eTgle masquerade proves
STRONG DRAWING CARD
In addition to prov.ng **ne **f the j
most interesting and keenly enjoyed
dances given here this winter, the j
. nnui! manqtierade hell given hy •
‘ f E. "les • ' * :g Kag> hall Saturda;*
night ;.!*© achieved the discretion of j
ttrading one. if not the largest. 1
. r..wds s- ea in that st-’.i tore during;
the past two or thr years. The i
Ug dance floor was fil ed as far as j
comfort would allow a motley
colored throng of dancers in c stumc \
the wide gallery was occupied three
roves deep along the si les w ith spec
• .to: . while the big < ::' • the- :ow< *
end, the chief point f \.-nUgc. w s
practically a soUd mass of humanity.
. 11 eagerly watching the vjv
tacle bel *w. And not i ■ v
i lancers. Almost every >
character wv.« represented :n
dressed in.-ss v.h!r!:rz ir. kaie 1
. »rchest r.t 1 Mr..-.-. fieer y
ciple f the ~do«n
• 1 checker l» *ard 1
for the onlookers
were awarded when th
masking arrived. Th<
eluded everythin? from
a*.
Ih s: drcr s -•! lady— N.-i
'a panese office • C. K. Smith.
. 1 best dressed Isuly—Turkish woman.
Mrs. O. IV C «ci .r -. Special host
v* •! p» nt—Tc rk. It. Ia>r;i‘n. Best
ustalned <-har .i ter lady—Negro
iencli M:> C. I^sche: . Best eus
.*.lned • haracter. pent—Tramp. John
tiering. Special best sustained
har *• r lady—Squa*. Mr?. X.
: •’. •*• : • Sp.-. 1 .1 tx-st sustained
har. ter. sent—Coon. Jack Hagor
dost original character, lady—Flag
: all nations. Mrs. I-.-scr.. Most
irigv.al <!-...racter. gen*—TrThos
Lyle Special origin. ! •--harncter.lady
—C: vk--!!■ :>:.rd lady. Mrs. Oeorgo S.
VI, >:.ird Special original Varactor,
pent—Berts - Cm Poral Spec*
i:t! grot:- ;»rize—K.-.rmerettes. Mes
Lune? Cuy Misn. Al. P;lge. l:. Lomer..
J. Kristan. W. C. M.Guire and O.
VVeav. r. Special group or coupl?
prize—Bed « ‘ross Nurse and Boy
> out. Bessie Brunner and Buby B<xk
r -im. Speci..! t harts-, ter. gent—“K.
K. K Thotnas Koy r.nik. Special,
prize.—Newspaper lady. Mrs. *i-*ss
Spe-ri.! ■ : :ze—Jai*:ir''s-- lady. Miss
Barbara Hughes.
Hi f .. c-minittee • past masters at
entertaining headed bv H. O. Nielsen
»nl *h- rrangements were all that
■-* desired. Fruit punch was
r l : • .wm ..nd sandwiches
were dispensed from booths The
NOMEITES TO LEARN
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
The crowing important e of our
d- with Sjber.ii. -s wtli the pros
;e-< t rh:t tl - Siberian t. -n may be
suited in a movement among local peo
ple • ■ establish a school for the study
of the Russian language Nome. The
pr«>je*-t has the backing f :« number
’r.tereste-1 in the Siberi. n trade and
nxious to learn the langur, ge to facili
tate their ' rsir.esss dealing with the
restdenrs of the farther c \.st of Bering
Five i-ergons, ir ! : ting several
m*- . r.ts. . already srrr.ified thf-:r
i-no:."h ] <--r. »>e sec :red to mnke
the scho •! sutf.- ;• ntly remunerative to
- ■• e destrc-d instru~
learn further detila by rem
it rig A. 1* >* wh^.s |ne *f the
BOILED FRESH VEGETABLE
□ INNER EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
MILOS CAFE
WRIGLEYS
The Greatest Name
In Goody-Land
" LWRIGIEY5.X&
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PERFECT GUM WlASTS ,
WRIGLEY’S
JUICY FRUIT
f.VE!
CHEWING GUM
jVIflGLE
r
DOUBLEMINT
HEWING GUM
.MOOSE PRESENT
| SERVICE BUTTONS TO
FORMER ARMY 'MEN
[ A hint* gathering of members of
[the male and female branches of the
j Moose order. their families and invited
friends witnessed the presentation of,
Mo~*. am.v service buttons to mem
bers who served with the military and j
nuv..i forces at a pretty oeremoni. :
held in the M>ose lodge room in Eac:
hr.ll Monday evening. The presen
tations were preceded by a short per- j
iod of dancing and were followed by <
luncheon and more dancing whic:
lasted until the early hours of Tuesdav
ceremonies attending the prt - |
sentation - f the service buttons were I
interesting and novel and were lert
*n ; tures-jue air of pageantry by the]
brilliant robes of the lodge officers and \
the uniforms of the drill team. The ;
pro.-edings were opened by the drill]
team escorting the robed and jewelled i
offi< - rs their respective stations !
Folhving the seating of the officer
Bug'er ("has. 1.esc her sounded the as
setn dv call and the drill team escorted
the former soldier boys to the station
• f me presiding officer of the lodge
A pretty flair salutation participated
in 1-y the entire gathering followed.
The roll call of the exsoldiers was
then called and responded to by the
following meml*ers of the lodge, nd
‘heir proxies. Sergeant Harry -
riebon C Roth
Kirs: Has* private O. X. Lov.
m i priv. :e< Alfred IvOmen. Ralph Ijo
men. Chns. I>.sober np.l * leorge <".eft -
malts Oh as. Brown Sr. acted .
proxy for his s**n Charles Brown Jr \
mi Mrs. Chas. Brown responded f : i
her son Pen. Brown. Thomas I.y! |
ppared as proxy f r Corporal Hr. j
Lyh his son. and Ohas. Haering for j
his s- n. Corporal Fred Haering.
Following the roll call the audience I
sang th« Star Spangled Banner and
• r Robert James. assisted by the
team. I.uneheon was served at
interspersed with ddresses of a pu
tt.otic characier by Hon. O. P. C. •. h
r Federal Judge H<dzheimer. Mayor
H< . Frol Harrison and Ralph Lomen
r.t H.-.rry O.ibrielson responded
n et if of the former soldiers ex
; pressing their appreciation ••f the
| honor bestowed u;-*n them by the
him -elf an.l .. mrade- The affair
w.-i» prettti staged and excellently
j managed 5nd - ill l»e long remembered
If you : r looking for work or you
want to h;-.- workmen use the < lcssi
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
llejrinnins Friday January 23rd, the
mails for the Outside will close Friday
The leaving time of the mails from
Unalakteet destined for the Outside
was recently set «>ne day ahead neces
sitating a change in the time of dis
patch from Nome in order to make the
proper connection.
JOHN* J. WALSH, Postmaster
SEEKS LOST UNCLE
Joseph Vaillimcant. of No. 39 Pierce
St.. Lewiston. Me . is searching for
Maglaisc la? Brent, a long lost uncle,
who is supposed to l*» some where in
Alaska The missing relative is
about 6<> years of age and rather tail.
Anyone possessing knowledge ..f his
whereabouts will confer a great favor
by communicating with his anxious
relatives at the given address.
FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday School . 11 A. M
Preaching Service. 8 1* M
You are cordially invited to attend
The Church with a Welcome.
RICHARD DECKER. Poster.
Any one desiring linsmithing c- 1
•dove pipe work of any kind are re
quested to Have their work or orders
in not later than January 15. 1920.
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o SUITS MADE TO ORDER FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP
Nome Tailoring Co.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S CLEANING.
PRESSING AND REPAIRING
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1 W. J. ROWE 1
| TRANSFER AND FREIGHTING §
§ —.. I
§ Dealer in all kinds of Lumber ij
| Horses For Salej
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
NOME RESTAURANT
OPPOSITE ALASKA BANK
NOW
OPEN
notice
INFECTIVE DECEMBER 15, 1013 THE PRICE OF WELLING
TON COAL WILL BE THIRTY SIX DOLLARS PER TON IN THE
^ARDS OF THE A. L & C CO DELIVERY SUBJECT TO RE
O^SITIONS FROM THE CITY COUNCIL TERMS STRICTLY
CASH WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC AT THIS TIME
THAT THIS COMPANY WILL NOT AGAIN CARRY A WINTER
COAL SUPPLY.
AM. DEPARTMENTS AND •'FFIfKS CLOSED
RT-twetn ]-:<'•> •■"<5 1:00 P. ,n
ALASKA LIGHTERAGE & COMMERCIAL CO
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL
JAS. SWARTZELL. Prop. •»
Best AccomodatiQr!s...iii.Alasla
STEAM HEATED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED
BATHS IN CONNECTION.
™e Lincoln Hotel
Finest Rooms in Nome
HOMK LIKE AND COMFOKTA ELK Ql'ARTERS FOR TRANSIENT
f OR PERMANENT OUESTS.
BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH
J MRS BARNEY GIBNEY ... . Proprietor 8
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..iiui**--*-**-' r. jr. -a.-.- .
ARCTIC BAKERY
AND CANDY STORE
GOOD BREAD. PIES. COOKIES.
MEALS FROM 50c AND UP
WE SERVE HILLS BROS COFFEE
SOURDOUGH HOTCAKE3 AND COFFEE 25c
FRESH ICE CREAM DAILY
\ MADE OF COW CREAM SILVER COW)
Augustine & Kyer’> and Imperial r.nd Fresh Horn Mad#
HOME MADE CANEY, SALTED PEANUTS
CARL PORATH, PROP.
osaBS^saapssr rat
SPEED UP
ELITE BATH HOUSE!
ANY KIND OF BATH
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated.
Hot and Cold Water.
ROOMS:—By the Night, Week
Month.
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| at the |
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Miners & Merdunts
BdttK Of Mi
Capital - . $100,000
(iokl Dust Purchase*,
and Assayed
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