Great Reductions
In Liquor Prices
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STRAIGHT WHISKIES
KENTUCKY “ACK IN PINTS AND QUARTS
OLD ’73 IN QUARTS
POSSUM RIDGE IN PINTS AND QUARTS
r
BLENDED WHISKIES Y ” ‘ .
1Yf«!;R ROSES IN PINTS AND QUARTS
BRIGADIER IN PINTS AND FIFTHS
FTNE OLD RIDGEWOOD IN Pints «ntl 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 Pints & Quarts
CRAB ORCHARD IN PINTS AND QUARTS
BOTTLKI) IN BOND
PEBBLE FORD KENTUCKY BOURBON In Quart*
SUNNY BROOK IN PIN#H
BOND & ULLARD IN PINTS
(Made in the Summer of 1018)
IMPORTED IRISH WHISKEY
JOHN JAMESON & SON DUBLIN WHISKEY
IMPORTED SCOTCH WHISKEYS
JOHN DEWAR WHITE LABEL
HAIG & HAIG FIVE STAR
TEACHERS “HIGHLAND CREAM"
BUCHANAN’S BLACK & WHITE
FRENCH COGNAC BRANDIES
•* HEN NESS Y THREE STAR
DOMESTIC BRANDY
ORO FINO THREE STAR CALIF. COGNAC
OLD CONSTITUTION CALIF. BRANDY'
OLD RESERVE GRAPE BRANDY
A. MATT El GRAPE BRANDY
PlIKK FRUIT BRANDY „
PEACH
CHERRIK ,,
BLACKBERRIE
APPLEJACK
DOMESTIC GINS
HIRAM WALKERS IX)MK)N DRY GIN
OLD MR. BOSTON DRY GIN
LLOYD'S LONDON DRY GIN
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CORDIALS >- ,
CREME DE MKNTIIE
CREME DE CACAO
COR Y VINO VERMOUTH
• ‘ ' NOILLY PRAT VERMOUTH
ARROW DOMESTIC SWEDISH PUNCH
IMPORTED AND CALIFORNIA MINES
DRY WINES
Tipo, Riesling. Suuternea, anil Haut Saute rue*
DRY RED WINES
Tipo, Claret, an<1 Uurgand.v
SWEET WINES
Port, Sherry, Muscatel, and Angelica
SPARKLING WINKS
‘•Dubonnet’’: A .Product of Fiance »
ALL WESTERN BEER
15 CENTS
PER PINT BOTTLE
BON MARCHE STORES
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
ELITE BATH HOUSE & HOTEL
ROOMS BY THE DAY WEEK OR MONTH
STEAM, SHOWER AND TUB BATHS
OFEN S A. M. TO 1 A. M.
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HAIJKH TRANSPORTATION 8ERVICR
Chevrolet Auto (Freight Mechanical
Oldsmobile Taxi Imrication
Pontiac Bus To IJtUo Cr. Electrical
Buick Parcel Delivery Tires
O M O Trucks Painting
Parts A Accessories Renovating j
Oas and Oil
PHONE MAIN 108 [
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A writer who tells people how to
regulate their llvefc, 'According to
the day of the nt nth on which
t hey are born, says that those
who enter the world on the 9th
of July will succeed if they sel
ect the business or profession
which they know to he best adapt
ed to their capabilities and then
sticks to their <‘h sen calling. It
is highly probably that this is
true, but why furnish so useful
a piece of instruction only to
those who are horn on a specific
date? It seems as Hi ugh the In*
formation might he applicable to
birthday at retching through the
•entire ' :Uk> days of the1 y. ar.
Briquets
WHY NOT Ill'Y H E A T ?
Petroleum Briquets are a Mod
ern, common sense fuel: all
heat and no waste.
INSURE WINTER COMFORT
WITH
A MODERN FUEL!
Inquire Of
O. M. POWELL
•——v.. • t
Kougarok
Limited
O. M. POWELL, Operator
Especially Kquipp <1 to Handle
Heavy Freight
Twru Tram Cars
Opei-ating Daily Between
- Nome and Shelton
Passengers and Freight
_
- Professional -
DR. REX f. SWARIZ
PHYSICIAN ANI) SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS*: 1 to 3 PtSl.
NOME. ALASKA.
DR. II. 0. HUGHES
I) E N T I S T
AMOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS 0 A. M. TO 5 I*. .M.
EVENINGS MY APPOINTMENT
C. €. TANNER
LAWYER
DENHAM BUILDING
NOME. ALASKA.
*!
DR. L. W, EROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nugget
Office Hours—I to 7 p.ni.
(Special] Nugget Correspondence)
Sept! !» ■
.J. I. Anderson returned jest,
day front Igloo. Mr. Anderson '
took the freight up for the <; v
lefhntent School.
1 Mrs. K. Ala (tick, wife of the :
j reindeer superlntendant, litis lee. j
'ill for tile, past week with a sev r • |
'co,Jd.
j AliSs .May Thompson returned
from Kotzebue on the last trip
of the Meteor.
Thu Mi-ses Helen Frost ' and ;
I
Ftlud Marx and II. H. Murkhe.r j
leftK for Nome by jdan ■ today 1
Perry lUatrh f nrd moved hi
family to t wn on Tlru’rsday. They |
.
have 'been living out at the IMo- j
neer Fox Farm during tile sum
mer.
Lars .JTjernegal and Albert Mill
er of Sunset Creek spent yester
day in town. They reported quite
a little show at camp hut other
wise mining operations were going
| right along.
Kotzebue
(Special Nugget Correspondence.)
September 11 i
j i
Nome Nugget:
Henry Copple, the well known:
old-timer and post master passed j
away early this morning. Mr,
Copple bad been siek since last
spring He will be missed very
much by the people of this sec
tion. •••t' ;
j Pilots Whaley and Kaslev of
!
the Konst Airways, were here a few i
days ago to take Mrs. Mary John- 1
son, Art M. Hansen and Harry j
Panik to Nome. Miss Kutli Coffin
was also a passenger for Pilgrim
Springs. Alfred Lomen was also
a passenger for Nome:
j -Pilot Lynn of the NAT arrive!
here a few days agir with Win
Oliver and James Pendleton "
school teacher for Kiaua. Pile!
Lynn had as passengers on b
return trip Mrs. Fortsbn and hub ■■
f r Ueerlng. Miss Marie le- m
M.S. METEOR
lT. S. MAIL HO AT
Freight nml Passenger
Operating Between
Nt. Michael
And Kotzebue
FRANK 1*. WILLIAMS
Nome Agents
Lomen Commercial Co.
.
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE
"T $3-l- '
HARDWARESTORE ON
i SEWARD PENINSULA
MINING AND DREDGING SUPPLIES
AGENTS FOR LINO STOVES AND RANGES
- PAINTS, OriyS. GLASS, WALL PAPER ET< .
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Jack Solomon
• c •
TAILOR
J ■ ' L
M
Rainier Beer
5% By Volume
CARLOAD RECEIVED
ON S. S. DERRLAY
15 cts A Bottle
i ^s ■w —4 —p*-*"'*'-—*T ’ ,
$3.50 A Case
Nome Drug and Mercantile (o.
, ■—<y—="■ ■■■>.■».. I w- '•
Opposite Ttreant Theatre
itul Mi's. Josie Moris for Nom >.
On the* 2.6th of August, Kotzebue
ladThe ‘pleasuer of entertaining
he tourists who arrived here on
he S. S. Victoria. The natives
)layed all kinds of games and
4
hey also played bdstball against
he whites and won the game.
Pliey also had native dune's. Th
I
| tourists enjoyed the entertain
! ruents very much. We hope next
summer we wilj show them «
better time.
Mrs. Hugo .Eekhardt is ‘down
here again for medical attention.
She will probably go to the Pi!
j grim Springs in a few days.
Angeline Davidovics
Reliance 1
CoUee
TEAS (JU SPICES
ROASTED. BLENDED, AND VACUUM SEALED
BY NATIONAL GROCERY CO.
City
Laundry |
HA Hit V SAITO ;
Proprietor u!
— l|
, — Opposite E'
limvc Transfer Oftiee
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Ol’K V FOB BIStVKSS “
Phono It mirt| of Trade y;
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/fitolern |
Cafe
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IIOTTl.KII III'Kit
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SHOUT OUDFUK
PKIVATK IK M I r IIS
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IIAItltV lilt A.M»T, Prop. g
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HAGEN’S
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.IKWKliKR A\l> OPTICIAN
DIAMONDS, WATCHES.. JEWELRY AM) Ol'TH AI. GOODS
KINK W ATCH 11EI* \IRI\G EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
214 FRONT STREET. NOME, ALASKA.
Vanta Children’s
GARMENTS
Vanta Union Suits 2 to 12 yrs
44 Sleepers 2 to 5 yrs
44 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