THE TIME HAS COME
If you think you need a spring medicine you should take it now.
A good blood purifier taken now may avert a future spell of sickness.
The following are reecommended: \
CASCARA BARK
SASSAFRAS BARK
SULPHUR AND CREAM OF TARTAR,
SARSAPARILLA.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PACKAGE.
freeabarof goldfree
WORTH ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
On* chance given free with each 50c purchase of payment on bill.
Also
A BANK ACCOUNT FREE
One chance on this with each 25c purchase.
Hill’s Pharmacy
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Reliable Druggists. ;
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
CD P HI FORONE
Of U FIL WEEK ONLY
Imported French Peas
S. & W. Brussel Sprouts
5 cans for $1.00
Ipolets Stores
" NEWS NOTES
Lost night at eight o'clock the local
I coastguard station put their sea watch
! on duty for the first time this year.
! The man on duty keeps a lookout on
everything seawards wYtliln the limits
of his post and will be continued until!
the closing of navigation comes again
At the Federated church Sunday
1 evening a memorial service Is to be
: held. By request the choir will re
; peat Kipling's "Recessional,” anti
j "Angles Guard Our Comrades” is to
j lie an anthem. Or. John Tarsons is
10 give a memorial sermon on "The
Soldierly Life.”
Sunday night. Eagle hal la repeat
j etl all star show. "The Oancer” with
Cloo Madison, Agnes Vernon and
I Joe King featured in splendid three
j reel drama, followed by three come
dies. “The "Water Cure,” "Pressing
11 is Su'it” and "The Runaway Closet."
A Universal weekly will end the big
show. Miss Stipek and Miss Johnson
1 will furnish the music.
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, The. Kiddies playground Is now good
nd dry and will soon be ready for
the little ones. The ladies of the Kc
goayah Kozga have kindly furnished
paint, rope and other requisites to
tix up he swings and teeter board.
The work in connection Hs being done
by the boys at the life saving sta
iin who willingly offered their ser
vices. And say! The fountain is all
fixed up again. If the boys and girls
are real good anti keep their feet out
of the pond A. J. Mueller will put in
six real gold fish and a pollywog!
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| Tomorrow is Pentecost Sunday.
I There will be special services at the
C'athohc church conducted by Father
Post. At the 9 o’clock service Holy
l ommunion will be celebrated and a
f ill choir will be in attendance under
i lie direction of Sister Edith when
1 ymns in honor of the Holy Ghost
will lie rendered. At 11 o'clock there
will be a solemn service and high
miss. At this service the full choir
jiill lie under the direction of Elmer
| feed and will sing the beautiful mass
J (jomposed by Rosewig in G. Eleven
I Altar boys will be in the sanctuary
It this service. For the offertory a
Hale duet will be rendered. At 7:30
loiemn benediction will take place.
What looked like another subma
ine victim or the “wreck of the Hes
lerus” or the last of the “Seven Sis
ers" with three lower masts stand
ng—turned out to be the section of
jiiling which was canned off from the
Lighterage dock this morning. At
[icon today this derelict presented a
•other pathetic appearance looking like
the submerged wreck of some old
jvindjammer which was crushed in the
jee and had sunk.
| Well! Piling is polling and it’s
[nighty expensive material nowadays,
[so the winter manager of the Light
erage Co. decided to hook on some of
I’.illy Rowe’s best stock and recover
The logs by hauling them ashore.
Yesterday was trading day in the
ice market. We traded our unsight
ly pile of over a billion tons for half
lhat amount of clean matrrial which
was, perhaps, a product of Solomon
nr Safety. Nearly all of last night
and yesterday the field ice has been
travelling to the westward at an av
erage of two to three miles an hour.
| We should worry where ours has gone
J to! It's a cinch we didn't get the
worst of the bargain.
The Ice pack is now having lots of ■
fun cavort'mg around In the most |
grotesque shapas 1maglna<btet ' This '
morning some of the larger sections I
sportily inclined came and carried j
off a section of the piling at the Light- |
ernge dock. This is now at the back i
of the Board of Trade saoon and will j
be carrted back by the pack later, j
MEETIN6 IS CULLED
TO CLEIN UP CUT
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 Is tho
time set for a meeting of all who are
interested in tho project of a clean-up
day for the city of. Nome. The Pion
eer hall is the place appointed and it
Is doubtful if that chamber will ac
commodate the crowd which should
naturally attend such an important
function.
Many of tho organizations in the
city are taking an active part in the
movement and Mayor T.omen will pre
side. he ladies of the ICeogoayah
Kozga, the Chamber of Commerce and
the Boy Boosters will all be In at
tendance in a body.
The object of the meeting is to got
the general community to unitedly!
take action and clean up in the 'mime- |
diate vicinity of their homes the un
hlghtly piles of debris which have
accummulated there during the past
seven months.
It is a movement vl.ich should he
supported by everyone without ex
ception for not alone are such piles
of debris unsightly but they are also
a menace to health. T)r. Chase, the
rtty health officer, will also talk on
the dangers of such refuse * heaps
which are the cesspolls of disease and
sickness.
The proposition Is one of great
merit and if taken up as it should,
the results would lie great. The cheo
ehocas will soon be here and we who
have been here all winter owe the city
a little house-cleaning not alone in
their honor—hut for our own benefit
and safeguard.
BEAR IKIES FRISCO i
FIRST WEEK IN JUNE;
Pacific News Service.
SEATTLE, May 26.—The program
of the revenue cutter Bear having
again been changed it is now an
nounced that she will not leave San
Francisco until the first week in June.
She will put into this port where
the mail will be picked up and then
will 'immediately proceed to Nome.
The delay Is said to be caused by
emergencies, that have made it ne
cessary for the government to made
use of the cutter, other than its cus
tomary duties.
AUTO TAX AND SURTAX
TO BE GUT FROM BILL
International Newt Service.
WASHINGTON, May 26.—The sen
ate finance comm'ittee have voted to
strike the five per cent automobile tax
and also the income surtax amend
ment from the revenue bill, according
to a report that was Issued by that
body today.
They give as their reason for this
action the fact that after a thorough
investigation of the revenue bill they
find Jthut the amount that it will
raise independent of the above amend
ment will bo sufficient for all pur
poses Intended for the use of this
iund.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational church Sunday
the following services will be held Rev.
John Parsons, pastor.
11 a. m. Bible school and children’s
service. It. B. Julicn, superintendent.
7 p. m.—Christian Endeavor.
8 p. m. Worship and sermon by Dr.
ojhn Parsons. Subject: "The Sol
dierly Life,” a message for Memorial
Sunday.
Special music will he given by the
choir.
The public Is Invited tu all the ser-'
vices of the church.
Office and Residence of J. F. McAl-^
lister, freighter and transfer, Elite
Bsths. Phone Red 1S7.
CHARLEY CHAPLIN
DREAM SUNDAY
j “The Royal Imposter" will he shown
I again tonight. The picture Is one of
the most brilliant exhibits ever thrown
on a screen, positively the last run.
I Usual prices.
I Sunday night, the mixed program,
| six reels, commencing with a I’athe
weekly that shows the burning of a
large hurfmess section, a conflagra
tion destroying ten million dollars
worth of property. Charley Chaplin
In a new screen comedy "Lone Pangs”
also an original an unique subject
culled “The Indian Dances" performed
by tribes of all nations. A banner show
that embraces farce comedy, burles
que and drama. Admission 25c.
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HYPRESS BOg?as
j| Since January first the prices on "Hypress” goods have been higher |
“outside" than in Nome. Buy your needs for the summer. «
NOW
When you buy rubber goods from us you know they have not
been In a cold storage warehouse. j I
I P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
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Petaluma Eggs 50c Dozen
Every Egg Guaranteed
G. P. QOQQIN jySJ
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For Clover Leaf and Hypress
Rubber Boots, Rain Coats and
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If you want to buy
NEW GOODS CHEAP
Come and examine our stock
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1- ANNOUNCEMENT !
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A crisis In our business has arisen. Certain members of the firm
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wishing to retire. Their interests must be paid for in cash. To raise ^
"P this money within a 'specified time we are compelled to sacrifice a <4
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certain amount of merchandise. To accomplish this wc will hold ^
1A Dissolution Sale j
! COMMENCING !
1 MONDAY MAY 28 !
£ And Continuing: For Ninety Days J
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4* REDUCTIONS RANGING FROM ^
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SEE CIRCULARS FOR PARTICULARS. ^
4 NOTE—Store Closed Saturday to prepara for this great SALE. 4
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