D. E. CROWLEY GROC. CO.
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On the last da\ of each month from now till
Mav 31st, we will hold a drawing for a month
ly PRl.Mli Maud 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
Lomen Bros.
THREE 5 I ORI S
Overland Mail
Twice-a-Week
NOWADAYS
WRITE OFTEN TO YOUR FRIENDS ON THE OUTSIDE.—USE
Correspondence Cards
! THEY ARE VERY POPULAR AT PRESENT,
FINE FOR SHORT LETTERS
The most complete assortment of beautiful writing paper ever
brought to Nome. At popular piiees. Come tn and get a SAMPl.E
HIKE and examine out stock.
We deliver the goods
Hill’s Pharmacy
! CORONA T\PE\VRITTFR FREE. One chance with each 60c
purchase or paid on account.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
BUY A DOZEN ^
1 here is clams that are clams and there is clams that
arc clams that are not clams.
^ have now on salt* what is known as Reliance
dressi (1 clams. I In so clams arc* whole cleaned and every
bil clams put up in the best clear and white clam juice*, can |
be* used as othe r clams but in addition the best clam cock
tail can be pre pare d out of them.
5 CANo FOR $1.00
PER DOZEN $2.25
lpolcts Stores
NEWS NOTES \
ARGENTINEAN DENOUNCES
NEW U. S. NAVY BASES
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International Now* Sorvioo.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.—Declaring
tlmt the acquisition of naval bases is
but a veiled form of territorial ag
giesslon Joseph Sevier, a prominent
at'crney of Buenos Ayres, visiting
the American capital, today said that
.he United States must stick to the
Uan American ideal and lay aside de
sire for 3Plf-aggrandizement. He
said the European war has made plain
he necessity for developing a strong
| code of international law, application
of which should be made directly to
t ie American nations. The Mon
roe doctrine must be clarified and
s'.ited in positive tedms so that South
and Central American nations will
know exactly where they stand in re
lation to the United States according
to Mr. Sevier.
New laid eggs at Prosser's Harness
Shoo S1.00 oer dozen. Phone Black 5.
DIAMOND FROM THE SKY”
AT THE DREAM
■'Fire, Fury and Confu3ion" is the
title of the nineteenth chapter of this
wonderful serial which is now reacti
ng its climactic stages. The episode
s the most original of any so far
shown. It presents an altogether new
aspect to the plot and pictured story,
it contrasts the struggles of the op
posing factions in a manner that is at
once gripping and intensely sensation
al. Two supporting single reel sub
jects complete the big 3how. Tomor
row night, “Pelleas and Melisunde,”
i three reel feature.
NOTICE.
Miners Home Club will give u
dunce Friday, January 26. 1917, 9:30
p. m. for members and invited friends.
Admission 50 cents. Rndfcs free.
COMMITTEE.
CITY DOG NOTICE.
One young black dog, small white
streaks on breast, will be sold If not
clcmied by owner at the expiration
ol t(n days.
W. R. HAYS. Poundmaafr.
Subscribe for the Nome Nugget
J 2 on ne»- month.
25c Sale 25c j
Our Front Street Wind >w is filled with
First Class Merchandise, which we are offering
To The I rade, At
UNIT FIVE CENTS PER ARTICLE
G. P. GOGGIN
Come in and see the new
stock at the EMPORIUM and
get their prices.
THE EMPORIUM
KR1STAN BROS, j
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Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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? Here's The Place To Come *
0 For Values In Merchandise j[
j This Week Special
| IN OUR LADIES DEPARTMENT I
| flannelette Night Robes |
9 In fancy striped and white best quality ||
? Teazel Down Flannelette Superbly finished. j<
g Full lenglh, and perfect fitting. !s
1 $1.50 Night Robes $1J5 jlj
§ $1.75 Night Robes $1.35 ij;
| $2.00 Night Robes $1.50 jjj
3 $2.25 Night Robes $1.75 |i
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/ lex Holmson reached town today
from Solomon.
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Mall for the states closes tomorrow
I evening at 6 p. m.
j Pamey Cogg.ns was in town yester
day ttfter groceries and supplies foi
use on his claim on Dexter hill.
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i The Miners Home Club will give i
. social dance tomorrow night where u
, good time is assured ihose who attend.
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Lee Pierce & Co. have moved an out
fit ci No. 4 Specimen off No. 4 Anvil
■and are now preparing for extensive
^ operations.
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j Pierce & Shoofner are putting down
some holes at the head of Tripple and
Mr. Pierce is n gotiating for the
Grimm ground on Grass gulch.
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A1 Winkler will start for Dime to
morrow and as Harry Chester will
si; rt at the same time' for Chinik they
may travel along together.
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| Kelley, Sullivan and Murray sent
out a big load of lumber today to
the Kathleen on Dexter hill to be :
used for underground timbering.
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, The tournament of the Nome Bnvl
I ins Club will begin on Friday night.
The first series of games will rom
I inence at 7:30. I
This forenoon the wife of Sergeant
Grantham of the ctiy tel graph office
was operated on by Dr. Slurp at the i
1 Fort Davis hospital.
I Calkins and Storm 3cnt three tons
i of coal and hardware and groceries
| out to the Daisy claim where they
have been moving the entire working
on fit to a new location for another
shaft.
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The native boys from Cape Prince
of Wales who have opened the rein
deer market in the California buihl
.ng are said to be doing a fine busi
ness as their prices are very reasona
ble.
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Tbe-e is considerable activity and
mjrtery just now in many homes in
connection with the costumes which
will be worn on Saturday night at the
Mardi Gras of the A. B.'3. It is ru
mored that some stunning costumes
will be in evidence.
The Mardi Gras festival to be given
on Saturday night by the Arcitc Bro
therhood will be confined to members
and invited guests. It is announced '
that no one will be admitted with
out a card and unless a thoroughly
disguising costume is worn.
News from San Franci3C0 in a let
ter just received states that G°orge
Diamond who is well known here is
now foreman of the factory that Is
making the Diesel engines. Joe Chtl
berg on his way to Dos Angeles where
j he runs an Alaska curio store in the i
w<nter month3 stopped in San Fran
I cisco for two weeks where he met
many Nome people.
The card social and dance given by
the Pioneers last night was largely nt
te: ded and lasted until 1:30 this
m< rning. Refreshments were provided.
Thi re a”e some who maintain that
they enjoy the hearty welcome and
intormal good times of the Pioneers ^
more than almost any other social do
I mgs in town.
letters from the outside say tlau
the coast papers are printing a g*eat
! leal of news about Nome and the sur
/ oundlng country. Considerable space
tas been devoted to the proposed
laibor and to rumored great enter
prises soon to be started on Seward
en nsula. Publicity wont do Nome
,i bit of harm and is likely to help1'
grtatly in getting what we need, sa>
the boosters.
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The revenue cutter Bear reached j
' San Francisco on December 5 after'
i her southward cruise from Nome. Tin i
newspapers devoted lots of space to
the pets on the cutter. The young
walrus, seal, fox and bear all wer
photographed and written about ver>
fully.
Captain Cochran of the Bear ha:
made his last trip to Bering sea an
is r.ow going to Boston where he is j
assigned for two years on coast work.
•About fifteen automobile enthusiast
met lust night at city huM lo organist
a club. They discussed the matei '
fiom all angles and found the plan
had great poss.bilities. Judge Hobbes
was chosen president und George 11.1
lteed secretary. A committee was ap- !
pointed to draft a set of by laws. The
objects of the club will not only be'
social but also will be to work foi '
good roaus and to make i ules for the
members which will be for the benefl.
of all. oFr instance it was sugg.sleu
il.at a rule shou.d be made as to
rounding a coiner which would lessen
the danger of accidents and tend to
reduce the animosity of pedestrians
who have barely escaped being ru*,
o\or. The membership of the club
will probably be increased almost to,1
the total number of machine owner-, I
in town.
The little monthly magazine Eskimo
published by the bureau of education
and devoted to the interests of Es
kimos of northern Alaska has issueu j
from the Nugget press and is now in'
the mails. This number is markeu i
by the same sanity and common sense |
which characterizes all issues of the
magazine and in a number of ways
seems even more interesting than
usual. The leading article deals with
the lamp of the stone age and is from
the pen of Dr. Duniul S. Neuman. It
is of great interest and shows how J
the Eskimos of a former day depend
ed on the lamp for both light ana |
heat. Then comes an article of goou
sense on the reindeer business and
notes on the coming fair. The edi
toi ial page is bright U3 usual. Ediloi
Evans' always has plenty of right
ideas to spread on his page and de
lights in squibs such as this: “Which
tree has been known to bear boil, j
th' lemon and the peach? The family j
tree of course.” The suggestion is
made that natives stop killing ptarmi
gan for a year except in case of ab
solute necessity for food. It is hintei.
that the government will soon place
such a restriction und that it wuulo
be u good plan for each village coun
cil to beat the government to it. Two
pages are devoted to notes of the
! reindeer business and Eskimo news
j every line of which has interest to
even the casual reader. The verse
of this number was ‘'committed” by
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Forrest of Waln
i w'ght and eulogizes the Arctic sleep
ing bag. It is descriptive and plainly
13 the result of experience. A wider
demand for this magazine is announc
ed and the number of imprints ha:
been increased to meet the demand.
It should reach all who are Working
for natives, some of whom need thi
.unity shown.
Subscribe for the Nome Nugget
$ 3.00 per month.
TWO VIEWS OF
SAME FIGHT
WEST FRONT
nternational Nawa Sarvica.
FERLIN, Jan. 25.—The general staff
enounces that last night German
ironpi penetrated the French trenches j
s uiheast of Berry au Bac and re- !
uired after violent fighting.
PARIS, Jan 25.—The communique
s' tes that the French inflicted ex
c ptlonally heavy losses on Germans
who last night attempted a raid on
i lurches southeast of Berry au Bac.
Ti.e fighting became hand to hund
end desperate before the Attackers
were forced to retreat.
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