thanksgiving!
DELICACIES
CORN ON COB, (S. A W. or PREFERRED STOCK) par *an.
CRANBERRIES, S QUARTZ FOR B0«
ALSO SOME NICE FRE8H CELERY, DATES, FIGS.
CLUSTER RAISON8, SQUASH, PUMPKIN, MINCE MEAT AND
MANY OTHER THANKSGIVING TREATS.
| D.E. CROWLEY
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COMING EVENTS
Eagles Masquerade ball Eagle hall
December 4th.
Federated Bazaar, December 10,
Outside mall closes Mondays at 8 p.
m.
Outside mall due to arrive Fridays.
j FIRE ALARM SIGNALS
12.Standard OU Co.
II.Cars ten* Cold Storage
14.J. J. Seanon Co., office
16. Headquarters Saloon
21. The Lobby
24 .Pioneers Igloo
41 .Fire Department
31 .Discovery Saloon
32 .Yorkey'e Cigar Store
42 .Third Ava and Lane’s Way
.. Engine House, Phone Main 87 ..
7 whistles, water.8, lire out
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The following is the minimum tem
perature for lilts year and last year.
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November 1. 18 18 |
November 2. 26 18 j
November 3. 24 27 I
November 4. 18 6>
November 6. 18 —8
November 6. 18 —8
November 7. 8 2
November8. 6 16
November 9. 8 26
November 10. 4 17
November 11 . 4 22
Novemb r 12. 8 86
.November 13.12 24
November 14.14 18
November 16.16 18
November 16.19 12
November 17. 6 8
November 18 . 2 11
Novmaber 19. 1 14
November 20. 0 19
November 21 .—2 11
November.—7 12
November 23.—7 13
November 24 0 S
November 25. 4 -—9
November 26. 8 —14
November 27.19 —14
November 28.12 —8
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Persian and plaid. These are of 11 j
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$1.25 to $1.50 par yard* J (
Many useful end pretty things < [
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Coats, Hats, Dresses and Bklrta. 1 [
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Second Avenue. Opp. Courthouse <J
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| NEWS NOTES
The second game of the bowling
j .series will he played at the alleys
j .omorrow evening.
j The funeral of the late Theodore
I Palltsch look place from the uudertak
i ng parlors tuda\ under the auspices
of friends of the deceased.
The mull for the outside will loato
In charge of Eric Johnson tomorrow
morning. The mail for both Candle
1 ;'.;e outside will close at the post
f.'oe tonight at five.
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Nulato radio notified Nome to
day that first Incoming mall left there
Wednesday, November 24, 1915.
Radio also received notice that night
letter rate will commence over govern
ment lines on December 1.
\mong the mail arriving from Candle
'Ti Friday last were letters written as
aslly as September 18, another illus
ration of our remarkable mall facili
ties, which hardly seems excused by
he early arrival of the Ice In Kotze
bue sound.
William Stelgelmier, the Solomon
freighter arrived in town yesterday
| with a load of Christmas trees and re
j iK>rts excellent trails along the coast.
1 The trees are from the Council sec
J lion. Sleilgelmler will return this eve
| nlng.
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The clerk of the district court has
received the returns from the school 1
election held at Kiana on the fourth
of October which show the following
results: Wm. N. Levy; clerk, Ben 11a
gitls, treasurer. Herman Bernhardt, di- ;
rector.
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Mr. Llnke of Council wilt return to
his home town tomorrow morning to
gether with several other parties who j
have spent Thanksgiving in Nome.
Linke is engaged in prospecting In the j
neighborhood of Council.
Landsman reached bedrock o'n his
1\ under creek property Saturday eve
ning and foutid a small quantity of pay
Urt though not In sufficient amount to
,vork. He will, however, do a little !
drifting with the expectation of running !
.nto something better.
The general committee of the Ak- I
sala carnival held a meeting and trans
acted considerable business In cunriec- J
tlon with the affair including the ap
pointment of subsidary committees.
Announcement as to the personnel of
the various committees will be made
tomorrow.
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The A. B.'s will hold a social meet
ing tonight following the regular Mon
day night business meeting. A variety
of good things to eat and drink will
be on hand and an evening of pleasant
enjoyment is anticipated. A large
class of candidates will bo admitted
during the meeting, ten in all having
signified their willingness to travel
over the snowy trail.
.Vliss Constance Reed, the gifted
young daughter of Judge T. M. Reed,
rendered the solo “Just for Today" by I
Jane Abbott at the evening service
at the Federated church Sunday |
night. Miss Reed was in excel
lent voice and her delivery of the
beautiful song was marked by a depth
and quality of tono showing clearly
the results of her recent training.
The Dream presents a romantic and
thrilling problem picture tonight en
titled "Hidden Letters," in two parts !
and a western subject, "Broncho Billy's
Close Call.” A farce comedy with a
good original plot, and the right kind
of side-splitting humor closes the pro
gram.
Wednesday and Thursday the "Mil
lion Dollar Mystery” greatest of serials
will hold the screen. Two vitally in
teresting episodes in conjunction with
other brilliant numbers to season tho
big picture. Watch for attractions.
According to information received by
Eric Johnson on the last trip of tho
mail team a regular line of communi
> 1 ion has been established between
Isaac's Point and Dime Creek. A native
is said to bo making regular trips car
rying the mail and freighting such
supplies as can be conveniently handled
by dog team. It is also reported that
considerable freighting is going on
between the coast. The majority of
late arrivals in the new camp came
without provisions and as a conse
quence Chester is about sold out at
both the Dime and Golovin bay stores.
Tho Nome Baseball League was
formally launched for tho winter sea
son at the meeting held in the Golden
Gate Saturday evening and everything
was started out auspiciously with the
promise that the league will soon be
rtinjdne along smoothly. The princi-|
pal object of the meeting was to se
lect I lie officers who will preside over
the destinies of the league for the
ireseiit year. The election resulted in
ho following being chosen. President,
A. B. Miller; secretary, Charles Thomp
son; treasurer. Joe Sheldon; trustees,
Galen Fry, E* W. Burroughs. Prof.
Ird. A committee was also appoint
,ur the purpose of muking the ne
cessary recommendations as to the
number of teams, etc. This committee
met vesterday and decided to recom
nend that four teams be made up,
In , e from Nome and one from Fort
Davis. The committee will report at
general meeting to be held at the
Golden Gate this evening at seven. All
ire requested to attend as many de
I tails will be submitted for the consid
eration of the members.
order your calling cards for the New
Year at the Nugget office.
You don’t have to mask. You can
sit in the balcony and look on at Eagle
Masquerade, Saturday, December 4th. i
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Secure them at the Federated Church
Bazaar, December 10, 1915.
WILL EXTEND
NIGHT LETTER
SERVICE TO
EUROPE
A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2D.—On De
ember first will be Inaugurated a night
.otter cable service to Europe similar
to that of the American telegraph com- !
lanies, permitting the sending of fifty
cords for the same price as a ten
ord day message. The plan of sending
night letters has proved exceedingly
profitable in the ease of the telegraph
, ompanies and It is believed that It
will also prove good business in the
' <e of the cable companies. The
'■heme will be participated In by at
easi two of the cable companies with
I lie prospect that others will follow.
AVALON, CATALINA ID.
RAZED BY FIRE
A. P. A. Service
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29.—Eire de
stroyed the principal hotel and a large
portion of the business houses of the
town of Avalon on Catalina island last
night, according to advices received
here. The origin of the fire is at pres
ent unknown. It is said that there
were several people slightly injured
while attempting to cheek the flames.
NOTHING DOING ON
WESTERN FRONT
A. P. A. Service.
PARIS, Nov. 29.—-Beyond a steady
rumbling of great guns along the west
ern front there are no military activi
ties according to the war office reports
yesterday today. Artillery duels are
in progress at many points along the
long battle line from Verdun west but
infantry actions are slight and of no
effect owing to the difficulty of man
euvering In the heavy condition of the
fields which have been turned Into
swamps by the recurrent fall rains.
From Flanders to Reims the trenches
are flooded and neither sido are in
clined to break the monotony by any
thing requiring extra vigilance and
labor.
WILSON SPENDS SUNDAY
WITH FIANCEE
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A. P. A. Service.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.—President
Wilson spent Sunday in this city with
Mrs. Galt who is visiting friends hero.
The couple attended church in the
j morning but remained secluded from
I public view for the remainder of the
day.
Don't be a sour ball all your life.
Come and have some fun, Eagle Mas
querade, December 4th.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewie Hunter Rye and the Fa
mous Atherton Bourbon whiskeya. Dis
tilled spring 1904-1905, bought in bend
and reduced to 90 per cent, by U, B.
government by the bot*U or galled.
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FOR THANKSGIVING
Fresh Killed Veal,
Pork and Chickens
Independent Meat Market
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ANVIL BAilERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAD
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER -OAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR M
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASRD
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR 0«R
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IS OUR STOCK OF j
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