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B. W. Neily accompanied by his
son Wilfrid, leit Nome via their
fast dog team on a business trio
to White Mountain and Golovin
They are not exp'>'ted to return
before next Wednesday.
W. H. Cameron,' purchasing
agent at the Nome headquarters
of the Hammon Consolidated Gold
Fields. ii-ho went tp the states last
fall for his health, is now enroute
back to Nome, having left Seattle
March 13th for Juneau where he
will remain over visiting with
Nome friends for a few days, be
fore proceeding to Seward. Bill
s is expected to arrive at Fairbanks J
about the -7th and will fly over
tp Nome, to resume his position
with the Hammon company.
H. L. Stull, the’ Inmachuk lava
mining man. returned to Nome
via PAA plane, Thursday, after
Spending the winter with his wife
fn Pennsylvania. Mr Stull reports
that conditions in reference to un
employed in the coal section, Is
not as bad as in many other states
and that things seemed to be gett-!
ing back to normal. Mr Stull is1
leaving for his mining claims at J
Peering as soon as weather will
permit, and will continue his pros
pdctlng and mining operations in
that section upon his arrival.
The fourth game of the trophy
series of card games under the
| auspices of the Pioneers of Alaska
j was held at their Igloo, Wednes
day. March 15th, when about 60
people seated themselves at the
15 progressive whist tables. Fol
lowing the gafttes a light punch
was served and the . following were
! declared the best players of the
! evening and awarded prizes as
I follows:4 Ladles— Mrs. fe; .jJS.
! Sather, Mrs. A. Bahlke and Mrs.
Charles Code. Men—Ed. Gross.
M. J. \Valsb and E K. Cooley, in
the order named. The next card
party of the trophy series will be
held Saturday. March 25th. U
which time dancing will be indulg
ed in, to music furnished by tin;
Nome Orchestra.
HIG TIME TONIGHT
The annual .St. Patrick's Day
dance, given by The Catholic
Ladies of St. Josephs Church, will
take place tonight, March 18th, at
the Pioneer Hall. There will be a
short program given, by local tal
ent, card playing and prizes, a del
ectable lunch such as the The
Catholic Ladies always servj.
After the lunch dancing to the
lively strains of Irish melodies by
the Nome Orchestra. Tfle admis
sion charged is 75 cents for adults.
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Thomas Gaffney, 'the well known
Sunset mining man, returned to
the sceue of his mining activities
the first of the week, after spend
ing several weeks In town during
the long continued cold spell.
“The Challenge of Prayer”
What j[s Prayer? What can the
modern minded man or woman do
with Prayer? Is Prayer practical?
These and other questions which
conscientious people are asking
will he dealt with in the Lenten
Sermon at the Nome Federated
Church tomorrow night. Men anti
women who have been puzzeled
and been’ stfuggllng through re
ligious difflcutles by * themselves,
are particularly urged to be pres
ent, as the sermon will be built up
on the basis of the experiences of
others who have faced religious
diffte ul ties and worked through
them. The sermon will be pre
ceeded by a worship service in
which the choir will sing as an
anthem one of the old gospel
songs. “In the Sweet Bv and Bv.“
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CITY POLITICS UNDER U’AY
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| The poll books for the registra
tion of voters, for the annual
Municipal and School Board Elec
tion.. to he he (i Tuesday, April
4th, will close next Saturday,
March !T5th.
It was learned today that Chas.
Code had filed his petition to run
for the office of mayor. Also that
Harry Hagen. Alvin Polet, and
Fred Aver had filed their petitions
to run for the^, posit ions of eoun
cllmen on the now council.
With election only two weeks
away now. it is expected that
local politics win be warming up
and that candidates for the var
ious offices in the city government
will be coming out for support.
No matter who you like or
dislike, in your preference among
candidates for office, it is the duty
of every citizen to go to the polls
and vote. Only by voting can you
show a representative population
of this city. Do your duty as citi
zens aud then you have no “kick”
coming after the election is- over!
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Reliance Oysters (Eastern Pack) per cjjn . A>
Crystal Bay Oysters ' ;;e. tap .15
Emporium Oysters, large per cun .3 5
F. A. -B. Minced Clams per can .2o
Star Lobster, large cans per can .65
El Campo Tuna Flakes per can .35
Norwegian Anchovies per can .20
French Anchovies per jar .60
Oceanic Tuna .. per can .35 .
_ Sardinola Sardines per can .05
Icicle Cod Fish in 1 lib. cellophane pkgs per pkg .30
Russian Caviar, lge. size 7Sets; small size .40
Codfish Tongues and Sounds per lb. .25
F. A. B. Nectar o< Clam (clam juice) 2 for .25
Smoked Kippered Herring 3 for .25
Smoked Salmon sliced half-lb. can per can .35
SmOked salmon sliced, lge can per can .65
Smoked salmon strips per lb. .30
! m Geisha Crab per can .25
(Alaska Crab . per can .35
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Frozen Black Cod, Sable and Halibut . per lb .20
i Frozen Trout and White Fish . ..per lb .20
Frozen King Salmon and Shee Fish .*. per lb .30 j
Frozen Western Oysters, qts.. . ..per can 1.00 i
Frozen Eastern Oysters, qt. cans .. per can 1.25 ’j.
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Salted Herring from Golovin Bay: 3 for 25cts per doz. .90
Salmon bellies: Silver from the Yukon per lb. .20
Salmon bellies: King from the Yukon per lb. .22%
Salmon bellies: Kotzebue per lb. .20
Salted trout: a real delicacy per lb. .30
Fancy salted mackeral per lb. .35
Spiced Herring: Golovin per pt. .85
'Spiced Herring: Golovin per qt. .40
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DelMonte Sardines with tomato and mustard .15
King Oscar Kippered Snacks per can* .10
King Oscar kippered boneless herring .20 >
Ronneberg Soused Mackeral per can .20
Kern’s Alaska pack King Salmon per can .35
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