DWORD ABOUT CHEESE
For the first time in years we are able to offer a large assortment
of cheese and considering circumstances, prices are reasonable
There .s nothing in the food line than can replace cheese from
the stand point of food value and health to economy. Be a constant
user of cheese We have the hind you like.
Eikhorn Red P.mcnio
Eikhorn Red Pimento
Eikhorn Greer. Chile
Eikhorn Green Crile
Eikhorn Camombret
Eikhorn Can-.embert .
Eikhorn Roquefort . . .
Eikhorn Roquefort
B H Chile, in foil per doz..
German Breakfast, in foil per doz.
Caciocavalh. weight 4 Ihs Whole cheese pe
Imitation Swiss, weight 25 lbs. Whole cliee>
Limhurger. per pound .
Oregon Brick, per pound.
Roman, for grating per pound.
Monterey, foi grating per pound
2 doz . in carton'•
per carton
.$10,00 . . per can 50c
. . 10.00. . . . per can 50c
. . 15 00 . ... per can 75c
9 00. ... per can 40c
. . 15.00. . . per can 75c
. . 9.00 . per can 4Cc
. .$2 00. . . per pkg 20c
i per ib . .50c cut 60c
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ESTABLISHED 1900
the work Mtuked ground•on the first
tr:il :»in -r is going on with varied de
PIONEER SOCIAL
DANCE TONIGHT
«*v nlnsr with ■ social <! nice tfiven l>y
The rnli" M’wient will In* open to
■tile pub'lic :iml is to bo tho first *f
or <>f the win.' v p< > 1. TV* program
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REINDEER "MULLIGAN" FEATURE
OF SEATTLE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE BANQUET
a banquet in Seattle IWmlwr
bulletin was issued all the Ala si-a
vniflucM intended for the dinner h •<!
■ ■•anberries. flour from the first mill
in the T.inan-i Valley. insto'V-l l.i .-.t
FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES
Sunil::;.- School . 11 A. M
You .ire cordially invited to attend
The Church with a Welcome.
RICHARD DECKER. Pester.
FUR MITTEN FOUND
FOUND—One right hand hear skin
TRAPPERS - TRADERS
SHIP TO
GOME R. MW Inc
Dealer in Raw Furs
NEW YORK—127 W. 27th St.
SEATTLE—ALASKA BUILDING
Ship direct to Xey York for highest prices paid for I tew Furs.
Your shipments are handled by expert graders and New York Market
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your
' shipments will be kept separate in order that our prices may be ap
proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis
factory, the Furs will bo returned to yop. transportation charges pre
paid. Ship by Insured Parcel Post or Express. Ship in a dry con
dition. Always enclose an itemized list of contents with name and
address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package or hale.
All payments are matte by check on the Seattle National Bank, or in
any other manner desired. Special instructions, if any, to accompany
shipment.
SHIP YOUR FURS TO US NOW
LOCAL NEWS
OUTSIDE MAIL
ARRIVES THURSDAY
swntxlule wlt'i i.h>
Thurwfciy
i lx.ill (i*
disiuitrh
PROSPECTORS LEAVE FOR CASA
SECTION IN STARCH OF LUCRE
"titempl.iio prospecting: u
if I lauuhf1'. . ii>!
Th<- monthly moil from Telit-!,
j iv.v;, BlatHifonl. .loivry Sullivan,
inciil from T.tylor an-1 other Kotis?nrn .
BIOLOGICAL EXPERTS
LEAVE ON LONG TRIP
gaged in study,;ns the problems cf
reindeer grazing and propagation. with
d-urfry. !• Ct Tuesday for T iller and
r-, c , western poinV. after spoil dim; :
arrival from the reindeer experiment1
reff and other points on the west
er.is-t and will prolwibly also proceed I
in that see-,inti. They expect to he |
gene for some weeks before returning j
here e.nroute to Fnalakleet.
DEPUTY JOHNSON
RETURNS FROM TRIP
TO ST MICHAEL
Deputy .Marsha! Kric Johnson re- j
• timed Thursday from a trip to St
.Michael. bringing a federal prisoner j
named I u- Landers, who is awaitin'-; I
action by the grand jury on a charge j
of burgfciry. Lnnders is a private in i
the infantry dctachm nit stationed at
Ft St Michael.
Deputy Johnson ref arts ncoun^e •-i
ing a rather severe journey \v:th much i
bad weather. the vis.i-»i.ttides of which ,
Included sov ml frost bitten fingers
and the loss of same skin from his |
olfactory app ndage. He learned en
j-oute that a man nnmwl John Knnov
was Tfl‘Tier severed frozen *ihqut th
itv of Solomon recently but i- now
NATIVE DEIRMAN SUSTAINS
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
doer own r. is suffering with a badly |
swollen 1 eir as a. ,,r“nilt of m acciden'
sustain'-} Tues'ln;- on the trail a short
to Tpller with SutK.rintendant !
of t'lBureau of Education. Super- !
intenrlrnt Evans anil Taiituk dep-t
p:1 from Nome Tuo-doy morning j
•orthf- n point® !n company w5th j
Mw'ts Palmar anil Jr.hns.oa. of rh j
Bureau < f Bioligical Survey, who loft {
v-a er---urterrd which the dogs rj
fused to fare. Whfle attrmn*!ncr t'
lead them. Tantuk pYpped and
heavily. h1*' kn e enp encouirttep'ng a
p'oee of harp lee. The Mow rendered
the l'rt’ih eom,ptetely useless in addi
tion ■*. > musing g-e<it pain. . Ue
was unable to walk and had to l>e
carri'd to the «dpd by Evans. Realis
ing that *he ’njury was too s-ninns
to construe the journey Mr. Evans
brought the injured m:ui bock at once,
anf.ving the amine evening. Following
an examination by Dr. Welch, Supt.
Bvan.s si.id the injury will probably
Immpaclate Taiituk for some time and
may involve a fractured knee enp.
Owing to the swollen condition of
the kilmlb t has l*een impossible for
Dot it or Welch to determine the true
character of the injury.
NOME SCHOOL CHILDREN TO AID
EUROPEAN RELIEF FUND
Ter: > to rial School Sup 'j iutvn.lcn.
!.r ;:!-'.r D. Henderson, in a telegram to
|-r uoipnl of the Nome Public
School, urges ‘lief the schools of rthJs
district get solidly behind t.h • Ruro
eiuf.ng the millions of ehildrery in Po
la ml. Kiuimnnda. Hungary. Jugo-Sln
vi i. ('z. i ho-Sl.-iv: i and other st- • :>ns
by tens of ‘housand- if food is not
spr hILIv forthcoming.
Mr. Henderson's message, dated at
Juneau. Alaska, Jan. 10
M Iss 1 b■' n Moore
Print- pal of Schools. Nome
Highly detvfre that schools get sol
idly behind Kuropean relief. .Mrs.
James Keenan your district chairman,
she has appointed local chairman in
i-oitjm.i! r/ties second vision. Will
you ."Mrss le.ite.rs all schools in rV
school make emit ribut'ons as unit ami
report amount this office. Refer you
to Mrs. Keenan for information.
Signed: fPridorsor^.
M’S Roikfnan. th?> principal, stat- s
to enlist the school children in the
beneficent work along the lines sug
FAIRBANKS CITIZENS
SPEND COIN TO BOOST
GOLD BONUS
nuTri.il flub received by the North
western Al.-isk;i Chamber of I’onuiim'o
diisrlo-os t.h:i 5 the Fairbanks people
havo b on "right on the job” in tho
matte:- "f boosting tho (iohl Ronus
mil. not only by tho wind mi tho.I wo
ompi-oy locally \\1it.h srn-h great sue
pockets and putting up the real coin of
tin- realm in substantial chunks.
G. n. Erwin. soi rot ary of th ■ Fair
banks i lull -ays his organization
> Used last sununo" to help the
bill along and is actively lioosting t
All of which goes to show that tin
l aij-bi'inksinns are the real thing In
public spirit are no whit behind those
of the famous "Spirit City.” who are |!
far and away tile greates* boosting I
h'lrn-h on this side of the continent. |
AIR LETTER TO NEW
YORK MAYOR BRINGS
PLEASiNG RESPONSE
Mayor Hylan of New York, in reply
to a leit/ter forwarded to hun by Mayor
Rice of Nome by the Alaska Plying.
Expedition, has returned the follow
ing congratulatory and highly inter
esting1 response.
City of New York
Office of the Mayor
October 25. 1320
Hon. O. F. nice. Mayor
City of Nome. Alaska
Your letter cTtitrtl August 25 h is just
reached me by mall, 'bavins: boon
hrousiht to this olty. T pret-mme, by
the linterpkl aiunen in whose eom
me.n<lfl.ti!on you write and who have
romp-let d on of the most dvti'n."
flights on record. On behnlf of the
people of New York I acknowledge
tion. "it is indeed a matter of sr at
.inlt-irest and which call® far much
congratulation of all concerned th?"
Northwest should be thus connected.
The imat? nati on is awaken; I a' the
thought tha* .a great city Vkc* Nome
is developing in d: tart Alaska, under
n well-organized system of .govern -
nipp*. A even on -behalf of the people
of this citv I extend to you hem-t
iest congratulations and the ho*- ■ that
y-m ond the people of No me w!ll o'
vnys be blessed wiiih t;h-^ fullest me"*.
lire of good heci’th and r> osper'tv.
at.d that, cur two o'fi-n m- v Ivecnpte
even more closely nCf|U!i?nted and con
nected as the -yf-nc - and art of fiy
oincerely yours,
John H.vl-n
INFORMATIOlO WANTED
Will A. Woodier, who returned t*
T’. S.. A. from Europe in 1!1<V>. of
'• nynip knowing his whereabouts,
kindly write to Ttox 185 T?*orIand
Agencv TAd.. 16 Regent Street. 1.on
don. England.
KLIM
POWERED
WHOLE
MILK
The contents of one can will
make four quarts of whole milk.
Price $1.25 per Can
0. [. csomFSROGEBY CO.
R. B. JULIAN, Manager
Store Opens 1) a. ni. ami Closes (J p. m.
LADIES
Silks, Laces and Embroderies
ON DISPLAY
THI EMPORIUM kirstan bros
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, [Pressingiand Cleaning
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
$1.00 ” ONEDOLLAR ROOMS ”$U)0
BUSS .MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROUT. KELLY. Mgr.
MEN’S FANCY VESTS
Worth $5.00
to $10.00
YOUR CHOICE AT
$1.00 EACH
THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING OF A GOOD MANY PRICE-CUTS
THAT WE ARE MAKING
V/c believe that the merchandise, coming in on the first boat,
will cost less than the stock now on hand, and therefore our shelves
should be empty on opening of navigation.
For that reason and also in order t-» help lower the H. C- L.
we will make considerable reductions.
We are not overloaded, nor hard pressed for money; but people
expect lower prices and we are going to see that you get them.
That is all there is to it, we're geing to !:><o some profit, but
we’re going to make so many friends that we dou’t have to worry about
Gborulf Mmann
m. AND CLOSE AT 6 p. ny+
WE OPEN AT 9 a.