Handy one pound packages
Swift’s Premium Sliced Bacon
No Waste= Only 60cts.
and
Silverleaf Brand Lard
in neat one pound packages
for 25cts.
at the
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
Earl C. Modini, prop.
ELITE HOTEL
Modern Steam heated Rooms.
Steam. Shower and Tub Raths
in connection
Dan Al\ieh, Prop.
NOME CAFE
(Formerly Tony's Beanery)
Reopened under the Management of
Mrs. .5. Bogan and Bob Arnold
“GOOD EATS”
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O SUITS MADE TO ORDER FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP C
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o LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S CLEANING. r
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o PRESSING AND REPAIRING C
q MODERN METHOD^ AND PROMPT SERVICE
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| Nome Tailoring Co,f
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ALASKA S.S.CO
S. S, VICTORIA
sails from Seattle for Nome
Aug. 6 th
Freighter Xahesna scheduled to sail
July loth from San Francisco and
from Seattle July 24th for Nome. St.
.Michael, Bonanza, (iolovin, feller,
Shishmareff, Peering, Keewalik and
Kotzebue.
(Freight rates from Frisco
on this trip the same as from
Seattle.)
SAILING DATES SUBJECT T0ICHAN6E
James P. Daly,
Agent, Nome
LOCAL NEWS
'MKAWIAX \\i:\lK
KF<K!\ |\<; ATTENTION
| Tin* road leading out to the creeks
|M - Steadman avenue Ts being re
| surfaced, and when completed will
j be in excellent condition. The
t Hoad Commission has also com
jpieted the surfacin'- of the road to
the Radi*-. Station, which was bad
(l jn need of attention. It is now
pleasure to drive to the Radio
i Station, and the Commission is to
b* congratulated on the good work
rvi complished.
V. <>. •»<>>,HERO AltOlT
recovered i iuwi ii.iaess
\I. O. Solherg, th* well known
ptoprietor oi the City Hath House
at d Barber Shop, who has been
.-.itferine with a bad limb for the
h \\«;es owm i;
Mr. and Mrs. John Bogan have i
.** lion ’ ok part th* early part * f
this week and Messrs. Bogan and
I;* li Arnold will conduct the busi
ness in the future. Tin3 new pro- ,
prieors ha •• made several changes:
ii. th* place The boxes hav* been
taken the place of
uerly occupied by th*'
\<> vi OKI M PRESENT
vo meetivc; m:u>
Dm* to the fact that there was
i > <iunrum present the City Council ;
idid n t meet. However pressing
1- 11s w.-r# attended to by the Fin
j a * •••* Committee putting their O K|
: such bills as needed immediate I
j attention. It was also disclosed by
:»he Clerk that a great number of
j [arsons have paid 'heir taxes in the
least two weeks, thereby saving add
iCunal advertising to themselves.
BISHOP ItOWK MAKES
TRIP TO HARROW
Bishop p. T. Rowe, who has
j !»• eii with us since the arrival of j
fh.t last Victoria, and who expected
in go North on the Cutter Bear,
made final arrangements to make
| tl:e trip on the Bureau ..f Educa
jtion vessel Boxer, due to the fact
that tbe Bear will not make the
. i ip this* year. Bishop Rowe, be
, fere leaving Wednesday, stated
that he is taking a radio set to
; T'« int Hope for the Rev. Thomas,
[who is conductin' the Mission at
ithat place, and it is his belief that
the natives of that section will be
.able to list on in to concerts from
the Pacific Coast cities this win
r.ngies an* requested to at
tend meeting, Tuesday, Aug. 5th.
X |>. in. Important business.
A. I'OLET, sooty.
EOS SALE—Four Houses and 2
Lots, inquire of Al. Hinton, Itli
and Steadman \venue.
Phone Main 1. Vonie, Alaska.
Opposite M. & M. Hank Building.
I»R. I.. W. FROMM,
Dentistry.
FOR THE* \K\V-fOMKl{.S
PRICES THAT WILL SUIT YOU.
Gold Crowns.
Cold Killings . . .
Gold Inlays . .
Gold Jackets . . .
Rubber Plates. .
Porcelain Fillirrgs
Porcelain Crowns
.. $10 and $12
*4.00 and $5.00
...$10 and $12
. . $3.00 to $7.00
Bridge Work per tooth, sold or
Porcelain. . $10.00
ORAL PROPHYLAXIS a Specialty.
Treatment of Pyorrhea with.
Mereltan $2.50
ALL WORK (it \HA\TKEI).
NEW GOODS .11 ST RECEIVED
AT HOLT’S.
i’Oh you kids) '
I 'by Buggies .$20. to $50.00
They are Lairds & Fultons.
Tricycles, Rubber tired
$3.50 to $7.50 each.
Kiddie Kars, extra strong •
$3.00 to $5.00
Poll Buggies, Rubber Tires. begt
50cts to $7.50
.Waggons all Iron $1.50 to $7.50.
Dolls 75c to $7.50
Toy Telephones $1.50 each
Large line of Fishing Tackle
Just Received.
HOLT SELLS EVERYTHING.
HOLT’S NEW STORK
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
THephose Main 11
CAPTAIN IIAKTLKTT PAYS
VISIT TO \omi-:
Captain Bartlett who came north
ihoard the Cutter Bear this Spring,
•»me ashore this week and will.
i‘ is understood look up a landing
i - Id and location for the mast to
• erected for ihe forthcoming
"•lar trip next year of the dirigi
ol»- Shenandoah.
It will be remembered by Nome
ies that (‘apt. Bartlett was mns
. of the ill fated ship Karluk
*'hen she' was crushed in the Arc
ii ice park near Wrangell Island
a veral years ago. and who made
be trip across the ice from Wran
gell Island to the Siberian shore
tnd on' t.» Nome t.. secure assist
ti.ce to go to the relief of the
members of the . Stefannson ran
u.ian Arctic Expedition, which
.vere stranded on the island.
I .A Ml OFFICM FIKM>
.MW 1\ \OMK
J. A Ramsey. rupri-eiitina: t..e
il'fir." ij Chief .•! Fi»'ld Division
fur Alaska under A. Parks, arrived
Nome on the mail boat Donald
.(•n. and is busily engaged with
<nd m matter p irtaining to this
i>.strict. Mr. Ramsey has taken
H. of rice in the Court House in
[register .John Sundbaek's office
imi expects to be in and around
\< me for the better part of two
nonths. He expects to have to
lake a couple of long trips into
he bullying district before leaving
'nr His headquarters, at Anchorage,
“r. Ramsey is the first representn
ive of the Land Office \\*ho has
ii.sii.ed this section for nearly five
.’ears and tlie local office of the
.and Office is much pleased tha’
10 Is here in order that rulings
••as be had on a number of little
natters which heretofore have
. used more or less annoyance.
Mr. Ramsey’s chief. Air. Parks is
.veil known in Nome. ' Mr. Ramsey
’.‘ports that .Mr. Parks has had a
irnmotion recently and is now
lesignated as Assistant Supervisor
i* Surveys and Public Lands, and
Mi- too busy to make the trip
Mr. Ramsey states that Nome
rarely looked good to him when he
landed, as he came over from St.
Michael on the Donaldson in rough
> c ither, and admits that as a sailor
he is not so good. For two days
liter landing every time he looked
ir the surf rolling upon the beach
he remarked that In? was delighted
BOXER ARRIVES FROM
ST. I.AWUKM K ISLAM)
The Bureau of Education motor
boat Boxur which loft here recently
die has been discharging annual
• applies for the Bureau School.
• turned to Nome Tuesday after
10011. Captain Frank Whitlam tin
veil known Northern navigator,
vithout much difficulty and will
eturn to these waters again in
ihout six weeks, after distributing
1 pplies and Bureau teachers 10
d! the Northern points. The vessel
idled norC: Wednesday evening.
All. BOAT DONALDSON
ARRIVES FROM ST. MIKES
The Nwme-St. Michael' mail boar
’ tiialdson arrived at Nome Sunday
• out St. Michael and way points
• ring a quantity of first and second
■lass mail matter and five pass
•igers as follows: Carl (iettentunil.
ather J. C. Dillon. Jake Warren,
'other . P. L. Delon and J. A.
■ amsey. The vessel also brought
welve big timbers for the Alaska
Chas. W. Brown, Jr.
I AN I>I DATE FOR
S E N A T O H
Thirty Two Years of Age.
23 Wars a lt<*siclont of Xomr.
Ttoad Commission. Due to the
stormy weather and high surf the
Coast Guardcrew took the passen
gers and mail ashore safely.
NOKATAK I>K1..\ VKI> HV
SLIGHT ACt IDKNT
1 The schooner Nokatak under
charter to Frank Kleinschmidt. the
moving picture man. which left
X .me last week on a hunting and
j moving picture trip following the
| ice up into the Arctic, is now at
.Teller awaiting a new propeller
l shaft, having been delayed on her
‘journey by the breaking f her
1 propellor shaft. Ca.pt. Kleinschmidt
'returned to Nome Sunday morning
and is now on his way hack to
; 'Feller on the Nunivak. with a
new propellor shaft which will bo
i istaled upon his arrivel. after
; which the ve - i will continue on
INMVCHIK MINER
SIFFERH FROM POISONING
Rasmus Hansen returned to
landle from the Inmuchuk mining
section brought back distressing
news about George Wallin. It
appears that Wallin who was pros
peeting at his quartz mine was
poisoned by eatinu a can of Corned
Reef and had boon sick and suffer
ing for fifteen days before anyone
f *und him. Jensen states that
George had fallen away during his
sickness to such an extent that
he scarcely weighs a hundred pound
and that he was so weak that
it was impossible for him "ring
Wallin to Carnlle. Henry Coffin
: at present taking care of Wallin
iul will remove him to Deerimr
in t a- sopn as his condition will
warrant. The above information
postmaster A1 Winkler, on the
t;.si mail received from the North.
m r.sritiitF for the bult.ftiv
Put the Spark of Life
into the Food You Eat
Most foods are ‘ 'dead because in process
ing, I m > i I i 11 g and milling we have stripped
them ot’ their delicate life-giving elements
and minerals needed by the body. That is
why we civilized men are so low in endur
ance and vitality. Vegex supplies certain
elements that are lacking from other foods.
Food vitamins stimulate and keep the
life process at its height. Without vi
tamins we cannot live. Vegex is the rich
est known food in Vitamin B and supplies
all vital mineral salts.
Vegex contains no meat, yet it has the
rich satisfying flavor of choice meats and
mushrooms I ts hunger hormone stimulates
apatite and aids digestion. Use Vegex as
you would tea or coffee for breakfast, lunch
and dinner. Use it to give flavor and bal
ance to other foods.
Dissolves instantly in hot water or milk.
Makes a delicious, wonderfully stimulat
Vegex is sold in handy jars and convenient
cube form. At druggists and grocers.
A. POLET
SOLE DISTRIBUTORS
WE GARAY A FULL LINE OF
TRU-PAK
Canned Fruits
and Vegetables
packed by
Haas Bros.,
San Francisco
THERE IS NONE BETTER
THE D. E. CROWLEY GROCERY CO. INC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
STORK OPKNS 8 A. M. . I.OSES « p. M.