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WELL IF YOU DON’T YOU SHOULD.
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Fela Naptha Soap ..4 bars 25c
Ivory Soap, small size...4 bars 25c
Fairy Soap, large size .3 bars 25c
Besco Soup .4 bars 2Se
UrundpH’s Tnr Soap .4 bars 26c |
Borax Soap . 3 bars 25c
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On the last da> of each month from now till
May .?lst, we will hold a drawing for a month
ly PRi Mil M and for a chance in the GRAND
PREHIUM
A TICKET TO
SEATTLE AND RETURN
To be drawn for on June 1st 1917
THE JANUARY PREMIUM WILL BE A NO. 4
VICTROLA
TO BE DRAWN FOR ON JAN. 31 ST, 1917
Coupons will be issued with each Dollar Cash
Purchase or paid on account
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THEY ARE VERY POPULAR AT PRESENT,
FINE FOR SHORT LETTERS j
The most complete assortment of beautiful writing paper ever
1 brought to Nome. At popular ptiees. Come in and get a SAMPLE
FREE and examine our stock.
We deliver the goods
Hill’s Pharmacy
CORONA TYPEWRITTFR FREE. One chance with each 50c
purchase or paid on account.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
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Cost of living may be high outside
I but not in Nome
Apples Apples Apples
King per box $1.75
Belleflower box 2.00
Gravenstein box 2.00
Jonathan box 2.25
I lint an apple a day keeps the doctor away
( ome and try them before you buy them
Ipolcts Stores
NEWS NOTES
Last Tuesday night "Kougaroker'
I Gust Alexson gave a party to all hk>
11 nun friends.
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J j The flag on the life saving station
• .s still at half mast In respect to De
wey’s memory.
^ A. J. Lnndstrom came to town yes
today for oil and supplies for hi
Pinter creek operations.
John Olson has gone to work fo
I .’l ie Casli on the second beacli when
1 n od prospects ore said to have been
found.
Charles Matson came in from Lil
itin ere k today for coal and grocer
os and lumber. Lillian creek iB i
icction that has not been heard
much of as yet. Mr. Matson Is on
f the pioneers of that creek. All *h<
| work doni ha3 been of an encourgu
] ng nature and justifies further de
I elopmont.
< Charles Eagle came In from Coun
I il last night for merchandise. H
j a % h that many men down that wa>
ire busy chopping wood and doing
I aospectirig.
Ed Pfaffle left for Council yester
I ’.ay with a big load of goods for his
tore. He had to hurry back so as to
el Representative Nate Coombs get
way on his trip to Juneau for the
jersion of the legislature.
The Order of the Eastern Star will
ntertalu the Masons, their families
nd their lady friend3 tonight at the
Masonic temple. There will be date ■
Ing and cards for those who do not
junce and the affair promises to be
^ horoughly enjoyable.
The committee on the Aksala car
[ nival is expected to make its final
j report on the affair and state the
.mount realized for the hospital at
the meeting of the city council next
Monday night. The total amount real •
j ,-cd is said to be quite satisfactory.
Superintendent of Education Walter
C. Sheild3 reached Council all right,
ccording to reports received Iasi
1 .light. As he camps outside towns
| two or three miles with his natives
1 and reindeer his proximity is not al
| ways known in towns.
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The congressional congress under
the auspices of the chamber of com
merce on Saturady night bids fair
to be well attended. It will begin
at nine o'clock at the Pioneers’ leloo.
iMd Darling, chairman of the enter
tainment committee, will preside as
master of ceremonies and toastmas
ter. There will be a sit-dowrn feed
with hard and soft drinks a3 long as
tl e> last and speeches, music and
r ntertainment features. The tickets
arc selling well.
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I ast evening there were wild ru
mors that some one had been killed
on the submarine by a bucket drop
ping on him. The rumor increased in
amplitude of deails until at la3t it
was stated that someone told someone
else that the body was in the under
taking parlors. This 9tory probably
| grew out of the fact that Axel Berg
1 foil down the shaft on No. 6 Wonder
j creek yesterday morning and wrench
| ed his left ankle. Beyond a severe
3hnking up he suffered no further in
jury. Berg was descending the lad
der when somehow he lost his hold
1 and fell about fifty feet. Luckily he
landed on his feet In the snow at the j
bottom which had drifted in. The
snow undoubtedly lessened the shock
of the fall and saved him from a
setious acldent. The bucket had been
lowered to the bottom but fortunate
ly Berg landed between It and the
side of the shaft. He came to town
yesterday with Mr. Johnson and 19
; resting up. He required no medical
' aid.
Mail for the outside will close to- '
day at five o'clock.
On Saturday night the Sons of *ln .
■•otlli will give another of their de-,
hghtful dances at their hall. Every -
i oi.y is welcome and is assured in
juvunce of a good time.
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The social of the Miners’ Home Club
last night was well attended as it
usually 13, there being about out
hundred present. Twenty two tables
.vere in play while sixteen games o:
• hist were played. Then came ri
reshments of ice cream, cake an
effee after which dancing was in
irler. Mrs. William Brown won tin
.its! honors among the ladies wit:
Mi8. Matt Hanson, second. Among
.he men Donald Frazer wa3 first and
F J. Ruane second.
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Most people thought when they
voted on the dry proposition that they
wi re voting for a dry Alaska begin
ning on January 1, 1918. Now nobobdy
who has money in the business or
who has a reasonable thirst knows
what is going to happen or when.
Wliat with the committee on territor
ies in the lower hou3e of congress
planning to report a bo:** dry bill
favorably and other hasty and un
called for movements afoot, it is said
that many a voter is wondering why
the people were called on for an opin
ior at all.
The coming billiard tournament in
the. Board o. Trade parlors seems
likely to r >-al the tourney of Iasi
winter both in number of conteamn.s
and in excellence to play. There art
several new players of great 3kill in
l own who will take the places of the
experts that we it out fer the winter.
Twenty eight entries have already
been made and more may come in
before the list closes fn Monday
night whe n all the players have been
requested to meet at the Board ol
Trade for the purpose of arranging
handicaps and classes. The players
are expected to assemble at 8 o'clock
for this purpose. Frobably the play
\v111 begin early next week.
Scotty Allan wanted to find out
how the change from water to air
cooled on his motor sled would work
I and took the whirring speeder oul
for a short spin yesterday afternoon.
What it slaited off it worked very
| finely so far us a layman could tell.
The aeeiing was noticeably easiei
*han in the previous trial for he
turned the corner from Front stree.
'ill Sieau.i.t-n avenue as prettily as
ctuld be asked. Alter going as fa.
as the hospital he slopped to take u
lcok at the cylinders wihch were
feund to be pretty hot, so it was su d
Sr on he turned her loose again an.,
stuited back for the garage. The
air '.luptlleU scooter behaved beauti
fully and showed speed capabilities
as well as ease of handling. Fur
trn changes will be made in the cool
ing system but it is doutbful whe'her
l.epresentatlve-elect Allan will choose
1 is go devil invention as his means
of locum.illon us he Journeys in the
ret r fniuie to his legislative duties at
the teriitorial capital. The air-pro
I pci'eel motor sled has been sufll
c.cnily demonstrated to show that it
H all right in essenliuls but It may
icquiie many tryouts and gruelling
teats t< get some of the details ex
actly right. One present chief oh.
Jettion to attempting the long Journey
to southeastern coast ports is thul
there ure many long stretches where
gasoline cannot be obtained. However
no one can tell what the redoubtable
ocotty will do about it.
AARGARHITA FISCHER
AT DREAM TONIGH
A Salvation Army production en
itled "Captain Jennie, S. A.” will be
if own tonight. The story thrills with
flipping situations and gives the au
rience a few side lights on the im
mensity of that organization. The;
picture is mounted in three feature'
acts and is splendidly acted. An
other sterling attraction tonight fea
turing Margarhita Fischer will be a
household eentedy entitled "When
(Jnrenle Came Back." On Sunday
night extra attractions. Watch for
big features.
Now laid aggs at Proaaar’a Harnaaa
1 Shop, $1JX> par dosan. Phona Black 5.
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Congress
Saturday Night
at
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get their prices.
THE EMPORIUM
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