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Quality Meats at Reasonable Prices
LOCAL NEWS
Postmaster Winkler announced
yesterday that incoming mail is
due to arrive today and that out
going mail will close this after
noon. Mail for the Kouga>ok
leaves Nome Monday Dec. 1st.
The Pioneers' of Alaska, Igloo
No. 1. will give their annual roof
garden fete on the night of Sat
urday. December 20. Details of
the atffair are being worked out
and will be announced later.
(\ .1. Woof ter lias been confined
to his home all week with throat ;
1 trouble and has consequently »>een !
unable to attend to his duties at
j the District Clerk’s Office. At the
j latest report he is improving cod
| expects to be about soon.
is sending a number of horses and
I equipment to Solomon where they
will be engaged in hauling
large number of ties with which to
ADDITION XI. SIIII'S MAKE GOOD
PROGRESS IN CHARTING
WASHINGTON. Nov. 28, 1AP1— The additional
ships which were put into service for the Geodetic I
Survey forces made possible the increase last year
with the charting and recording of the water bound- ‘
ary according to Lester Jones. Director, in his an- j
nual report of Alaska and the Philippines. Good j
results were obtained by the three mine sweepers j
which were attached for the work.
GOLF HAS BECOME THE ACE
OF RECREATIONAL ATTRACTIONS
CHICAGO. Nov. 28. (AP)—According to A1
Espinosa, professional golfer, his game has out
stripped curativje ^waters, scenery, bathing and
fishing as the winning attractions at the watering
places. The recreation has become so much of
a fad that business men and women scarcely think
of other sports to spend their vacation and leisure
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NOME WEEKLY NUGGET
AND THE DAILY BULLETIN 82.00 PER MONTH
RADIUM USED TO REMOVE TUMORS
FROM THROAT OF COMPOSER
BRUSSLES. Belgium. Nov. 28. (AP)—The fam
ous Italian composer Puccini yesterday underwent
a three-hour operation in which doctors used radium
for the removal of tumors from the patient’s throat.
The operation is said to have been successful.
>V?FT CONSIDERS PLANS
TO DEVELOP \ I APTVOSToK
OHIO. Nov. 28. CAP)—A con- *t* l rc^r'ly
made by the Kuribayashi Steamship Comrauy. a
new Japanese firm, with the Soviet authorities for
the operation of several steamers out of Vladivostok,
is causing anxiety to officials and others interested
in the semi-government South Manchuria Railway
Company.
It is believed that the new steamship company
will make Vladivostok an important port for the
Manchurian hinterland which, with its rich exports
of bean cake and other commodities, now deals
with the rest of the world largely through the South
Manchuria railroad and the Japanese-controlled
port of Dairen.
Have You ANY Spare Time?
If so, it will profit you to visit
our stores and inspect
New fall AND Winter Stocks
NEW LINENS
NEW DRAPERIES
NEW TOWELS
NEW NAPKINS
NEW CURTAIN NETS
NEW BLANKETS
NEW COMFORTERS
NEW STAMPED GOODS
NEW LINGERIE FABRICS
NEW COATS
NEW DRESSES
NEW’ UNDERWEAR
NEW SILK HOSIERY
NEW WOOL HOSIERY
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS
NEW NECKWEAR
NEW PURSES
NEW’ BAGS
NEW SCARFS
NEW’ RIBBONS
NEW NOVELTY JEWELRY
NEW’ SWEATERS
FOR THE MEN THEIR IS
NEW HALF HOSE
NEW SHIRTS
NEW NECKWEAR
NEW SWEATERS
NEW UNDERWEAR
NEW GAPS
NEW HATS
NEW MUFFLERS
NEW OVERCOATS
NEW SUITS
NEW NETTLETON SHOES. NEW FLORSHEIM SHOES
LEHMANN’S
corduroy a road commission high- |
way in that section.
W. K. Gerhart fractured his arm ;
early this week when he unfortun- ■
ately fell off of one of the dredges I
at Little Creek. He was taken |
to the Maynard Columbus Hospital I
where the injured limb is being j
treated.
A six and one half-pound boy
arrived to gladden the home of
Professor and Mrs. L. E. Rynning
on Wednesday. Nov. 26th. The
hnppy mother and son are doing
well at the Maynard-Columbus
Hospital.
r. S. Marshal Griffiths was tak
en home from the hospital where
he has had a long seige after
being on the point of death and
!:• improving daily. He will be
strong enough soon to be about
and will resume his duties as
soon ns he is able.
1 good deal of preparatory work j
has been going on on the ground
which the Hammon Company is
working on Little Creek, making
ready tor future dredging. A
considerable amount of cold water
thawing has been completed and
mains and feeders have been con
nected and placed in readiness to
turn the water intq the drill holes
early in the spring.
Father Fortune of St. Josh's
Church left Nome on Monday for
a t-rip to Pilgrim Springs where he
is expected to spend a week or so
at. the home conducted there by
the church for children. He
took with him many contributions
of sweets and the like from mem
bers of the local church for the
little tots to enjoy on Thanksgiv
Tlie Hamnion Company dredge
No. 3 was closed down on Wed
nesday for the winter and after
the sluices were cleaned a num
ber of the employees were made
busy preparing the big boat for
the winter. Dredge No. 2 is
still operating and will probably
continue for some time if the
weather continues as favorable as
it has for the past month.
Professor L. E. Rynning was so
elated over the arrival of Prof.
| Jr., on Wednesday that the tried
to descend a flight of stairs five
jar a time, which he did but with
j the accompanying result of hav
ing suffered a sprained ankle.
V" ile be is laid up with the in-'
j jured member, he is still much
enthused and when he tries an
other exercise of athletic skill,
no doubt he will be more steady
and successful.
A birthday surprise party was
given in honor of Miss Bertha Se
vill. Matron at the Maynard-Col
umbus Hospital on the evening of
the 26th at which all including
the honor guest had a most en
joyable time. Those present
were Mesdames W. Barthelomew.
W. F. Baldwin. S. C. Taylor. Fred
Rolin. Olson. L. E. Bunting. C.
Welch, Carl Lomen. R. B. Julian.
Jack Strangman, A. Polet. Ted
Krammer, and Miller.
A new bunk house is to be con
structed this winter by the Ham
mon Company at a location handy
to the dredges on the tailing piles
which have recently been leveled
which have recently beep leveled
for that purpose. The new build
ing will be steam heated and made
as comfortable as poslble for the
men. The foundation is practic
ally completed and the structural
work wil be continued as long as
the weather will permit.
—MAIL NOTICE—
MAIL FOR THE OUTSIDE WILL
CLOfil AT ABOUT 4 P. M. THIS
AFTERNOON—SATURDAY, NOV
EMBER 29.
FOR SALK—Ladle's Squirrel Par
ka. Reasonable. Inquire at
Nawpe.
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED
AT HOLTS
1000 Flashlight batteries
SO Flash and Spot Lights
50 Rolls Oil Cloth.
1500 Rolls Wall Paper
100 Staple Toys
5 Sets of Dishes
5 Baby Carriages A Carts
25 Rolls of Weather Strip
200 Rolls Heavy Tar Paper
100 Rolls Best Malthotd Roofing
10 Lang Stoves and Ranges
Quality Goods Lowest Prices
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