DO YOU LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS?
THEN USE HOLLYHURST
IRemsmbar we receive a fresh shipment of
these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their
freshness. if
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SOMEBODY IS GOING TO GET IT
in
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
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THREE STORES
Draw ng December .11, 1916
’ WHEN THE BOSS LEFT HE SAID
Don't let any one undersell uj cn apples. We took his advice and
we sold some apples.
BUT THAT’S NOT ALL
We don't intend that any one shall undersell us on winter outfits.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET OUR PRICES. DON’T WAIT TOO
LONG.
G. P. GOGGIN -..."
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Just Arrived
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THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
HEINZ
57 Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
_211 Front Street_ Phone Main 86
MARY PICKFORD'S SISTER
AT DREAM TONIGHT
"The Diamond from tho Sky” to
night and tomorrow night at the
Dream will Introduce a world-fam
ous cast headed by the very best
artists In motion picture plays. Miss
Dottie Pickford, the charming and vi
vacious little actress, is supported by
Mr. Irving Cummings, the idol of the
screen, in these big serial pictures.
The program tonight shows three
chapters of the first episode entitled
"Tho Heritage of Hate.” The second
episode embraces two chapters entitl
ed “An Eye for an Eye.” This makes
Qve reels and five chapters of this
great serial. A scream comedy “Curs
ed by His Beauty” will add to the
fine entertainment which will be a
really big show. Tomorrow night
"Tbs Diamond from tha yky” will be
continued with new chapters. Usual
prices.
NOTICE.
All Oddftliows, Rebekahs and their
families are requested to attend the
first card party and social of the
season to be given by Nome lodge No.
5, I. O. O. F., at their hall, Friday
evening at 9 p. m., sharp.
F. S. POLET, Secretary.
WEATHER REPORT.
November 21. 1916.
Temperature—Max., 12; min, —'6;
Mean —2.
Barometer—30.013 Inches.
Weather—Partly cloudy.
Wind—Calm.
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oo assessment work.
A lone boat With sail up was seen
this forenoon making its way unoug..
ins siusn ice flout the eastward to*
kiaW »HUae|/.U
The Ice which has been driftng
on a..u uu shoie lor u couple 01 uay.
Is now working up the coast and
lo'u.iU buwic sis iutgj Slice tiJ.
The recent falls of snow have Im
proved the trails according to the
freighters but a liiltle more wont make
the sledding any worse.
After the tryout at the engine
bouse last night the neighborhood
resembled the tirst aid stations in the
rear of the trenches in France after a
gas attack. ^
Peter Koss has taken a load of sup
plies und coal out to his claim on
the second beuch near Cunningham
creek.
Ol3on and Kingnall have hauled
some lumbet out to No. 3 Bourbon
cretk to be used in hte erection of u
boiler house.
John B. Olson mid John Frostian
mude a flying trip to the city yester
day. They have a lay from the Pion
eer Mining Company on Dexter creek.
Their shaft is down und everything
is going nicely.
Dr. Kittilsen and Mrs. Kittilsen
came to town yesterday from Coun
cil. They will spend the winter here
and make their home in the Hallu
house on w'est First avenue.
The ladies of the Eastern Star have
decided that their annual event on
Thanksgiving night will be a ball as
usual. And although it will be in
formal it will not be a barn dance
as has been incorrectly stated.
When friend wife dropped the poker
and chipped a piece out of our new
majahea cuspidor she was quite de
pressed. We comforted her by as
suring her that the cuspidor still is
in working order and we wont want
to take it with us anyway when we
cross over the Great Divide.
Martin StSeiner has taken a big
lead of coal, powder and groceries )Ut
to his quartz property on Iron creek
where he is going to do some dev.d
oopment work, lie will conunue the
shaft which he has been working on
for the past three years.
Charles D. Jones has taken out a
big outfit of coal und supplies to
Bonita creek where he is going to do
some prospecting. Little has been
done In this section but the owners
have great confidence as a result of
prospects found.
At the Eagles last night the mas
ouerade committee reported arranga
nu r.ts for the masquerade ball on
balurday, December 9, are progressing
tint'y. The many prizes which will
I>2 given for costumes and Characters
are now on display In the donor's wii
ows.
Yesterday Mr3. Charles Brown of D
street, received a wireless night letter
from "Don, Charles, Art und Bud” all
of whom will be recognized by Nome
ites by these cognomens. The mes
sage reads: "Arrived safely. All well.
Ideal trip and every one well fed,
washed and happy. Our compliments
to the Lehmanns, Willenbergs,
Herem, Jimmy and Hills. Don and
Bud are good sailors, alt.”
The returns from Klana yesterday
gave 32 votes to Wickersham to Sul
zer’a 8. Sundback and Howe also
made gains. The following is the
count: Sulzer 8, Wickersham 32,
Moran 27, Sundback 13, Allan, 22,
Anderson, 12, Coombs 20?- Corr.g.tn, 28,
Daly 24, Jones 21, Julien 1, Heed 10,
Young 9, Cobb 7, Grigsby 20, Scho
field 14, Gibney 11, liowe 20, Wilson
«. wet 12, dry 26, for 8 hours 28,
against 1.
The city pumping plant at the foot
of Hunter way on Front street is
now practically ready for business.
That it can do business was demon
strated last night ut a little try-out
in the presence of members of the
council and a baker's dozen of inter
ested citizens. The big engine under
the skilled hand of Engineer bred
Myers started off Instantly and
smoothly. Then the pump was
primed which took several minutes
and the power was switched on the
pump which recorded a pressure of
over a hundred pounds in a Jifty.
Fire Chief Haughey then turned the
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mio the waste main and tin j
test was in lull blast. The over- j
flew from the main on the beucii J
; bimwtd a nead or water which wouiu i
aelight the owner of about live s-riag* 1
of boxes in a dry season and show
ed iuat the new pump can oriak up
water and throw it out with great
rapidity. The pressure as recorueu
on ihe dial did not luoicate the max
imum power of the puuip us It worn- j
n. vne waver were imueu into the cily
mums where a heud wouid soon re
alm m ivalaianee uguinst which the
pump would work. Cmef tiuug.jvj
..,u other experts proseni coinciuev.
.. v'.ie opinion that the pump will do
llic work required of it rignt up to
handle.
The pump worked seven minutes
,-nd unew out a lot of water but this!
of course wtu not a conclusive tcsL 1
as to the resources of the well from
which the water is drawn. The well
baa been given several tests, how
ever, and no one concerned has the
slightest doubt that the water supply
will uiw'uys be suUicient. This well
was Bunk several j ears ago to u
uip.n 01 three or iour hundred fee*,
to get a supply of fresh water for
the bath house which then stood on
this site. instead of fresh Water a
fault in the earth let in a steady
flow of salt water which no pump
yet used there has ever tested to its
limit.
The engine works quickly and
smoothly unii is satisfactory in every
way except one and that has to do
with the exhaust. Contractor Koss
installed a muuiur in the rear of the
engine room and the cussed thing
. .....u uuv u.gnt to such an extern i
that the loom was th.ck with gaso
line fumes. All the spectators who
breathed It only half an hour or so, '
felt groggy, and it nearly knocked cut
Crgmeer rred Myers and hud Coun
cilman Koss and Assistant Jack
Fcuntuin lying in doorways gasping
tor breath and gagging. These three
had been puttering around the en
gine all day to get it ready for the
trial and they were ulready full to
the ears of the poisonous gas so that
when the te3t did come they were
just uble to shut down the machinery
before collapse came. Koss and Foun
tain received the usual first aid which
occurs to the luyntun in such cases
and gradually recovered their equili
brium though they are bound to
hate sore heads this morning. Hngi
need Alyer3 was in a more serious
condition, however, and was support
ed by others as ho sat on a snow
covered box in the ally and choked i
and goaned. Several men started to
lind city physician Chace who luckily \
was discovered on his way to his
way to his office. He at once hud
Myers taken to Meilke’s barber shop
where one of the chairs served as com
fortuble resting place. Dr. Chace ad
mlnstered a suitable treatment, and
in a few minutes Myers opened his
eyeB and asked if something or other
had been turned off on the engine
He is now entirely recovered.
Contractor Koss says that Ihe muf
fler will be discarded and the noise
of the exhaust can split the air for
al! he cares. And at that it won’t 1
do anybody much harm If It does for
fires don’t happen In Nome much of- ;
tener than a blue moon and pure air
in the engine room i3 more neces
sury than quiet outside when a fire
does flare up.
BELGIANS ARE
REMOVED
FROM FRONT
International News Service.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 22.—Reports
from Belgium show that Germany
Is deporting thousands of B i'g-ins
from their country to Germany. Train
loads of men, women and children are
being hurried away with few of then
personal possessions and Interned in
concentration centers at rural points
in Germany.
The object of thU deportation ac
cording to dispatches from Berlin is to
remove those Belgians from points of
observation behind the German lines
where they have been acting as spies
for the enemy. Only those who are
strongly suspected of having aided
the enemy by giving or forwarding
Information have been removed. Some
villages from which news Is known
to have emanated have been enitrely
depopulated but It is not the Ger
man Intention to Interfere with the
lives of any who mind their own
affairs- «
Dream Theater
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EPILOGUE AND PROLOGUE.
Five Reeds. Five Act
HERITAGE OF HATE.
Three Chapters.
AN EYE FOR AN EYE.
Two Chapters. .
And a Scream Comedy, entitled.
•‘CURSED BY HIS BEAUTY."
Six Reels of the Best in Modern Pho
toplay. A program De Luxe.
A Picture Festival. Irvine Cummings In the “Flying A" Photoplay
"THE DIAMOND F»M THE SEX"
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