SERVICE!
.4* our col*l storage plant is located In the same
budding as the Meat Market, we And it convenient to
remove only enough meat to keep up with our immedi
ate nH|iiireinent*. ..You are thereby assured of re
ceiving only fresh meat at all times.
. . . The Victoria brings us another shipment of fresh
chilled tN*rf. milk fed chickens, young lamb, veal and
fresh pork.
. . . We will also have some fresh strawberries and
raspberries.
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
WHOLESALE RETAIL
Earl C. Mod ini, prop.
Quality Meats at Reasonable Prices
LOCAL NEWS
SILVER WAVE TAKES
RIG MAII. NORTH
The mail steamer Silver Wave,
Capt. John Hegness in comma ml.
sailed for Northern points last
Saturday evening with several pass
engers, a full cargo of freight and
199 sacks of mail. Those destined
for northern points were: E. J.
Matthews. Fritz Weinert and Tail
Lomen for Candle. Milton Luther
ard "Lucky” Peterson hound for
Teller. L. Dean who is on his way
to Kotzebue t«. establish a radio sta
tion for the United States Signal
Corps. Polly and Edna two native
girls enroute to ('ape Prince of
Wales. Ice conditions being favor
able the vessel will probably make
the trip in about ten days.
MltS. FLOWERS SELLS
HEM RESTAURANT
.Mrs. Oliver Flowers, proprietress
of the Gem Restaurant, disposed
of the restaurant equipment to the
proprietors of the Nome Cafe.
The new owners moved the equip
ment to their new place of business
opposite the O K Store. James Var
ner and Bob Arnold the proprietors
of the Nome Cafe have r -moved the
old kitchen range and put in it’s
place the range acquired by Mrs.
Flowers, and will now b-> prepared,
so they state, to handle their busi
ness which is steadily increasing.
CITY COUNCIL PURCHASES
BOILER FOR SCHOOL
• The Finance Committee of the
City Council and the School Board
after investigating the condition
of the boiler recently removed from
t*e tug Keyes, have decided that it
is just what is needed for the Nome
Public School building. The Com
mittee composed <>f Henry Burgh
and Chas. Cuvey representing the
Council have approved the purchas
ing of the boiler for the school
board. An electric oil burner will
Phone Main 1.- Nome, Alaska.
Opposite M. A- M. Bank Building.
DR. L. W. FROMM,
Dentistry.
FOR THE NEW-COMMER.
PRICES THAT WILL SUIT YOU
Gold Crowns.
Cold Fillings . . .
Gold Inlays . .
Gold Jackets . .
Rubber Plates. .
Porcelain Fillings
Porcelain Crowns
.. 510 and 512
$4.00 and $5.00
-510 and 512
. 540.00
. . 53.00 to $7.00
Bridge Work per tooth, gold or
Porcelain.$10.00
ORAL PROPHYLAXIS a Specialty.
Treatment of Pyorrhea with......
Merettan *2.50
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
JUST RECEIVED
Protect your home and family by
using Asbestos Plaster Board, a
large shipment just received.
Our large stock of new WALL
PAPER with Ceilings and Borders
to match on display Monday.
A large line of Staple Toys now
cn display.
A large stock of Lange Ranges
and Stoves, just received, buy one
and save one half of your fuel bill.
HOLT’S NEW STORK
Hard wart?—-Wholesale and Retail
Telephone Main 11
probably also be purchased and
both installed before the fall term
MrlNTYKE OUT ON (RiTCHRS
E. J. McIntyre, the well known
gas engineer, who met with an ac
cident by having his ltg broken
while making the trip from Nome to
Shelton over the railroad, is now
seen daily taking hikes on his
crutches. Mac. is. however, wear
ing his usual big smile and taking
Ms painful accident as a matter of
course.
JEWEL (UAIll) SOLOMOXWAIID
The schooner Jewel Guard. Harry
F warts captain and owner, left for
Solomon Tuesday last.
S1W1MY SCHOOL CHILDREN’
ENJOY I’ICNIC
Last Thbrsday the Sunday School
children of the Federated Church
enjoyed a picnic at Fort Davis.
About 45 or 50 young folks were
taken down to the Fort in automo
biles where the day was spent in
gpmes. etc. A delicious lunch was
served the youngsters by some of
the older folks who attended the
p:cnic, after which all returned to
the city much pleased with their
MAIL IM)AT DONALDSON
WITH PASSENGERS AND MAIL
The niotorship Donaldson sailed
for St. Michael Sunday morning
about with the IT. S. Mail and
f've passengers as follows: Vance
McDonald. Miss A. Brunelle and
the 1*. S. Steamboat Inspectors for
the St. Michael district, (’apt. White
and Mr. Craft, together with their
secretary Wilson Brine.
NEW YORK LADY
VENTURES INTO KOUGAROK
Miss A. Ward, of New York City,
v ho arrived on the first boat this
Spring. left Sunday for the Kougar
<k section accomoanied by two
trusted scouts. The trip from Nome
was made by dog-mobile over the
old railroad route, with that well- 1
known navigator and captain, Al.
Carey, of the Scenic Express, with
out Pullman cars attached.
Miss Ward is a sister of Tom
Ward, the well known old sour
dough. who met death in a blizzard
rear Teller a few years ag.», and for
whom the entire community of Sew
ard Peninsula mourned when they
heard the sad news. Miss Ward has
been interesting hefself in her bro
ther's mining properties since his
death, and is making the journey
to the Ward Copper Company’s
mine in the Kougarok section to
look over the property.
MAIL NOTICE
The next mail for. the “Outside”
will Im* sent oil the S. S. Victoria.
POSTMASTER.
MILO S CAFE
NOW
OPEN
IeeCream made daily
Sold in any Quanity
•Pl*OSITK NUGGET OFFICE
John Manos prop.
LOCAL NEWS
STHIMKR VICTORIA ARRIVES
ON SECOND VOYAGE
The Alaska Steamship Company's
lir.er Victoria. Captain Davis in
command, arrived in the roadstead
at Nome on her second voyage of
the season las; night about eleven
thirty o’clock. The steamer carried
a large list of passengers, a num
ber of whom are tourists making
the round trip, and much feright.
Approximately 1.000 tons of freight
v.as carried by the Vic. and 300 tons
of coal for the United States Coast
Giaril Cutter Hear, which vessel is
expected to arrive -n Nome shortly.
Following is the corrected list of
passengers arriving, taken from the
Judge A. Z. Watson, wife
Col. H. W. O’Brien, wife
S. M. Gaylord
Louis Kaninsky, wife
Miss S. Frazier
Bishop P. T. Rowe
Miss Roebling
Miss S. Stils
James Halpin
Miss E. Robliflg
M. T. Barron, and wife
Cora Berghardt
Mrs. G. T. Bradley
Miss McEwan
Mrs. M. Thompson
A. S. ("Doc”) Kemp
Samuel Bear and wife
Richard Lee
Margaret Lee
Mrs. A. Lee
P. Jar\i£
Miss Eva Martin
Ernest Horgan
John Ella Kent
Mrs. George Olson
Gertrude Pegreris
A. B. Hogan
Miss B. Myers
Mrs. I. R. Hansen
Mrs. J. E. Hewitt
A. Johansen and wife
Mrs. H. Bigousky
Don and Helen Bigousky
Mrs. M. L. Nelluka
Peter Sather. Jr.
Ada and baby Black Jack
Anna Setary
Mrs. E. A. Williams
Mrs. J. F. Marlin
Jeanette and baby Marlin
Grace Kelly
William Kennedy and wife
Miss A. Ferrial
W. — Ha mm on
Mrs. W. E. Scott
Amanda Carter
Mrs. J. V. Borgan
August And°rson
W. H. Supsdon
S. H. Hoffman
Chas. Brown
L. Bevereaux
J. Maloney
C. McWhinney
C. T. Thomas
T. Hawker
J. Roberts.
and 12 steerage.
W. H Turksdorf
Ester Martin
Mrs Jean Dupertius and son
Miss E. Frantzin
Chas. McFadden
Mrs. A. L. Hermanson
Mrs. C. Haering
Mrs. J. C. Sommerville
John Day
J. Silverman
Mrs. C. Kelly
Anna Fagerstroni
r.nd L L Maloney. P. Tomren, H L
Stokes. R A Jonson, Chas Dikeman,
J. Sommerville. Raymond Haering.
r. Thompson. W P Armstrong, H.
Fries, R. Butler. A Peterson, J C
DeRosie, J. Sullivan.
POSITION WANTED
Maid, Waitress or cook wishes
employment, inquire for Mrs. Scott,
at Elite Hotel.
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MU’H l.\ KYIDKNCK
ON NUMB STREETS j
R. B. Julian, the Ford automobile
agent In Nome. Is busy these days !
selling Ford ears. Bob reports that ;
on the Victoria and the freighter '
Nebesna. he will have six new cars i
for Nomeites. On the Vic a Ford j
truck for the Bangor Dredging Co. ■
will be recived as well ns a Ford '
touring car for the local agency, to
be used as an agent's demonstration
On the freighter Nebesna which
b aves Seattle July 20th.. four more j
cars, already ordered, will be ship- i
ped. Mayor Maynard, having sold
his Coupe, will replace it with a
Ford Sedan with all the latest at-1
taehments; E. H. Bergquist, of the j
Lighterage Company, will receive a i
Ford touring car; Gus. Johnson who j
is looking after the Lomen Reindeer
& Trading Corporation's Cold Stor
age Plant, is geting a Ford roadster
and it is reported another closed
car will be received in this shipment
the owner’s name for reasons is j
withheld.
Agent Julian also states that he
will receive a large stock of addi
Conal Ford parts and accessories,
a supply of Valveze Motor Oil front
Pennsylvania also being enroute.
Mr. Julian states that any further
orders for Ford cars received by
him up to July 15th.. will be in time
for shipment to Nome on the
freighter Nebesna leaving Seattle
July 20th.
NEW ARRIVALS!
Send in or phone your address to
the Nome Nugget and the carrier
will deliver the paper promptly to
Special
RELIANCE
Florida
Grape Fruit
Per doz.
3 Cans
$3.75
$1.00
PBLET’S STORE
FORD
CARS
The Ford Car furnishes convenient and Reliable
transportation at a Price that you can
comfortably afford to Pay
FORD SETS OUR PRICES
On cars delivered on the dock in Nome—
and “Henry!’ plays no favorites
Four-Door Sedan
Two-Door Sedan
Coupe
Touring Car
Runabout
$924.00
$830.00
$758.00
$606.50
$575.00
All the above cars are equipped with Self starter, Demountable
rims and One extra rim for spare tire.
Ford Ton Truck delivered in Nome
Self starter and demountable rims
Fordson Tractor delivered in Nome
$82500
$628.00
If you contemplate buying si c{ir, please give us your order
before July 15th and we will make shipment on the freighter
Nebasna leaving Seattle July 20th.
O.LCRIWLEY 6RSCERY GO.
R. B. JULIAN mgr.