnival published recently.
iteports from down the coast state
that the telephone lines are in a bad
tangle between Nome and Safety ;
through tlie action of the big storm of
day before yesterday. According to
our Informant the poles in many places
nave been forced a long distance out ;
of plumb and are hanging almost to ■
ne ground. During the height of the'
n.c. the country in the vicinity of
S.uety anu Solomon is said to havi !
been almost under water and the trails!
'■ i <■ in a bad state.
Today is the day. From noon unti'
die lingering hours of the old yeai
shall merge themselves with the^rosy
uawri of lHHi the day will be given over
to fun and frolic and the pleasures
-hat come of catering to sweet char
ity. Everybody will be expected to
lend a hand in the good work as far
as means will afford and in return
receive a reward of pleasure for their
kindness. There will be something do
ing every minute. Promptly at one
o’clock the carnival police will ap
pear and take full charge of things,
pn serving order (?) until the shades.
T evening fall. In the Eagle hall will
bo shown a variety of entertainment!
of the most rare and wonderful de
scription. There vv ill be anything and
everything that Ingenious minds can
devise and clever hands execute. In
cluding a cabaret that will hold all
of the seductive delight3 of those of
the outside; a Monte Carlo, where onei
may meet and woo the goddess Chance |
at anything from pinochle up to the
ihe mysteries of faro and black Jack.
There will be fortune tellers
l.„othn matfea u r.d inyttltll lOS gulol'e, to
tempt you to part with your unan
II txed shillings and, last but by no
means the least part of the affair, |
will be a program that will, it is i
promised, be the best thing in the!
amusement line ever presented before
a Nome gathering. And, the proceeds
.11 go to that worthy establishment,
the Holy Cross hospital.
“Fresh killed Beef, Pork, V®al and
Chicken3. Independent Meat Market.;
The Loyal Order of Mooso will hold)
open house tomorrow, New Years day,i
and all friends of the order are in- !
vited to attend between the hours of
two and five. A special invitation is
extended to the ladies of Nome to visit
the club roms. COMMITTEE.
The program at the Aksala Carnival
far better than on any previous year.
Don't fail to attend.
MISSING WORD CONTEST •
The finance committee announces j
that one of the missing words in the
slogan is NOW.
Bring in your guesses. Announce
ment made every hour until midnight.
Doors open at 8 p. m. Program
starts 8:30 sharp at the Carnival, Eagle
hall, December 31. Don’t fail to be
on time.
Come on. Come all and join th«
throng. Of old and young. Of fab
and gray, and help to boost. Carnival
day, December 31.
DEFAULTER SUICIDES
WHEN ARRESTED
A. P. A. Service.
VANCOUVER, Dec. 31.—De Forrest
Ayres, General agent of the California
giant powder concern, suicided here
today closely following his arrest be
cause of alleged defalcations. De For
rest is said to bo sonjthing over six
thousand dollars short In his accounts.
Owing to the Increase in the volume
of tho 1915 edition of the Nugget Min
ing and Dredging Journal six cents In
postage is necessary In mailing.
There Is No Question
but that indigestion and the distressed
feeling which always goes with it can
be promptly relieved by taking a
$t&xaBSL Dyspepsia
WWmmhh Tablet
before and after each meal. 25o a box.
Dotnen Bros. Pharmacy.
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SCOTTY RETURNS
FROM FRANCE
A. P. A. Service.
MONTREAL, Lee. 31.—Scotty Allan,
tlie famous Alaska rnusher and dog
lielver returned from France today,
whither he has been for the purpose
of placing at the disposal of the French
military a large number of Alaska
sledge dogs which be brought from
Nome during the summer. Allan was
accompanied on his journey by other
Alaska dog men who will assist In
caring for the animals while In the
rench service.
Calling Cards at the Nugget ortke
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Lumen Bros. Pharmacy.
FAtRBANK CHOICE Of
KENTUCKY OELE6ATION
A. P. A. Service.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. SI.—During«
republican love feast here today Edwin
H. Morrow of Kentucky openly In
dorsed Fairbanks a* the choice of the
Kentucky delegation for the republican
nomination. Morrow said that Fair
banks was solid with the Kentucky
delegation.
WASHINGTON TO PLAY
BROWN COLLEGE
A. P. A. Service
PASADENA, Dec[ SI.—Weather
oe milting Brown university will pla>
the Washington state college this af
(ernoon.
You cart keep your friend* outsftL
posted by having the Nugget aaalled
• i them for 50 cents per month
t ailing cards printed at Nugget cfflce
: We wish j
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A Happy New Year
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I'o our friends and patrons
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Ladies who have not received one of our
Complimentary Sachet bags will
please call while they last
: ROSE CANDY STORE
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