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GAN YOU BEAT IT?
ANY CAP IN OUR STORE
fo take the frost out of nipped ears —
rub snow on. I o keep it out, put on a
GORDON CAP
GEO. E. LOMEN & CO.
The Home of Good Clothes
New line of Cloaks and Suits
Just Arrived
LATEST STYLES
Come and impect our ^oods
THE EMPORIUM
KRIS I AN BROS,
BEFORE LEAVING FOR
THE GREAT OU'.SIDE
To Insure & pleasant voyage come
In and have your clothes cleaned, ptes-s
ed and repaired.
We muke them look like new.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen.
We muke and repair furs.
First class workmanship. Modern
methods and prompt service. Once a
customer always a customer.
Give us your work. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
NOME TAILORING CO*
Next door to Segrrstorm & Hagen,
Jewelers.
A few copies of the 1915 edition
of the Nugget Minging and Dredging
Magazine on sale at the Nugget of
fice. The most comprehensive work
on Seward peninsula published In re
cent years. Fifty cents per copy.
Ore worth $250,000 per ,ton was
recently dlsi.ove.td at Teikhell, near
t'rldcz, by Nick Aleckem, a prospector
who has been In the territory abou
19 years. The gold Is encrusted so
thickly on the samples brought to
town that It Is hard to see the quartz.
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Schools and saloons were closed to
il-y because It Is election day.
L. D. Lewi* of Oklahoma arrived
on the Umatilla. He takes the place
>' Deputy Marshal Terrell on Mr.
Iordan’s staff.
A letter from B. B. Dobbs, formerly
jf this place, states that he has been
dramatic pictures. He says It Is a
hurd game but as he cun make them
cheaper than others he is doing a
profitable business.
The house wanning and barn dance
at the new fire house tonight prom
ises to be an affair well worth while,
addition to the fun to be had ther
ose who uttended will have the Rat
sfactlon of knowing that their money
nas been spent in a good cause—the
uurchase of furniture for the living
utrters of the firemen.
Ideal weather conditions, barring
he frost, stillcontinucs for the lig’u
ling of the Victoria and Umatilla
The latter is advertised to tak.
passengers aboard at 11 tomorrow
he Victoria will sail sometime Thurs
niy and will cany mail. The las.
.our when mail will be received '01
-oh Victoria has not yet been re. elved.
A large audience filled Eagle hall
.ust night to listen to Ueo. B. Urigs
oy, candidate for attorney general,
-s most of the male voters were
ore any way and because the elec
tion will be practically over when
-his is read the Nugget will not give
.he customary synopsis of the speech
which was strictly of a political na
ture.
Wm. Code says that the bunch of j
alms received on the recently arriv
al Victoria for use the coming ww
r at the Dream theater is the larg
est and finest collection of moving
pictures ever sent to one house since
ie in jus . y began. The shipment ii -
ludes the best works of five of the
lirgest prcMuring companies with all j
heir star lev'i-tcs.
Mr. H. M. H. Bolander, formerly
jf this city, is back after an absence
of several years. He says that Sow- i
ard Peninsula looks good to him, In ^
fact he thinks It the most promising
field to be found anywhere. He 1
plans to put in the winter looking
about to see how the game is played
nowadays and after ho has become
acquainted with all the new wrinkles
he expects to take a hand himself.
THE NUGGET is in receipt of a
tetter from a Belgian prisoner of
./ar who warns to find one or more
persons in Nome who will swap him
aosiage slumps for a war keepsake
jf the Belgian soldiers. He says he
s> passing the weary time by making
a collection of used stamps and he
will be grateful if some Noineite will
..end him some for which lie promises
-o give in return a war souvenir.
*y one caring to do this may ad
dress, Alex. 1A! Jvock^r, i-iilh Belgian
Infantry, Regt. 3-3, Greist, Holland.
Ths regular meeting of the city
council took place last night with all j
members present. The repuest of!
tho school board for $1,400 topay
ial-:riei and curent expenses was ac- j
ceded to and the money voted. Ernst
F.iothers denied by a letter to the'
council that their dredging operations
had caused any bodies to be exposed J
and enclosed photos proving 'heir
contention. The application of Qua1
j Burness for the position of engineer
at the pumping plant was made1
known. As Joe Bursik cannot serve
as election clerk today Mrs. Moore
was appointed in his stead. After
erdinary current bills paid the coun
cil adjourned for one week.
A letter to Harry Phillips states
that his brother was struck by a piece
of shrapnel in the left shoulder at
the taking of Hlghwood. He was
compelled to He all one day and night
in the rain after being wounded. He
says that he "done a few In" before I
ho got hit. He lost all his chums in
the light but <lid not get wounded un- ]
ill urier the position was taken. He
was standing with three others In
conversation with an officer when the
shell burst and killed three auu
wounded him and another. His wrist
watch saved him from being woundeu
on the right arm. The Brltishtank
cars, he says, were a great surprise
to the Germans who did not like them
much. Referring to the Zeppelins he
says that that four of them were
downed in the month of October, two
.n one night, and "served the beggars
tight”. He thinks that Zepp. attacks
are sheer murder as they do no mili
.ary damage whatever.
•'Civilization" was shown this after
noon at the Dream theatre for the
benefit of Candle people and othsrs
who have not seen It.
cone Avery, an old timer in tills
ee-ioii, passed away this morning
at the holy Cross hospital, after an
<llness of a month. He lias been
.u.mined chiefly with prospecting ac
.iviiics on sunset and Arctic creeks.
Mr. Cordovado, of Cordovado & Co.,
i* sinking a new shall un me ocm.c
claim, about 10U feet south of last i
mason u working shaft where he took
,ui u big uuinp. He intends to take
out another uuinp this winter from the ,
aew shaft.
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Election day is passing off quleilj [
.«o urrests have yet been made ox
eept one big dog who was guilty ol
being off his chain. Groups of men
having beer, standing on Front street
•n earnest converse and many people j
Slave been in ev.donee, si >t them,
going somewhere with serious intent. |
Airs. W. Y. Fisher returned on the j
Victoria after a two months’ visit to ,
•mottle. She accompanied her !
daughter, Miss Ester Fislter outside j
ah*t saw her happily married to an
old time Nomelle, William Weinarg.
i’he newly-weds are now on the wty
.o their future home in Aurora, 111.,
via California and the Panama canal.
fhe engine is all set up at the fire
n. use anu the pump which arrived on
In* Umatilla wi'l be moved over to
tnortow when the work of setting it
up will be pushed as rapidly as pos
sible. The steam pipes are ail in
place and the radiators which came
on the Victoria will be Installed so >n.
In a week or ten days the fire house
should be ready for business. For
tonight’s doings stovc3 will furnish
the heat.
TRANSYLVANIA
GAINS MADE
BY TEUTONS
International News Servioe.
REItLJN, Nov. 7.—The eastern front
is devoid of unusual operations, de
coding to high army authority.
in the Transylvanian Alps, the au
thority states, progress has been made
towards Compulung and the enemy
have been crowded back with a loss of
•ive hundred prisoners.
The resources, industries, flora and
fauna, the Eskimo and every Inter
esting feature of Seward peninsula
detailed Iu the 1916 edition of the
Nugget Mining and Dredging Maga
zine. A few copies left. Price, flfty
cents.
According to advices received from
Pcattle the federal court there *v
sustainedf the demurrer of the de'^n
dants In the case of F. Q. Noyes, re
ceiver of the Washington Alaska bant
against John Schram, E. L. Webster,
W. H. Parsons and others.
Vote the Republican Ticket Straight
—Adv.
IN OUR BARGAIN ANNEX
YOU WILL FIND SUCH MERCHANDISE A8
Granite Ware, Tin Ware, Cooking Utinsels, Crockery of all descrip
tions, Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, Stove Boards, Stove Pipe, Coal Buck
ets, Coal Shovels, Curtain Fixtures, Lamps, Lanterns, Blankets, Quilts,
Bed Sheets, Pillow Slips, and many other articles suoh as .might .bo
inoludsd in your winter outfit...
You will find that ws are selling the above mentioned goods at real
bargain prices.
G. P. GOGGIN | ~
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Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
The Royal Actress
Betty Nanson
in
Count Leo Tolstois Masterpiece
ANNA KARENINA
IN 5 SENSATIONAL PARTS
Adm. 25c
ALLAN’S NEW MOTOR
SLED, AIR-PROPELLED,
PROMISES SPEED
Scores of people visited Darling
& Dean's store today to see the new
mctor sled which is being assembled
there. It is Scotty Allan’s machine
and he will give it a good tryout this
winter to lind out whether it is feas
ible for all sorts of Arctic travel
conditions. This motor sled is a new
invention entirely and was designed
by Allan and Brayton at Oakland
last winter and spring. They have
since taken out patents on Its origi
nal features.
The new motor sled has two trucks,
a covered body of the torpedo type,
cutriggers to prevent capsizing, lift
ing planes forward, a 60 horse power
water cooled engine capable of mak
ing from 350 to 1600 revolutions at
the will of the driver, and is to be
run by an air propeller. The sled
with all its attachments and engine
weighs 800 lbs.. The engine is of the
Hall-Scott type, cost $2500, was built
at Oakland, (and last year at the
aero show in New York took fl’-st
place over all competing engines In
cluding French designs. It has eight
cylinders. This sled made headway
in a trial in Callfoornia over a
ploughed field with a load of three
men and there seems no doubt that It
cut easily make any speed required
on a fair snow trail from 60 m'les
an hour up to a hundred or more.
Should it prove to be the success li
promises, It may bring about great
changes in mail service and winter
travel in Alaska.
BETTY NANSEN AT DREAM.
In Tolstoi’s Masterpiece.
Tonight the Royal Actress, Betty
Nansen makes her farewell appear
ance in "Anna Karenina” considered
one of Count Leo Tolstoi’s greatest
plays. This five act feuture deals
with a woman who desiring to be
amused gets into "troubled waters.''
Miss Nansen assisted by Edward
Jose, make this druma one of the
greatest ever displayed. It la a high
class production of the William Fox
studios and packed houses whsre
ever shown. Election returns will
be thrown on the screen tonight.
HEINZ
57 Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phene Main 86
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