HOW CAN WE DO IT?
WE SELL SO MANY. YOU SEE.
$100.00 IN CASH GIVEN AWAY
WE HAVE ASSEMBLED THIS YEAR A GREATER
AND BETTER VARIETY OF TOYS AND MORE
APPROPRIATE CHRISTMAS GIFTS CONSIST
CHINESK AND JAPANESE WARE
IMPORTED HOLLAND DUTCH PAINTED POTTERY
IMPORTED CZECHO-SLOVAKIAN GLASSWARE
AND POTTERY
IMPORTED CUT GLASS
PICTURES
PAINTINGS
JEWELRY
SILVERWARE
AND A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES TtH) NUM
EROUS TO MENTION
HANDKERCHIEFS GIFTS HANDKERCHIEFS
Pure Irish Linen Import e<l—."00 dozen to pick from,
the finest assortment ever soon in Nome
PURE IRISH LINEN TABLE CLOTHS AND NAP
KINS TO MATCH
FANCY TEA SETS
FANCY TURKISH TOWELS
GIFTS GIFTS
LEATHER HAND RAGS
COLLAR BAGS
MANICURING SETS
IMPORTED BEADED HAND BAGS AND OTHER
SUITABLE GIFTS
TO THE LUCKY WIRIER
In order to Stimulate Early Christmas Shopping,
we offer as an inducement a prize of $ 100. With each
$1.00 cash purchase you will be entitled to a ticket,
or as many tickets as dollars spent.
Drawing to take place December 31st, 1924. Em
ployees working with us are entirely eliminated from
this contest.
The Customers will have the choice of selecting
the judges who shall draw the Lucky ticket.
M.WEISBERG mgr.
PURE SILK
PURE SILK SWEATERS
SILK PETTICOATS
SILK GOWNS
SILK UNDERWEAR
SILK STOCKINGS
JAPANESE SILK EMBROIDERED KIMONA8
SILK BLOUSES
SILK SCARFS
SILK AND WOOLEN SCARFS
BATH ROBES
PURE SILK QUILTS
GIFTS TO PLEASE THE MOST DISCRIMINATE
BUYERS
LADIES MISSES AND CHILDRENS
WOOLEN COATS
WOOLEN AND SERGE DRESSES
SPORT KNICKER SUITS
SILK SKIRTS
WOOLEN SKIRTS
SPORT HOSE
FUR-LINED GLOVES AND MITTS
USEFUL GIFTS
We Extend a Special Invitation to the Entire Public to Visit our Store. It will please us to have your appro
val. A Small deposit will secure any article in our Store. We will hold it for you
until you are ready to take it out.
Gifts for tlie Entire family. Our liberal Credit System will be in effect the same as last year.
. Goods* bpught this month; wlCSfljfear etf bills rendered FebriiS^Tst, 1925.
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EAGLES MASQUE BALL
NEXT SATURDAY XITE
Everything Is ripe for a big party
op the evening of December 13,
when the Eagle Hall Commission
is putting on their annual mas
querade ball in the Big Eagle
Hall, a public affair to which ev
erybody is invited.
One new feature of the evening
is the manner in which the award
of prizes is to be made. A new
way, in which the public is sure
tc be pleased, of choosing the jud
ges in in the mind of the com
mittee in charge of the ball.
Coupons will be provided in the
Daily Bulletin with which the pub
lic can vote for the different ones
they wish for judges and the three
receiving the highest number of
votes will be elected as judges for
the occasion.
Ten valuable prizes are avail
able and they will not be restricted
to any particular style of costume,
the ten best or most original to
be picked by the judges as the
winners.
A $50 SUIT
GIVEN AWAY FREE
TO THE LUCKY WINNER
Rules Seme as Bon Marche
SERVICEABLE GIFTS
Silk Shirts
Silk Ties
Silk Pajamas
Silk Underwsar
Bath Robes
Silk Scarfs
Hut Schafner A Marx Salta
and Overcoat#
Stetson Hats
Genuine Valour
Crossett Shoes
Makes life’s walks easjr
The latest styles of Sweater
Jackets and many other
Usefnl Gifts
Cheap Jolia's Store
M. WEISBERG, Mgr.
WHOLESALE. Wlftm Main ». MUM..
mail orders qivu rpaaowAL attektios.
The Grand March will occur just
before midnight at which time the
judging will take place.
Liquid refreshments will be
served in the hall free of charge
and the mustc will be furnished by
the usual talent.
The hall has recently undergone
an overhauling and the heating
system improved so that it will
be comfortable for all who attend,
dancers and onlookers alike.
AIRPLANES HELPFUL TO
ALASKA'S MINING INDUSTRY
Mining by airplane may soon be
in vogue in Alaska. Experiment
al servioe has proven so popular
with miners that it may be extend
ed by the Post Office Department
over new routes and to include the
tiansportation of miners, pros
pectors and mine products. 'Carl
B. Eielson. airmail pilot, conferred
with postal authorities on exten
sion of the service, which he re
ports has been enthusiastically re
ceived by miners. He recently
carried gold for some mining en
gineers and also transported a
prospector from Fairbanks to Mt.
McKinley, the latter at a charge
of $200, which was much cheaper
and quicker than any other means.
One airplane route has been adopt
ed from Fairbanks to McGrath
and others are proposed to Koyu
kuk and Nome. Gold mining men,
are preparing to ship their gold out
by air mall, said Mr. Eielson, who,
is hopeful of securing , extension
in the Interest of the mining; In
dustry.—Washington Star.
RANK CASHIER ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH THEFT
Los Angeles, Dec. 3, (AP)—Wal
do R. Clapham, former cashier of,
the Farmers Bank Mutnal, of Okta-1
horns, was arrested today charged!
w:!.h a fifty-thousand doll.r theft.:
Clepham was found in a lumber;
*ard adorning an assumed name. I
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
A Reindeer herd is being corraled j
a short VHstanee from Nome and I
all dog owners are hereby notified
to keep their dogs Mod ap. Any
dogs found molesting deer wiU be
■hot on the spot.
LATE TELEGRAPHIC
NEWS BREVITIES
VISCOUNT AWARDED (20,000
NEW YORK, Dec. 6, (AP)—Viscount Cecil C.,
formerly Lord Robert Cecil is the winner of the
twenty-five thousand dollars awarded by the Wood
row Wilson foundation for “meritous service tend
ing to the establishment of peace through Justice.”
AMERICAN VICE CONSUL IS
SHOT IN BELGRADE
Belgrade, Dec. 4, (AP)—^Henry Dayton. Amer
ican Vice-Consul was shot and seriously wounded
yesterday by a young woman who committed sui
cide after the act.
REVAL, Dec. 5, (AP)—Three Communists, in
cluding ex-Deputy Sumerling of London and three
policemen were wounded in a seige of the police
house in which participants in the recent Commun
ist outbreak had taken refuge.
LOB ANGELES CLASSES CRANKS
AS MENACE TO COMMUNITY
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 5, (AP)—Henceforth writ
ers of "nut” and "crank” letters will be investigated
if they can be identiled and located, it is announced
by Chief of Police R. Lee Heath.
The chief says such letters will be sent to the
department’s bureau of public relations, which will
dispatch, investigators. Where necessary, informa
tion will be turned over to the county psychopathic
commission, and a speedy, disposal will be made of
any person deemed a menace to public safety.
TOKYO TO SEND ENVOY TO TURKEY
TOKYO. Dec. 6, (AP)—Japan will establish an
embassy to Turkey within the next year, now that
the Treaty of Lausanne has come into effect through
ratlfleation of three of the four allied signatories.
Japan. Italy and Great Britain. The embassy will
probably be located at Angora and is expected to
advance Japan's Interests not in Turkey alone, but
also la Versia, Arabia and Central Asia.
DEALER OFFERS FOR SALE
. ONE FIRST-CLASS CROWN
LONDON, Dec. 5, (AP)—The market for coro
nets is not what it used to be in England. Repos
ing In a Mayfair antiquary's shop is a perfectly good
one waiting to be restored to its rightful owner, or
go under the hammer to the highest bidder, al
though neither sepm likely to appear.
This particular piece of all but obsolete head
gear has had a strange history and has been sold
and resold by all sorts of people, many of whom
didn't even know that it was a coronet. Its present
owner had it from a man who offered it for sale as
a “potato ring,’' a product of the old Irish gold
smiths of the seventeenth century and earlier.
But when it was polished up it was found to be
a sample of the work of Paul Storr, the greatest
London goldsmith of the last century, and the hall
mark shows that it undoubtedly was made for the
coronation of King George IV.
At the coronation of the late King Edward fully
two-thirds of the peers present were without coro
nets. The war also has Intervened, bringing great
er democracy in the manners and the exercise of
their prerogatives by peers.
The late Lord Aylesbury, of “Pelican Club” mem
ories, once confessed that one of his first acts when
he came Into the family possessions was to pawn the
ancestral coronet, and he never took the trouble to
redeem It. “What on earth do I want with a cor
onet?” he used to askt
RADIO FOR LEPER COLONY
MANILA, Dec.* 5, (AP)—The leper colony on the
Island of Culton. consisting of some S.gfifi persons.
Is to be connected with the ontstde world by wire
less. A radio receiving set has* been donated by
an electrical company for the benefit of the lexers,
and the work of Installing the apparatus on thb Is
land has been commenced by the bareav of jtttts.
SMOKERS BLISSFULLY* IGNORANT
GRAZ, Austria, Dec. S, (AP)—The feartb Inter
national congress of opponents of the tobacco smok
ing was held here recently. According to the
speeches delivered, the harm doa# by liquor Is little
Indeed compared to the ravagee faffcted npon man
kind by the smoking habit.
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