SPECIAL PRICES
FRESH HEI.ICHHS AXII CRISP COOKIES, WAFERS,
AMI SNAPS. I .AST KA1J. SHIPMENT.
ASSORTED CAKES. $5.00.
GINGER SNAPS .3.00.
GRAHAM WAFERS. 3.00.
DEMON SNAPS. 4 00.
VANILLA SNAPS. 4.00.
ALMOND MACAROONS . 3.25.
MOSS JELLIES. 6.00..
JELLY WAFER.5.00..
ORANGE H . B . ..5.00. . ..
HONEY Jl’MBl.ES• . 3.00.
GRAHAM SANDWICHES.4.00.
FLORA DORA. 7.00.
HONEY STRAWS. 5.50.
CHOC ROYALS.4.50.
IH V A CAII1IV AM* HAVE SOME OX HAXII W HEN
YOP FEEL Hl'NGRY. THERE IS XOWING MORE
APPROPRIATE TO SERVE TO THE I XEXPKl TED
/flake It Easier
for tbc m\k
Tin* woman who makes her own bread must run
the gauntlet of the hot oven ami the worry of the baking
hoard before she obtains it.
How much easier it is to put down ten cents for
our small loaves or fifteen cents for our extra large
loaves and say WHISTLK ItKKAO I’LKAKK.
Whistle Bread is wrappt'd in oil paper, therefore,
assuring our pal rolls fresher ami most sanitary Bread.
WHISTLE
CAFE AND BAKERY
City Bath House
Open For Business
I’NDER THE OLD MANAGEMENT
M. O. SOLBERG
BARBER SHOP IX CONNECTION
ARCTIC SPRINGS WATER
PROMPT DELIVERY
Billy Pangman
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
LOCAL NEWS
NOME BKITBI.K AX CLUB
ReRiilar M retie* at (% Hall, 8na>
day February 19th, 8:90 p. m. sharp
Election of Oflkcas.
FRONTIER (iXKBiUTlON
KAGIiK HA IX TONIGHT
American Lerionaires have work
ed hard and effectively to mako thiB
right one that the people of Nome
will remember with pleasure.
Various committees have complet
ed their assignments and performed
their duties well. Eagle hall will
prerent a replica of the early days of
Nome and other frontier towns, and
thru the entire evening the comfort
ar.d pleasure of all present will be
the one object of the hosts.
Formality will be dispensed with
and an atmosphere of freedom and
fun will prevail. This it: one social
affair where every body meets on the
same plane and a good time is ascur
HARHV CHESTER ARRIVES
IN NOME FROM CHI NIK
Harry Chester, well known Chiuik
merchant, arrived in Nome Thursday
afternoon on a business trip and wt’l
return during the coming week.
NOME ITEM LEAVE FOR
HOT SPRINGS
On Wednesday morning, behind
two teams or yelping trail scorchers.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Weaver and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Cameron left for the
Hot Springs. The ladies will remain
for a month or so while th** husbands
will return to Nome.
NOME SCHOOL TO HOLD
“COMMUNITY SING”
The week of February 19th to 26th
will be celebrated throughout the
nation as "National Week of Song.”
As a contribution to the observance
of this week, a "Community Sing”
will be held in the school gymnasium
Thursday evening. February 23rd.
Every member of the community
is cordially invited to attend and
join in the exercises.
No admission charges will apply, i
The Wathey Orchestra has offeiod I
its services for the evening.
OUTSIDE MAIL ARRIVES
WITH DELAYED MATTER I
A large consignment of Outside j
s.nd' way mail arrived Friday after- j
noon at 2 p. in. in charge of Peter
Curran. About 750 pounds of ».rs* i
and second class matter comprised
the consignment, an excess of 250
pounds over the regular amount.
The people of Nome are realizing
that a congestion obtained ei Unala-1
kleet for on this mail were received ,
November and December issues of
magazines that have be*--.', held at
the division point and released thru
tht Postoffice Department, authori
zation of excess mail delivery.
MOOSE TO HOLD CELEBRATION,
DEDICATION OF HALL
Nome Lodge No. 1413. Loyal Orde^
of Moose, will celebrate the dedica
tion of the Moose Hall by giving a
dance and card party Monday even
ing at 9:15 sharp. Invitations are
extended to all Moose. Legionaires
and families. Prior to the party the
order will meet in regular session and
perform the ritual ceremonies inci
dent to the formal dedication.
Accompanying the card and danc
ing features of the party the Moose
will give a lunch and smoker to their
guests.
BUREAU OF EDUCATION
HEAD RETURNS TO NOME
Jean Dupertius, Superintendent of :
the Bureau of Education, returned
to Nome Monday evening from an ex- ,
tended trip to the* various bureaui
stations along the East coast. Mr.
Dupertius went as far East as Bt.
Michael, visiting the schools, mis
sions and reindeer stations along the
route, at which places he made ex
tensive and thorough Investigations
into conditions effecting the reindeer
situation. Mr. Dupertius is the di- ]
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fi Open from K
fi 6 A. M. to 8 P. M. *
* ..SPECIAL DINNER FROM *
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BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
rect representative of the Depart
ment of the Interior and his rules
and regulations are the voice of his
department and have the force of
NOMKITKS (T7LRBRATK
BIRTHDAY AT SOLOMON
Lawrence Kerr quietly packed his
i rip and .-lipped away to .Soh:mc.si
last Wednesday afternoon to cele
brate bis natal da' in the atmos
phere of “Mother” Shaughneasy’s
hospitality. Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Johan-on who have been enjoying
a visit at Solomon for the last week
were on hand to help Lawrence eele
Thursday evening Solomon turned
out in all its glory and lent number
and spirit to the occasion. Feasting
and dancing was the order of the
evening and the guests remained un
til the wee small hours of Friday
morning.
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD TO
GIVE CHARITY BALL
On Saturday Feb. 25th, the A.
B's will give a Charity Ball in the
club hall and everybody is invited to
attend this worthy function.
After the expenses of the dance
are deducted the A. TVs will turn
over to the City relief fund the sur
plus funds obtained.
Many cases or need have been pre
sented to our City Council and have
received assistance from the city
funds, which are derived from the
collection of taxes, funds which at
no time were very large, and the
purpose of the Arctic Brotherhood
to augment this fund is well taken
and voices a spirit truly Alaskan.
There are numerous cases where
assistance would be gratefully re
ceived and it is the duty of all citi
zens to attend this affair and contri
bute to the relief of the poor and
distressed worthy brothers of Christ.
MOOSE IjADIES ARE
FAMOUS ENTERTAINERS
As a result of prodigious labor and
ceaseless activity the ladies of
Mooseheart Legion entertained the
ladies of Nome with a card party and
luncheon last Tuesday afternoon.
Tables were set thruout the Moose
hall and every seat was occupied by
members of Nome's fairest. After
the series of games were concluded
the guests were treated to a famous
Lady Moose lunch, replete with dain
ties that had been prepared by
Nome's culinary celebrities. For
days the ladies had been making pre
parations for this event and the re
sults proved that our lady entertain
ers are hostesses par excellence.
When the luncheon was over the
guests returned home to prepare for
another participation in Moose hos
pitality.
Prize winners in the card games
are as follows in the order named:
Mrs. Rose Lescher. Mother Tiffany.
Mrs. Mildred Lomen. Mrs. Larson,
Mrs. O. N. Flowers. Mrs. B. Nelly,
Mrs. Blanche Reed. Mrs. F. Ayer,
Mrs. W. C. McGuire, Mrs. Dr. Welch,
Mrs. H. Gabrielson. Mrs. Jennie
Mrs. E. Grimm, Mrs. L. Stephan
sen. Mrs. Wm. Koch. Mrs. Thomas
Lyle. Louise Rouma, and Mrs. R. B.
Promptly at 9:30 in the evening
the doors of Moose hall were thrown
open to men and women and dancing
to the dulcet strains of the Moose
Orchestra brought to a close the end
of a perfect day.
The unselfish, tireless efforts of
the various members comprising the
entire entertainment committee is to
be commended and high praise is due
the ladies who sacrificed their time
and efforts to make this day a mem
orable one to the guests who were
fortunate in being able to participate
in this delightful affair.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the Poll Rook* are now open for the
registration of all legally qualified
voters of the City of Nome, for the
Municipality and School Board elec
tion to be held April 4th, 1022.
8.GRIXM,
City Clerk.
E. L. HOLT
THE OIL BURNERS ARK SELLING
FAST. *GET YOURS BEFORE
IT IS TOO LATE
We have the largest., most reasonable
and useful prises for CARD
PARTIES in the city
We have trunks and Suit Cases or
dered to late to sell last Fall
Yon can buy them cheap now.
HOLTS CASH ITORK
APPLES
$4.00 PER BOX
YOU’D BETTER HURRY
D E CROWLEY 6R0CERY CO.
R. B. JULIAN, Manager
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| Water Wagon I
Q DELIVERY WILL COMMENCE AS SOON AS FRRG2R-IT X
Q ,* Delivering pure Spring water from Sun Light Springs on q
O Rocker Creek. Just the same kind of water as obtained from V
0 Moonlight Springs—Absolutely pure. Prompt service guaran- ft
X teed. Your patronage solicited. 5
1 W. J. ROWE |
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Per pound 5cts
Per ton $85.00
Blubber per pound 8cts
HICKORY FOR SKI18 AND DOU HLHIGHS
DOG HARNESS. HORSE HARNESS
SLEIGHS AND WAGONS.
W. H. CAMERON,
Phone Main 5
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Dealer in Raw Furs
| | NEW YORK—127 W. 27th St.
J SEATTLE—ALASKA BUILDING
Ship direct to Ney York for higheet price* paid for Raw Furs. \ '
i Your shipments are bandied toy expert graders and Now York Market 1
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, year J \
• shipments will he kept separate in order that our pricos may be ap- 1 k
| proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis
• factory, the Furs will be returned to you. transportation chargee pro- J
J paid. Ship by Insured Parcel Post or Bgpresa. Ship In a dry con. J l
dltlon. Always enclose an itemised list et contents With name and ] 1
address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package or hale, i i
i1 All payments are made by check on the Seattle National Bank, or in J
, any other manner desired. Special instructions, if any,.to accompany <
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