The Nonpareil
Nome’s Popular Dry Goods House
A BIG DRIVE
MENS NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS
ARROW AM) WILSON'S BRAND, PLEATED AND SOFT
BOOSOMS. FORMERLY PRICED AT $2.00, $2.25
$2.50, $:5.00 and $;t.50.
THIS WEEK
$1.50
CABBAGE
PARSNIPS
at
LEHMANN'S
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WB ARE OVERSTOCKED ON
■GGS AND VVK ARE SELLING
THE VERY REST AT $I2.B0 1*R.
CASE. THESE ARE NOT SECONDS
BI T ARE THE VERY REST.
EVERY EGO CANDLED BEFORE
KEAVING THE MARKET, AND
■VERY ONE GUARANTEED.
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(72T Rrooklju A TO., Seattle, Wash.
Merchants A HOB t.
Will hujr Merchandise of all do
scriptioas for Dealers liero or aii)
where la the State*. Km houghl ]
outright or sold to hi sheet bidder j
ou a R per cent (oinmiseion.
Wanted special, cross foxes. For
ward wan parcel post, registered
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a* the ladastrial Worker Office,
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NOTICE
All who have cash re=
gister receipts dated Fe=
bruary 15th will be enti=
tied to one half of their
face value in cash or
merchandise
All coupons must be present
ed befote the 30th ins.
WE RUST COFFEE DAILY
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Polefs Stores
WILSON SELECTS NEWTON
BAKER AS WAR SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 6.—
President Wilson conferred a very
great surprise upon Congress today
when he named Newton D. Baker
unexpectedly as Secretary for War
to succeed Garrison who resigned.
General Scott is now acting secre
tary for war.
The selection cf Baker who is b.
strong steel man and also a propara
tionist of considerable prominence
is commented upon generally. Baker
was at one time Mayor of Cleveland
and is a democrat, of course.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 6 —
Acting Secretary of War General
Scott in a supplemental report today
recommends an additional appro
priation of half a million for Al
askan roads thus bringing up the ap
propriation asked for to six hundred
and fifty thousand. The Alaska
Commission would then construct
the Valdez Fairbanks auto road
with branches and perform other
needed service for other sections ot
:he territory.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 6.—
rhe additional appropriation asked
for Alaska roads it is stated stands
j«t little chance before Congress as
;he members outside their own
ivhaclc of pork will insist upon th6
strictest economy.
There seems to be a determined
tick against spending any more
noney for Alaska and the politicians
think that the territory is an ex
cellent place to begin cutting down
expenses upon the part of the fed
eral government.
city bath house.
Moonlight Spring Water. (Boll
ing Hot).
M. O. SOliBERU.
Finest Unalakleet dog Salmon at
JHJFKY’8.. 7 cents delivered.
NOTICK OK FORFEITURE.
To Otto Halla, your heirs,
executors, assigns or personal
representatives.
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned has caused to be ex
pended In labor and Improvements
the sum of one hundred dollaia
each year for the years 1112, 1913,
1914 and 1915 on the Constance
Bench, a placer mining claim situ
ated on the 2nd tier opposite Dis
covery and No 1 above on Mystery
creek and recorded and more
fully described at page 464 in Voi
144 of the records of the Cape
Nome Mining and Recording Dis
trict, In the Second Division of the
Territory of Alaska.
The above amount has been ex
pended under the provisions of the
law concerning Annual Labor upon
Mining Claims, being the amount
required to hold said claim.
And you are further notified
that if within ninety days after the
last publication of this notice you ,
fail to contribute your proportion
of said expenditure, your Interest in
said claim will become the property
of the undersigned your co-owner
under section 2324 Revised Statutes
of the United States.
W. L. BETTELEY.
Co-Ownor.
By ('has. D. Jones I
Attorney in fact. I
Date of first pub!., Feb. 15. 1916.
Date of last nnbl.. Mav 16. 1916.
ZEPPELIN RAID CLAIMS
MANY VICTIMS ENGLAND
LONDON, March 6.—Three Ger
man Zeppelins crossed Yorkshire,
L.nco.nshire, Rutland, Huntington,
Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Essex and
Kent, killing three men, four women
md 'ive <-hildren, About thirty six
of both sexes were wounded by the
bom bs
It is believed that the ZeppeTms
were on scouting trip to locate the
base of tho British capital ships
which still remains a mystery to
them as it is to the people here.
BERLIN, March 6.—The German
Zeppelin raid yesterday was very
successful and a number of fires
were started which destroyed some
factories, some of which are be
lieved to be munition plants.
LONDON, March 6.—The steamer
Masudunada was submarined today
by a Teuton U boat, all on board
were saved.
LONDON, March 6.—It is an
nounced that ten who were wound
ed by Zeppelin bombs and in the
ruins of residences caused by the
explosions, have since died making
the number of victims now twenty
two.
The Zeppelins apparently have,
dropped their bombs blindly for a
good many fell in woods and fields
near no residences. The holes caus
ed by these missiles are now a wond
er to the country side.
The fires which started were
caused by thermit shells.
Fresh salted Peanut and Almonds
at the Rose Candy Store.
FOOD SHORTAGE IS CAUSE
OF DISCONTENT AT SMYRNA
LONDON, March fi.—Dispatches
ndicate beyond question that foo«
s crowine verv short at Smyrna
BIG TIME CONGRESS
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
WASHINGTON, D. C„ March 6.—
Routine business with a poor attend
ance was all that disturbed the time
of Congress today.
The real excitemen will come up
tomorrow when the M'Elmore reso
lution will come up for discussion.
It may be tabled and if so there
will be no debate.
Some of the members have ex
pressed their intention or opposing
the tabling of the resolution.
Wilson carries the House it «a
estimated by at least two to one on
all legislative propositions. This is
denied by the democratic leaders
however.
8TETSOX HAT MAKERS STRIKE
PHILADELPHIA, March 3.—The
workers employed by the Stetson
hat company have walked out on i
strike demanding better conditions \
of labor. They have beon paid tho 1
lowest In the hat industry and were!
not organized. Fifteen hundred i
men are involved in the strike.
The Stetson hat has been made ■
under conditions which have long
been somewhat notorious in labor
circles, but their remarkable system
seemed to be proof against strikes.
Native
Messenger Se> vice
Freighting and Delivery to
any part of town and creeks
Twenty-eight dogs. Teams
promptly at your Service. Pas
sengers, Parcels, Freight.
Phone lied 22.
RICHARD TAONGNOK.
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BASE BALL
FlltST <IAME
Married Ladies vs. Single Ladies
Si,COM) liAMK
Fort Davis vs. All Star
A. B. HALL, Friday, March 10th, at 8:30 P. M.
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GAMH STARTS PROMPTLY AT 0<M P. M.
ItRWRVW SHAT AT ROSVS CAN or
and ammunition is growing scarcer.
While this is not of very serious
importance it is taken to show that
the open road to Constantinople has
hardly opened the way for any very
great quantity of food stuffs for
Germany.
The situation is getting serious in
Turkey and Bulgaria, both being
short in food.
LONDON, March 6.—An Athens
dispatch says that the Turks are
revolting against the iron discipline
of the German officers and there is
a general tendency to mutiny.
PETROGRAD, March 6.—Destroy
ers bombarded and set fire to Trebi
zond today. The forts of this port
made no effort to respond to the
Russian fire and it is taken that
the majority of the Turkish garri
son has evacuated the position.
FETROGRAD, March 6.—The
capture of Fort Bitlis exposes the
fact that it was intended to be
used by the Turks as an important
base for the supplies of ammunition^
guns and rifles taken by the con
querors are by far the largest that
have as yet fallen as Dooty to the
army of the Caucasus.
The arsenals and armories were
literally filled to the roofs with mu
nitions.
Rebuilding Sale
LAST WEEK OF SALE
Ends Saturday March 11th
Everything goes
CROCKERY, CHINA, COOKING UTENSILS AND KITCHEN WARE
RUGS, CARPET AND FURNITURE.
TABLE LINENS AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS.
MENS FURNISHINGS AND DRY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIP
TION.
TOWLES AND TOWLING AT EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES.
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHEIt ARTICLES.
GOGGINH.
The Vitality Store.
The Talk of the Smoking
Public
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