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If our friends and patrons, who have not
yet received one of our calenders, will give us
their name, we will be glad to see that one is
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D. E. CROWLEY
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REBUILDINGSALE
On Monday February 28th we will begin our big clearing sale of
Dry Goods, Notions, Houas Furnishings, Ladles Wearing Apparel, Table
Linens, Bedding, Scrims, Lace Curtains. Fortiers, Couch Covers.
Towels and Toweling, Men's furnishings, Cilats Ware China and
Crockery, Kitchen ware and many other useful articles, for as soon as
weather conditions permit we are going to rebuild and in order to
make room we are obliged to dispose of a lot of merchandise at gen
uine bargains
OOGQIN.
The Quality Stare.
HERRICK ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY
k. P. A. Service.
CLEVELAND. Feb. t'6—Former
Governor Myron T. Herrick has filer!
h!s declaration of candidacy for the
presidential nomination on the repub
lican ticket, according to advices from
Columbus this morning
CaU or ring Main 46 when you have
job printing to be done. The Nugget
has the most complete etock for all
occasions.
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FEDERATED CHURCH.
The following services will be held
t the Congregational church Sunday
i n Tarsons, pastor.
11 n m. Bible school and children's
ibrvice.
Adult Bible class will study, "Hoar
flrs and Doers of the Word."
T p. m. Endeavors meeting.
* P- m. Worship and sermon by Dr.
Parsons, subject, "The Wise Man's
Jesus.”
Special music by the choir.
The public is invited to all the ser
ves of the church.
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NEWS NOTES
The outside mall departed (or its
far away d<<3tlnuflon last night in
charge of Eric Johnson.
Mrs. A1 Nicholson Is confined to
her bed with a slight Indisposition
but will probably be around in time
(or the Moose race, according to Dr
Chace who ts the medical attendant.
The Catholic Library club held their
weekly card social last evening with
a fair attendance of members. The
following won the prizes: Ladle* Mrs
O. Bourette, Mrs. Davy, Mrs. Dennis
O’Brltn. Gentlemen: Jos. Ernst, Geo.
Cahill and John Lenahan.
Bttd Walsh and Bobble Brown have
both entered the Moose burden race
scheduled for Monday. Mrs. Vincent
will be the burden of the former while
Bp'jwn will carry Mrs. George Lomen
wbo will later continue to Council.
George Lomen has withdrawn from the
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OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY
If you are a good housekeeper and
study economy you will pay 1 PAOU QAICI
strict attention to this l] unun uHLl I
advertisement ^BIBBJ
FOR TWO WEEKS INLY
COMMENCING FEN. 20, NT 0 N. M.
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OFFERS UNHEARD of BARGAINS in all lines of Merchandise
"OCCASIONED BY THE FACT”
That this Spring we will tear down our building and erect in its
place a substantial structure as we are here to stay
I Thousands of Dollars worth of ^VVt^nivcHIot gone crazy! I
merchandise cut forty ways. I Strictly BUSINESS with us! I
Now ! Now7 is the time! I We need the money! i
Come and Investigate! I You need the goods! f
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! OPENING DAT
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I A f 1 \ E DOLLAR piece of C>ut Glass will be given to the first purchaser of
I cn Dollars worth of merchandise offered on this sale. The store opens Monday
morning at 8 o’clock. Get in line.
During this sale, goods to the amount of ONE HUNDRED dollars will be
given as a bonus to the various purchasers,—to those who buy Fifty Dollars
worth of Merchandise a $5.00 Dunkley Vacuum Carpet Sweeper will be given.
( ertiiin Merchandise will be specialized every two days and will be announc
ed in the daily papers.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY WILL BE BENERAL BARGAIN DAYS
I his is a Kona fide Sale and Thousands of Dollars worth of Goods will be Sacrificed
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Y ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER THIS WEEK. 'j[
▼ QUAIL BRAND BERRIES, GAL CANS,66c PER CAN. **
4 QUAIL BRAND PEACHES, GAL, CANS. 46c PER CAN. V
QUAIL BRAND APRICOTS, ®AL. CANS, 46o PER 4JAN 4
4 QUAIL BRAND RHUBARB, «AL. 40c PER CAN 4
PORT PEACHES, 94.00 PER CASE <f
^ FORCE, t packages for 91.00.
^ SHREDED WHEAT BISCUITS, 8 packages lor II .00 ^
JMOLLER'S GROCERYJ
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contest.
Bud Walsh arrived In town night
before last and reports a trip of the
worst order from Candle. Deep snows
and bad trails continually hindered
progress and snow shoes were a neces
sity practically all the way both going
and returning.
A letter from Arthur Cole to Mr.
Bachelder of the Miner* and Merchants
bank announces his engagement to
Miss Birdie Altman of San Francisco.
The wedding Is set for April SO. Mr.
Cole also says that he will not come
In over the ice. as at first anticipated
but will return on the first boats In
June.
The Kegoayah Kozga barn dance
will be the great social attraction at
the A. B. hall this evening and there
will doubtless be a record breaking
crowd on hand when the festivities
commence. The barn dance effect h»»
hoen carried out to the limit and the
big hall resembles nothing so much
as Farmer Haycock's barn down at
Squash Meadows. Hay Is scattered
all over the place together with
other paraphenalla which completes
the effect to a nicety. A fine luncheon
will be served during the evening and
elder will be on tap at all houra
A most enjoyable party was given
by little Miss Elizabeth Holden yes
terday afternoon, it being her third
birthday. Those present were Ellen
Fltzergald, Marlon Sullivan, Maurice
Seldenverg, Charlotte Swanberg, Jane
Grigsby, Loletta Polet, George Weaver,
Brown, Walter and Paul Gawn, Maxie
and Josephine Kirstan, Ralph and
Mildred Poteet, Helen and Robert
Baldwin. These little folks were en
tertained by Miss Anna Kale, Masters
Willie McCarthy and Clifford Holden
A three course luncheon was served.
Sunday night the Eagle Moving
Picture show will present a banner
show the star feature being "Hand
some Jack" J. Warren Kerrigan, In a
two part photoplay entitled "The Man
from Nowhere." Mr. Kerrigan has woo
a name In fllmdom In the past two
years and Is now under a three year
contract with the Universal company
at a big salary, he is an exceedingly
:lever portrayer of life In the open
west and his name has become a
household word all over the Pacific
coast. Wherever "Kerrigan” is fihown
the result is packed houses. A crystal
film, featuring Miss Pearl White of
the Perils of Pauline fame, will also
be shown. The program concluding
with the ever popular Animated Week
ly, showing scenes from the war ridden
countries of Europe, the great singer,
Caruso, leaving for home to enlist
It the defense of his country and many
other Interesting scenes, aleo the funny
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cartoons of Hy Mayer. Admission 26c
“The Battle of Fort Laramie" in
two powerful parts, at the Dream to
night showing the Arapahoe and
Cheyenne Indians in a big spectacu
lar fight. A romantic and thrilling
story is g/oven Into the plot. The
picture is from the Kalem studios and
marks an epoch in outdoor photoplay.
A superb offering in western standard
productions.
Sundaj- night (The Rooster) a Vita
graph st ream comedy, "The Widow of
Red Rock” a contagious Joy thriller:
a ravishing, ragging, rippling fun
maker. Also a selected 8 and A pro
duction in two powerful acts, "TUe
Elder Brother,” a grand and truly
interesting feature subject. A Pathe
Weekly containing the latest film war
news p,nd important events in all parts
of tha world will also be shown. A
de luxe program. First show starts
at 6:30. Feature pictures all next
week.
Cider, Coffee, Sandwiches (Moon
shine) dances, etc. K. K. Barn Dance
tonight.
GREAT PRESSURE
BROUGHT TO BEAR
ON WILSON
FL A. Service.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—Great
prrosure is being brought to bear on
th<j president and today the executive
mansion has received a visit from
dozens of the leading figure* of both
the house and senate all of whom
were seeking to alter the president's
views ont he submurine matter. Clark.
Kitchen, Flood and a large number
o» others prominent In the affair* of
the capital talked with the president
but with little effect as he refused to
accept any other view but that already
expressed as the administration policy.
After the session of the house com
mittee following their conference with
the president, Chairman Flood of the
foreign relations committee stated that
there wa* still a dispute between the
president and congress.
However, there w-as no action taken
by congress at the session today.
Flood says that the president told
the conTerers that he would not
bu-’ge from his present attitude and
will emphatically insist that Germany
must rocognize every American right
ir the conduct of her submailne cam
paign.
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