THE ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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ANNOUNCES
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S. S. ARTHUR J. BALDWIN
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
AUGUST 10TH
CONTACTING ALL PORTS AS FAR
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NORTH AS KOTZEBUE
Your Freight Offerings are Solicited *
The Arctic Transport Company
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Kathleen ftutler of If ant
ilton left the Maynard Columbus
Hospital yesterday after undergo
ing a minor operation there.
City Clerk Mike Walsh annouuc
es that he is „ now preparing tlrs
delinquent tax roll, which will be
published as soon as it Is ready.
He further states that property
on which taxes are not paid will
be sold to pay them.
Thus far there have been seven
applications Tor the position of en
gineer In the local fire depart
ment. The man to fill the posit’
tion will be chosen at the n
the City Council.
Alderman Krnie Ralsiger, chair
man of the street committee o
the' City Council, is planning e
tensive street and drain repair
to take place shortly. The ques
tion of sidewalk repairs willl b>
taken up at the next meeting o
the Citl Council.
Miss Mae Wilder, employed at
the Maynard Columbus Hospital
here, returned Monday afternoon
from a vacation trip of flve days
to lilt Kougarok district.
Leaving here last Wednesday,
Aug. 1. Miss Wilder went by rail
to Shelton, thence to Dahl Creek,
and from there to Nugget Gulch.
She went next to White's camp,
where Clyde White, head of the
Coal Creek Dredging Company, Is
making ills dredge ready for op
eration.
Miss Wilder went back to Shel
ton on Sunday and came hack .to
Nome on the Kougarok Limited
Mdnday.
Yesterday Dick Roell and Jerry
Harney of the Hammon Company
successfully completed the install
ation of a new Olympic Automatic
Fuel Oil Burner in the basement
of the Hammon Building. The new
burner is replacing the old Ray
Manual Burner which formerly
heated the building.
Bought last spring in Seattle by
Harney, the furnace is a Pacific
Northwest Product, and possesses
features which no other burner
has. It operates on a system of
high pressure atomization, and Is
fired by an electric spark, whereas
other burners require a Flanio
Pilot Light for ignition. Its opor
ation is rffartet^-immediately by a
synchronous timing clock, and
heat regulation is maintained by
Uhermostatic control.
There will be an exhibit of ar
ticles made by students of the
j summer school Thursday after
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NOME LAUNDRY
JOE AMAROK, Prop.
A11 Types of Laundry Work.
Done Cleanly and Efficiently.
Call and Oct Our List of
Reasonable Prices
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(Next to Dream Theatre)
Nome, Alaska.
THE
SHAMROCK
CARD AND LUNCH
ROOM
GENE COMER
Proprietor 4
Opp. Dream Theatre
noon at 2:00 p.m. Hand woven
scarfs, hand sewn gloves, knited
socks and rugs will be on display.
Visitors are welcomed.
With mining operations going
forward rapidly throughout th's
section, as well as In other parts
of Seward Peninsula, It is ex
pected that a good gold season
will be had. The rain which la
now coming down apparently Is
Ailing the- ditches and providing
ample water for some time to
come. - ' -
Itain and rough weather on
Bering Sqg have stopped most f
the coastal activities. In addition
to that it has caused the U.- 5.
Engineers to again withdraw from
the mouth of Snake River Harbcv
with *heir dredge, which is now
operating in the Dry Creek basin.
SUBSCRIBE FOB DAILY NUGGET
NOME CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.
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PROPER EQUIPMENT
Truck and Caterpillar,
To Contract heavy or light
Freight, by the ton, day or Job.
ANYWHERE
Let ust Rive you a llgura
Phone Main 108
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Midnight Sun Baking Co.
SPECIAL
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TOP SIRLOIN STEAK WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE 70 cts.
From Choice Steer Beef. Prepared Aa You Desire.
COMPLETE SELECTION OF BAKERY GOODS
SPECIAL BIRTHDAY AND PARTY CAKES MADE TO ORDER
OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO 2 A. if.
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK DEVINE, PROP.
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•THE HOME OF THE SOURDOUGH”
ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH
BOYS & GIRLS
ATTENTION!
H K I X Z K
THICK OKA I. NOW ON
NO. 1
Huy JIJMI worth of Heinz,. I'rodnrts and with (hr payment
of 91.00 in cash you will get one truck.
no. a
Huy one approval soup assortment for fa. 15 and with the
payment of 75 cents in cash you will get one truck.
NO. a
Huy 95.30 worth of Heinze Products and witli the payment
of 50 cents in cash you will get one truck.
NO. 4
Olio trpck will lie given fret* with every 93.00 worth of
Heinze goods purchased.
SOME OF THE
57 HEINZE VARIETIES
Heinze Approval assortment contain one dozen Soups
The following varieties
Pepper pot, Cream of Celery, Cream of Mushroom, Cream
of Oyster, Cream of Green Pea, Vegetable, Gumbo Creole, Beef
Broth, Noodle, Bean, Scotch Broth, Clam Chowder. The
assortment sells for 92.15 or .20 per can.
Heinze Beans Tomato sauce 25 ounce cans ... 20c
Heinze Beans Vegetable 25 ounce cans_— . 20c
Heinze Beans Boston Style 25 ounce cans _ __ 20c
Heinze Breakfast Wheat per pkg. . .. 80c
Heinze Bice Flakes per pkg. _ _... _ _ 20c
Heinze Chile Sauce —.— —. 85c
Heinze Assorted Jellies per Jar . 25c
Heinze Fig Pudding per can --—.. 45c
Heinze Plum Pudding per can . . ... 45c
Heinze India Relish.. . .. 25c and 85c
Heinze Canned Spaghetti large cans each . 20c
Heinze Canned Spaghetti large cans each _ 20c
Heinze Pare Malt Vinegar _ ___ 25c and 40c
Heinae Pore Cider i- —»...-.... 25c and 40c
Heinze Sandwich Spread per Jar....25c
Heinze Pickles In large Jars —______ OOo
Chow. Sweet Mix. Plain and Soar
Heinze Catsup Pints per btl. __ _ _ _ afto
STORK HOURS • A. M. TO 9 P. M. <
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices