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Vote For
(Mrs.) Lula James Welch
Republican Candidate for
SENATOR
vote for
John J. Elliot
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th„ 1021
Arthur F. Wright
Independent Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th„ 1934
ANDY NYLEN
Independent Candidate For
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER tth, 1934
Marius (Jake) Jacobsgaard i
Democratic Candidate For
SENATOR
NOVEMBER 1th, 1931 ELECTION TUESDAY.
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LOCAL NEWS
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+ MANY NOI'IUMil’GHS +
♦ TO WINTER IN STATES *
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K. <1. (lomian, wife and son Jun
ior, left on the Alameda for the
sunny south to winter In Califor
nia. Mr* Gorman has been con
nected with the Mammon Company
here for the past few years, and
will be employed by the same com
pany outside.
James Kelliher, the Kougarok
dredge owner, left for the outside
on the Alameda after a very suc
cessful season at his dredge.
Faxon (’. I**wis and wire left for
Seattle on the last boat. Mr. Lewis
has been connected with the Al
aska Road Commission here this
Summer and will return with that
organization upon the opening of
navigation next Spring.
A. W. Kuh. who romcs to Nome
each Summer as assayer for the
Miners & Merchants Rank, left for
his ranch in the States on the Ala
Martin Strand, of the Strand &
Head Mining Company, who spent
the Summer on his copper proper
ties in this section, left for the
South on the Alameda.
t'hn*. Milof, the genial account
ant for the Nome Lighterage and
Commercial Company is making
his annual pilgrimage South to
spend the Winter. He left on the
Alameda promising to return on
the first sailing next Spring.
i Chas. W. Brown, Jr.
! # CANDIDATE FOR
SENATOR
I Thirty Two Yearn of Age.
j 23 Year** n Resident of Nome.
NEW CARGO OF POULTRY
We have received from Swift A Co., on the Steamer Alameda, a
-pecial large shipment of wonderful line poultry and the prices are
very reasonable.
Swift’s Golden West Fowl, per pound 45c
Swift’s Premium Frying Chicken per lb. 55c
Swift’s Premium Roasting Chicken per lb. 55c
Swift’s Premium Turkeys per lb. 55c
Swift's <»old«*n West Fowl, Premium Chicken* and Turkeys are rec
ognized to be the best obtainable. We would like you to try them, a
nd Is* convinced.
Fresh-killed Reindeer by the side per pound — |5e
I Mr*. JiH'k Williams and two kid- .
(lien left on the Alameda for the
I South. Mrs. Williams is Koine out
tfor medical attention.
Attorneys Ira !>. Orton, .fumes
Frawley. Geo. D. Schofield and O.
I>. Cochran left on the Alameda :
j for their homes in the States on
the steamer Alameda after a busy
summer’s legal work in Nome.
Hurry Hagan of tin* firm of Keg- ;
erstrom and Hagan, local jewel-!
j era. left for his home in Seattle!
on the Alameda.
Mrs. John Hegness and daughter '
; Brenda left for the South on the j
Alameda to spend the Winter.
j John I.urupc, the Nome Manager !
| for the Olaf Svenson Mercantile j
i Company, left on the Alameda for j
his home in California, after closing !
out the company’s business here. !
Pave Runyon, of the firm of
j of Waechter Bros. & Co.. left on
| the Alameda for the South after
! spending some weeks on business
j for his company in Nome.
I Thomas MrGnnn, Clerk of the
District Court in Nome under
Judge Holzheimer. left for the
south on the last sailing, after hav
I ing spent the Summer in activities
j pertaining to mining in this dis
J. J. Hiuulyn. President of the
Miners & Merchants Bank of A!- j
aska, left to join his family in th? j
South, on the Alameda. Mrs. Ham
lyn and their son Jack left some
time ago for the States where Jack
will enter college.
II. E. Capers, attorney for the
Alaska Mines Corporation, after a
busy summer of legal activities for
his concern, left for his home in
Seattle on the Alameda.
J. J. Cole, one of the owners of
the Bangor Creek Dredge, left for
his home in the South on the Ala
meda after, a prosperous summer
l>r. A. N. Kittilsen, owner of the
Dexter Creek Dredge, left on • the
Alameda after a profitable summer
with his dredge. He will return
to Nome on the first sailing in the
Mrs. (rt>o. K. Maynard and dapgh
ter Mildred left on the Alameda
for the South to obtain surgical
lauontion for Miss Mildred. who
had the misfortune to seriously in
jure one of her thumbs some weeks
ago. They will return to Nome on j
the first sailing in the Spring. j
Walter W. I.ukcns, the Kupcrin- !
i rendent for the Alaska Road Cora-J1
| mission, who has done such won-! I
! derful work for the Commission in |
this section this year, left on the!
Alameda enroute to his headquar
ters in Juneau. Mr. Lukens ex
pects to return to this section in
charge of the work again next sea
son, and the community hopes that
his expectations are rewarded.
Mrs. Dave L. Hofor, wife of the
Electrical Superintendent for the
Hammon Consolidated. with her
j three kiddies, left for the south on
the Alameda.
Miss Helen Ixtinon, daughter of
District Judge J. G. Lomen, left
on the Alameda to spend the Win
ter in the South and will return
to her home here in the Spring.
Mrs. I.. W. Manilla, wifn of the
Kougarok mining man, who had I
the misfortune to break one , f
her ankles recently, left for the l
Sonth on the Alameda to recuper
ate. ' Mrs. Mattilla was improving!
nicely when she left and expects
to return to Alaska next Spring. j
II. R. Edwards, General Superin
tendent for the Hammon Consoli
dated Gold Fields, left on the Ala
meda to join Mrs. Edwards and
children in the States.. Mrs. Ed
wards and the children went south
some time ago. The family will
return to Nome in the Spring.
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NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED
AT HOLTS
1000 Flashlight batteries
50 Flash and Spot Lights
50 Rolls Oil Cloth.
1500 Rolls Wall Paper
100 Staple Toys
5 Sets of Dishes
5 Baby Carriages A Carts
25 Rolls of Weather Strip
200 Rolls "Heavy Tar Paper
100 Rolls Best Malthoid Roofing
10 Lang Stoves and Ranges
Quality Goods Lowest Prices
HOLT, HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale ud Retail
Telephone Mala 11
THOS. D. JENSEN
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
EJECTION TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 4th., 1924.
THERE ARE MARY
REASONS WHY
Yon should lay in your winter supply hi the fall.
With tin- arrival of the S. S. .llnmeda we will have .he
largest and most complete stock of fancy and staple groc
rks in Nome to choose from
KKMKHBRR—
That we specialise and sell only >■ roeorics and we devote mm'
UK.MKMBER ALSO—
That in buying from us and taking advantage of our ("rms
you have no cares, no worries, no expenso—we store, and
•leliver what you want and when you want It.
POLET’S STORE
Is serving many satisfactorily—Why not you?
Nome Sheet Metal Works
liOriS KURTH, Prop.
TIN. SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK E8PECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRR
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Bread 10c loaf straight
Joseph Fernandez, Prop.
We think it not wise to advertise
That we have the biggest stock in town—
Because if we did, we'd probably fib
When the "GRIMM" Assessor comes around.
MORAL—-Safety First”
However
We have plenty Row Kon
And If yon will give ns yonr winter order we win
Kive you Kood Roods, good prices, good service and
deliver yonr goods to you in good eonditioo as yoo
need them. We make no charge for storage. We
keep your goods in oar warm storage free of charge.
There isn't any HOT AIR In the shove statements,
they ore Jest plain facto. We on not going to ad
rertloe oar terms and prises ns that is private dope,
and it win pay yon to coose la and see as about yonr
winter on tdt.
NO ON* CAN UNDERSELL US
THE D. E. MOWLEY GROCERY CO. INC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
WORK OPENS S A. M.
OMMR8 a P. M.