Samuel E. Wagner: Last heard
from three years ago from An
■goon, Alaska, believed to be
there, Seward or in the Klondike
region and to own some land or
be interested in mining.
The Nome Daily Nugget carries
several forms of printing blank;
for your convenience — Dredge
Logs, thawing and drill reports
Mining Deeds, Placer and Lods
Location Notices. Vouchers.
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for years to come . . . and HAGEN’S low if
prices make it easy to give freely!
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MANY SUGGESTIONS FOR YOU J
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designed in pleasing style will be V*
a constant reminder of your thought*
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Haitians Were
Slain Anger By
the Dominicans
PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti, Dec.
(TPtEight thousand Haitians have
been slain on the soil of the Dom
inican republic since October,
President Stenio Vincent of Haiti
estimated in an interview in Port
au Prince. He declared the slay
ings and assassinations of Haiti
ans took place "on Dominican
soil far beyond the Haitian-Dom
inican boundary.”
Ordered From Country
The fir sittaemtth .A —‘bbl
The first time that an official
Haitian version of the siayings of
Haitians on Dominican soil was
made public was recently when
Haitian Foreign Minister George
Leger of Haiti said they occurred
after the Dominican authorities
had ordered a round-up of Haiti
an Workers in Dominican cane
fields for expulsion from the
country.
Haiti occupies the western 3rd
(of the island of Santo Domingo,
the Dominican republic occupies
the eastern two-thirds of the is
land. The boundary between the
two countries is 193 miles long.
Haiti’s area is 10,204 square miles
land the population 2,550.000.
The Dominican republic’s area
I is 19,325 square miles and the
population 1,478.000. Both popu
lations are comprised chiefly of
Negroes.
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GOLD EXPORTS FOR
NOVEMBER SHOW DECLINE
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| JUNEAU, Dec. UP)—Gold ex
ports from Alaska in November
were valued at $97,589, an excep
tionally low monthly figure, the
United States customs office for
Alaska says in its report issued
recently at Juneau.
Exceptionally heavy exports
were .made throughout the month
of October. Exports for October
totaled in value $3,139,161.00.
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Tax On Mellon
Been Lowered
By $2,300,000
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Reduction is Made by United
States Board Sitting In
Washington.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. </P)
—From $3,000,000 to approxim
ately $700,000 the federal govern
ment's claim for taxes against the
estate o,f the late Andrew W. Mel
lon was cut by the United States
Board of Tax Appeals sitting in
Washington.
Government attorneys declared
the board's long decision was too
complicated to allow of immedi
ate comment by them or of accur
ate appraisal of its effect. They!
will study it with the view of de
termining whether to take an ap
peal.
Victory For Estate
Donald Shepard, executor of
the Mellon estate, however, said
immediately the decision was “a
victory” for the estate. He de
clared some of the points in the
decision, particularly those relat
ing to corporate re-organization,
were surprising.
Lawyers for the estate won de
duction of the taxes on the cost
of five priceless paintings that
Mellon gave to a charitable and
educational trust, which trust,
with its art treasures has since
been donated to the federal gov
ernment. 1
Pending Since 1934
The litigation has been pending
since 1934. The government con
tended the income of Mellon in
1931 was $13,000,000. The estate
oontended his income that year
was $6,000,000.
SOCIAL WORK COLLEGE
(By The Associated Press)
ST. JOHNS, Mo., Dec. (JP)—A
$300,000 building, said to be the
first university building erected
exclusively for education in soc
ial work, has been completed on
the campus of Washington Uni
versity in St. Louis.
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I FOR YOUR TABLE
I TURKEYS
Our Turkeys Are The Top of the Market, and This Year,
We believe, we Have Enough of all Sizes to Please Everybody.
LARGE ROASTING CHICKENS
Some of our Roasting Chickens were Especially Selected
for the Holiday Trade and are Exceptionally Fine. Some
of these are as Large as Small Turkeys.
FRYERS AND BROILERS
Delicious Milk Fed Fryers and Broilers are Here. You may
Have Them Dressed Whole or Split and Prepared Ready
For the Pan.
Fresh Celery and other Vegetables
Our Fresh Celery looks very good and We Believe we Have
Enough to go Around. Would Suggest, however, that you
Order early to make Sure. White and Yellow Turnips, Ruta
bagoes, Carrots, Cabbage, Hubbard and Danish Squash are
also Plentiful and of Good Quality.
NUTS AND RAISINS
A Complete Assortment of Whole and Shelled Nuts. Our
large Mayetti Walnuts are especially fine this year, as are
also our London Layer Raisins.
DESSERTS
C. & B. Mince Meat containing Brandy and Rum, Plum
Pudding, Fig Pudding, Date and Nuet Bread and a lot of
Other Goodies.
This Christinas will be outstanding in the 37-year
history of our Store, in that various assortments
of everything for your holiday dinners are larger
and more complete than ever before. And, it is
in the hope that the few items mentioned below
will be of some assistance when making selections
for your table that vve have secured this space.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW
Fresh Frozen Fruits and Vegetables put up in One Pound
Cellophane Packages. You need very little canned goods
as long as these are obtainable. We have the following var
ieties—PEACHES, RASPBERRIES, and STRAWBERRIES,
ASPARAGUS, CORN, PEAS, SPINACH, AND
STRING BEANS
For Cocktails and Hors-d’oeuvres
Caviar, Swedish and Italian Anchovies, Anchovy Paste,
Rolled and Flat Filets of Anchovy, Cocktail Frankfurters,
Pork Sausage and Spread, Antipasto, etc. Also Maraschino
Cherries and other fruits for your Manhattan, and Stuffed
Olives and Small Pickled Onions for your Martini
S. & W. FRUIT JUICE
Fruit Juices are getting more and more popular, and new
varieties are added every year. S. & W. leads them all with
the following assortment—Apricade, Peach Nectarade, Plum
ade, Orange, Lemon, Grapefruit, Pineapple and Tomato
Juice. Also SauerKraut Juice.
SUCKLING PICS
We have a few Suckling Pigs averaging 15 to 16 pounds
each. They are a little more expensive than poultry but "MV’"
what an excellent meat for your dinner.
CAPONS AND GEESE
We sold more Capons and Geese than expected, for Thanks
giving, but believe we have Enough to go Around.
FRESH FISH
Trout, Shee Fish, King Salmon, Halibut, Black Cod, Finnan
Haddie, Fresh Olympia Oysters and not to be forgotten—
LUT-FISK—for Christmas Eve Celebration.
FRESH FRUIT
Elmeria (white) Grapes, Emperor (red) Grapes, Grapefruit,
Lemons, Oranges, Pears and Apples in the Choicest varieties.
Also Fresh Dates, loose in bulk, and Eastern and Alaskan
Cranberries.
CANDY
Fancy Gift Boxes from '!■ pound up. We also have the Largest
Variety of Candy Bars for young and old. And Bulk Choco
lates and Mixed Candies Galore. A nice box of good candy
is always a Welcome Present. In our assortment you will be
sure to find Just What You Want.
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