The Nonpareil
ep CLOSING OUT SALE
STILL CONTINUES
LATEST STYLES AND COLORINGS
IN
MENS HA TS
$2.75
REQULARY PRICED AT$3.50
See Window Display
FRESH
STRAWBERRIES
~ And all kind of FRESH GOODS
at
LEHMANN’S
THE ROSE CANDY STORE
AND ITS NEW ADDITION
ARCTIC BAKERY
are prepared to serve their patrons with a fine lino of Breads,
up to date pastries and Lunches.
Our Ice cream, made from the Nome Dairy Cream speaks
for itself.. A fresh supply of Augustine & Kyer Chocolates ar
rived on the Victoria.. Ilome-made Chocolates, I'canut Candies
and salted nuts specialty.
Del Monte Preserves
!
25 CENTS PER JAR.
A NICE ASSORTMENT OF FINE PRESERVES, EQUAL
TO ANY ON THE MARKET. TRY THEM AND BE CONVINCED.
D. E.CROWLEYi
FOR THAT LUNCH
COLD BOILED HAM . , vj^ ' CHEESE:
SUMMER SAUSAGE German Breakfast
SALAMI SAUSAGE Oregon Briek
>. GOTHAR SAUSAGE , Swiss Wisconsin
DRIED BEEF H Limbnrger
I ' ' Ged Ost
.... i . u.... - t ■ ■ -. „ : ■
Extra Special
Pickled Bismark Herring
Per Can 35 cents
COMPLETE LINE OF SARDINES, LOBSTERS, CRAB, AND
U* SHRIMPS.
WE BOAST COFFEE DAILY
Polei’s Stores
i
Tel. Main 104. 1 W7W?) Tel. M«<n 62.
ITALIANS PUSH FORWARD.
ROME, Jane 28.—The War Office
I tonight bulletins a report from Gen
1 eral Cadorna who after a two day
! visit here has again resumed csm
I mand in the Alp3. The report of tile
days fighting shows that the Italian
successes continue with the Aus
trians pushed back several miles
over very difficult country between
I Posina and Astico. Should the rate
of the Austrian withdrawals be
maintained the Austrians tomorrow
evening will be occupying'the iden
tical lines held by them before they
started their big drive last May.
The reported advances of the
Italians is a source of tremendo
pride and joy to the Italians.
GUT THE NEW8 RIGHT. REAM
THE WORKER.
Let os estimate on your Job Work
Satisfaction assured.
Dream Theater
'{WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
A FOOL THERE WAS
FIRST SHOW 7.15 SECOND 8.45
LAST 10.15
Adm
MISS ALICE COONEV, l’ianlat.
;; p= ! '•to
about high
Prices, compare
our prices with others. There’s a reason why we sell cheaper.
Mens ribbed Shirts and drawers 50c
Mens natural wool shirts and
drawers.50c.
Mens gray wool shirts & drawers 7 a
Mens fleeced shirts & drawers. 50c.
Medlecot No. 17 shirt & draw
ers.|1.90
Medlecot No. 27 shirt & draw
ers .$1.75
Mens non skrinkable shirts &
drawers.$2.00
Pacific Mills shirts & drawers $1.50
Mens fancy ribbed Union Suits $1.50
Better grade all wool Union
Suits.$2.50
Best grade Worsted Union
Suits..$5.0')
Mens cotton overshirts, all kinds 40c
Mens wool Overshirts .. .. $1.0o
Mens fancy wool Overshirts.. $1.25
Mens silk mixed Shirts .. .. $2.00
Mens Z brand calf Shoes .... $275
Mens hand sewed Shoes, black
and tan.$4.01
Mens high top tan Shoes . .. $5.00
Mens best grade high top
Shoes.. .. «, $6:50
Cashmire sox.15c.
Cotton sox, black or tan .. .. 10c.
Best grade white wool sox . .. 25c.
Allies Army sox.. .... 25c.
OUR PRICES TALK, WE GIVE YOU NOTHING BUT THE BEST GOODS. COME AND SEE US.
THE SURPRISE STORE
At the old Stand since 1905
MANILLA GREEK MINERS
HAVE RETURNED TO TOWN
Chris Niclanovich and partners
who took out a good sized dump or
fair pay on Manilly creek returned
to Nome yesterday having concluded
the work of sluicing in that vicinity
Trails are good coming down on
the ditch said Niclanovich although
there is an ample quantity of the
beautiful still remaining in un
thawed drifts. These are however
fast melting under the combined in
fluence of rain and warmth.
Before- they left they noticed that
•Steve Haid and Kelling who also
took out a dump in that creek had
begun to sluice their dump. There
is an ample supply of water in Ma
nilla creek at the present time for
1 sluicing operations.
| There was little other mining in
that vicinity.
| * Niclanovich stated that coming
down they observed the Hobson
; creek dredge digging away and
i making rapid progress down the
creek past the syphon. He thought
, that the big machine at its present
: rate of progress would about clear
the piping tonight, and the syphon
which carries the big load of water
for the Pioneer Mining Co’s ditch
| will be ready to be re-assembled for
I the season tomorrow.
I This” would give the Pioneer
GET THE NEWS RIGHT. RFAT*
THE WORKER.
about all the water they could thoa
| handle and then some.
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COMMITTEE RATIFIES ('HOICK.
NEW YORK, June 28.—The per
sonal choice of Charles E. Hughes
for the Chairman of the national
committee of the republicans, Wil
liam R. Wilox, was confirmed today
by the national republican com
mittee. Wilcox succeeds Hillis win*
was the Taft choice for that posi
tion.
The choice is commended in al
most all the republican papers wha
congratulate the party on the leader
ship of so active and energetic a.
man.
The new chairman and Hughes
are today conferring on the plana
of the campaign.
ANNOUNCEMENT
CONRAD FREEDIXG lias opened a
WHOLESALE GROCERY
in the AMES BUILDING wi th a full line of fresh and first class
Goods at right prices. Agents in Nome for the MEADOWBROOK
PASTEURIZED BUTTER, unexcelled anywhere—Eggs, Ham and
Bacon, Potatoes, Oranges, lemons, Vegetables of all kinds and
best grade of staple goods. Camps outfitted. Orders solicited.
Prompt and satisfactory servi ce guaranteed.
CONRAD FREEDING.
I MENS AND BOYS I
| CLOTHING
| At prices that all can
| afford a new suit.
| New line of Mens shoes
* and Furnishings.
I Call and look over our
1 large stock.
1 Everthing at right prices.
A. WITTENBERG
4
SWfifWSSfKWKI
MOONLIGHT SPRING
WATER
\l
12 BUCKETS $1.00.
00c. BARREL.
A. D. POTEET.
Phone Red 120.
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INDEPENDENT
MEAT MARKET j
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
tn Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, ,
Ham, Bacon Poultry and Fish
Game in Season. All fresh
Stock. No old or damaged.
W. H, Webb prop. Phone M.15
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