WANTS A HUSBAND
Here you are Mr. Bachelor; that
article about that girl whose picture
you have been slyly looking at as
you passed the Nugget window. And
say—weren't we just about right
when we told you last week she is
“some peach?” Now, having sized
her up. we will put you next to who
she is and the kind of a husband she
She says first, in her letter to the
Nugget that she wants a husband
“who would appreciate a homo lov
ing woman.” That is undoubtedly
the kind of a wife you want, Mr.
Batch; so score upone recommenda
tion for the lady. Second, she wants
one "who is honest and wants a good
wife." Third she wants "a gentle
little regarding herself beyond stat
ing that she is of good disposition and
“fairly good looking"—the last part
of which needs no other substantia
tion than the photograph you have
seen; for, say.'boy. she is sure some
good looker and will get by in most
any company when it conies to look3.
Now if you think you fill the bill;
her name is B. Beale and her address
is 1151 Echo Park Avenue, Los
Angeles. California. What the ini
tial stands for we don’t know . Maybe
its Bessie, or Bertha or Beatrice or
something else. Anyway she is
some “gal” and the name don't mat
ter much. And if you win her we'll
say “God bless you children and hope
hope to live long enough to buy can
dy for the kiddles.
NOTICE
In answer to numerous inquiries,
the undersigned wishes to state that
he fully intends to continue the prac
tice of dentistry during the winter.
Signed: L. W. FROMM.
Nome h* the Distributing Center
and Gateway to Northern Alaska Oil
Classified
WANTED—Good driller and powder
man, experienced to do a short
piece of rock work at once on
quartz mine in Kougarok. Wages
guaranteed before leaving Nome.
See EDWARD FOX.
SALESMAN WANTED
Salesman for manufacturer's line
of fast selling jewelry novelties and
wrist watch bracelets; retail and de
partment store trade, 15 r/( commis
sion. State experience, references
and territory. Address Box No.
209, Room 2503, 110 West 40th St.
New York City.
SALESMEN WANTED
WE RECOGNIZE NO COMPETI
TION because of our unique. U. S.
protected article, exclusively owned
and controlled by us. clearing up
ward of 9100.00 per week for sales
men. It is a year after year repeat
er. Government created demand.
Exclusive territories now being as
signed. JEROME LAADT, Pres. S
South Dearborn St., Chicago.
•TATE MINT OP THE OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION,
ETC* REQUIRED BY ACT OP
AUGUST M. 1*12.
of THE NOME NUGGET puto
ished Weekly at Nome, Alaska,
for October 1st, 1921.
Publisher, Geo. S. Maynard Nome,
Editor, Geo. S. Maynard, Nome.
Managing Editor none.
Business Manager, Geo. S. Maynard,
Nome Alaska.
Owners: (If a corporation, give Its
and Iks names and addresses of stock*
holders holding 1 per cent or more oi
total amount of stock. If not a cor
poration, give names and addresses oi
individual owners.) Geo. S. Maynard,
owner, Nome Alaska.
Known bondholders, mortgagees, ant
other security holders, holding 1 pei
cent or more of total amount of bonds
or other securities, (if there are none
so stata) Nona
Average number of copies of eacl
Issue of this publication sold or dls
tributed, through the malls or other
wlsa to paid subscribers during th<
six months proceeding the date showi
above is. I
(This information is required Iron
daily publications only.)
GEO. 8. MAYNARB.
■worn to and subscribed before m
this 9th day of October, 1921.
O. D. COCHRAN,
Notary Pnbtlc in and for the TerrMor:
•f Alaska. My Cocamlssion explre
VICTORIA MAKING
KKCORD FOR LATE
FALL SAILING
(Continued from Page One)
P. JOHNSON
F. NORDSTRUM
ANDY OLSON
ANDREW PETERSON
EUGENE SULLIVAN
JOE LA INK
E. LA UR AN E
I!. D. LEAMUS
GEO. HUFF
J. M. NELSON
L. MATTILE
I. O. STRAND
JOHN JOHNSON
SAM LARSON
GUS ANDERSON
<’. ALESANDER
JIM KRAZAMER
DAN CONNELLY
F. A. STORY
A PEARSON
ED LARSON
ANDY OTTEPSON
F. L. RICE
A. CARLBERG
E. SWANBERG
J. BENTON
P. IVERSON
FRED WALK IE
PAUL HUPP
R. R. BENSON
GILBERT H. RUSSELL
ANDREW HANSEN
HERMAN JOHNSON
ARTHUR MROOS
FLOYD DAVIS
CHAS. MILOT
ANDREW ANDERSON
IRA D. ORTON
J. A. BACHELDER
A, H. KAH
OTTO OLSON
JAMES KELLIHER
O. D. COCHRAN
MRS. O. D. COCHRAN
P. M. DANIELSON
J. MATTHEWS
W?m. HOLZHBIMKR
THOS. McGANN
RICHARD LEE
MISS HELEN LOMEN
JOHN ANDERSON
MISS RUTH CALKINS
J. W. SEGERSTROM
JOHN BTTRCHEN
MRS. LAURA A. HERMANSON
MRS. LENA MARKELL
Wm. L. SMITH
A. H. KELL
MRS. ALEXSON
CARL LOMEN
J. H. McLEAN
MRS. HELEN LOVEGREN
AUGUST ADAMS
F. H. HALPIN
GEO. GOSHAW
IRVING REED
CARL ALBERTSON
E. B. FROMM
A. B. BROWN
J. F. YOUNG
A. C. DILG
J. P. DALY
T. PETERSON
MRS. T. PETERSON
E. B. PIERCE
MRS. E. E. PIERCE
IVER JOHNSON
GEO. D. SCHOFIELD
GEO. D. 8CHOFIELD, Jr.
E. W. QUIGLEY
JOE BELLIEVIEW
MRS. ALICE JOURDAN
J. S. ANDRE
JOE SAILE
E. F. BILLMEYER
SAMUEL KEAN
P. PRESTON
MR. QUIGLEY
HELEN L. BRUNER
AUGUST 8TRUM
PAT JVORY
JOHN B. OLSON
G. A. PAXTON
J. H. FREDERICKS
FAXON C. LEWIS
LEO RAS8MUSSEN
MRS. K. BOCKHOLM
RUBY BOCKHOLM
A. L. HERMANSON
F. M. JOHNSON
A. N. GARROD
MISS ANNIE STEVENS
JOHN DANIELSON
FRED JOHNSON
JOHN BAKER
G. R. WOOD
CHAS. GUSTOFFSON
JOHN RAPP % i
P. JOHNSON
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