I
It our friend* and patrons, who.have not
yet received one of our calenders, will give us
I their name, we will be glad to see that one is
delivered to them
D. E. CROWLEY
THIS WEEK SPECIAL
Jan. 24th to 29th Inclusive:
Picnic ham. per lbs . . 17c.
Shield hams, ,, 22c.
OOOQI*.
NEWS N01ES
h j Rer.ny l* reported to be on hie
-.. u, • roe from l>o»b—on
,-i cr.rem the Lcexter hiJ crp
ra arr.ved ..*. loins today for the
• r ■ *.. f w- .r.ng suppilee.
, (- K „{tr ,r mi.. arrived this
. . a tnarge of Carrier Pete lea
ve.* Teager reports * hard trip going
u> soe.don
BreparatK-n* are now tracts ca.:>
•..t,e'—; for me cabaret dance to be
■- Arctic Brotherhood Friday
• •-*..: if A_ B haii ar.d it sa prom
ee*; a e a.Ta.r *Hj toe some •.rea*
- -ai-re . v.ng /tea of Nome
.<-» f me Be:.* of me North
g o give a .eap year par
.-.e ,a»: day of the wee a and
rose -r.at aorce of the bachelor*
- * ,e ».■ n tuSc.ent inducement*
e enedlct* to enao.e them
cock of a propoaa. from
-.r. e (a,r one
f; m Bheiton dated January
reached fc»re today atate*
r.at me weather nae beert eXTeiaeiy
•cat section during the past
ne writer states that the
i- mperuf vr*- nad been d-wn In the
f forty-eight below for the
ed.rg the Urn* of wrlt
fig
.. Arm. and Navy Register of
6 rnent.one the name of
Kei; the Nome boy who
*« gr. ed from Annapolis las:
■ l e- having been a, week end gues."
.me of Lieutenant and Mr.
-c .e.'v.aru* Cummings at their
rn<- i Boston The Register give*
e > -.'.s' man s grade at 'he present
me am shat of ensign
The outside mail is reported by Mrs
-haughtseev as having left Holomon
t eight this morning. The consign
ers consisted of two sacks of first
od six of second class matter. Al
-g.o th<- . cather is mild and com
-ara.velv calm at Holomon traveling
P the coast will probably be a trifle
IlfTlcuit and the time of arrival Is
iirobiematlcai
• is reported that other parties have
ked up an extension of the pay
•rw.k recently uncovered on the Mo
awk claim ori Lexter by Maus and
n Bill. Maus and A1 Jorgensen
ii- reported to be the lucky ones con
erned In the later discoveries, both
• mg located the streak on contlgu
►. propert.es Jn conjunction with
'-her pa riles. Nothing has been
■' arned as to the values so far but It
- stated by one party who claims to
h' that to all appearances the
ground is of about the same richness
ihat of it,* first discovery
•■ " Unm i andle today relates ttiat
or»y Roberts, well known In Nome,
me r ear tv losing his life last week
1 ndl* through spending several
< Jf" lying in a snow drift after Im
bibing "not wisely but too well."
Bhorty gpf-ni some time on his chilly
now bed before coming to the con
i vision that the inside was a pretty
•d p.a/.e and he then staid rot on
the order of his going, but hiked for
■ /.can t shelter where It was found
that he was unlitJu.ed, save for a few
frost bites which will in no way Injure
tils future activities
The Chamber of Commerce will meet
it the courthouse at eight this uve
i.g to hear the reports of the various
-remittee* now engaged In working
on the problems of Seward peninsula
P is stated that the mail comm.ttee
■re In receipt of a communication from
'he Nome Mine Workers Union ten
-rlng their active support In all mat
es relating to the malls and the gen
• ral welfare of Seward peninsula. From
Aye is Not the Cause
of your hair falling out. It ia the con
dition of your scalp.
"9J”
Hair Tonic
will destroy the germ which is the cause
(if this trouble. 60 cents a buttle.
Lumen Bres Pbsxmaoy
GEORGE BLAINE IS
VICTIM OF BLIZZARD
P-e ports reaching candle froco ths
■>«iawig section tell of anothar vie
dor.e to death by the ieadiy bUs
/ard that ole* over the uttermost
t ’-he peninsula about the
■t ' '..e . ear The unfortunate one
* rr» ts‘ Blair* woo** name l* not
wr to many of th* old timer* of
- *e t ,h of Alaska as he has long
r. the district and particular
re Kotzebue sound country.
1 rdlnr to the story reaching Can
' • <- body of Blaine was found lying
:• distance outside of his trading
h a me distance north of Bela
* * short t.me after the storm had
*n over. cold and stiff in death.
Investlgatlon revealed that the unfor
'-«’* man had apparently left his
-ii=_ _ ■ 1
account* tn« commute* *s receiv
es ah maner of ehco-ragement from
-n-icai aou -. -r.:r.g interests of
he district m tce.r efforts to help in
.i.-t-mg a better order of things
i he sons of auid Bcotiand held tone
■ state m th* Keogoayah Kosga hail
-t night, the cccasion be.ng the
.1 .;.uay ul that Aondrous discipie of
1 me muse a Hubert Burn*. Speeches,
i Lgs stor.es by well known raconteurs,
-mu dancing comprised in* feature* of
...e celebration which was gieauy en
• , all attending.
■ e man committee of the Nome
i'eninsuia Ctiamber of Com -
... i • * .red outside to Chief Moil
ir Vailie last night requesting an
..,-wer to their telegram inquiring as
possible congestion of the Seward
.insula mails The answer was re
I today through Mr. J. H. Fehse
i-.d Is as follows:
Seattle, Jan, 26, 1816.
Advise chamber of commerce no
ongestlon Nome Seward Peninsula
mail known at this office. This In
o- er to their telegram of 1S-26 Inst.
Signed VAILLE.
The howling match between the
•Sinkers and Would Be'e which wal
: laid o\er from Monday night on ac
ount of other attraction* will be play
ed tonight. Mr*. Thorulf Lehmann H
no", heading the ladle* in the race for
■he high score trophy offered to th«
l.'ni bowlers, having taken the lead
from Mrs Grant Jackson early In the
week Mrs. Lehmann has a total of
-leven score* topping the designate
mark 170 und Mr*. Chace Is second
with a total of nine 170 scores. Mrs.
Jackson Is third at present with eight
to her credit.
The Lream presents the twentieth
episode of the Million Dollar Mystery
tonight “The Secret Warning." This
episode commences where all the others
'cave ofr. A few words are totally In
adequate to give a detailed, descrip
tive synopsis. Suffice to say .it Is
gripping, virile, {vital: a mirror of
living reality that will impress you
for all time. N*o descrlpton will do
Justice to the fascination and magni
tude of this picture and this may also
be said of each one of the succeeding
numbers. The directors have crowded
more originality, conception, dotall
and powerful fighting action Into each
one of these concluding Installm.nta
than will be found In the average five
reel feature. An educational picture,
"The Phosphate Industry*’ and a class
comedy completes a banner program
Bee the sensation of the oentury( Bill
Guire in h's trapeze sot. A. B. Cabaret
rull o’ thrills.
Upholstering done by a thorough
mechanic f°r the next sixty da ye All
work guaranteed. PHoee reasonable*
21 First avenue.
MONTENHQRRO KINQ
ARRIVES IN PRANCE
PARIH, Jan. 26.—The king of Mon
tenegro arrlvbd In Lyons this afternon
on route to the capital, where he will
consult with the French war authori
ties relative to tb » UaJiapa adtuatloo.
r,.n during the height of the storm
' r the purpose of replacing a log
wt,. n tad been displaced by the wind
• i.d was caught by the whirling snowi
jf.d hurried Into eternity.
The details of how he came to war.
' *r away from the cabin will probe
r ly never be known as there !• no ap
; -arent explanation of why he wen?
far that be could not locate the
a bln again.
It *a> evident that he had no In
tention of going far as his feet were
incased in a pair of light house slip
ji'er* and he wore no heavy clothing
I E-Taln*- was once before the victim
]'t tne Arctic blizzard while earning
. '" thaii along the Kotzebue ehore. On
his occasion he was caught while
LOCAL TALENT.N
THE LIMELIGHT
Lough and grow lat ut a saying
of old, wneiher or nol u© me cause
of uoeaiiy should nol worry us F of
the world loves lo Laugh and we need
a mile jollying up Are we going tc
lo'e n ' 1 should say so! For me A
are giving a Nignt in Bohemia’
at their hall on Friday al lt:io and
oreaafaat w'Ul he served there che fol
■owing morning.
It will he a real life sized caharel
full of good, clear wholesome offerings
It has passed the national board ol
censorship, as well as the local health
officers and Is guaranteed chemically
pure. So come and bring your wives
your sweethearts, your sisters, your
.arnlllea and your friends.
"Begone dull care" is the spirit ol
he affair and there will be no fur
ther expenses than the price of admis
sion which amount allows you the
privilege of entertaining your ladle
10 leave your money at home and for
get everything. Forget your tailor,
forget your grocer—they will be there
and— they will be there and they will
forget you—and forget even the price
>f coal. Get in and have a good time
See Lawrence Kerr in his Snake
dance.
Doc Brlnker of national fame, lata
star of Potash and Pullmutter—will
bull off some screamingly funny Ha
brew impersonations
George Diamond In his tilck bicycle
act is great.
Louis Welth In Bong and jest will
be seen to great advantage ably sup
ported by Doc Kemp.
Many other wonderful offerings will
Dyspepsia Tablets
Will Relieve Your Indigestion
Lomen Bros. Pharmacy
^ '•‘^"•-e e m -e # i •■E^i
fIBE Ml«|
U.Standard OU Co.
11 . Carstetu Cold Storage
It.J. J. Seanoa Co., office
II. Headquarter* Saloon
tl. Tha Lobby
M ..Plonaara Igloo
tl..Fire Department
It. .Discovery Saloon
H..Yorkey's Elgar Store
ta.Third Ava. and Lano’a Way
.. Engine House, Phone Main IT ..
7 whist Isa, water.I, Ora out
MEETING NOTICE.
THE NOME BARTENDER’S UNION
Local IIS. B. I. L. of A. (Affiliated
with tha A. F. of L) meets every first
Sunday In each month at 11 a. m.
AL NICHOLSON. Pres
scarcely a mile from his destination
d compelled to stay out all night In
t snow drift, with the result that a
: rtion of nls hands were amputated
i; d his days of mall carrying ended.
Of late years he has been engaged In
running a trading station for Tom
Barryman at the point where he met
his death He was a brother-inlaw
of a Deitrirh formerly of Council and
wag employed by the latter at the
rime of his first unfortunate experi
ence with the bllzxard He Is said to
be a member of the Arctic Brother- i
hood
The place to jet your job printing at
ght Prices and prompt delivery is
* the Nugget ofFc*
be presented which will oe heard of
-ater. Secure your table right away
as the apace la limited. Dancing be
tween acts Everybody come
Safety reports the mall as passing
there at eleven this morning.
LEAP YEAR PARTY.
The ladies of the Sons of the North
wil| give a leap year party to mem -
I hers and invited gentlemen- Ladies*
admission $1 -00
Forget the high cost of living. Two
IPrge ir°n button* buy “a night in
3ohemia.” A. B- Cabaret.
The follow tug table shows the av
erage temperature for each day for the
the following years:
1916 1916
January 1 . 1 12
January 2 . 1 26
January 8 . —6 18
January 4.—19 —17
January 5. —8 —26
January 6...—21 0
January 7. 18 IT
January 8.—2 80
January 9 .—8 j|
January 10.—10 19
January 11 —4 22
January 12 . . . —8 30
January 13 0 28
January 11 —10 12
anuary 16.. . ..—14 10
January 16 .—10 22
January 17 .. .. . ..—11 0
January 18.—It —13
I
January 19.23 —28
January 20. 1 —22
January 21 .. —1 —20
January 22 16 —18
January 23 . 27 —28
'.January 24 26 —17
January .24 6
Professional Cards
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and Residence.
OVER HILL’S PHARMACY.
Office hours) 2-8 and 7-8 p. m.
Phone—NiQht or day, Main 88.
Millinery,
Gowns and
Tailoring
P.L.6R0DERSEN
Wild Goose Building
Phone Main 85
♦ A FEW SPECIALS J
ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER THIS WEEK +
4* PEERLESS BORAX SOAP, 6 BARS FOR .A5c ^
4 TEA OARDEN DRIPS, PER C iN.4
4* YAKIMA DRIED PEACHES. PER PACKAOE .J
4* CAULIFLOWER, PER CAW .*
4 UNEEDA BISCUITS, 4 PACKAGES FOR .«c T
4 SODA CRACKERS, FAMILY SIZE PER PACKAOE .Me 4
♦ MOLLER'S GROCERY +
4* 211 FRONT ST. PHONE, Main St +
X ♦
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THE EMPORIUM
THIS WEEK ALL NEW STOCK
FLANNELETTE KIMONAS
SPECIAL PRICES
5EE WINDOW DISPLAY
KRISTIN BROS.
a •« ae e a >•>-»-« a- • • « •-• • -• • -a* » a-a- a #■
Base Ball
♦ ,
; FIRST GAVE. •
| »
Pirates vs. Northern Lights
? 4
e
! SECOND GAME.
j J
: horseshoes vs. Fort Davis
Ihu. JAN. <:7th, I916 A. B. HaLL »
! ADMISSION 50c
i RESERVED SEATS h . KGoE& CANDY STORE
OAM ■ STARTS SiSO SHARP,
THE MAIL IS IN
And you wtu hava to answer your lottara
We carry the One gradea of writing paper In boxes tablet# aal
pound paper. Including Eaton Crane A Pike Companies, WlfKInl
Linen. Twilled Irleh Linen, Cran •» l.lni. Lawn, eta
Fine Linen Envelopes In pa k« tea c r 25 each, lie, ale# the weeea
letter alxe. Envelope# at l#e a package.
Free chance on 1*0.00 Pun h Bowl given with aaefc M seat par
chase or payment on account.
HILL’S PHARMACY
Headquarters Fine Writing Paper
=S== ~ 11 1JI ~ ~ " ~ J
AT NO OTHER TIMB 1
IS OUR STOCK OF J
PHOENIX HOSE
as completeas now
90c JO $2.oo
Special prices per box
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
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I THE NONPAREIL
g NOME’S POPULAR DRY OOODS HOUSE |
I'BI OFFERING
I OF !
INFANTS CRIB I
BLANKETS
A nice warm Eider Down blanket ij:
in colors of Pink and Blue
Regularly priced at 75c jjj
For this
week OvC
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY ||
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