Mr. VERNON RANCH EGGS
I50C Per Dozen
Have you tried our Mt Vernon Ranch Eggs which we are selling
at 50c per dozen? If not you have overlooked something.
These eggs will compare very favorably with eggs for which you
pay ?5« par dozen. Try them and save 25a per dozen. This la quite
an item. You know our reputation for having the beat eggs.
And we are sincere In saying that this Is the best value for the H
money we have ever been able to offer. j|
D. E. CROWLEY GROG. |
Don’t Read This
Unless you are interested in sharing our prof ts
To make Saturday, Dec. 23rd
A RECORD BREAKER
We will issue with each cash purchase a numbered ticket showing
the amount of purchase, which ticket will be good at tiny of our
stores for the amount of purchase indicated thereon, provided that
the unit or last figure of 'he number of that ticket is the same as
the unit or Inst number of the rumber of the ticket winning 'he
$100.00 VICTROLA
I Only goods selected and paid ror on that day will receivo tickets on [
i above propositon.
I IN EVERY 10 WINS
You also get a chance on the $100.00 Victrola with each dollar cash
purchase or with each dollar or id on account
Drawing December, 31st,
Lomen Bros.
THREE S I ORI S
OUR CHRISTMAS PRESENT
On the 22nd, 23rd and 24th, of this month we will issue special
tickets (one with each 50 cents CASH PURCHASE) on the CORONA
TYPEWRITER which special tickets will be redeemed in mer
( chandise at 2 1-2 cents each after the drawing
i This offers you a saving of 5 cents on each Dollar CASH PUR
CHASE spent in our store on either of these three days—22nd, 23rd,
and 24th. j
Everybody Wins
REMEMBER THE DATES
December 22nd, 23rd, and 24th.
COME TO US FOR YOUR PRESENTS
WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY,
Hill’s Pharmacy
We deliver the goods
Dream Theater
TONIGHT
ERICK THE REDS WOOING
Two Parts
A Story of the Vikings
NEfDA
Featuring
Margarhita Fisher
TAO & 1W0
Scream Comedy
Tomorrow Night fliss fcdna flayo & Helen Holmes
Adm. 25c
NEWS NOTES
Only five days more In which to do
your Christmas shopping.
Mr. W. N. Freeman has polned th*
olty telegraph force. He has had two
years experience In Alaska and knows
the ooda.
There was a pleasant dancing par
ty at Burgh hall Saturday night par
ticipated in chiefly by members of
' the younger set.
—
Georgf Browner from St. Michael
is enjoying the delights of city life,
in his homo port Browner Is United
States Jailor at..a there is any o:tc
in the house of detention. This is
his winter job. In the summer his
rating is tirsi mate on the company a
river boats but he is liable to be de
tailed to take a gang of men and do
any old thing. But whatever his oc
cupation, he is a good old scout al
ways.
A great many of our citizens art-1
now face to face with one of those
things none are supposed to escape.
Taxes and death are proverbially
joined o g'll cr as inevitable. From
the wav people talk one would
.hirk "it , like Patrick Henry, they
would prefer death. Life is full ol
.rouble for all of us but the poor
don’t have to worry about taxes
.hough they pay them just the same.
Tonight the Dream theater presents
a big Norsk romance eniitlecd "Erk
the Bed's Wooing" in two parts fol
lowed by a splendid travesty featur
ing Miss Margarhita Fisher and I
called “Neido." There will be alsoj
a Vitagraph scream comedy, "Two I
>.nd Two" which is orig.nal from start
o Uriah. Tomorrow n.ght, M133 Hi
tt. Moya in Frauds, a star attraction |
an also Miss Helen Holmes in "The
lit* krn Hail,’’ a sensational railroad
production.
Last night at the Dream theate'
the excellent program of fllin3 was
enhanced by the line singing of Mr.
Clifford F. Deulun of Fort Davis. He
sang "The Holy City" and "Anoho"
eil,” an English sea song. His efforts
were thoroughly enjoyed by the large
audience. Mr. Deakin is a flue singer
1 and a marked characteristic of his
work is his particularly distinct
enunciation.
The “president” of the Eskimo dog
tace which will occur Saturday an
nounces that he has changed the
course. It will not be to Safety and
return as previously stated but will
be run to Hastings creek and bank
.0 Nome. This is the edict of Presi
de nt Dick Longboat and he says that
it is final and he wants all Eskimo
Jrivers to note the change If they
want to win a prize. Those going to
Safety will get nothing.
The first meeting or the Aksala
carnival committee called for Sun
day afternoon 2 p. m. was caled to
order by A. Polet, chairman, Upon
consideration, resolutions were offer
ed to meet again Tuesday evening,
December 19, city hall. A resolution
were also passed that all absentees
in any future meetings be fined for
non-attend r.cc.
Following are the members of the
committee:
A. Polet, chairman: Con Kelley, Th
Lehmann, Tom Gaffney, Councilman
Burgh, McAllister, Poteet, Rose,
Ross and Wesley, Hugh O’Neil, W. J.
Rowe, Judge Tucker, W. J. McGuire,
Mr. Saxton. G. A. Adams, Elmer Reed,
Marshal Joidan, A. A. Allun, Daniel
Jrowley, Ralph Lumen, J. V. Sheldon,
iC ». PoUlstsr, Arthur Cote, Mr. S~g- ■
er.nrom, J. MoDaugal, E. W. Carle
.uu, Juuies Swaruel, Ned Dai hug,
russ Downing, Ed Young, Louis Sta
ale, Doc Kemp, VVm. Webb, D. Runyon,
S. N. Curmen, Wm. Stlpek, Frank
iviesele, Phil Murphy, Senator Mc
Gann, Geo. l'rosaer. Ed Roberts,
iReiit. Perrine, Dr. Sharpe, H. S.
Riley, John Nestor, Dr. Mustard, Oi.
.,euman, Dr. Heimlich, Dr. Chace,
Judge Lumen, O. D. Cochran, Mr.
•acLivery, G. Sykes, H. M. H. Bo
.andcr, J. Kirstun, George Maynard,
dm. Modi!.,, Fred Dunitds, James
. uiwiey, A. G. Oliver, Barney Gib
4iey, Ed Holt, W. H. Pearson, Clar
ence Littlefield, Leo Kent, Fred Pet
erson, Joe Erufet, Judge Hobbes, Phil
t-rr.st, C. i.. Lewis and Frank Dean.
The Larson party reached Taylor
.. esierday morning at 10 o clock uftei
i Lard trip. A mild blizzard pre
vailed during most of the trip. Stev
oi,soil and o Connor who took the
asirsons to Tayior left on the return
trip to Nome this morning. At three
o clock tins atiernoon none of the
otaiching parties had returned to
Taylor and therefore there is noi the
slightest news as to the progress of
ihe search. Today at noon the tem
perature ut Taylor was twenty four
below zero and it had been colder
during the night.
The extraordinary list of prizes
published in Saturday’s Nugget 'or
the Eskimo dog race next Saturday
lias resulted in great activity among
the native dog owners. Three of
them went m.o a coffee house yes
terday morning at four o’clock. They
said that they had been out all n.ghl
gathering up dogs and that as soon
as they had eaten some doughnuis
with coffee they were going to give
their racing stock a preliminary trv
out. Ambition knows no set hours
for labor.
The city council acting as a board
of equalization held its third and
last 3esaion on Saturday night. Be
fore the meeting adjourned Mayor
Muller announced that the assess
ments as they now stand will not he
altered.
\ number of reductions on realty
arses naents v. ere made. The board
fixed the tax rate at two per cent, of
the assessed valuatlo.n.
The total reductions made by the
board were $15,760 on personal and
$16,000 on real property. The two
cf>t rate will bring the city about
$•‘0,000 from thle source.
The committee of the chamber of
commerce having in charge the fur
thering of the Snake river harbor Im
provements has decided that the best
way to reach Delegate Wlckersham
is through bis campaign manager,
Emery Valentine of Juneau. Today
the committee Is sending a telegram
to Valentine which he is requested to
forward to the delegate who Is sun
poeed t > be in Washington. Wlcker
sham is being asked to try to get
action on the , Snake river hirbur
project during the present session
of congress. He is also asked whe
ther telegrams to any senators or
representatives would help him In his
efforts r this much needed im
provement.
Cheer Up
Every Cloud has a Silver Lining,
You may not see it—But you should
see the fine display of
SILVERWARE
AT
MUELLER’S
Don’t wait until it’s to late, but make
up your mind that the fine Chest of Silver
ware is yours. Price reduced $2.00 each day
I until Xmas.—Investigate.
IT IS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO
DO YOUR 8HOPPING EARLY
CANNED FRUIT SPECIAL
We are going to cl03e out the following brands of Jobbing can
ned fruits, at such prices as will interest you.
RELIANCE of S. & W. APRIOTS at .$5-50 per ease
RELIANCE PEACHES at .*5.25 per case
S. & W. PEACHES at .*5.60 per case
RELIANCE or S. & W. PEARS at . *6-00 per case
We have other brands as low as. *4.00 per case
In the future we will handle only HUNTS SUPREME HAND
PEELED FRUITS, packed by the grower and sold direct to the
merchant. There Is no Jobbers profits on Hunts goods.
G. P. GOGGIN
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NINE CONVICTS DEAD
FROM DRINKING WOOD
ALCOHOL OF OWN BREW
international New* Service.
JOL.IET, 111., ec. 16.—An attempt by
tmvicts in the pententiary here to
extract alcohol from shallac for drink
ing purposes has resulted in the death
of six long time prisoners. Three
more are dying and a score are suf
fering from blindness and other ills.
Investigation has shown that a big
drunk was planned by a group of
trusties. They had access to the
prison stores and the machine shop
as well. A still was rigged up and
the alcohol was extracted from u largo
amount of shalluc. he alcohol wis
made from wood which Is deadly poi
son when taken in quantities.
The orgy began and was continued
for some time before the poison be
came effective. Practically every one
conceited in the dl3tllling plant is
now beyond the reach of prison disci
pline, the ring leaders having died or
being on the point of death.
SAYS VILLA TOOK PARRAL.
Pacific News Service.
EL PASO, Dec. 18.—Disaptches say
that Villa has again captured Parral.
fro details are given beyond the fact
that the Carranzistas are badly dis
ci ganized and were unable to with
stand the bandit chef's sudden attu;k.
Slim Pickens is helping the Roof
Garden Committee; he has been out,
picking flowers for the decorations.
HINTS ON COMFORT.
To Look Well You Mutt Feel Wall.
Clothes help you to look wall. If
they are made to order and fit well;
repaired well, cleaned well and wall
pressed. Therefore you will feel welL
M. PASCOFF.
Ladies and Gents Tailor, does It all
well. Cor. Lane's way and Front SL
Subscribe for the Nome Nuiftt
$ 2.00 per month.
FRESH
Raspberries, Loganberries and
Cranberries for your Xmas Dinner
Dessert
At
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
Before you do your Christmas
Shopping come in and examine
our New Stock and get our new
prices.
THE EMPORIUM
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