| SPECIAL I
H. J. B.. COFFEE IN THE BEAN
35c PER. LB. 3 LBS. $1.00
WE GRIND IT FOR YOU.
CROWLEY % PORTER
SITUATION WANTED.
Experienced mine accountant offers
services. Eleven years experience
Single. Abstainer. Address G care of
Nugget. 3t
NOTICE.
On arrival of first fleet will have
hats, coats, suits dresses skirts and
shirt waists
doom making sale now "ii
I trowing of hand embroidered table
cloth will take place .June !>.
Ticket given with every $1 no pur
chase
MRS. J. WANGER.
Second Avenue Opp. Court House
Strictly fresh eggs $1.00 per dozen
at Prosser’s Harness Shop. Phone
Black 5.
FLOUR IS CHEAP.
Bread only Sc. North Pole Bakery
and Anvit Bakery.
GOOD EATS.
Mrs. Ginnivan has opened the Hoff
man House and is now prepared te
serve the best meals and lunches in
Nome.
NEWS NOTES
Fay Delzene left for Shelton last
night. with a load of supplies for John
Matthews.
A1 Nicholson received a severe cut
on one of his hands today requiring
the surgical attention of Dr. Chace.
Twenty tens of crude oil were taken
o\ er to the Kureka claim for Madsen.
Mel.es and Co. W. J. Kowe furnished
the transportation.
The Coast Guard Steamer Sear, re
torted her location at 11:3# a. in. to
dat stating that hut 1G0 miles Inter
vened between the vessel and Nome
The Coast Guard Steamer Hear will
arrive off Nome about Fridav morning
according to advices received bv the
radio station last evening.
llarrs Barnett formerly on the
sleamer Kotzebue operated on the Kuz
I itrien acted as purser on the Corwin
I JUST ARRIVED ON CORWIN
New Rugs, Woodoleum
and Curtain Goods
G. P. GOGGIN
THE STOKE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
1 SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK j
i FRYING CHICKENS i Non* weighing less than mmy MB '
t YOUNG ROASTERS \ Two pounds, each f C ii
T We offer this special sale in order to even up our stock, as we are *
y nearly out of all meats, but happen to have a few cases of the finer ‘
4 poultry left. a
t OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SWIFT'S SILVER LEAF LARD IS IN \
l THE WINDOW. "Oleo" still sells for fifty cents \
! Pacific Cold Storage Co. i
To Make This Week
A RECORD
BREAKER
52....SHITS_52
In the following sizes
35, 36. 37, 38
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™i-Y >15.00 «i
MOST OF THESE SUITS RUN FROM
$25.00 to $35.00
THIS WEEK ONLY
A BROKEN LOT OF ARROW COLLARS
$1.00 PER DOZEN
(Beo.E.lomen&Co.
oh her present Voyage to the North.
\V. J. Ilowe has a crew of men em
ployed in painting his numerous build
ings and also.the rolling stock employ
ed in his business.
At two-thirty this afternoon the (.'ut
ter Bertr reported her position as being j
about 12U miles off Nome with no j
sign of ice.
Ur. Chare, after an extended exam
ination of the injuries received by Mr.
Williamson yesterday, decided that the
limb must he placed in a cast for the
present The leg is described as badly
injured.
After discharging the approximately
seventy tons of cargo consigned to
Nome, the Corwin will cease to be a
passenger bont for the present and will
operate for the balance of the season
under a whaling license.
AI Carey, who returned from the out
aide on the Corwin, will break his long
vacation by returning to his mining
ground on Dahl Creek some time to
night and will get busy as soon as
conditions are favorable.
('has. Carr suffered severe lacera
tions of both hands while trying to
separate his dogs who had followed the
example of Italy and were decidedly
belligerent. The right hand was badly
bitten, necessitating the surgical at
tentions of Dr Chare.
At four p. m yesterday the Bear re
ported her position as being 42 miles
south of Cape Mohican the most wes
terly promintorv of Nunivak Island
some two hundred miles from Nome
•Wording to the nautical experts the
vessel should arrive off Nome some
time Thursday night.
The following is the count made to
day in Volet’s Panama-Pacific Contest:
Ruby Martin .337.590
Rowena Lewis...292,156
Katie Bongard .258,313
Helen Allan. 143,486
Mrs. Perry Moore.62,140
Mary Fox .59.625
Mrs J. P Jones.,.. .39.775
Lawrence Kerr has received a wire
from Jakie Kirstens, formerly with the
M D. Sumuels Company, stating that
he wdll arrive on the Senator with a
complete new stock of ladies and gents
furnishings and will he prepared to
furnish the public with the latest :
styles and qualities in all classes of
apparel
I- Femeyer has taken a contract to
| repair the Mielke building, formerly
! occupied by F. Kiesele. at the corner
i of Hunter Way. The building will be
; straightened and the rear section, de
j strayed by the big storm of 191S, will
i he replaced. in the event of the
i
; building not being rented during the
I coming season the Mielke barber shop
[ will occupy the premises
! „
> The 1915 edition of the Nome High
i School “Aurora." the same being the
| twelfth edition of this interesting ma
j gasine, came to hand yesterday and is
| in every respect fully up to the usual
standard of excellence. Among the ar
ticles are several of unusual interest
and both poems and stories are ex
ceedingly well written. The volume is
profusely illustrated with cuts de
scriptive of the school and the north
land.
The ussightly condition of Front
Street coupled with the fact that the
snow has disappeared except in one
or two spots on the east end suggests
that it is about time that the city dads
commenced to beautify the town by.
— - ______
washing away the accumulated dirt
which is decidedly offensive to the
sight mh well as disagreeable to come
in contact with as is occasionally nec
essary.
The full text of House hill N’o. IS. the
same being the new law relating to
the location of mining claims and the
performance of assessment work there
on, will tie found on the third page of
today's Issue of the Nugget. The
article is a reprint of a copy of the law
received on the Corwin and is authentic
in every way. Extra copies have been
tainted and will be on sate at the Nug
get office.
Grant Jackson made the high score
at the weekly shoot of the Nome Gun
Club Sunday afternoon while Dr.
Chare carried off second honors. Con
siderable Interest has developed in this
interesting sport and the club is con
stantly taking In new members. Dr.
Kittllsen is one of tlie latest additions
to the membership and is reported t" he
an ardent nlnirod. It Is stated that the
members generally are showing the re
sult of practice at the traps hv a de
cided Increase In their scores
The recently promulgated order of the
Pioneer Mining Company, previously
referred to by the Nugget, prohibits
drinking nr gambling on the premises
of the company and it is also stipulat
ed that no liquor of any description
will he allowed in the camps or works
The company also frowns on drinking
outside of the camps and all employes
given In the excessive use of intoxi
cants will be dismissed The order
also fixes the retiring hours of the
employes.
The closing exercises of the Nome
public school will he held at A. TV
hall tomorrow those of the Prlmsrv
school being scheduled for 10:3(1 a. in
while the Grammar grades and the
High School programs will he held In
the afternoon and evening, the former
commencing at ?:3n while the commen
cement exercises of the High School
will start at 8: 43. The Grammar school
graduates are George Mian. Emily Pnx.
Mary Eox, John Haerlng, Vincent
Johnson. Alice Peterson. Michael Sul
livan and Allle Vanderworker. while
those graduating from the High school
are Misses Helen Allan and Elizabeth
Neuman.
Mnrfnm Ncshit In n beautiful repro
duced version of T.ord Tennyson’s fam
ous drnmritlc poem T.adv Clare, will be
tbe chief attraction at the Dream to
night. The film Is semi-color and the
story Is Dill of the deep pathos and
remarkable dramatic charm of tbe or
iginal. The remainder of the program
will consist of The Understudy a clever
story of the stage and the ways of
the actor folk and the comedy-drama
The Happy TTnme which details in a
most liumnrnus fashion the return of
a sole survivor of a shipwreck to find
that ids sweetheart is betrothed to an
other which leads him to disguise him
self in an effort to discover if be is
yet beloved and bow after some amus
ing experiences lie Teams that be Is.
IT'S A BEAR
LATER 5:30 P. M.
At three thirty p. m. the Bear re
ported her position as 110 miles from
Nome and expected to .arrive in the
roadstead by noon tomorrow. The re
port tsates that the consignment of
mail includes all mail matter in the
Seattle post office at tluj time the ves
sel left Seattle.
To get the news read tlhe Nugget.
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| the up-to-date laundry. Rough *
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* HOLLER’S GROCERY!
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It makes no difference how
WET
I You may be. Be sure and keep your feet
f dry
; There is only one stock of Footwear in !
. Nome and we have it ;
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
7 'f
; FRED W. PETERSON, Manager Z,
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MINERS ATTENTION
REMEMBER: After the arrival of the first boats, Cheap John no
more. In the words of the great high chief Split the Wind, Cheap John
per luck. But as long as we are able, and the goods hold out, we are j
| going to give you the benefit of the cut in prices. You all know this
i is no spring pudding, nor clearance for room sale. We are going to leave
you, and we want to meet you again with the same good fellowship, at
we are leaving.
CHEAP JOHN
I THE NONPAREIL I
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS.
JUST RECEIVED
Per. S. S. CORWIN I
Latest Style
Ladies’ Hats
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