Copyright 1921 Hut Schaftner & Man
BIG REDUCTION IN CLOTHING
Our invoices for Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing,
received this Summer, show a big reduction in prices
as compared with last year’s eqipments. Our prices
on suits are now
$ 35.00 and Up
WE HANDLE ONLY HART, NCHAEFNEK * MARX CMITHEK. YOU
ARE THEREFORE SITUS OF GETTING NOTHING BUT THE BENT
WHEN YOU BUY YOUR CLOTHES FROM US.
Our Stock of Miners
Work Clothes and
Furnishings
AR LTHE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE, AND WE SKILL THEM AT
LESS THAN OUTSIDE PR1CTES.
MEN’S KHAKI COATS AND PANTS
S2.00 EACH
MEN’S BOSS OF THE ROAD
CANVAS COATS S1.75 EACH
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT’S UNTIL » P. M.
Copyiicbt 1921 Hart Scbaffocr «C Marx
THORULF LEHMANN
LOCAL NEWS
I/EIBEK SCHOONER AIM -TH'
ANCHORED TO ICE
The Leibes motor ship Arctic has
been anchored to the ice floes off
Point Lay since Sunday^ according
to a wire received from the ship
Friday. The Arctic evidently en
countering heavy loe has found ft
impjosaihjle U> proceed further on
their Journey into the north until
the ice breaks up and becomes less
dangerous.
RADIO STATION NOW
UNDERGOING REPAIR#*
The representative of the Nugget
paid a visit to the local radio sta
tion during the -week and found
many new repairs to the station un
derway. Sergeant Anderson, officer
in charge of the Station states that
a new antenna will be erected among
other repairs to the station. The
material for the antenna has been
received and the work of assembling
tt is being done by members of tbe
Station. One section of the new an
tenna will be erected at a time and
•n old section taken down, thus
foing away with any delays that
iiight occur otherwise.
SCHOONER DUXBURY TO
MAKK LONG VOYAGE
According to Charles Larson and
Henry Chamberlain the schooner
Duxbury which is at present at Saf
ety will be placed in condition for
a northern cruise to last for one
year or more. Leaving Nome
about August 5th the Duxbury will
head north east to Coronation Gulf
and Banks Land, the eastern vicin
ity of Herochel Island will also be
visited and other points that can be
.reached without placing thei ship
and crew in too much danger of the
winter ice.
The cruise will be devoted to trad
ing, trapping and tbe taking of
movies, a crew of natives will be
shipped to do the trapping and as
sist in the handling of the boat.
FRESH STOCK
WHITMAN'S
CANDY
LOMEN BROS
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
Oar shipasraf of Ladles aid Children's Merrhaadliri 1m mom on
display. Before doing any porchadnf we invite you to look over
our stock.
With every purchase for a child a balloon given free.
Wo also have a complete line hi oar Men's Department.
We specialise in suit rases and grips. The flaest north of
JACK SEIDESVERG
SCHLITZ
The Drink that made
Milwaukee Famous.
Proclaimed the liquor
food of the nation.
Per Barrell $27.50
Per Case = 9.00
Per Dozen 3-25
3 Bottles for 1.00
VEGEX
Richest in the important
mineral salts and food vita
mins from which rich blood
cells are multiplied. Sup
plies your body with the
essential elements lacking
from your other foods.
Right food makes sound
health—sound health
makes good complexion.
At aU good
grocersand
A.POLET
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR WR ALASKA FOR ALL
VITAMIN FOOD TO. PRODUCTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
C. W. Scarborough one of the local
movie men will accompany the Dux
bury on her trip north and will take
movies of the trip and also writ?
special articles of the events trans
piring during the cruise.
Chas. Larsen will be in command
of the ship and Henry Chamberlain
will be in charge of the engine room.
HUE DOES SLIGHT
DAMAGE TO ROOF
A fire from unknown origin
started in the home of Mtb. Neibling
last Tuesday afternoon and caused
damages to the roof amounting to
approximately forty dollars.
The alarm was immediately re
sponded to by the Nome Fire De
partment, and the members of the
U. S. Coast Guard Station which are
auxiliary members of the Depart
ment. Many citizens who were at
the scene of the fire also rendered
valuable assistance in extinguishing
the blaze. The Fire Department
and Capl. Ross of the Coast Guard
station and his men are to be com*
p]invented on the quick response
that was made to the alarm. And
the citizens who rendered aid in
extinguishing the blaze, are to be
thanked. Had it not been (or the
quick action of those mentioned in
putting out the blase, damage of
considerable amount could have oc
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SUNDAY, JULY 15th |
CHICKEN DINNER j
Alaska Grown Lettuce, J
Corn on the Gob. j
I ere Cream aad Cake. j
AT BAHUET8.
Army Goods
(RECEIVED ON LAST BOAT)
NBW ARMY PANTS .S6.S0
RECLAIMED ARMY PANTS .SR50
NBW ARMY SHIRTS.ffcSS
KBOLAIMBD ARMY RAIN COATS.. V, SMS
RECLAIMED ARMY RLANKBTB.SS.7S
ALSO A LARGE STOCK OP CANVAS GLOVES AT COST.
TIE D/E. 6R0WLEY 8R0CERY DO. IRC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager