The 5 & W Label
IS A SYMBOL OP PERFECTION IN FOODSTUFFS, AND ESPEC
IALLY IS THIS TRUK WITH REGARD TO CANNED FOOD.
INCLUDE HOME S. A W. CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES IN
YOUR NEXT ORDER. AND YOU WILL NOTICE THAT THIS
YEAR’S PACK IS EXCEPTIONALLY FINE.
S&W BERRIES
EVERY CAN PACKED SOLID
WITH SELECTED RIPE BERRIES.
* * BLACKBERRIES, per can
GOOSEBERRIES, per can
LOGAN BERRIES, per ran
RASPBERRIES, per can
STRAWBERRIES, per can
IN THE I AST ISSUE WE PROMISED YOU A REDUCTION IN
BOYS CLOTHING—HERE IT IS:
FOR SPOT CASH AND NO EXCHANGE OF PURCHASES.
Regular $19*00 Suits, now $12.50
YOl' HAVK MON'KY BY TRADING AT
Frank Martin
HAW Fl'ItS AM) MADE IP (GARMENTS.
1«ARGE STOCK OF MUKLUKS AND PARKAS.
RAW MATERIAL FOR PARKAS; WOLF & WOLVERINE SKINS.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR MANUFACTURED GARMENTS.
• CURIOS OF ALL DESC RIPTIONS.
WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR RAW FURS.
Hudson Bay fur Co.
(LEADING FUR DEALER)
FRANK MARTIN, Agent,
Nome Sheet Metal Works
Wm SIN HOLD, Prop.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
JUST RECEIVED A IA)T OF
YEAST
OUR BREAD FROM NOW ON WILL BE MADE
WITH NOTHING BI T FLEISHMAN’S YEAST
Meals 50 cts. up
WHISTLE
CAFE AND BAKERY ^
“SAY
Solomon F"«
Said By An
'POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.
In this opportunity. I want to
thank Mr. Maynard for his gracious
and complimentary introduction of
me, in which he so considerately
apologizes to you for any “per
sonal'’ “slam” that could possible
be taken from the “generalization”
ot my humble-humor-humbug. I
was so afraid the public wouldn’t
understand that. Now that he has
done so, he has made it perfectly
clear to all of you. that, what is
really meant by “generalization."
can generally, (if not always 1 be
taken “personal,” providing the
“shoe fits” any one who may care
to wear it; and that it happens now
and then, regardless of whom.what,
how, when, or where apologies are
made, which proves them neither a
prevention nor a cure: Now then,
when your friends don’t expect
them,and your enemies won’t accept
them. why. that makes apologies
altogether ineffectual and a waste
of time. While of all places, tills
is no place for apologies—with
Cheechakoe who have forgotten
what they’re like and sourdoughs
who don’t know what they are.
However, if they will have to be
NEW
COODS
WE ARE VERY FORTUNATE
TO BE ABLE TO OFFER
VEGEX
niTE, DIG!
GROWTH,
VITA FOOD
WAFERS
VITAMIN
FOODS
HELP WOMEN TO THE BEAUTY
OF HEALTH.
HELP MEN TO STRENGTH
AND VIGOR.
HELP CHILDREN TO DEVELOP
ROBUST,' HEALTHY BODIES
AND HAPPY MINDS.
WRITE OR CALL FOR COOK
BOOK AND READING MATTER
INGS”
>rsrot to Say
NA PRADA
made, 1*11 just "let George do It"
every time, seeing bow beautifully
be apologizes to the public for tell
ing them the truth.
Some day, if you’ll see that I
don’t lose my job. I’ll put you Wise
to the real "dope" that’s often put
over by editors in "opologetical
gags" disguised as "generaliza
tions" that will make you sit up
and get suspicious every time you
hear or see that word.
Now I’m going to tell you what
I know about Politics and Politic
ians; although, some of you know
a lot more that’s true—you would
When people say. that "money
talkis for Politicians." they don’t
mean that politicians are deaf and
dumb, not by any means, nor are
they referring to cash register con
versations, they are referring to
"dough," not the sourdough that
can cuss, nor the kind that sours
and you make pancakes out of, they
mean political leaven, real “dough"
the kind you buy pancakes with,
and that the political vote brokers
got the corner on votes, or else cor
nered the voters and put some of
this “political leaven" in to the
"political dope” which got the
"dough" to working and you know
what “leavened dough" can do,
don’t you? Well, any how some
times they let enough of it run over
to a few of the fellows, who. for a
while, can afford to change their
diet from pancakes to beefsteaks.
Some politicians, that is. “honest
politicians." remind me of Alaskan
prospectors,—"honest politicians"
according to my opinion, (they are
all honest according to their own)
are either honest-to-God—“stak
ers,” or “jumpers.” they’re seldom
if ever "wild-goose-hunters." for
they’re to shrewd to take chances;
so they generally make pretty sure
of theiT little "plank" before they
patent their "pet slogans” that
"stakes” the little "berg" they call
their "platform.”
The color of a man (if it’s in
him) will show up by politics. Just
like “color” in “prospecting dirt”
—by washing, “politics” like “wash
ing” will do it every time; and the
“man” like the “pan,” will either
show “pay” or prove a “skunk.”
Now unless a man is pretty sure he
can stand the “washing,” will prove
“pay,” to pay a “grub stake” he
had better keep* out of politics, and
I’ve noticed, that unless it’s pretty
sure to be a real “pay streak” the
“wise ones” do.
For politics is not a proof of
what a man is, politics is a proof of
what a man ought not to be, but
sometimes, in spite of it, he comes
out alright. For it’s not politics,
but what politics does to the man
that proves him.
It didn’t take them so long here
to decide the winning candidates,
as some people seemed to think
it would; but may be some body
got “wise” and hurried them along
before they got mixed as to who
they really .were. Now that the
winning candidates are know.every
body is happy, even the ones that
boosted against them.
If congratulations are still in
order, let us extend ours to the de
feated candidates. Think what an
advantage they have over the fel
lows that won; for now it can't be
proved just where they would have
fallen down on the job. while they
may live to see the fellows who
“beat them to it”—shown up.
And now I sincerely hope, that
they prove that old saying true
“The best man wins,” if not, I hope
they prove it any how, just to make
some of you fellows feel like a
skunk-pan for hoping they would
I Well, any way. I'm glad some
Ckeechako beat a sourdough to a
frazzle, even if he was only a Chee
chako in politics. I never would
have believed it possible, for he did
it like a veteran, but he told me
so himself, Ad there’s seldom an
occasion to doubt a politician’s
WE ARB AT YOUR 8FRVICE !
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munity if given or telephoneo to the
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will be appreciated at all times.
Just Received Complete Line
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J. SCIDENVERG
Location Formerly Klrstan Bros. Emporium:
LOCAL NEWS
ODD FELLOWS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
On Friday night the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows held their
annual election and selected the
following officers to preside over
the affairs of the order for the en
suing year:
Gus Johnson.N. G.
George B. Hobley.V. G.
James J. Bogan.Secretary
Earl C. Modini.Treasurer.
MASONIC SOCIAL TONIGHT
AT MASONIC TEMPLE
Anvil Lodge of Masons (Blue
Lodge) will tonight entertain their
members, members of affiliated
branches of the order and their
lady friends at a social in the Ma
sonic Temple.
Cads, dancing and that gastrono
mic treat “the Masonic Lunch” will
be features of the evening's enter
tainment.
K M. BLACKWELL
INJURED ABOARD VIC.
According to information receiv
ed in Nome E. M. Blackwell, the
fur buyer who left Nome for the
outside on the August sailing of the
Victoria, was injured by a fall up
on the deck of the boat hnd has be
gun action against the Steamship
Company it is reported. Particu
lars are wanting, the report merely
states that he was injured and does
not detail the extent of his injuries.
POWER LIXK POLE
SETTING CONTRACT LET
The Yuba Mfg. Company has let
the contract for setting the poles
for the new power line from Nome
to Little Creek, to Henry Conrad
the successful bidder.
According to the contract the
Company will furnish the poles,
mark the places where they are to
be set and then spot the poles. Mr.
Conrad’s work will consist of dig
ging the holes and erecting the
necessary poles, which will be set
10 feet in the ground, one hundred
seventy five fee* apart. The dist
ance between the Power plant and
Little Creek is approximately three
miles and abou^ one hundred poles
will be required to string the
power lines.
If the Company determines that
dead men be placed to help brace
the line the contractor will be re
quired to set them wherever desig
Mr. Conrad plans to use a steam
boiler to thaw the holes and then
use powder to blow out the ground.
When the poles are placed in posi
tion the surrounding space is to be
filled In with gravel and tamped
tight. According to the contract
I the work la to be finished by March
Work has been started on the
contract and Mr. Conrad with a
crew of men expects to be able to
set three poles per day. Initial
activity was begun at the power
plant end of the line and will be
continued half way to Little Creek
and then work will be started from
the Little Creek end working to
ward Nome until the work is com
pleted.
GOVERNMENT TO SELL
THIRTY DOGS
A telegram from Port Gibbon
has been received by the local sig
nal corps stating that the govern
t ment will offer at public auction on
j November 22 about thirty dogs,
without harness or sleds.
Prospective local buyers will
| have to inquire from Gibbon as to
terms and conditions as the tele
gram gave no information relative
to the sale beyond the mere fact of
I the public auction and the number
of dogs.
NEW HOURS TO BE OBSERVED
BY SIGNAL CORPS
According to a new schedule
adopted by the Signal Corps, the
city telegraph offices in Fairbanks.
Nenana and Nome will observe new
and definite office hours.
The offices- will open at 9:00 a.
m. and close at 6 p. m. No devia
tion from these hours will under
any circumstances be permitted dur
ing The winter months. The new
schedule is now in operation and
any one desiring telegraphic ser
vice is notified to take cognizance
of this new schedule. 9:00 A. M.
to 6 P. M. are the working hours
of the city office, govern yourself
accordingly.
THANKS AND. APPRECIATION
FOR HOSPITAL DRIVE
Miss Saville and co-workers wish
to thank the people of Nome, the
Committee in charge, also the Nug
get for the use of its columns, for
the handsome sum contributed and
presented to the Columbus-May
nard Hospital.
The opening of .the Hospital will
b« celebrated December 1st. A
public reception will be held at this
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