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The Nome Nugget
Geo. S. Maynard, Editor and Publisher
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Mil vor EVER STOP TO THINK
Edson R. Waite
That business concerns help
th°ir customers, as well as them
•elves, when they advertise.
Any man tvho has a bhsiness^
and refuses to advertise has no
business worth mentioning.
^ome concerns do not adver
tise because they are incapable of
tiring up to the standards demand
ed by an advertised business.
Any worth while business must
advertise to keep worth while,
and the cheapest and best way to (
advertise is through the local -
newspapers.
In order to get business now-a
days it is necessary to hit the
line bard.
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The trade territory of the aver
age city is limited only to the
enterprise of the business men.
To a success in business means
a business concern must be con
stantly on tj)e alert. Their goods
must be well bought, well display
ed, priced fatr and well advertis
ed.
People shop where they can
get what they want; they read
the ads to find out where to buy.
and don't lose time.
The careful housewife is always
alert and grasps every opportunity
to save money; long ago sbe found
that she could have by buying ad
vertised goods.
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BASES AT NOME AND CANDLE
CITY COUNCIL MEETS IN
REGULAR SESSION
(Continued from Pago One)
tion on the Board of Judges fo
the fall election, formerly occup
ied by the late Joe Hendricks.
A committee was appointed to
confer i nd adjust with Mrs. Jor
dan. damages alleged to have been
done her property by the city.
Twelve ' new brackets for street
lights were ordered to be pur
chased end installed at a cost of
■ arproximately J15.00 each.
-r Tlic question of City Liquor
Control was again brought before
the attention of the Council. Here
tofore, when .the question arose
evidence showed that the city was
in no way legally entitled to act.
i Recently the Territorial Liquor
jControl Board decided that indiv
idual municipal control of liquor
! would be up to the several com
munities themselves. The mat
ter was placed in the hands of the
Law, Ordinance and Printing Com
mittee. to be reported on at the
next . meeting. There being no
; further items of business to be
j disposed of at this meeting, tbe
jTTounctr adjourned to meet again
1 in regular session, the second Mon
iday in September.
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RAGS, CAP AND GOWN
"Just an old college tradition,"
Groucho Marx remarked, donning
cap and gown to take his role aa
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a college professor In "Horse Fea
thers," latest production of the
Four Marx Brothers, which comes
to the Dream Theatre tonight.
"In the old. days,” Groucho
remarked, perfectly serious for
th% moment, "students wore gowns
to conceal the fact that- all their
other clothes were In rags. This
was back In the 16th and 16th
centuries, when universities were
just rising to prominence.
"Students then, like students
now,5 We.re always broke. It- was
cheaper to get'- a gown to covpr
their old clothes _ than to get a
new suit, so they got the gown,
“Just think what I'm1 saving by
wearing this gown! The only
trouble is that It’s black, and i
can't sleep In it. We Marxes have
been sleeping in white night
gowns from time immemorial.
"Or is it night white-gowns?”
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