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LADYSMITH $22.50
UTAH 22.50
COLORADO ANTHRACITE 30.00
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Lomen Commercial Co.
LOCAL NEWS
CARRIES PASSENGERS
TO TELLER
An NAT plane piloted by Hans
Ml row flew to Teller this after
noon with two passengers and
freight. Ross Kinney and Bill
Oliver made the trip with Mlrow.
WHALEV MAKES TRIP TO
COINCIL TELLER
Pilot Frank "Whaley of the
Roust Airways hopped to Teller!
this afternoon, stopping at Coun
cil on the way. He carried a load
of freight and niail for both
places, and passengers were Chris
O’Leary and David Eyuk for Tel
ler and Hans Hansen for Council.
How to make seams, hem, pluck
ets, pockets and bindings is an
Department of the Interior here,
the demonstration last evening at
the native school.
The subject will be continued
next Saturday afternoon at li
o’clock, with special emphasis oil
patterns and glove making. Those
■wishing to' come will please bring
paper and scissors.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hrewster
moved this morning to their new
home, west of Edward Seldenverg
on 3rd Avenue from their former
apartment in the old Bank build
ing. Mr. Brewster is general
reindeer superintendent under the
open secret to those who attended
FOR SALE: Wide gauge model
!tO caterpillar equipped with top
scat, engine IumkI enclosure, 1ft
inches grouser track shoe assembly
(•ml a model T Isaacson two-speed
double drum hoist.
Ira B. Orton
The tug boat Genevieve belong
ing to the Lonien Commercial Co.,
returned to Nome at 10:30 o'clock
last night after delivering two
barge-loads of freight to Solomon
for the Alaska Road Commission.
The building situated between
the Lomen Commercial Company^,
warehouse aud the plant of the
Northern Light and Power Com
pany is being torn down to create
a , fire gap between the two places
of business. The absence of the
building will also be of benefit to
the general public, for beside th >
removal,^of another fire-trap, large
drifts of snow used to gather ev- '
ery winter in front of the place.
Expecting to leave Nome soon
for a trip to St. Michael and from
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J j General Banking Business
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried 1
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v. Paying By Check
Interest Paid
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H We Solicit Tour Business
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MODERN II
A WORKING MAN'S
DINNER COOKED TO
A KING’S TASTE.
HOME BAKED BREAD
FOR SALE.
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OPEN 6 A.M.
CLOSE 8 P.M.
CAFE
there up the river are Mr and Mca
Frank I-. Picket and party of
White Mountain. I.ast spring.
Picket built the river boat, Sour
dough of Nome, in which the party
will travel. The boat is 39 feet
by 11 feet 8 inches.
With Mr. and Mrs„ Picket tire
their young son Frankie, and Miss
es Mildred Sanford and Grace
Downie. The latter has been
teaching at Whjt^i Mountain, and
Miss Sanford eanie up on the June
Victoria from Tacoma especially
to make the river trip on the
Sourdough.
Originally Picket had Intended
to go up the Yukon to Whitehorse
then go overland to Skagway, and
thence to Seattle, but due to en
igine trouble 'lie could not leave
Nome as soon as he had expected,
and it is now too late for him tD
follow his first plans.
The party now expects to go up
the river as far as Is convenient
this fall anil then go out to Seat
tle by other means.
Join the Navy and see the world;
Join the Army Air Corps and see
the other world.
A modern "man-hunt'’ eons'sts
of 500 armed men and policemen
looking for one bandit and hop
ing they don’t And him.
The public’s grevlence against
Samuel Insull and others Is not
that they played for high stakes
arid-lost but that they did their
gambling with . other people’s
money.
Even In the modern family par
ents ought to stand for something
and nbt merely stand for any
thing.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
Midnight Sun Baking Co. .
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TOP SIRLOIN STEAK WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE 70 cts.
From Choice Steer Beef. Prepared As You Desire.
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COMPLETE SELECTION OF BAKERY GOODS
SPECIAL BIRTHDAY AND PARTY CAKES MADE TO ORDER
OPEN FROM S A. M. TO 2 A. M.
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK DEVINE, PROP.
“THE HOME OF THE SOrRrX)CGH”
ROOMS BY TihE DAY OR MONTH _
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GOODS
OFFERED AT VERY LOW PRICES
MA BROWN MUSTARD IN BEER MUGS, each 25 cents
MA BROWN HORSE RADISH IN BEER JUGS, each 25 cents
CENTURY PROGRESS SWEET PICKLES
Full Quart Jars
SLICED 40 cents per Jar
WHOLE 45 cents per Jar
SHELLED SALTED PEANUTS, 3K cents per lb.
FROZEN SWEET STRAWBERRIES, per cup 30 cenU
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WE HAVE STILL A VERT FINE ASSORTMENT OF MELONS,
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
YOU WILL WANT A BOX OF OUR *8.00 PER BOX
WINBSAPS
ALL REPACKED AND SELECTED
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STORE HOURS — 8:80 AJC. TO 0:80 PJC. .
POLET’S STORE
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