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We Offer For Sale
the Largest Variety of
Whiskies,
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Wines and
Liquors
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STRAIGHT WHISKIES 1
KENTUCKY ACE IN PINTS AND QUARTS
OLD ’73 IN QUARTS
POSSUM RIDGE IN PINTS AND QUARTS
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BLENDED WHISKIES
FOUR ROSES IN PINTS AND QUARTS
BRIGADIER IN PINTS AND FIFTHS
FINE OLD RIDGEWOOD IN Pints and Quarts
HAWTHORNE IN PINTS AND QUARTS
MAJOR PAUL’S IN PINTS AND QUARTS
GLEN CREEK IN PINTS AND QUARTS
ATLAS IN PINTS AND QUARTS
BOURBON WHISKIES
OLD CROW’ FOUR YEARS OLD in Pint* A Quarts
CRAB ORCHARD IN PINTS AND QUARTS
BOTTLED IN BOND
PEBBLE FORD KENTUCKY BOURBON In Quarts
* SUNNY BROOK IN PINTS
BOND A L1LLARD IN PINTS 7" “t ,
(Matin in the Summer of 1018)
IMPORTED IRISH WHISKEY
1ST' JOHN JAMESON A SON DUBLIN WHISKEY
LWPORTKD SCOTCH WHISKEYS
JOHN DEWAR WHITE LABEL
HAIG A HAIG FIVE STAR
TEACHERS "HIGHLAND CREAM’’
BUCHANAN’S BLACK A WHITE
FRENCH COGNAC BRANDIES
HKNNESSY THREE STAR
DOMESTIC BRANDY
ORO FINO THREE STAR CALIF. COGNAC
OLD CONSTITUTION CALIF. BRANDY
OLD RESERVE GRAPE BRANDY
A. MATTEI GRAPE BRANDY
PURE FRUIT BRANDY
PEACH
CHEHRIE
BLACKBERRIE
APPLEJACK
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DOMESTIC GINS
HIRAM WALKERS MtNRON DRY GIN
OLD MR. BOSTON DRY GIN
LLOYD'S LONDON DRY GIN
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CORDIALS
CREME DE MENTHE
CREME DE CACAO
CORA VINO VERMOUTH
NOILLY PRAT VERMOUTH
ARROW DOMESTIC SWEDISH PUNCH
IMPORTED AND CALIFORNIA WINES
DRY WINES
Tijjln, Riesling, Sauternes, and Haul Sauteraw
DRY RED WINKS
Tipo, Claret, and Burgandy
SWEET WINES
Port, Sherry, Muscatel, and Angelica
SPARKLING WINKS
“Dubonnet": A Product of France
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BON MARCHE STORES
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
NOME (HE! 1
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BAUCH TRANSPORTATION 8ERVICB j
Chevrolet Auto Freight Mechanical 3
<>|A.FnKm Taxi Lnricatlon |
Pontiac Bus To Little Cr. Electrical |
Bulck Parcel Delivery Tlrea S
QMC Trucks Painting |
Parts A Accessories Renovating-' j|
Gas and Oil
PHONE MAIN 108
HAIMS'* JCMCCTIO.V «O.MKS -
BKKOHK PKOI’LK MONDAY
'By The Assccla'ad fr.sBi
PORTLAND. Me. Sep! S, Maine's
p Mtlcal spellbinders hurled a ftnnl
‘campaign of banners hoping to
swing Monday's elect'ons. whim
is a political wenthervane that
•hf republicans are railing tor a
gale of ballots to swing the vane
away from ’he new . deal
The state is to choose a IJ. S.
Senator, a Dove: nor, and three
Congressmen
National issues predominated In
the campaign, for the senate.
Hale, a republican and Needy are
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Briquets
WHY NOT BUY HEAT?
Petroleum Briquets are s Mod
ern, common sense fuel: all
heat and no waste.
INSURE WINTER COMFORT
WITH
A MODERN FUEL!
Inquire Of
O. M. POWELL
Kougarok
Limited
O. M. POWBLL, Operator
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Especially Equipp'd to Handle
Heavy Freight
Two Tram Cara
Operating Daily Between
Neme and Shelton
Passengers and Freight
• Professional •
DR. RIX T. SWAR1Z
j PHYSICIAN,AND BURGEON
i Of*'KICK HOURS: I to 3 P.M.
NOME. ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
D E N T I -s T
ABOVE MODERN CAKE
HOURS « A. M. TO 5 P. M.
; EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C. t. TANNER
LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME,' ALASKA.
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DR. L. W, FROMM
DENTIST
Oppodlte Nome N iiKjc<t
Office Hours—I to 7 pin.
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-tnrt-h—seek+ng—re-election trs aregy
host. <if other republicans •'
I Speakers appealed for the re
. pudiation of ‘ The regimentation
jof socialistic schemes of tyranny "
under the new deal.
fttevernor Hrann, democrat is
set king re-election. Harold I)ll
; hot el, former mayor of Water
ville is seeking the senatorship
under die Democratic banners.
Alfred Ames retired lnmiierman |
I is opposing (!ov. Hrann on the
republican ticket.
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ItKI’OItTS rKOKITM
SAX FRANCISCO, Sept. fi. Alas- j
ka Juneau Mines reported a n.;t
profit of one luindred and fifty
seven thousand dollars for August
compared to two hundred and six
teen thousand live hundred dol
lars for the same month during
last year.
! Increased operation costs and
lower ore value were said to ac
count for the decline, according to
P. It. Bradley, President.
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DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
Ily Edson R. Wait*
Rurtt E. Warren. Editor of the
Nashua (N.H.) Telegraph says;
“A group of business men in
discussing the effectiveness of ad
vertising agreed that much value
was destroyed by the use of too
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.fine print; too much nickel saving,
jaa one man put it.
i "Advertisers should nover lose ,
an opportunity to display .prices, j
Two farmers had adjoining road !
side stands. It was thP strawberry
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season and each farmer displayed
about the same quality of straw
berries. One had conspicuous price
signs that could be easily read bV
passing motorists; the other did
not have price signs. The first
farmer sold his strawberries
,quickly; the other farmer’s wife j
and daughter had to can most of
their strawberries.
"Avoid using too much fine
print' in your advertising. Bis
play prices whenever p ssibe.
Newspaper advertisments should
lie real bus'n ss getteis.”
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HARDWARE STORE ON
SEWARD PENINSULA
MINING AND DRHIH1ING 8HPPIJK8
AGENTS FOR LANG STOVES AND RANGES
PAINTS, Oll/S, GliAKH. WALL PAPER ETC.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Jack Solomon
TAILOR __
Republican
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Ticket
(JKXKKAIi KUXUO.N, 'HESDAY, tiKPTEMBKR 11, 1#»«
FOR TERRITORIAL TREASURER
Will H. Chase
FOR TERRITORIAL SENATOR
Alfred J. Lomen,
FOR REPRESENTATIVES
A. G. Blake
J. C. Kennedy
Leroy M. Sullivan
Nels Swanberg, Sr.
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City I
1 Laundry |
§j HARRY SAITO
5S proprietor
OT Op|M>sit«; fij
i S Rowe Transfer Of lire
<*l/OTHIN(> PllKSSKl) '
OPEN FOR BI'SINESS
Phono Bi»ard of Trade jg
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Cafe
DITCH LYNCHES
SPECIAL SANDWICHES jjjnj
BOTTLED PEEK
SHORT ORDERS
PRIVATE BOOTHS
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Vanta Children’s
GARMENTS
Vanta Union Suits 2 to 12 yrs
“ Sleepers 2 to 5 yrs
“ Panties 0 to 6 yrs
44 Waist 2 to 6 yrs
44 Vests 2 to 6 yrs
Vanta Hosiery in variety colors
Charlotte’s Shop & Studio