ALPINE MILK
$3.75 per. Case 3 tins for 25c
CARNATION MILK
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$4.25 per. Case 10c per. tin
| D. E. CROWLEY
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EMPORIUM
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO CALL AND SEE OUR BRAND
NEW UP-TO-THE-MINUTE LINE OF !
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS
OUR STOCK SELECTED BY ONE WHO KNOWS FROM
MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE THE INDIVIDUAL REQUIRE
! MENTS OF THE NOME PUBLIC.
NEW STORE OPPOSITE INDUSTRIAL WORKER OFFICE.
JAKE KIRSTANE PROPRIETOR.
CHEAP JOHN STORE
Mas just received immense new stock of
General Merchandise
Also complete line of MINERS SUPPLIES
L. SEIDENVERG. Prop.
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I ARE YOU IN DOUBT ?
a AND YOUR MIND UNSETTLED AS TO WHICH IS THE BEST
STORE TO TRADE AT?
Have you thought sometimes you would like to try this store—but
didn't.
Have you ofter nearly placed an order with us—but didn’t.
Have you frequently "wondered whether this store is such an advan
I tage to trade at and as good as they say it is" but never found out!
If so, you are the one who should consider these simple faots and
j remove the doubt from your mind.
BECAUSE e
FIRST—Our advantage in purchasing goods over all other Nome
merchants.
SECOND—Because our office at 818 Western Avenue, Seattle, con
tinually watch the markets, which gives patrons of this store
the advantage of our close purchasing power.
THIRD—Because we pay spot cash and discount all bills and eliminats
j any interest. j
FOURTH — Because of the above advantage wi are able to oommand
the most dependable merchandise to furnish our trade. j
FIFTH—Because of our economy in operating expenses.
SIXTH — Because wo do not believe in giving prizes and adding 10 te
20 per cent to the selling price.
SEVENTH—Because wo give every patron direct value in merchan
i c'ise.
EIGHTH — Because we do not believe you are willing to pay one dollar
for an article when you can buy for less at this store.
NINTH — Because we will have an immense and complete stock of goods
on the first boats in a few days.
J TENTH — Because the busy season is about upon us and you should
not overlook the importance in dollar saving at this store.
I G. P. GOGGIN
THE STOKE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
f THE MEATBOATTHOMSON
ii ARRIVED FRIDAY, JUNE 11TH.
We inv-te you to inspect our Fresh supply of meats and we will
a> tell you the prices, (which are as iow as in the States.) A full line of
it Snusages and other specialties.
11 BUTTER AND EGGS (Shipped in Sterage.)
2; \LASK A’S BEST FRIEND.
] Pacific Cold Storage Co.
SEE
CHAS. L. ROSS
FOR ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER
CARPENTER, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR
B Street. Phone Black 162
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NEWS NOTES
CJeiie Winter departed on a flying trip
to the Solomon section yesterday.
Joseph Sliscovich, who has been
spending a few days in town will re
turn to Manilla creek this evening.
T8he mall for the Kougarok resumed
the weekly schedule on the sixth and
will continue on the same day dur
ing the balance of the summer.
Old timer Jack I-eedy left for the
scene of his labors In the American
river section this morning. I.eedy will
he in charge of the Welch dredga
The city has commenced the recon
struction of the foot bridge over Snake
river and will shortl\ have that un
handsome structure In working order
■ gain.
Rocky Mountain creek will be the
scene of operation of a new type of
| steam scraper which has been devised
especially for that locality by Mr. J.
Roque. The ground is said to contain
high values for scraping
The gas boat Fleetwood left for Tel
ler and Qrantley harbor this afternoon
in charge of Harry Ttarnett, Fred Ric h
ardson and one or two others were
passengers.
The Flyer arrived from Solomon
shortly after twelve tadav and depart
ed on the return journey during the
afternoon with a full cargo of freight
and a considerable number of passen
gers.
The Krnst Rros, dredge passed
through the late storm without injury
and is now being placed in readiness
for operation although receiving a se
vere buffeting it was found that hardly
a thing was out of place.
The steamer Kdith Is now on the way
to Nome having finished discharging
cargo some time this morning. The
time of arrival is not definitely ststed
but will probably be some time during
the early evening. The kaTouche may
also arrive some time during the night
The storm has apparently blown it
sslf out and the waters are once more
in a fairly normal state although a
slight surf continues to break along
the beach. The vessels of the mosquito
fleet were enabled to get away for
iheir several dstinattons and apparent
ly everything is again serene.
Now that the trails are being cleared
of the snow, the freighters are again
getting busy and large <iuantities of
supplies and mining paraphenalia are
passing out to the creeks. No sum
mer mining is going on save in a few
favored spots owing to the creeks and
gvilches being still filled with snow.
Mr. N. Nelson of the American Tin
Mining Company left on the Silver
Wave to look over tlie scene of opera
tions on the American river with a
view to arranging matters for handling
the new dredge which will be Installed
by his company during the coining
season.
A man named Martin who ran untuck
i* the re:l light district night before
last was haled before Judge Grimm
is tlie municipal court yesterday after
roon and ussossed the sum of twenty
dollars receiving in addition a few
w< rds of admonition concerning the
e' i. which is likely to befall him who
i .oks on the wine when it ‘s red a lit
tle too often.
Two comedies and two dramas will
be shown at the Dream tonight. One
■ of the comedies “Doc York and the
! Limited Express” is u cartoon picture.
| Sunday night Mable Normand and
i Charles Chaplin in the roaring comedy
' "Mable at the Wheel" in two parts
■ will lie tlie star attraction. Chaplin
i and Mable Normand are recognized as
! the best team of comedians now ap
! {tearing on the screens—so the audience
i can go prepared for a good laugh.
I ”
, Tonight at Eugio hall moving picture
• show will be shown a varying program
a comic, a comedy, a drama and a
scenic weekly. On Sunday night a two
reel drama featuring J. W. Johnston
and Edna Payne entitled "Whom God
Hath Joined” will he the head liner.
“Universal Ike with one Foot in the
f—
Grave" is sure some fun and the pro-1
gram will conclude with the ever pop- |
ular Uaumont Weekly, showing scenes
l'rorn all over the world, i’rof. Ilerg
ien violin and (lllie Uourret piano will |
furnish music during tlie evening.
The petit jury for the special term
of the district court which will com
mence on July seventh was drawn this
morning. Following is the list of those
selected to serve. A. A. Allan, Hugo
Beyer, M. N. Button, J. J. Cole, J. E.
Hastings, H. Henderson, Jas. Howard,
G, E. Jones, John Kelllher, W. H. Koch,
I. Kraeower, R. McMillan, J. F. Mat
thews, F. J Meilke, C. M. Mitchell, An
drew Morrison. Carl M. Nelson, G. A.
Paxton, A. F. Peery, A. O. Poteet, Rob
ert Robltt, W. II. Schott, J. W. Seger
strom, George Steinmann, Chas. V.
Strand, O. S. Weaver.
The schooner Silver Wave got away
for York and wav points shortly after
nine o’clock today with n list of pas
sengers totaling fifty-six, the majority
of which were hound for Teller and
the American river section. Included
in the passengers are the crews of all
the dredges which will operate in that
district. The following are the pas
sengers: For York, G. Denny, IT. Den
ny, T. Stevenson. For Sinrock. A. An
derson and Axel Widlund. For Teller.
E. Wallace. E. Nelson. A. Young. I!
Carl. S. Whistler, John Wallace, <> !
tl. Boehn, E. Carl, Nels Nelson, II. W 1
l.usk, Wm. Graves, .1. Durkin, B. <>
Fischer, A. S. Graham, Henry Bearse,
A. Barrett. J, Patrick, D. Springer, R.
Wells, R. Sargent, G. Mish, J. King
ley C. Burokstad, O. C. Rossi, H
Shura, J. Lenner, H. Thomas, J. Stan
grom. J. Needy, Tom Preston, J. Sax
ion, F. Hartmann. Ed Hawden, C.
Nautsen. M. McNennen, J. MeDougall,
N. H. Cameron, Wm. McCurdy, D
Dickson. E. J. Oehrman, Max Hirsoh
berg. A. Shaughnsssy, M. Sliscovitch,
J. Rogeist, James Mason. Joseph Ken
nedy. H. F Shogren, John McCure, P.
Kennedy, H. E. Shogren, .1. Kennedy.
For Tin City. Mrs. A. B. Moore.
The Nome Gun Club is preparing to
hold "midnight sun” shoot at the .
Steadman avenue grounds next Mon
day or Tuesday. The time will he
midnight and while this may seem an
unusual hour for an event of this na
ture, the absence of darkness at this!
time of the year makes the shooting |
no less difficult than during the day
light hours In other climes. As one of
the club members expresses it, it will
lie “at midnight by daylight.” This is
the first event of this nature to he held
in many years. Once before In the
summer of 1005 the members of the
old gun club met at midnight on the
longest day of the year and tried their
hands at the traps. The shoot was
such a sucess at that time that it was
intended to perpetuate it but for some
time it was allowed to drop and the
shoot now in prospect is the first at
tempt to revive this unique event. A
large list of special prizes will he of
fered for the midnight shoot and the
Hull will exert itself to make the event
of great interest both for members and
the public. The club will also hold a
big shoot on July 4 for the Burroughs
trophy and a fine list of merchandise
prizes which it is said will lie denoted
by local merchants. The regular week
ly meet will he held tomorrow as usual
weather permitting.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
Sunday services: Bible school, 11 a.
m.: pastor's class will study Paul’s
first missionary tour.
Christian Endeavor meeting. 7 p. m.;
Mrs. Bauer leader.
Evening worship service, 8 o’clock,
sermon by the pastor on "Lest We
Forget." The chorus choir will sing
Adam's “Thou Wilt Show Me the Path
of Life.’’
Strangers and those without a
church home are most cordinily invit
ed to these services.
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* SEND US A PICTURE. #
Volume 6 of the Nugget Mining
and Dredging Edition will make %
its appearance about October 10, #
f.1 1915. Preparations are now un- #
'-’.t way for the selection of material +
+ and pictures depicting the mining ♦
+ life of the camp and many other +
+ interesting stories of this part of +
+ Alaska. Any one having good pic- +
f.1 tures which will help to enlighten
% and interest outsiders about tills ♦
+ wonderful country are asked to ♦
send them to the Nome Nugget %
+ as soon as possible. ♦
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JUST RECEIVED
A FULL SUPPLY OF FINE FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, PORK,
VEAL AND POULTRY, PIGS FEET, SPARE RIBS, HALIBUT AND
BLACK COD. A FEW CASES OF FINE RANCH EGGS AND BUT
TER.
Independent Meat Market
W. H. WEBB, PROPRIETOR
_ TELEPHONE MAIN 15.
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4 FIVE THINGS YOU GET AT ^
! HOLLER’S GROCERY!
4 1st.—COURTEOUS TREATMENT. J
4 2nd.—GOOD GOODS. ▼
4 3rd.—REASONABLE PRICES. 4
4 4th.—PROMPT DELIVERY. 4
5th.—STRICTLY FRESH BLANCH- 4
T ARD RANCH EGGS RECEIVED 4
\ PER STEAMER CORWIN. a
4 PHONE. Main 86 211 FRONT ST. ^
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MOVEMENT OF BOATS
ON THE YUKON
Nome Radio, June 19, 1915.
Delta at Gibbon.
Jacobs at Gibbon.
Davis at Gibbon.
Kerr up St. Michael t> a. m.
Robert Lee arrived Toiovana fi P
in., going up Toiovana river.
Sarah up Kotlik 1 p. m.
Scwatka down Circle, 2:15 p. m„
18th.
Selkirk down Yukon Crossing ti: lrt
a. m.
Whitehorse leave Whitehorse tonight.
Vldette leaves Dawson for up SUw
irt tonight.
Yukon leaves Dawson down river 11
p. m. tonight.
HATS,
Costs, suits, skirts and slilrl waists
at outside prices.
MRS. J. WANGER.
Second Avenue Opp. Court House
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
Dressers, rockers and all kinds of
furniture for sale cheap. Inquire at
Crescent hotel, opp. Golden Gate hotel.
LOUIS LEVY COMING.
Hold your furs until my arrival in
Nome.
DAUGHTER OF RUSSIAN
OFFICER CAPTURED
OF FOE GERMANS
IIRRIJN, June 10.- The daughter of
n Russian colonel was among the re
cent captures of the German forces in
the liig lint ties In Galicia. The girl
was dressed in the uniform of a sol
dier and was fighting in the ranks at
the time of being taken prisoner. The
girl asserts that many women are
lighting in the Russian ranks unknown
In their iiitleers and there are also
many who like herself are one year
volunteers.
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4 It makes no difference how
WET I
You may be. Be sure and keep your feet
DRY ' |
■r I here is only one stock of Footwear in I
Nome and we have it *
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
1
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager
iHfiWHiWIf H* •-!-• y’l't
TIME IS MONEY
BUY A FORD NOW AND SAVE BOTH
Order now and take advantage of the $50 dividend allowed on each
car, etc. Full particulars on request.
HI LIGHTERIGE 8 GGMMEflGIIL CO.
Formerly'John J. Sesnon Company
SOLE AGENTS.
THE NONPAREIL I
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS.
Special Offering
LADIES HOUSE DRESSES
Best qualities Ginghams and Percales.
In Light and dark colors. Perfectly made
and prettily trimmed.
ALL NEW GOODS
Values from $1.75 to 2.25
ALL AT THE ONE PRICE
SI.50
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