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75 CENTS PER GALLON
| CROWLEY S PORTER
100 TONS OF FLOOR
Bread only 60. North Pole Bakery
and Anvil Bakery.
Aufluetine and Kyer chocolates and
Butter crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY |
Drama
"THE BANK MESSENGER"
Comedy
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“HIS BIRTHDAY JACKET" j
Drama
"THE DECEIVERS” j
ADM. 25^
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MRS. GINNIVIN. PROP ?<
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S Bread. Pies Cakes and Pastries fl
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' Bread Delivered. Phony Red 170 ^
* Coffee Like Mother Made W
£ Meals Served at Regular Hours \
LADIES TAKE NOTICE.
Cut prices on Coats, Dresses, Skirts.
Aprons Wool Caps. Children's Tights
nd Bloomers.
Ticket given with each one dollar
purchase on 64 inch hand embroidered
tuble cloth.
D. M. C. Thread at
MRS. J. WANGER'S
2nd. Ave. oppo. Court House.
HOME COOKING
The Coffee House and Restaurant of
Mrs. Niebling is the only place to get
home cooking. Lunches and short
orders will receive the best of atten
tion. Dinner served from five o'clock
on. and it can’t bo beat. Nest door to
the Surprise store. tf
Begin the New Year right by sub
scribing for the Nome Daily Nugget.
TaGLEHAEl”
Moving Pictures
j FRIDAY NIGHT
Drama
■THE MONKEY ACCOMPLICE'
Comic
■•THE SHOE ON THE OTHER
FOOT"
GAUMONT WEEKLY
SUNDAY NIGHT
Three Reel Drama
•THE LURE OF THE VIOLIN”
Keystone Comic
A STRONG REVENGE"
ADMiSolON. 25 cants.
FIRST GAME
Tigers vs. Malamutes
SECOND GAME
Bears vs. Bagles
EAGLE HALL.
SAT., JANUARY 9,1919
ADM. 50<=
RESERVED SEATS AT ROSE CANDY STORE.
!25 PER CENT OFF ON THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES THIS
WEEK:
ALL CORSETS. HOSIERY IN SILK. COTTON OR WOOL, MIT
’a TENS AND GLOVES IN WOOL SILK OR KIDD. ALL UNDERWEAR,
ALSO ON EVERY DRESS IN THE STORE.
IF YOU KNEW AND CAN FIGURE WHAT 25 PER CENT OFF
REGULAR PRICE MEANS YOU BETTER TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THIS SAVING THIS WEEK
NEWS NOTES
'
You get the most and all the very
'utest war news In the Nugget.
FIVE.
Mr Nelson of the Shovel creek road
house arrived in town last night.
Council has three and one half feet
>f snow mi the level, which has stopped,
teaming for a time it* that section
Dorris Byers holds the lucky number
167 which entitles her to the pick of
any Hart- Shaffner & Mark suit or
overcoat In the (Jen K Lumet* & Co’s
i store.
Bobby Brown and family stopped at j
Solomon lust night and again took up
tlielr Journey this morning for Sweep
stakes creek where Bobby will work
his ground the coming summer
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Mr. and Mrs. Scott came up from
l Solomon last night Mr. Scott is con
; neeted with the Seward dredge on
! Solomon river and Is In Nome for a
i brief time on business
A social dance Is to be given by the
j Moose tonight. Invitations have been
i Issued to a number of people outside of
the order by the members of the Moose
! and a large attendance Is expected Re
freshments will also be served
The outside mall will arrive in Nome
this evening, having passed Safety this
afternoon at 1:45 and Cape Nome at
2:55 p m The mail on this trip Is
the full limit consisting of two sacks
of first class and three sacks of second
! class matter.
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The Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No 1,
will hold their regular meeting tonight
at which time there will he the installa
tion of officers for the coming year \
large attendance is expected and a \
general good old pioneer time is e\
i peeted
The people of Solomon had a dance
New Year’s and the weather being
ttormv the people who had collected'
there were stormbound so they con
I tlnued the festivities for three days
j md nights There were three nights of
j dancing and three days and nights of
| feasting in which the people of Soln
I mon and from the surrounding camps
| had a most enjoyable time
The Nugget war maps arc in great
demand Judging by the compliments of
subscribers who say that their copies
mysteriously disappeared from their!
places As many as thirty-five such ;
complaints have come to this office
during the past few weeks. As the
number of maps nre limited we would
advise those who have them to keep a
close watch over them as they may
not bo able to procure another from
the Nugget office owing to the contin
ually increasing number of new sub
scribers which receive a war map free.
Mary Donaldson, of Uedform, In
diana. is very anxious to hear from her
brother, Thomns Fields, or to get any
Information of his whereabouts. He
was expected home from Alaska on
Xmas. 1913, but since then nothing has
been heard from hint. Any information
sent to the sister will be appreciated
as site says site is heartbroken over
the continued absence and silence of
her brother. Any information sent
to Mary Donaldson, Iledford, Indiana,
H. It. i B 0 A will be received and ap
preciated by her.
Mrs. J H. Noel says she has a brother
somewhere in the vicinity of Nome by
the name of Joseph St. Goddard and
who goes by the familiar name of
"Little Joe.” Any information re
garding him will be most gratefully
receis’ed by his sister wlto has not
heard from him for several years. Anjx
one knowing St. Goddard or who can
give any information concerning him
Will please notify Mrs. J W. Noel, 211
14th at. North Letbridge, Atlanta Gn.
"The Lion Tamer’s Revenge" a re
markable two reel production of the
Cines-Kloine film company and one of
the greatest wild animal films ever
produced will be the principal attrac
tion at the Dream Sunday night. This
wonderful animal picture displays not
less than twenty full grown lions In a
series of thrilling episodes, the animals
being tite famous lion herd used in the
Cines production of Tite Last Days of'
Pompeii. The storj is replete with
thrills throughout and the denouement
Is one of the most startling ever shown
in a photo drama. The pleasing pro-j
gram displayed Tuesday will be re- i
peated tonight
Begin the New Year right by sub
scribing for the Nome Daily Nugget.
From outside reports It Is elarned
hat flour has gone up two dollars and
tixty-flve rents per barrel since the j
icglnnlng of the European war The
\'omo merchants have made an advance
if only fifty cents per barrel on some
irands and twenty cents on others
which Is extremely modest on their
part, as they cannot buy It on the out
side now for what they are retailing
't here But watch out for an advance
next spring
Last night the annual business meet
ing of the Federated church was held
In the church parlors with a good at
tendance The pastor presided Re
ports from the pastor, hoard of trustees.
Ladles Aid society was shr shr shr hr
teachers, music committee, the Sun
day school and the Ladles' Aid socletv
were given and all Indicated good pro
gress for the past year and a healthy
condition at the present time The fol
lowing officers were elected: Deacon,
to serve with two others, Win. It. Pear
son: Trustee, to serve on a board of
nine. F I! Cowden. F. M. Saxton and
C. W. Thornton: Treasurer. Carl J.
Lomen Clerk. Walter H. Johnson:
Music Committee, F. R. Cowden,
Elmer Reed alul Mrs A. D. Poteet:
Ushers. Geo Smith. A D Poteet, Al
fred J Lomen. A P. Milter; Custodian
of the Building. A W Cameron; Sun
day School Superindent. P E Bauer
Light refreshments were served after
the business session.
Last i tight the Bugle Judge held
iheir regular meeting, and one m Hie
largest meetings in several years was
recorded, tneie being between one and
two hundred members present to wit
msH the beuuiiiui riiunsiie work In the
installing ot us bilkers. Past Wurth}
1 resident Hobbes, was insuilling ullicei
and delivered Ins churges to tile differ
ent bilkers in an able. Intelligent and
impressive manner. Upon the retire
ment from the Worthy President's of
nce Antonio Polet who hus held that
station for the past year was presented
a mugniticant jewel by Brother Hobbes,
in a neat speech, In behalf of tho mem
bership of the Eagles. Mr. Polet re
plying In we$ chosen words from the
heart. The following are the new of
ficers of Nome Aerie No. 75, F, O. E.,
for the ensuing year und which were
installed.
Past Worthy President, A. Polet;
Worthy President, E. W. Carelton;
.Vice-President, Ralph Lomen. Chap
lain, .1 W. Warwick; Secretary, W. M
Eddy; Treasurer, Louts Stadle; In
side Guard. Arthur Wright; Outside
Guard, Dominick Scrivanick: Trustee
A Polet; Aerie Physician. Dr. W, IV
Aroy Chaco.
There was a big bunch of new appli
cations for membership in the Eagles
road off last night and the order is
growing stronger every meeting. There
was the Eagle spirit everywhere and
reminded one of the boom days of
Nome years ago At the next regular
meeting a large class will be initiated
into the mysteries of Eagledom and
the goat, which has had a rest of nearly
two weeks is reported to be In the pink
of condition for next Tuesday night.
After the regular order of business was
transacted the members adjourned to
the banquet room, where the commit
tee which had been appointed for tho
purpose of giving a little spread to the
officers and members, found tables
laden with lots of good things to eat
and drink. Many speeches were made
and good cheer was very much in evi
dence. Tho banquet tlnally coming to
an end by the members singing Old
Land Syne
In connection with the use of reindeer
on the trail and for carrying the mall,
tho following letter to the Bureau of
Education may bo of interest:
Kotzebue, Alaska, Nov 3o, 1914.
Dear Friend Mr. Shields.
I am going to write you a few line
at Kotzebue. Perry and I mail carrier
again. Wo use sled deer from Barrow
down to Kotzebue. Wo use Govern
ment sled deer because Air. Richardson
(teacher at Barrow) wants us to use
sled deer carrying mail. Perry and I
like sled deer better than dogs. We no
buy dog feed in our trail. .lust food
for ourself Air. Richardson told us
you wants us to use sled deer. Always
wo use Govt, sled deer, we no use
somebody sled deer. I am sorry one
sled deer hurt itself on his leg
The Barrow people killed five v hales
on this full. Now I will close my letter
and said goodbye.
Tours truly,
BERT PANIGEO.
The contractor for the mail route
front Kotzebue to Barrow, possibly the
hardest mall route in this part of
Alaska writes:
"I was well pleased with their first
:rlp down They came in on Saturday.
: think the deer will be a success as the
toys will have to carry only Iheir own
tupplies and need no dog feed. Thank
tig you for your advice in this matter,
>tc."
The rates at which mail contracts
ire let now are so low that it Is de
AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewis Hunter Rye end the Fa
mous Atherton Bourbon whiskeys, Dis
tilled spring 1904-1903, bought In bend
and reduced to 90 per cent, by U. 8.
government by the bottle or gallon.
YOU GET THE MOST AND VERY
LATEST WAR NEWS IN THE NOME
DAILY NUGGET.
WE CAN DO IT.
Fof first class work and prompt de
. livery phone Main 151 and the People’s
Steam Laundry will call and get your
i laundry.
W J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
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NOTICE.
Cut on white dresses for ladies and
children. Just the thing to wear at
.he Carnival.
MRS. J. WAGNER,
2nd Avenue, opposite Court House
oidedly good business for the run fers
to use animals, if possible, that need
no bought food.
Mr Hen Ksbey arrived last night
I Iron) Fairbanks and is registered at the
1 Golden Gate lintel. Mr. Ksbey reports
[the trails nearly Impassable between
■ i he portage and Fnalakleet He reports
j having passed Dan Crowley and Tom
'Gaffney, who were traveling together,
eighteen miles this side of Fnalakleet
Crowley had three of his dogs badly
i hewed up and was compelled to trade
them off for culls which he was driving.
He also met Protopapas at the Twenty
two mile road house.
The Nugget is giving its subaerlhrrs
nore telegraph news than any 'other
p iper In Alaska and will continue to
ito so. Send In your name and have
lie Nugget delivered to your home or
(flee. Do it now.
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I SPEGIAL FOR THIS WEEK
J FANCY JONATHON APPLES, PEH BOX >2.00
3 UNCLE SAM'S HEALTH BREAKFAST FOOD, PER PKG 25e
U DEL MONTE: SWEET POTATOES. PER CAN . 20c
,] RELIANCE. PEAS OR BEANS. PER CAN 20c
•;] S. 4. W. PEAS OR BEANS. PER CAN 20c
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