THE TIME HAS COME
If you think you need a spring medicine you should take it now.
A good blood purifier taken now may avert a future spell of sickness.
The following are receommcnded:
CASCARA BARK
SASSAFRAS BARK
SULPHUR AND CREAM OF TARTAR,
SARSAPARILLA.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PACKAGE.
FREE A BAR OF GOLD FREE
One chance given free with each 50c purchase of payment on bill.
Also
A BANK ACCOUNT FREE
One chance on this with each 25c purchase.
Hill’s Pharmacy
Reliable Druggists.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
mmu . ..—mimmnm i—
A Treat in Store tor You
WHEN
YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO EAT
Pickled Pork feet per pound 20c
Pickled Honey Combed Tripe “ 20c
Pickled Lamb Tongue “ 40c
Spiced Pigs feet jell sauce “ 20c
Ipolets Stores
i NEWS NOTES
The Alaska Ligthernge Company
have quite a number of men getting
' their lighters and docks in shape for
the summer season. Charles LeClerq
I Will not be with the company this
j year. He has a splendid position with
a shipbuilding firm on Fuget sound.
.Many ducks were soon fly'ing over
the city at an early hour this morn
ing and a large flock of geese were
seen up in the deep blue sky between
I Safety and the Cape yesterday. Sev
i ral natives are on the streets pedel
j ling fish ducks with an occasional
mallard wIl'ich they produce if the
purchaser looks alright.
Reports from Solomon this morn
i ing state that Fred Vincent arrived
I there at an early hour this morning
, with Mrs. Ed Roberts and will leave
j tonight for Council. Solomon Is ex
i pcrtencing a severe cold snap and it
I is blowing big guns there today
though n perfect clear sky prevails
i overhead.
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Tom Shaughnessy down at Solo
, mon is authority for the fact that
| tins will be a banner year for ducks,
j geese, swan and sand hill cranes. A
j few geese and a few sprig ducks are
ttie jOnly arrivals as yet but Tom
states that last year was poor in that
respect and after a bad year comes
a good one.
Armed with a big axe, Jack Young
of the G. P. Goggin store, is cutting
and hacking prices all to pieces this
j week. The firm is closing out the
■ remnants of the various lines carried
j heretofore and today offer unheard of
’ bargains in the line of household
goods. Igice curtains is the specialty
offered in this afternoon's sale. Don't
overlook this IVig spring drive which
is now on.
! J. II. Miles is to give the Allan
j motor Nlcigh a real test today. lie
is on his way to the top of Anvil
; mountain and its dollars to dough
1 nuts that he will get there—snow or
no snow—“I’m going to land that ma
chine right alongside of Anvil rock
without any trouble,” says Miles.
Long before the phper goes to press
this afternoon we expect to hear of
the return of Mr. Miles and his aide
de-camp Mr. Stevens. Unlike I Vary
or Dr. Cook they will bring the proofs
with them in the shape of photographs
taken with a good camera.
Jafet Llndcberg has been a very
sick man but is now well and on his
feet again. A letter received from
San Francisco states that Mr. Linde
I berg was a patient in one of the
hospitals for over three weeks suf
fering from pneumonia. He left later
j for Los Angeles convaelscing and will
! go to Arizona later under the advice
I of his physicians.
J. J. Cole is also mentoned in the
1 letter which states that the local
< banker has much Improved in health
l and will return to Nome on the first
' boats. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Datchelder
I are now in Los Angeles and will be In
Nome when navigatien opens.
Questioned as to the proposed Itcd
: Cross corps organized by Doc Drinker
: the Ancient Apothecary ahsoltuely
i refused to divulge progress or plans
. of the organization. In explanation
Doc stated that the order was strictly j
I Masonic—'its meetings held in secret'
| —and that at a later date the cotn
i munity might be more enlightened
j when Red Cross tag day would be
j sprung on the public with the Idea
of having enough money subscribed
i for an up-to-date motor ambulance
emblazoned on whose s'ides woti’d be
"Alaska's Tribute.’'
"Every little country town in the
states are doing their bit und Nome
will be there with bells, say Doc and
then incidentally remarked, "George,
one of these days you might be nb’.a
to have a ride in it—It will accom
modate fix Home Guards.” Qtleu
Snbei
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I Everybody is invited to the lecture
to be delivered by Dr. H. H. Sharpe
at the Kegoayah Kozga tomorrow af
ternoon at 2:30. The subject of first
pid to the injured will be taker, up
as well as matters pertaining to the
I work of the Red Cross.
I Exhibitions of rendering first aid
I will be given by the army surgeon
I who will be assisted by members of
! the medical corps from Fort Davis.
This lecture should not be missed by
those who can spare the time.
Faxon Lewis defeated Earl Modini
in the finishing game of the tourna
! ment at the Hoard of Trade last eve
ning. Lewis’ score was 178 and av
eraged 1.78.. Modini made 77 points j
and averaged 77.
The prizes were distributed Ed :
Wells getting first prize which is a
solid gold watch with a chain and
gold match safe, Faxon Lewis woi
second g.'V. ng a three strand gold
nugget Co' i.' vui and Ear< Medini
won thii 1 which is a solid gold pocket
knife of beautiful design.
The players were all well pleased
with their prizes .and all who par- '
ticipatei. as well as the billiard fans
are grateful to Russ Downing for
holding tins tournament which has
furnished us with amusement during
the long w'pntor season.
1 Lettuce, Lettuce, Lettuce, 25c an
ounce at Williams' Green House.
DREAM TONIGHT
FIVE REEL FEATURE j
—
Geraldine O'Brien, the famous Ant- |
erican actress and one of ttie beat
known emotional stars, will be shown
tonight in the great dramhtic produc
tion, “His Wife," supported by a cast
of finished and artistic performers.
The big picture is in five reels and
two hundred and fifty three scenes.
In the original stage production as
done by Mrs. Fiske the big scene was
the encounter of the two brothers. In
the picture production this has been
greatly changed and improved upon
and in addition to the higgost mo
ments that are contained In the play
the directors have polished up the
plot with a frnesee and dellcay that is
unsurpassed and found' in feature pic-,
tures only. Tonight, and Saturday.
Admission 25c.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Notice is hereby given that I have
purchased all int“-est of John l)o
Martini and C. M. De Martini in the
scavenger bus'ness and I am now
the sole owner of the scavenge- busi
ness in Nome, Alaska, and
Notice is further given that no
person has any authority to con'ract
or incur any bills or obligations for
me and that no person is authorized
to make any collections for me with
out written authority.
ED BBEDESON.
j WAR NEW8—Inlist your name now
on tho oubacription list of tho Nugget
and koop posted on tho war.
Advartiso In Tho Nome Nugget
EA6LE HALL
SUNDAY NIGHT
J. Warren Kerrigan in a
Modern Romantic Drama
FOR CASH.
1 wo Part*.
MARY PICKFORD IN
THE FIBER AND THE GIRL.
Nestor Comedy.
ZIP AND HIS GANG.
Brown & Dolly in
DANCE CREATIONS.
Murdock MacQuarie in
HIS LAST PERFORMANCE.
UNIVERSAL WEEKLY.
MISS HELEN STIPEK, Pianist.
7 REELS. 7 REELS.
Adm. 25c.
HAIG CABLES BALFOUR
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
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International New* Service.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-A. J. Bal
four, member of the British commis
sion here, is in receipt of an official
cable from Field Marshal Haig today
which states that the British forces
pierced von Ilindeniberg's line two
weeks before the scheduled time.
The Brtish commander states that
the Germans lost twice as many men
as he has in the various engage
ments. Haig also states that on the
termination of the terrific bombard
ment now raging the British troops
will resume their advance.
The cable of the British commander
is couched in the most confidant terms.
He says that Hindcnborg cannot stay
the advance of the British on to Lille.
NOTICE.
Tor first class work ana prompt de
livery phone Main 151 and the Pro- i
pi.’g laundry will send and got vmr
Im.ndry. W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
Visiting Cards at *ha Nuggat Office
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