OUTFITTING SUGGESTIONS
WE CANNOT AFFORD, and tin* owner of this paper will not sell us the entire issue, to be able to present to you
comprehen-ively all of the good tilings we have assembled to please you, we must abide our time and from time to time surprise
you with new things. Read our advertisement every Saturday and you will be informed of the completeness of our stock, the fine
store service and the price advantages to be gained by trading with us.
We have selected a few seasonable items for your consideration and we invite you to call on us and talk over any thing you
might be in need of, and our years of experience in catering food stuffs is entirely at yonr service with out charge.
WE DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN GROCERIES
WINTER MANANA, per box.
WINTER MANANA. Fancy, pci box
KINGS. per box.
STAY MAN. per box.
JONATHAN, per box.
VANDERPOLE, per box.
SJMTZKNMERG. per box .
NEWTON l'IPPIN. per box .
WINK SAPS, per box.
DELICIOUS, per box.
QUINCES. per box.
WINTER PEARS, per b..x.
CRANBERRIES, per box .
GRAPEFRUIT, FLORIDA, per box .
OR ANDES. VALENCIA, per box . .
LEMONS, per box.
HITT K R.
(In Canons ttO pound caws)
Golden North, per pound, .61; Retail ,65c
Brookfield, per pound .67c. Retail .70c
Ill TTKIt (IN BRINK
Golden North 60 lhs. kegs, 680. Itetail 7u>
Golden North. Ill* lbs. kegs. 67c. Retail 7b*
Brookfield 60 lbs. kegs 72c. Retail 75*
Brookfield. 25 lbs. kegs, each .$18.2:
Med-O-dew Rutter in 25 lbs. kegs and 50 lbs
kegs, prices same as Brookfield.
In Canned Rutter we carry the Golden State
Brand in one and two pound tins.
BANNER, per case. $16.50. per doz. 60e
INFERTILE. Sealed, per case $21.00. per doz.75c
RANCH, per case.$25.00
Ranch Brookfield and Those Eggs
in Cartons. $26.00. per doz. 90c
CIIKSH VEGETABLES
FRESH CUCUMBERS. -ach .25c
MALAGA GRAPES, per lb.50c
SW EET POTATOES. 2 lbs.25c
HUBBARI) SQUASH. 2 lbs.25c
We have the following varieties of potatoes
Gold Coin from Oregon. Yakima Gems. White
River Gems. American Wonder and Sali-nas
Burbanks.
r I S II—S A \. T K II.
(^ ukon River 15 ll»s. Kits.)
Pink Salmon Bellies, per kit.$2.75
Silver Salmon Bellies, per kit ..'{.25
King Salmon Bellies, per kit .2.75
Herring, per kit .2.50
Black Cod. per kit .3.25
Tongues and Sounds, per kit . ... 1.00
Mackrel. per kit .4.50
Imported Anchovies, per kit .7.50
C A \ \ III) I ISH Mf*H< 'I AliTIKS.
CAVIAR, per can .
KI HP BRE1) SNA( ’ KS.. . .
MKRUNO TCNA.
SARDINES WhitP Star.
SARDINES—-Polar Queen,
SARDINES—filu# Jacket.
ANCHOVIES in Oil per
ANTIPASTO, per can . .
.3 for $1.00
16 oz. tin .25c
xkw (imms, new brands, new vaiateh.
Imported Lentils, per pound .25c
Asparagus String Beans in lithographed tins
Per case.$7.50. 3 cans for $1.00
Natural Rice (unpolished).2 pounds 25c
Cracked Wheat. 10 pound sacks, each . . . .$1.00
Carnation Oats with aluminum or crockery
prize in each package, each.60c
Carnation Wheat Flakes, aluminum or crock
ery prize in each package, each .60c
K -Hosts Krumbles, per package .25c
Kr--.ii Horse Radish, per bottle.25c
.M nt Jelly, per Jar.25c
Crape -Syrup', per bottle.$1.00
Smoked Beef Tongues, per lb.60c
Wesson Salad Oil in Half pints .40c
Wesson Salad Oil in pints .75c
Wesson Salad Oil. half Gallons.$1.50
Dromendary Sliced peels, (citron, orange, lemon >
one pound cartons .75c
Libby Sweet Relish, per Jar.35c
Wigwam Maple Syrup, per large can ....$1.00
Wigwam Maple Syrup, per medium can ....50c
Gold Brer Rabbit Molasses, per can .50c
Mixed Fine Herbs, per can.35c
FOOD SPECIALIST
LOCAL NEWS
WINTKK SKRY1CK
The winter mail service will be
gin between Nome and Unalakleet
once each calendar week from Nov.
16th to May 2nd.
Mails f*>r the outside for Haycock.
Candle. Kotzebue 'Sound and for i
Postoffice further North are for
warded to Pnalakleet on this route. (
As the day of departure of each '
week from Nome depends o-n the ;
time of" departure of the incoming ;
mail from Unalakleet, tin order to '
make the proper connections at Goln j
vin where the Mail Carriers ex-1
change mails) this will be announc- |
p.d later.
.Mails will leave for Teller as soon
as sledding up the Coast is prac
ticable. Mails left for Taylor Nov.
2nd and are due to arrive from Tay
lor about Nov. 10.
There is monthly service between
Nome and Teller from November
inclusive to May inclusive, and be
tween Nome and Taylor from Nov.
Inclusive to April inclusive. Mails
for Council are sent to Golovin each
week on the Nome-IJnalakleet route
and aie forwarded from Golovi-n to
Council about the first and fifteenth
of each month.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 4tli |
THICKEN DINNER |
Fruit Salad
Torn on the Cob.
Ice Cream and Cake. |
AT BAHLKE’8. I
\MK ASSOOATION
HOLDS .YIKFTING
At the meeting of the Northwest- |
ern Alaska Fur, Fish and Game Pro- j
tective Association hold last Sun- j
day afternoon three important' steps
First was the matter of affiliating
with the American Game Protective
Association with headquarters in
New York. With an organization
like that to back them up. the locai
association feels that they inay do
more effective work in the way of
securing legislative attention at
Washington, 1). C.
Secondly was the idea of corres
ponding with all the shooting clubs
on the West coast, particularly the
duck hunting clubs, relative to giv
ii g the birds they have such a fine
time shooting in the Fall a little
protection during the nesting sea
son. It is hoped that this may
work out in having a man stationed
at all the big breeding flats of
Alaska to see that the present de
| struction of eggs by the natives is
I stopped.
The third and concluding matter
was that of the vanishing King Sal
i mon and of the measures which
I must 1h* taken if this valuable flsh
j i:- to be saved from extermination.
| The unfitness of the present regula
.ions was agreed upon and direct j
steps taken to secure more adequate
The meeting was a most interest
ing one and the members who fail
ed to appear missed something. 8
new members were taken in. The
next meeting will be held on the
first Sunday in December.
FANCY
CANDY
LOMEN BROS
LARSEN LEAVES FOR DIME
H. V. Larsen left Noun*. during
•thy week for Dime where lie and
his partners.' Holmes amL Norber#
will stijrt mining operations for the.
Larsen stated that Porter aftd
Valentine will undertake to take
out a large dump this winter and
expert it. employ about 12 men for
N'ass and partners located at
Dime will employ about eight men
ir mining operations during the
winter. Mining operations in the
vicinity of Dime are expected to
flourish during the coining months
as there are quite a few who have
declared their intentions of starting
operations soon.
RED CROSS WILL GIVE
OCT LITEKATCRE
The Red Cross Committee has
made it known that they have ob
tained the oflice lately occupied by
the Alaska Steamship Company op
posite the Nugget Office and will
give out Health Pamphlets and as
sist those desiring Red Cross help
any afternoon next week from 1:30
until 5 P. M.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
TO GIVE R\\(TS
It has been made known that
Seward (’hapter No. 2 of the Royal
Arch Masons will Rive a Social on
Saturday evening November 17th,
at the Masonic Temple in Nome.
This is the first social to be given
by the R. A. M. since the last boats
departed and every one is expected
to spend a real enjoyable evening
Masons, their lady friends and all
members of the Eastern Star are
invited to attend.
AMERICAN LEGION
DANCE TONIGHT
The local post of the American
Legion are giving a dance in the A.
B. Hall tonight. The dance is the ;
regular annupl Armistice Day dance !
The Legion boys have been busy for
the last week and promise all attend I
ing the dance tonight a good time.
A first class orchestra consisting of j
some of the best musicians in Nome
will furnish the music, and refresh-i
raents will be served the guests.
Any items of interest to the com
munity if given or telephone© to the
Nugget will be given publicity and
will be appreciated at all times.
PIONEER I .AIMES GIVE SOCIAL.
The Pioneer Ladies of Igloo No.
I. Pioneers of Alaska held their
regular monthly social at the Pio
neer Hall last night. Many mem
bers were present and the evening
was passed in a most enjoyable
manner.
NOTICR
Those desiring Red Cross • help
and Health Pamphlets may obtain
the sana- by calling at the Alaska
Steamship Company office,next door
to Polet’s Slow any afternoon next
week from I: SO to 5 P. M.
HKD CROSS COMMITTEE.
Xl'MIKT’S RECEIVING SET
PICKS UP SPEECH
mtOAWASTED FROM
PORTLAND. ORE. |
The new Fada One-Sixty Neutro-1
dyne Receiver with Kilbourne-Clark ■
loud speaker attachment which, was
installed lately by the publisher of |
the Nugget was successful in pick>
ing up the Daily Oregonian station
at Portland. Oregon, about 3,000
miles away. last Monday evening
and a speech of fifty five minutes
duration, on the shipping facilities
of Portland harbor, etc., was en
joyed by the family and several
friends of Mayor Maynard. The
speech catne in very clearly and
every word was audible as tho the
speaker was in the room in which
is occupied by the receiving set.
The publisher of the Nugget is in
receipt of a communication from
the Bditor of the Portland Oregon
ian in which the latter states that
a Special Armistice Day Program
will be broadcasted from the Ore
gonian station at 6 P. M. Sunday
and 9 P. M. Monday, Portland time.
An attempt will be made to pick up
the Program with the Nugget's re
ceiving set and should the attempt
be successful the program will be
published in the Nugget next issue..
JOHN A. WILSON
17.8. MINERAL SURVEYOR
Nome, Alaska.
PIONEER HOTEL
ANI) IGLOO
Rooms Single or light house
keeping, from $10.00 |M‘r
month ami up. Light and
heat furnished.
MllS. JENNIE HANSEN,
Manager.
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
Our shipment of Ladies and Children's Merchandise is now on
display. Before doing any purchasing we invite yon to look over
Mfifh every purchase for a child a balloon given free.
Wo also have a complete line in our Men's Department.
We specialize in suitcases and grips. The flnest north of
Seattle:
JACK SEIDENVERG
READ THIS
WE have a most complete stork of fancy ('nticritw, Hams,
Baron, Butter. KyjRs and Hmsw.
Our EGGS' arc atnctly FRESH RANCH EGGS. We do not
carry Storage Hjcgs.
Our BUTTER is of the very BEST Qt'ALITV. We do Hot
carry low grade Butter.
Give us your WINTER ORUEK now and we well keep your
KoodH in our WARM STORAGE and deliver to you as you need
No one can undersell us on HIGH GRADE Merchandise.
OUR WINTER PRICES ARE NOW FIXED
AND THEY WILL NOT BE ADVANCED
DURING THE CLOSED SEASON. .
THE D.'E. CROWLEY BROCERY CO. INC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
STOKE OPENS NINE A. M. CLOSES SIX P. M.