PORT-O
ALOT OF FRUIT IN A SMALL BOTTLE
A SHORT CUT IN COOKERY
A WOMIKUKI I. ITM H I1AHK. 1IAIIK FltOM THK FUKSII ltll'K Kill IT HKIHI.V COX* KNTHATKII.
BTItAAVIlKItHY, UKJANBKKHV. I'HKKRV, OKAXCiK. BltAPK, l.Dl.HKN MIST (I-INKAI’PI.K BASK.)
Miikt*s m iirous Fruit ■•unrhrx and •l.'lli,-.. IK-lijr 1<rul Is.. Ins, KrostinRs, Ktr.. without the wnr
rfvs, labor ami «-\p<*Tis«- fi»rm«»r!> ronniTtinl with *»uoli work.
50 Cents Per Bottle
$5.50 Per Dozen
EAOH BOTTLE WILL MAKE ONE «AUX>\ OF DEL H TOPS ITNHI Oil EIGHT GIiAKSKtf OF .1KLLY.
AS AN INTRODUCTION TO YOUR FAMILY SURPRISE l»AI»l»Y .INI* THK KIDDIES WITH A PITCHER
FULL OF THK DELICIors PORT-O I'lACH AT Y'OI R DINNER TABLE TODAY.
FOOD SPECIALIST
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IS ONLY
AS HARD AS YOO MAKE IT
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
FROM THE OLDEST MAN IN ALASKA:
PERFUMES AND TOILET WATER.
FANCY IMPORTED SOAP.
A’ANDY— IN HOLIDAY PAC KING.
STERLING AND AMBER C IGARETTE HOLDERS.
STERLING AND GOLD CIGARETTE CASES.
SPANISH BEADED COMBES.
BEADED EAR KINGS AND BRACELETS.
LA TA CSC A PEARL NECKLACES.
EVERS If ARP PENCILS.
WATERMAN FOl'NTAIN PENS.
FANCY BOX STATIONERY.
PHOTO ALBUMS— — —NOME PHOTO ART STUDIES
CIGARS. PIPES. CIGARETTES.
SHAVING SETS AND SAFETY RAZORS.
COMBE AND BRUSH SETS.
PYRALIN IVORY DRESSES FURNISHINGS.
SMOKER STANDS
PYREX BAKING DISHES.
ELECTRIC WAFFLE IRONS.
CUTEX HOLIDAY MANICURE SETS.
THERMOS BOTTLES.
BROWNIE KODAKS FOR CHILDREN.
VICTROIjAS and records.
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST
REMEMBER
THE VICTROLA DRAWING
EACH DOLLAR SPENT IN OUR STORE DURING DECEMBER
ENTITLES YOU TO ONE CHANCE.
LOMEN BROS
I N K()RMATI< l \ W A XTED
Geo- s- Maynard. Publisher of the
Nom.* Nugget, is in receipt of a let
,Hr from Delegate Dan Sutherland
at Washington. 1). (\. whereby the
Delegate requests the former to in
quire through the pages of the Nuu
, get as to th*. whereabouts <»f one
j John P. Mahoney, formerly of Pea
j body. Mass, and la t heard from on
| June 11th., 1902. at Nome, Alaska
I Mahoney’s relatives are anxious
j to locate him and it being possible
I that some of our readers may know
j of his whereabouts, we print the
| foregoing request for information.
| A MISTAKE CORRECTED
| The reporter of the Nugget, in re
ferring to a trophy, which was do-1
j nated for the dog races, some years '
: past, by Major Boschen of the Army !
j Finance Department at Washington,
i while thp Major was serving at Ft.
i Davfs. got the afore-mentioned tro
j phy confused with another trophv |
j which was donated hy Mr. John
f Borden. In another article in this i
tissue dealing with the Nome Kennel !
jCVub meeting of last Monday night,
j this mistake is rectified and the re-j
i porter wishes to apologise to our '
J readers for the occurrence of the
WATCH REPAIRING
i Leave your Watches, «nd f%»cks
I at Holt’s Hardware store, they will
! 1m* cleaned and repaired promptly
| at a reasonable price. Mail orders
j will receive prompt attention. All
j work guaranteed.
EDWARD J. FOX.
It is reported that Fr-d Mebes is
expected to arrive tn N,>me in a few
days from Council wPh a load of
freight. Fred left Nome during
the week with Frank Dufresue. on
his way to Council where his dog
team is aw’aitlng his arrival.
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION
All Odd Fellows, Re be kalis, their
families and lady friends are Invited
to attend Card Party given Saturday
December 8th, 8:80 sharp. Visit
ing Odd Fellows especially invited.
COMMITTEE.
Joe Miller, formerly deputy mar
shal at Fairbanks, and John Mets
ger who was a merchant at Fox
Gulch in the Fairbanks district,
have a chain of butcher shops in the
vicinity of San Diego.
LOCAL NEWS
IUSMI S .1 EX SEN .4X11 SOX
STRIKE l.'OOO 1MY
Rasmus Jensen and son. who are
operating on one of Ton Kelly’s
claims, east of Fort Davis on the
Hasting Creek mad. are taking oat
some very good pay dirt, according
to Jensen, who was in town last
Rasmus Jensen and son have ac
complished something in difficult
mining that very few would care to
take hold of. The claim where the
Jensens are working has been prac
tically under water so that it was
impossible to do any mining. On
the 16th. of last December, almost
one year ago, the Jensens started
pumping the water from their shaft j
and kept steadily at it until a few ,
days ago when the water was all
eliminated from the shaft. Th*- eld
er Jensen states that the pay is very
good and himself and son are ex
pecting good results from their long
vigil at pumping.
FORMER PROI* It IF. TOR KhlTK
HOTEL RKSID1XC1 IX XIAURA
“Doc’1 Drinker, Nome's capable j
pharmacist is in receipt of a letter]
from William (Billy) Anderson, j
who left Nome on the first boat last
Spring for the outside. Billy was the
proprietor of the Elite Hotel before!
he sold that establishment to Andy !
Box. Billy is at present with rela
tives in Niagra Falls, New York.;
and according to his letter he is |
having a real enjoyable time. Billy I
gives as his address, 412- 11th St.,
Niagara Falls, New York.
TWO RADIO RECEIVIN'!* SETS
RECEIVED IX TELLER
According to the Pioneer Scout. !
printed in Teller, the people in that j
district are becoming very ntuch in
ti rested in the radio receiving sets,
which are capable of picking up
San Francisco and other Pacific!
says; on the Silver Wave. Rev.
Duhle and .Miss Klippen each roc-;
**:ved a radio set for their respective
Missions, and Rev. Dahle imme
diately set his up. having a high an
tenna strung from two poles, and
the result is that he can hear ships
operating in Bering Sea and along
the Pacific Coast. Nome, the Pribil
off Islands and other places can also
bo heard, but as Rev. Dahle is no
operator he was unable to make out
the code, but was successful in hear
ing some music one evening.
NOTICE
F’ursuant to au Order of Court en
tered on this 4th day of December.
1923, notice is hereby given that a
General Term of the District Court.
Second Division. Territory of Alas
ka. will be held in the Court House
In Nome, in said Division and Terri
tory. commending at the hour of
eleven o'clock A. M. on Saturday.
January 12th., 1924. and to con
tinue thereatfer according to fur
ther coders of the Court.
Given under my hand and with
the Court’s Seal affixed this 4th day
of December. 1923.
JOHN SUNDBACK !
Clerk of the District Court for j
the Second Division, Territory of I
Alaska.
XMAS
SUGGESTIONS
For the LADY. CENT ami CHILD
A LANG RANGE
A SET OF DISHES (Imported.)
A TEA SET.
A CHOCOLATE SET.
A SET OF PRYEX.
A SET OF COMMUNITY SILVER
A Set of Butter Spreaders.
A Set. of Salid Forks, (50 year
A SILVER TEA SET.
An Electric Percolator.
An Electric Walllle Iron. j
An Electric Flat Iron.
Useful articles in Sterling Sliver.
A nice CLOCK.
A Piece of Cut Gians.
A airing of BEADS.
A string of PEARLS.
A Pearl Handled KNIFE.
' A nice Carving Set.
A SAFETY RAZOR.
TOYS. DOLLS. ETC.
USEFUL GOODS
PRICES RIGHT.
HOLT'S *BW STORK
HARDWARE
Hardware—Wbdeaale and Retail v
TaMphaaa Mala 11.
LATE TELEGRAPH BREVETIES
rONFKSSKS SHE ASSISTED HiLLSTAII
NAPA, CALIFORNIA. Dec. 8—Dorothy Anderson yesterday after
noon confessed that she assisted Edward Hallstad. a former Eauclaire,
Wisconsin business man, in an insurance hoax and death plot, whereby the
body of another man was exhumed, placed in the summer cottage and the
place destroyed by fire |n order to leave the impression that Hallstad was
FORMER PARTNER MORGAN FREQUENT VISITOR WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8—Dwight P. Marrow, a former business
partner of J. P. Morgan, was a White House guest with President Cool
idge on several occasions during the preparation of the message from the
President to Congress. Marrow and Coolidge attended Amherst College
together.
VICTORIA. Dec. 8—Major J. Burde personally, forced Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Jr., to haul down the American Flag from his home on Sprout
Lake in the Vancouver Islands. Burde told the Legislature his reason
for doing this w’as to advocate a greater cultivation of Canadian national
sentiment in the British Columbia schools.
VERA CRUZ, Mexico. Dec. 8—Vera Cruz, the principal port of
Mexico, was seized yesterday by General Cnudaiupe Sanchez, who was act
ing in the -name of De La Huerta, former National Treasurer and a Presi
dential candidate. The Mexican Navy is in the harbor of Vera Cruz and
they have been reported to have gone over to De La Huerta.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8—Congress look a recess yesterday until
Monday, out of respect to Harding.
SAYS EVERY EFFORT
MADE AVOID COLLISION
Huston, Doc, 7—Every effort wan
made to avoid a collision between
the Battleship Arkansas and the De
stroyer McFarland off Cape Cod last
September, according to testimony
of Captain Ridley McLain, who was
in command of the battleship at the
time of the collision. Captain Mc
Lean testified to the above at a
General Court Martial of Command
tnand of the MacFarland at the time
of the Collision.
TAKES RACK WATER
ON ITALIAN DEBTS
Romo, Dec. 7—-Senor Schanzar.
former Foreign Minister, reiterated
his belief that Italy cannot pay her
debts to the United States, ‘accord
I in* to an article in th.- "Acie Com*
FINANCIAL WIZARD
AKK8 FOR PARDON
Washington. Doc. 7th_—Oharlee
Ponzi of Boston, who was sentenced
to prison for shady manipulation of
monies entrusted to him. and who Is
known a*s a “Financial Wizard."
has written to President Coolidga
and made overtures for a pardon.
KALTZMAN SELECTED FOIt
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
Washington, I>ec. 7th—Secretary
Weeks hus selected Saltzmnn as
Chief Signal Officer of the United
States Army, succeeding Major Gen
eral Squier who is soon to retire
from active service.
We are giving a reduction
of 10% on ladies and child
rens goods until January
15th. 1924.
JACK SEIDENVER6
25% AND 50%
DISCOUNT
ON
CROCKERY
HARDWARE
AND
NOTIONS
Sale begins Monday Decem
ber 9th. and continues until
'January 1st. 1924.
THE D. E. CROWLEY GROCERY CO. IRC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
STORE OPENS NINE A. M. OUMES SIX P. M.