LET US BE THANKFUL
WK IIIH TH.TNKm, KOIl YOKR l».\TKO\.\(iK ANI* KXKILKMKLV THWKUL FOIL A l*HK\«>ll- j
NAL YEAR'S BKSINKSS, AMI FtLIA ILFALIKE THAT THE MACLNIFIOIEXT VOLFMK OF BISIXESS
UHli ll HAS I'ASSKI* THKOI OH OI IL DOORS l)lTRI NO THK AST TWELVE MONTHS HAS IIKKX M.IIIK |
I’OSSOIIll.K ON IA HV THK I'ON'TIXl'EI* OOOI* WII/L OF THK PEOPLE OF NOME. THO WE HAVE
STRAIN Ell EVERY VERVE. ANI* VSE EVERY HON OltAHLE MEANS AT OUR COMMAND TO RI'IIJ* THIS ,
BISIXESS II*. ITS OILOWTH HAS RKSl'I.TKR WHO LI A' ANI* SOLELY IROYI TIIK OKNKROl S SI PPORT j
OK THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMINITY.
AS EVIDENCE OF I'ON'TIXl'EI* EFFORT WE ARK PLEASED TO ILK ABLE TO OFFER TO YOI ON |
THIS OCCASION THE LAIR LEST. FANCIEST ANI* MOST (X)Ml’LETE ASSORTMENT OF OOOI* TH1XOS !
TOR YOI IL THAXKSOIYIXO IIINNER AT VERY CIjOHK PRICKS.
i i;hsh Hit its wii vhkhtabi.f
Fresh ( r.iiilM iTirs, |ier quart .
Fre»h M.ilaua (iru|H's, |*er pound
Fresh Hone) l)<>w Melons, per pound
Fresh Sm-et Potatoes, per pound
l'n*!*h t'ueumbers, each .
h resli Quinn's, per dozen .
Krcsli Hiihhiiril Squash, per pound. .
Kn«h Oranges per dozen.
Fresh ('ublmilf, per |>oiind
Hot Springs Badislii**. per pound
Hot Springs Bagos, per |>oiiiiil
llot Springs I Sects. per pound
Hot Spruits Turnips, per pound
KKVEKAliKS.
White ISoek Water, quarts, each.. .50c
Hass Island White Grape Juice, quarts each $1.10
Itass Island White Gra|»e Juiee, Pints, each . . .«(►«•
Welch and other dark Grape Juice, qts., each #1.00
Welch and other ilark Grap Juice, pts.. each . SOr
Apple Ju. in glass, large bottles,.50c
Apple Ju. in tin, quarts each...25c
< liquet Brand Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla, Birch
. . Beer anil Boot Beers.II btls. #1.00
Schlitz Beer. per dir/.. $8.25.8 htls. #1.00
Bainier Heer. per do/.. $2.50. each .25c
Thanksgiving Mixed Nuts, per Ih..40c
4'heslnuts for Turke.x IMi'ssing, per lb. 50c
SHKI.I.KH MTS
Almonds . per pound. ... #1.00
Walnuts, per pound.. SI.OO
Kraxils, per pound #l.tM)
I’fiinuls per pound.40r
I’istarrhio. per pound.. .#1.75
1’iTans. per pound. $2.oo
si'wiAi/ni-js.
I.ihby I’liiin Pudding, pot* can.5ttr
i.ihby >linr«* Meal, in hulk, per pound . iWlr
tntipasfo Ih'lirary, per ran .85r
Imported Hoquefort, per pound.#1.00
Mushrooms in Oil, Inipnrtisl, per ran.,50c
Maeearuin Sami', Imported, per ran.5tlr
Spired I'ciirlMn, per Jar.#1.00
Spiel'd Fits prr Jar. IWe
Sweet Mustiml Pickles, per <|iiarl.75c
Sweet .Mix I’iekles, per <|imrl.«5r
Swei't Itelisli, |M*r quart .75r
Hein/e India Itelish. per bottle . 25r
Mint Jolly, per Jar. . ..... . 25r
rii klisl (iiis'ii Peppers, per ran.. . . 40r
tomato t otiserva. tlavorril with llasilieo..
two tails for • .25e
Krtlssel Sprout*., per ran .JMlr
t'orn on fob. 4 ears. .5’»r
t orn on C ob, 12 ears #1.10
Asparagus Tips, |*er ran.51k'
Asparagus (extra giant pts'M). |w*r ran . . 75r
Asparagus, (ungraded for soup), large rails. . 40r
Mammoth Itipe Olives.. 5t»r
Stuffed Olives,. . . . . . 3ftr
tins'll Olives. «|iiart jar.
POLET
FOOD SPECIALIST
LOCAL NEWS
I'llWT OVUULWI) MAIL LKAVKK
\OMK THIS SKA SON
Peter Curran. Jr.. arrived in
Nome la-st Tuesday from Solomon j
for the purpose of taking the mail
over the trail on its first leg to the
outside. Peter, Jr., was accompani
ed to Nome by John Fagerstrom. of
Chinik. 23 dogs were used on the
trip down and Fagerstrom stated
that traveling by dog team was j
very easy until the two muwhers ar-!
rived at the Cape Nome roadhouse, |
and from there into Nome the trav- l
filing became very slow, on account ^
of the light snowfall. Curran left j
Nome Wednesday with the mall.
BARNKV IllCK MAKKS TKII* TO j
Harney Buck left Nome Thurs- j
day morning by dog team for Gol-1
ovin with a load of freight for Pfaf- |
fie and Company, the latter having'
purchased Harry Chester's store at j
Golovin and had a consignment of !
freight from Nome which was not ,
ready for shipment at the sailing of j
in< last boat from Nome before the j
suspension of navigation this season.
MAIL NOTH'K
.Mails are du<- to arrive from I na
lakleet this afternoon and the out
going mails will cl<>*e this evening.
Registered mail will close at 1 p. m .
and ordinary mail at 5 p. in
The mails for the outside will
close every SATURDAY at the
hours stated above.
Th»- first overland mail for the
outside is due to arrive in Nome
Friday Nov. 3.0th.
MAYOR MAYNARD IIK( FIYFS
RKI'IA FROM DRLFCiATF
Kl'THKltLA.M)
Delegate Dan Sutherland display
ed the sincere interest which he has
for Nome in replying promptly to
the dispatch which Mayor Deo. S.
.Maynard forwarded to him recently
i.i regard to the matter of the Dele
gate introducing a bill to Congress
amending the Act which was ap
proved August eighth. 1 «* 1 7. in or
der that the city of Nome will not
have t«. pay the $2,500 annually
for the maintenance of the harbor.
Delegate Sutherland responded
promptly to the dispatch from the
Mayor, stating that he would intro
duce the Rill, and added that he
understood the situation thorough
ly. and details would be unneces
Buy your
Greeting Cards
NOW
And send them early
We have a large assortment
of original NOME GREETINGS
$.35 TO $2.00
LOMEN BROS
I H. 1C. EDWARDS i:H( KIVI\(, MKT
PICKS IP BKOAIN'ANT
H. K. Edwards has raised his
wireless antennae to a greater
height and is now able to receive
broadcasting from Los Angeles. San
Francisco and Portland. Mr. Ed
wards has M duplicate of the Nug
get's set which has been picking up
nightly concerts from th»* ahove
IIOSIMTAL NOTES
i Al Winkler, who received severe
| injuries in an automobile accident
| last week, is still at the hospital.
has been set by Doctor Welch and
the former states that he expects to
j be out of the hospital by the mid
j Fred Sirae left the hospital dur
. ing the week and is residing in the
j Solberg cabin in Hogan's Alley,
j Fred was confined to the hospital
j for approximately 13 weeks and
I states that it sure is a relief to be
able to he around again.
j F. Mu Id row and Robert Peterson
i who are confined in the hospital are
i reported to be improving daily, and
the many friends of the two are
hoping to see them both on the
I streets soon.
I ANXIETY FELT FOR SAFETY OF
SAM TOItKENSON
j Sam Torkenson left Nome on a
| trip down the Coast about 10 days
j ago. and two of his dogs, which
j were taken along on the trip, have
returned to Nome. As no news of
I Sam has been received here by his
r friends, fear has been expressed by
j friends that some Accident has over-'
i taken him.
GORMAN BABY REPORTED ILL
! It is reported that the baby boy of
I Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gorman is very
! 111. The baby was taken sick dur
| ing the week and the Doctor has
j been in attendance for the last few
j days. It is not known just what
I the baby’s ailment is.
MKIM'HA NTS OF \OMK SHOW
f.'KKAT l*KO<»ItKSS IN
lUSINKSS
The Nome merchants during the
last few weeks have had some very
interesting displays in their show
A. Polet, has on display various
articles of the Reliance food prod
ucts. the window decorations ..f the
Polet Store being made up in a very
appropriate manner. W. K. Bar
tholomew. Polet’s congenial clerk,
is a very capable man. and displays
Ids ability in a convincing manner
n the art of window dressing. The
Reliance food products which Polet
is advertising extensively, are a well
known commodity, and are being
shown to the Nome public by a very
interesting method, at Polet’s Groc
The I>. E. Crowley Store, of which
R. B. Julian is Manager, has some
thing new to offer the public in the
way of canned fruits and vegetables.
Manager Julian has installed in his
store th<> Trupak Super Quality can
ned food products, which are dis
tributed by Haas Brothers of San
Francisco. Julian states that since
receiving the above-mentioned com
mcdities. there has been a large de
n and for this particular brand of
canned goods by patrons who pur
chased Trupak articles for the first
it was with an idea or encourag-J
inp competition between Seattle and j
San Francisco distributors that the j
Crowley store placed an order with
Haas Brothers, realizing that com-1
petition is the lift of trade. Manag- •
er Julian is making an attempt to
handle food products from San Fran
cisco, which, he states, may possi- ]
blv have the effect «.f regulating the
freight rates from the Golden Gate
city to correspond with those of Se
attle. The above move on the part
of Manager Julian goes to show' the
progressiveness • of the Nome mer-,
chants, and will possibly encourage
others to follow’ suit in bringing
competition to the Puget Sound city
<f Seattle.
” The ( heap John Stores of which
Mitchell Weisberg is manager, are
offering bargains not excelled by the,
stores in the States. The Bop Mar
che store has a line of ladies and
misses wearing apparel which is a
credit to the management of the es
tablishment. and goes to show that
the Nome public requires first-class
wearing apparel when shopping.
E. L. Holt, the well-known hard
ware merchant is offering some i
! real bargains in Christmas goods.
The Holt Haidware store carries a
I stock of goods that is not equaled
j by many stores of Its kind enywhore
in Alaska, and the congenial pro
j prietor is noted for his unfailing
ability in supplying the wants of a
country where many articles in the
hardware line are constantly in de
The windows as Jack Seidenverg’s
clothing establishment proclaim the
many fine bargains offered inside.
Seidenverg received a new shipment
of ladies, gentlemens and childrens
wearing apparel on the last boat.
Nome’s high-class pharmacy, own
ed and conducted by the Lomen
Brothers, is a credit to the commun
ity. besides being a first-class phar- ]
niacy. The Lomen Brothers carry a j:
complete line of candies, cigars,
magazines, books and other litera- 1
tnre. and all other articles which
can be purchased at the larger es
tablishments of the kind in the j
The places of business mentioned
are by no means the only business
houses doing business in Nome, bu:
were singled out on account of their
fcaving informed the Nugget of the
XMAS
WILL SOON BE HERE!
Buy a Ijange Range or a nice Heal
or, save one third of your
Fuel bill.
Lange Ranges $00.00 to $135.00.
Heaters all kinds from $17.50
Oil Stoves, Wlckless, from j
$50.00 to $100.00.
Oil Stoves with wicks from
$10.00 to $12.50.
Camp Stoves, 2 Burner, from
$7.50 to $12.50
Primus Stoves.$7.50
Children's Sleds, $8.50 to $$7.50.
Cut- Glass, Silverware, Bolls, Toys,
Pyre* ware. Crockery, etc.
Also Electrical .Goods at
HOLT'S NEW STORK
HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
Telephone Main 11.
nnny specialties which they have to
offer the Nome public.
I'HOHAMATION.
—
WH Bit BAS. the Governor of the
Territory ,.f Alaska has set apart
Thursday, the 29th day of Novem
ber. 1923. as Thanksgiving Day;
NOW THEREFORE, I. George 8.
Maynard. Mayor of the City of
, Nome. Alaska. do hereby request
; that all business be laid aside on
said day. and that the good people
j of Nome give thanks to God for the
j many blessings they have received
I during til*- past year.
| WITNESS my hand a-nd the seal
| of the City of Nome, this 23rd day
j of November. 1923.
GEO. S. MAYNARD.
1 Attest. E. GRIMM.
! City Clerk.
j Any items of Interest to the com
j niunity if given or telephoneo to the
| Nugget will be given publicity and
1 will be appreciated at all times.
I)AVK HOFKI^ PIWHP KATHKH
OF lHX!N(1N<i BOV
Mr. ami Mrs. Dave L. Hofer are
the proud parents of a new bounc
ing seven pound boy who arrived
early Sunday morning. The mother
and baby are reported to be in the
best of health, and the proud father,
who is the chief at the Hainraon
Consolidated Gold Fields power
plant, is reported to be going around
telling the boys what a comfort it
is to have a son in the ramlly.
SUBSCRIPTIONS Foil HARDING
MHMOKIAL PILING VP
It is reported that the subscrip
tion list for the Harding Memorial
fund which is being circulated by
the Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. 1.
is growing larger every day. The
lists which have been left at vari
ous places are receiving new names
I daily and the committee feels sure
| that Nome will subscribe far in ex
j <« ss of the sum expected to be sub
scribed at the start of the subscrip
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JACK SEIDENVERG
Our Supply of Good Eats For
Thanksgiving
Dinners
Cannot be Excelled
And the service we offer you
is the best ever.
We thank you for your
patronage and hope that next
Thursday will be a real Thanks
giving Day for everybody.
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY
THE 0. E. CROWLEY GROCERY CO. IRC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
HTOltE OPENS NINE A. M. CLOSES SLY P. M.