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ON MEN’S BROADCLOTH
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MEADOWBROOK MAYONNAISSE
Quarts iiOcts l>ints 30cts
Half Pints •> fur 35 cts
MEADOWBROOK LOAF CHEESE
Five pound Brick 95cts
BON MARCHE STORES
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314 FRONT STHKKT, NOMK, ALASKA.
ALASKA HOTEL
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3KBOXT ST. NOMK, ALASKA
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MINING AND DREDGING SUPPLIES . •
AGENTS POJR LANG STOVES AND RANGES
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. WALL PAPER ETO.
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JOHN UCHTENBERfr
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELITE BATH HOUSE & HOTEL
ROOMS BY THE DAY WEEK OB MONTH
STEAM, SHOWER AND TUB BATHS
open 8 A.M. TO IA. M.
I Super ’ Service
NOME CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.
HAVK you NECESSARY PARTS TO PUT
YOUR OAR IN ORDHR?
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lation: sunh as the ftsheritm, di- .
voree Laws and numerous other
powers withheld ‘by 'the Organic
Act.
In view of Mils confession to
the territory Me handle its own
liquor affairs the question arises:
are we willing to assume as good
American Citizens and Alaskans.
‘Tie responsibility which this privi
lege of iregulaiting to a certain ex
tent our personal c nluet, entails?
I firmly believe we are. Will we.
e od Aladcms. support in full,
'he regulation's laid down toy the
board of liquor control at Jun
in, organized, toy our territorial
legislature at i's last session? To
put it. plainly, will you -give your
whole undivided moral support to
stamp out every form of bootlegg
ing. sale or manufacture of liquors
or beverages not paying a revenue.
With ''he arrival of tile first., boats
there will be an abundance of pure,
hygenic beverages and wines sold
by lie erased dealers. Hard liquors
will be sold bv reputable stores
The taxes paid by these establish
m<ui<tis are divided between the
territory and the municipality. The
person wtoo porch is: s illegal beer
or liquor is an enemy to the pub
lic welfare. The bootlegger pays
no taxes; be pays no revenue. He
rectos your town ami vonr govern
ment of mutfh-needed (taxes.
Tt is not mv intention to write
a homily in an endeavor to guide
the personal -conduct of any clti
|zen. Needless for me to state to
intelligent citizens, that no law
ran he eniforced under a demo
cntic, form of government .such as
ours, unless it h".s the support of
|the public. The law enforcing ag
jencies in ‘tihls division are tlmit
1 ed in numbers: owing to the econ
omy acts passed by Congress seek
ing to stabilize the budgetary ex
penses of government. We have no
intention nor do 1 deem it nec
essary to abridge any of our per
sonal liberties by petty supervision,
hv snooping nr nrving into the per
sonal lives of the citizen, Ruh we
will to the best of our ability do
ottr duty to enforce the law. And
by this statement notice is given
I (that violators need not ItVok for
favor or leniency. Wo appeal to
| the honor and pa* riot ism of our
► citizens to assist ns in every reas
onable manner in tile enforcement
of the law.
We are proud of our Alaska.
I/Ct us be equally proud: and jeal
ous.lv guard the liberties we are
privileged to enjoy.
Respectfully
THOMAS GAFKNKY.
United States Marshal
"GRAND HOTBi;’ MOST
— ~ TAIKKD OK KII.M VKAR
Greta (iai-bo Heads Ali-star ('ut.
Following sensational runs in
Nr- v York ami other principal cit
bs of the Unit?'! States and Cana
<J. t he longrawalted ami mu-’H die
cussed Metro-Ooldtwyn-Mayer all
star production, “Grand Hote’”
will open Tuesday at. the I'ream
Theatre as the most important lo
cal talkie event in years__ __—
The world premier of “(irand
Hotel1” at the Astor Theatre In
Nerw York was marked by the
largest public advance sale of tick
ets in the history of the theatre
and Its subsequent special engage
ments in hundreds of cities thru
• Professional ■
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 3 P.M.
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS « A. M. TO*5 1*. H.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C.C. TANNER
LAWYER
• DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
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out the country proved it to be
a .tremendous box-office sensation
wherever screened, breaking •‘■thea
tre gross records and establishing
new advance sale records. It Is
the most outstanding achievement
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of the iHO'.lon picture industry, out
doing even* such great ^noce-ses
of the. silent era as Bt;n-Hur" and
‘The Big Parade”.
Five Principal Roll*
Based .on—the Vinki Baum -play,
which ran for pj'.re than a year
.■ the National Theatre' iri Now
Vork. "Brand Hotel" brings to the
screen the most outstanding galaxy
o .‘nfs an' players evdr seen in
h motion picture. Each of the
five prnripu! roles is filled hv an
outstanding screen star. The exo
tic Bret a Barbo plays the Russian
dancer, Britsinskaya. who lives
on the acclaim .of her audiences
and is ready to die when they no
longer applaud. John Barrymore
plays „tlhe impecunious nobleman
whose love for the dancer prevents
him from turning thief.
Jean Crawford is .oust as the
■..■ductjve stenographer who rs will
ing ’o' s.-ll herself for whatever
sh.. *s worth to the industrial mag
nate, Preysing, portrayed by Wal
lace Bcrv And Tdori'd Barrymore
plays- the iiroviir.il bookkeeper.
Kringel -in who, broken In health,
spends his Imarrled dollars to on
ioy his last days in t lie splendor
of the Brand Hotel. Howls Stone
and Jean Hersholt head the sup
porting cast which also includes
Robert \f< Wade. Purnell B. Pratt.
Ferdinand Botlsdhalk. Rafaela Ot
tiano. Morgan Wallace. Tally Mar
shall. Frank Bonroy. Murray Kin
tiell and Edwin Maxwell.
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LOCAL NEWS
■'III IUSV OPENING HOADS
I’KEI'AKJN<; Fon WSV SEASON
Work nn *the tram road from
Nome to Shilton started several
1 '.vs ago and rodafo nb..at 25 .ni’
s of I rack Live been cleaned of
snow. Eigh/t men are busy working
ti tile tram shoveling snow out of
the deep cuts and making the road
[passable for traffic.
Two grader crews are in opera
tion, one of (hem now doing
work on the Sunset road. Consid
erable work is being done at the
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point where Anvil ('reek e fosses
the Sunset road. Kvery year a I
glacier causes traffic to he Held |
up at this point, and a had wash
out has occurred there. The oth
Jer grader crew is hysy on the Os
• borne road, (Tearing snow and lev
eling the road off ,, for automobile
travel..
Another Trew is being kept busy
with light repairs on Other roads
around Xnme, .placing them, in eon
ditiun {or the summer travel to
the .creeks.
A thawing outfit -manned hy three
no n working in eight hour shifts
is busy down in Hourhon (’reek
thawing out the taling piles so
that when the gas shovels
start work, the completion or ilia
now airplane Held will progress
a«t a rapid rate, Ai'riout two thou
sand feet yet remain to he con
structed, with additional surfacing
necessary on that part which was
tlnlshed lasrt fal.
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The grocery and clothing depart
ments of tile Hot).. Jlaiihc h^i'c—
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been undergoing altering and paint
ing during the past two weeks, and
today the interior appears light,
and well furnished for taking care
of t eh various lines,1 of products
which are planned for inclusion as
soon as the boats arrive.
Jack Solomon
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TAILOR
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M'Nt'HKS FROM tl A- »• — - F. M.
KEUl’MK DINNERS 4 F. M. •— 8 V. M.
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('O^IPLKTK LINK OF BAKING GOODS
iHiihnght ^Swit , taking tfl.
\V. ERVEN, PROF.
The Studio & Art
Shop
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DEVELOPING
— PRINTING
ENLARGING _
-v FRAMING
SUMMER PRICES STARTING JUNE 15th
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VKST I'OCKKT SIZK .... .... ...._ _ .05
120 2 and one-fourth by 3 ande one-fourth Ins. .05
020 2 and one-fourth by 3 and one-fourth _. .06
llfl 2 and one-half by 4 and one-half . . ..... .06
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016 2 and one-half by 4 antic one-half ,065
118 3 and one-fourth 4 and one-fourth .... _ .08
130 2 and sev<m-cl(thths by 4 antic seven-eighths .... .08
122 3 and one-half by 5 and one-half -. ..08
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Ahv Size Roll 25 cts
Packs 50 cts
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
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