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' THE NOME PUBLISHING CO.
ICO. 8. MAYNARD, . Sole Owner end Publisher.
A H A 8. F. BANDFOR'd, . Editor.
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Under ths Act of March 3, 1879.
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THE NOME TRIWEEKLY NUGGET. MONDAY SEPTEM3ER 29 19>9
THE IRREPRESSIBLE VILLA.
[ECZEMA IN RASH I
CUTICURAHEALS
On Face and Head. Itched
and Burned. Disfigure#-'
*‘JLast year 1 became affected with
ecseroa. It started on the cheeks in
a rash, and the water spread and
made my face sore all around the
ear and partly on my head. The skin
was very aore and red, and the
breaking out itched and burned so
that I could hardly help scratching.
My face was very disfigured.
"Then I used a free sample o4
Cuticura. It helped sol bought three
ittw of 8oap and one box of Oint
ment, and my face was healed.”
<8igned) Miss Martha Berger. Span
away. Wash., Feb. 11,1919.
Give Soap, Ointment and
Talcum the cars of your skin.
|, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
| % Having ftokl our entire stock oi
i»< rchiin.!i: e to Mr R R Ir<>lt we nr<
retiring from business in Nome nnr
we wish to express our sincere thank*
t<> rill our friends in Nome and Sewnrr
Peninsula for the pleasant business
relations we have enjoyed during
have to leave at this time.
Mr. Holt is authorized to receipt
for nnv money due this firm.
Very Sincerely.
R \V. r.UU.KTOM & CO.
R.v R W Parleton & .1. A. Mclir
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THE INTEGRATED GOAT
The story of The Integrated (lout concerns the man who had a lawn
t.i cut and no lawn-mower. , lie was too poor to buy a lawn-mower anil
ho hated the labor of mowing, so he bought a goat. The goat saved him
the labor l»y eating the grass, produced special milk for the baby, fertilized
the lawn and ate n few tin cans on the side.
That Is a crude case of integrated effort. Wo pay tribute to the
wisdom of this sort of effort in our popular proverb, "Killing two birds with one
stone." This is also a crude figure. ^ Ileal scientific integrated effort would
require that we kill ten birds witir*f»ne stone and get the stone back. -The
Nation's Business for September.
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4* for advertising is able to. sell his goods more cheaply than is the 4*
4* merchant who spends—equally wisely—but 1 percent of his gross 4*
4- revenue for advertising. 4*
4- The percent of gross revenues spent by successful merchants for •>
4* advertising varies from on6 percent to six percent. For limited 4*
4* periods, while getting established in a new location, adding new lines r>f 4*
4* goods, etc., merchants find it profitable—in fact NECESSARY— 4*
4* io spend as much as ten and fifteen percent for advertising. 4t
4* Under normal conditions the average, so far as any facts have been 4*
4* disclosed, would seem to bo a little less than three percent. Some 4*
4* investigators say two percent. 4*
4* In cities where the expenditure for store advertising is as low, on 4*
4' m average, as one and a half percent, the door is left wide open for 4*
<• successful competition. The merchant who invades such a field 4*
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4* The merchant who argues that it would he necessary for him. 4*
4* in increasing his advertising appropriation, t• * add to the prices of 4*
4* his gimds is not in step with the spirit of these times. He does 4*
4* not under.-.t.md the economic value of, advertising—which, by speed- 4*
4* ing up turnover, makes lower selling prices possible. 4*
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11.- .Carstena Cold Storage
14. .9. 4. Season Co, offloe
U.Headquarter* Saloon
| 21.The Lobby
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j 26..Catholic Cbnrch
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*2.Yorkers Cigar Store
41.opp. Webb’s Market
Engine House, Phone Main *7.
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