Great Reductions
In Liquor Prices
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STRAIGHT WHISKIES
KENTUCKY ACE IN PINTS AM) QUA UTS
OKI) 'T.i IN QUARTS
POSSUM RIDGE IN PINTS AM) QJI’ARTS"
IVKESDEP WHISKIES
. M >111 ROSES IN PINTS AND QUARTS
BRIGADIER IN PINTS AND Kll-'THS
FINE OKI) RIDGEWOOD IN Pinls and Quarts
HAWTHORNE IN PINTS AND (/PARTS
MAJOR PACK’S IN PINTS AND QUARTS
GKEX CREEK IN PINTS AND QUARTS
ATI,AS IN PINTS ANl) QUARTS
HOURROX WHISKIES
OKI) CROW FOUR YEARS OKI) in Pints * Quart
-->— CKAB Orchard in pints and quarts
BOTTLED IN BOND
PEBBLE FORD KENTUCKY BOURBON In Quints
SUNNY BROOK IN PINTS
ROND X KIKLAKD IN PINTS
(Muile In the Summer of 11)10)
IMPORTED IRISH WHISKEY
JOHN JAMESON X SON DURKIN WHISKEY
IMPORTED SCOTCH WHISKEYS
JOHN DEWAR WHITE KAHEK
HAIG & HAIG FIVE STAR
TEACHERS “HIGHLAND (REAM ’
BUCHANAN’S BLACK X WHITE
FRENCH COGNAC BRANDIES
HENNESSY THREE STAR
DOMESTIC BRANDY
ORO FINO THREE STAR CALIF. COGNAC
OLD CONSTITUTION CALIF. RRANDY
OLD RESERVE GRADE RRANDY
A. MATT El GRADE RRANDY
Pl’RE FRUIT BRANDY
PEACH
CHERR1E
HLACKBERR1E , £
APPLEJACK
DOMESTIC GINS
HIRAM WALKERS LONDON DRY GIN
OLD MR. BOSTON DRY GIN
LLOYD'S LONDON DRY GIN
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED IORDIALS
( HEME DK MKNTHE
( HEM 10 DIO CACAO
CORA VINO VERMOUTH
‘ NOILLY PRAT VERMOUTH
ARROW DOMESTIC SWEDISH PUNCH
IIMPdSTKD \,NI) CAl.li’OP.N! A .WINKS
IHlV WINKS
Kie.ling, Satm>racw, a it if H^nt Sauli nil"
DRV HKD WINKS '
Ti|)i>, Claiet, anil l!ut ganrly
SWKKT WINKS
Part, Sherry, Muscatel, anti Angelica
SPAH KliINO WINKS •
"Dubonnet": A Proillirt of l'ranee
•s.
ALL WESTERN BEER
15 CENTS
, -- PER PINT BOTTLE
BON MARCHE STORES
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
ELITE BATH HOUSE & HOTEL
ROOMS BY THE DAY AVEEK OR MONTH
STEAM, SHOAVER AND TUB BATHS
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OPEN 8 A. M. TO 1 A. M.
NOME CHEVROLET MOTOR ,00.,
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hales TRANSPORTATION SERVICE j
Chevrolet Auto Freight Mechanical j
Oldsmobile Tavl Lurication |
Pontine Bus To Little Cr. Electrical !j
1 ])ul$k * Parcel Delivery Tires S
GHG Trucks ' * * " Painting S
■ Parts & Accessories " * Renovating j
j Gas and Oil r'
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LOCAL NEWS
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WIKIVKS VOMK TODAY
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Pilot Itoss of llio NAT arrived ,
Js’ofne’ tills afternoon from Fair- •
banks, havfng as pa sengers 'lion
g fovort. Territorial.!' Mines Inspep
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tor find .J, I). Nelson. General Tra
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rile Manager of llio Alaska Scam
ship Co., at Seattle, u lto i-s .in t “ ■> '
'ng' a tour of Alaska', in. the in
tpi-rsts' Ilf liusiil! ss. V r. No! -on
111 pfcohnMy* moa■ •' a trip Vnort
of \ me’ before 'returning t;> lit *
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Kougarok
Limited
O. M. I’OWEIjIj, Operator
Especially Etpiipp tl to Handle
Heavy Freight
Two Tram Cars
Operating Daily Between
Nome anti Shelton
Passengers anti Freight
• Professional •
DR. REX I. SWARIZ
IMlYSHJfSWi INI) SI KOKOV
Ol'TK K IIOI'KS: 1 to ;l I* M.
NOME. ALASKA.
PR. II. G. HUGHES
I) E N T I S T
A .1)0 YE MOKI'li N (All:
IIOI'KS » A. M. TO 5 I». M.
EVENINGS BY ADI’OINTMK VT
C. C. TAIM\ER
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LAWYER
DENHAM Itl’ILDING '
NOME. ALASKA.
DR. L. \V, FROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome NitfliM
Office Hours—t to 7 pm.
tales. Pilot lloss exp I ts to ,1V- J
urn to Fairbanks I nn now a.in.
rt>ather permitting.
li.K .iokofnson kii i.i i> in
>lti:i><li: .IT DI.NIF < ItMiK
According to wont roceivt d >:•
nail by Johnny Helt/.. Ole .Jorge,i‘|
j(in, well known sniii'db.ngh o'j
his section of the country, who j
.\as employed yn the Wallnc >
'otter dredge- ;it Dim ■ I'rock. w.
t;He.| .September 3rd.
The jii form at ion .stntVd that Ui;
Diards on the gag win
iviiK'.h room blind been token oil
Vo- repairs. , Aft^-r the repairs j
we e completed. Jorcc.i.s'oii was ad
vised to put. til in back on, - ini- ■
ini^dlately but stated ■ hi won! 1 af 1
let' w hile when everything • w is j
in adjustment.
While working around tne cog
Ilia coat''which was nil fastened was I
caught in the wheels. He <^ried
out once 1)ut before the . maeliin-i
ei'v could be stopped', he Jia.t
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been dragged in. t lie wheels,
crushing , his head, neck and chest. ,
He was pulled out. tint had evt- j
deutlv died immediately.
His funeral was held Septem
ber "tli at Dime. His family there
I'll; the loss of their husband and
father keenly. A report state!
that' tlie accident was due directly
Jo carelessness;
HI ItltAY HAM, 1 \ Sl’Kt "l'( ,1! ?-*» -11
l>KI*’T. I OMMK.Itt i: AKKIVKS
MIMi: DIVISION I'l.ANK
.Murray Hall, inspector for Al
aska of the Aeronautics Hrancli of
tlrt- Department of Com lnerct'. ar
rived Xntne Hi is afternoon fro »n
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Faibanks. lie is to inspect plan
es and pilots in this section lie
lore returning.
Mr. Hall lias be m* pT-nan re
ly assigned to Alaska and has
been in the territory for severe,
months. At present h -• t i t ion
at Anchorage where he * ml hi
family have < -st irjljs hsdt-g-.-. 1
home.
Mr. 11 aII, who llrw ' i
«latie which is ope: a1 1 y ;
hran -ii of the d ' >
jlTsTIH ieor j
1 r. S. HAH, IIOAT I
a
Freight Jtiul Passengers
Operating Hot ween
St. Michael
Am! Kntz- line
| IIUXK 1\ Will.JAMS
Nome Agents
tv lie n (’oinniprcinl Co.
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE
HARDVVA RESTORE ON£2 _ ]
. SEWARD PENINSULA I
MINING AM) I»<;KJ)GI\<; SI'lT’l.l I S
AGENTS FOR l,\\(i STOVES AM) RANGES
PAINTS, OILS. (.1 ASS. WALL I'APF.R KTC.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—W HOLESALE ANT) RETAIL
Jack Solomon
Si -
Rainier Beer
- 5% By Volume
CARLOAD RECEIVED
GN S. S. DERBLA7
15 cts A Bottle
$3.50 A Case
Nome Mi find Mercantile (o.
Opposite Dtvjrm Theatre
accompanied by Lieutenant Corput
of the V. S. Signal Corps, in
charge of that s twice in Alaska,
and whose office is tit Anchorag -
While here, it. was ^earned, Mr.
Hall will inspect the planes of th;e (
Northern Air Transport, the [toast 1
Airways, and the Hans .Mirow
plane.
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1*1 IH.IC SCHOOL MI'I'KS
For the past few days public
interest has lie n centered around
citv and territorial elections. A
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is fitting and proper, Nome It r. t
school students shared this inter
est with the eligible voters. Hut en
TuCsilay afternoon another elec
tion was held in which they show
ed considerable enthusiasm. At
the first' ineeting of the assonat -
students. Jimmy Walsh was >■' ct
pro -jd tit, < ier.i 1 1:lie I!n i V.
1’ i id; lit, <H it :d Johan •■a’.
rotary, Itnrgny t’lricksen, treasur
er and Alvh'ild, Flricks'en business
manager. The new officers as
sumed thei.r positions immediately
.in,) will hold them for the 1934
1935 school term. A committee
composed of Milton O'Farrel.
Marguerite I,ee, and Dorothy Nel
son was appointed by president
Walsh to draw lip a constitution
and a set df by-laws for the or
ga n iza i ion.
Older students fed that the u;h.
sop'h'is; icated freshm m shall not
he considered members of the
associated -student le d;, until they
have been properly and official’*
introduced through n series of
mysterious procedures; accordingly,
it was tlicidd to hold initiation
ceremonies on. Frida;, .-■••ptemb r
21st.
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vfT-iitl, I)* ".3'• s with t!it* 1 si
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City
Laundry
ll.VliliV S\IIO
Pi oprirlor
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IIMMONHS, XX XTF1IKH, .IF*4 M 15V \ M) Ol'TH VI GOODS
I I NK « .U( II I’FI’AI KING FX FNIGIIT SI*F( IA1.IST
21 I KKOXT STKKKt! NO.MK, .VI.ASK X.
Vanta Children’s
GARMENTS
Vanta Union Suits 2 to 12 vrs
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“ Sleepers 2 to 5 yrs
“ Panties 0 to 6 yrs
“ Waist 2 to 6 yrs
“ Vests 2 to 6 yrs
Varjta Hosiery in variety colors
Charlotte’s Shop & Studio