Handy one pound packages
Swift’s Premium Sliced Bacon
No VVaste= Only 60cts.
and
Silverleaf Brand Lard
in neat one pound packages
for 25cts.
at the
INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET
HOLES.* LK RET*
Earl C. Mod ini, prop.
ELITE HOTEL
Modern Steam heated Rooms.
Steam, Shower and Tub Raths
in connection
Dan Alvich, Prop.
NOME CAFE
(Formerly Tony's Beanery)
Reopened under the Management of
Mrs. J. Bogan and Bob Arnold
“GOOD EATS”
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O SUITS MADE TO ORDER FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP :
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S CLEANING,
PRESSING AND REPAIRING
MODERN METHODS AND PROMPT SERVICE
Nome Tailoring Co,
o °PPosite NuBfl‘*t Office. Nome, Alaska r
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ALASKA S.S. CO.
S. S. VICTORIA
Will arrive about Aug. 15th and
sails for Seattle from Nome
about
Aug. 16 th
S. S. Nabesna
Sails for Golovin and
St. Michael about
AUGUST 10
SAILING DATES SUIJECT T0ICHAN6E
James P. Daly, Agent, Nome
LOCAL NEWS
MOTOKSHU* XOMK MARKS
SKCKSSI I I, Till!* SIBKUIA
ji The niotorship Some, Captain
.(Jus Hendrikson. under charter to
j Sam Magids, returned to Nome Mon
; day mo min1; after a successful trad
j im? trip to Anadyr. Siberia. .Mr.
i .Magids, when interviewed by the
Nugget representative, stated that
(there was no trouble of anykind
experienced in disp< ing of the vess
j neither was the cargo or the ship
molested, on leh contrary, we were
t treated royally, and tire at loss as
to how the report should have been
i spread around Nome that we were
, i:■ trouble with the Russian officials.
Gus Hendrikson the Captain ami
(owner t' the vessel reported that
this vessel, which by th« way un
built and constructed by himself in
Nome, acted like a veteran on he;
first trading trip. It was possible,
owing to th" light draft of the vessel
I to navigate up the small creek at
' Anadyr, and when the tide went our
. j we could walk aboard the vessel and
lighter th. cargo without the aid of
! d< rys. when the tide came in again
we were ready to sail back to
Nome. Arnold Castel was the third
member of the.crew on the Nome
and who is familiar with trading
! < onditions. may make another trip
to Siberia shortly.
Iv A I /rA( i-r NALA K I .RET
SlItVKV I'XDEIl WAV
At a recent meeting of the oflfi
i a Is of the Chamber of Commerce,
t iie matter of the Kaltak-Umila
kleet preliminary survey for de
I t.-i initiation of the feasibility of a
ittam road as provided by appro
1! i riation of the last Legislature.
' tako-n up and discussed at some
1* ngth. It was agreed to send the
| following wire to the Governor:
Nome. Alaska. July 31. 1924.
| Meeting held today Chamber
considered report of Committee on
j Roads and Trails regarding Kal
tag-l’nalakleet preliminary survey
: lor determining feasibility of road.
j sity of project which means so
j mediate action, please inform us
1 what has been done, we offer our
! | co-operation.
Northwestern Alaska C. of C.
To which the following telegram
(front Governor Bone was received:
Juneau. Alaska. Aug. 4. 1924.
Kaltag Survey now under >vav
1 under direction of Alaska Road
i ceived shortly.
SCOTT C. BONE.
Governor.
You can have the Daily Bulletin
itntl Weekly Nugget delivered to
your address by carriers for S2.00
per month. Have it done NOW.
Come in or phone.
Phone Main J. Nome, .Alaska.
Opposite M. & M. Bank Building.
DR. Iv. W. FROMM.
Dentistry.
FOR THE NEW-COMERS
PRICES THAT W
Gold Crowns.
Cold Fillings
Gold Inlays.
Gold Jackets . . .
Rubber Plates. .
Porcelain Fillings
Porcelain Crowns
’ILL SUIT YOU.
... $10 and $12
$4.00 and $5.00
-$10 and $12
. .$3.00 to $7.00
Bridge Work per tooth, gold or
Porcelain
ORAL PROPHYLAXIS a Specialty.
Treatment of Pyorrhea with.
Mercitan $8.50
VIJi WORK GUARANTEED.
NEW GOODS .JUST RECEIVED
AT HOLT’S.
(Oh you kids)
ipaby Buggfes .$20. to $50.00
| They are Lairds & Fultons.
Tricycles. Rubber tired
$3.50 to $7.50 each.
Kiddie Kars, extra strong
$3.00 to $5.0,0
Doll Buggies. Rubber Tires, best
50cts to $7.50
.Waggons all Iron $1.50 to $7.50.
Dolls 75c to $7.50
Toy Telephones $1.50 each
Large line of Fishing Tackle
Just Received.
HOLT SELLS EVERYTHING.
HOLT’S NEW ST$RI
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail
Telephone Main 11
1 AJX TKRM OF COl’RT TO BE
COWRNED NEXT MONTH
The Fall Term of the District
Court will convene next month,
nr.cl many inquiries are comine In
daily from jurors who served at
the Spring Sassion as to whether ,
or not they are required to attend j
tl.e Fall session. Those who are
in doubt are advised to be remind
ed Mat jurors were only excused,
and not discharged at the comple
tion of the Spring Term. The j
(Irand Jury is to convene on Sep
T. rnber Stb.. and the Petit Jury on!
September 11th. Those who have'
rot been personally excused by |
District Judge G. J. Lomen per-i
■ nally. are expected to put in an
appearance on the above dates.
The personnel of the Grand Jury
i as follows: Felix Bruner. Mrs.1
• Femeyer. E. Grimm. A. M. Hart- |
; rd. Carl Lindell. Mrs. Geo. S.
Maynard. A. J. Macdonald, J. J. !
feKenzie (of Deering). Mrs. Huch ;
o'NYIll, A. Polet. J. A. Pangman.
Mrs. Frank Preston. Mrs. F. J. i
r.oh-n, Mrs. L. E. Rynning. Peter
Sather. Sam Torkensen. O. E. |
Wheeler and Peter P. Wynants.
The personnel of the Petit Jury, t
which convenes on September 11.
is as follows: Wm. Arthurs. Fred j
y. Ayer. S. H. Burgh. Carl Brill, j
( has. Cavey. Fred Dinner. Mrs. W. J
L. Gerhart. E. J Gorman. John L.
Herbert (Candle). Carl O. Heriem.
G. S. Hilfrich. Evan Jack. Mrs. \Y.
If Koch. Gertrude Lescher. John
Manos. Otto Mill. A1 Nicholson.
Peter X. Petersen. Joe Phillips. Al
bin Poison. Ed Rohn. Bertha Sa
\ille, Henry Shultz. M. O. Solberg. j
L S. Stemple. Nels Swanberg, Ed. *
Tarnutzer. Mrs. Nell Thomen and j
Mrs. C. J. Woofter.
The time for the convening of i
both juries, on the above named
dates will be at 11:00 o'clock, a.
SHOWING FALli • HATS,
Just Received «»n this Boat,
tut Prices on All
Summer Goods.
MRS. «?. WANGER.
Opposite Court House*
CNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE
ln<iuire at NTGGET OFFICE
I
l l.OOItS AT MAIil»Alt, 100 LIVES
LOST, .10,000 HOMELESS
j Maldar. Augu-t 7—Floods pre
viously reported in the Slate of
|C..chrin. it has been officially de
clared have taken one hundred
lives at Maldar. and it is reported
that at least fifty thousand are
homeless along the path of the
VICTORIA PASSENGER LIST j
Seattle. Aug. G—The Victoria 1
[sailed this morning carrying fifty I
five passengers for Nome, whose j
names are as follows: X. C. Rice.
Mr. Eggleston. F. Lyon. W. P.
Hammon. W. C. Hammon, Mrs. |
Stern. .Mary Child, E. R. Jordan, j
II E. Reese. Mrs. Reese. Walter j
Nichols. Mrs. Nichols, A. Schmidt. I
Mrs. Schmidt. Leo Seidenverg. Mrs. |.
O. F. Weinard. Frederick Weinard. j
Elira Weinard, Norman Weinard, [
Mrs. E. R. .Miller. Mrs. Derring. A. ,
Cordova do. Mrs. E. A. Nevins, j!
(•oldie Nevins, Leo Wittenberg. It. j
K. Postlewaite. Bess Blanchard.!
Christine Neelson, Marie Esbolt.
Miss Ellen Boldy, Miss Omie Coch- j
rane. O. L. King. Mrs. King. X. j
Peterson. Mrs. Golden. O. Braden.
Mrs. E. B. Steffens and baby. Miss
Mabel Miller. Mrs. C. E. Duffey.
N. S. Bolster. W. Scott, and tw .
Chas. W. Brown, Jr.
CANDIDATE FOR j
SENATOR
Thirty Two Years of Age.
23 Years a Resident of Nome. !
Put the Spark of Life
into the Food You Eat
Most foods are “dead ’ * because in process
ing, boiling and milling we have stripped
them of their delicate life-giving elements
and minerals needed by the body. That is
why we civilized men are so low in endur
ance and vitality. Vegex supplies certain
elements that are lacking from other foods.
Food vitamins stimulate and keep the
life process at its height. Without vi
tamins we cannot live. Vegex is the rich
est known food in Vitamin B and supplies
all vita] mineral salts.
Vegex contains no meat, yet it has the
rich satisfying flavor of choice meats and
mushrooms. Its hunger hormone stimulates
appetite and aids digestion. Use Vegex as
you would tea or coffee for breakfast, lunch
and dinner. Use it to give flavor and bal
ance to other foods.
Dissolves instantly in hot water or milk.
Makes a delicious, wonderfully stimulat
Vegex i* sold in handy jar sand convenient
cube form. At druggiata and grocers.
A. POLET
SOLE DISTRIBUTORS