The Nonpareil
G(B1 CLOSING OUT SALE
STILL CONTINUES
LATEST STYLES AND COLORINGS
IN
MENS HATS
$2.75
REGULARY 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
I ARCTIC BAKERY
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bfi are prepared to serve their patrons with a fine line of Breads,
!fi up to date pastries and Lunches.
j^j Our Ice cream, made from the Nome Dairy Cream speaks ,
jfi for itself,. A fresh supply of Augustine & Kyer Chocolates ar
Ji rived on the Victoria.. Ilome-mado Chocolates, Peanut Candies
Efj and salted nuts specialty.
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Nollyhurst? Eggs
Wo now have some more of these well known eggs in stc'k.
Shipped to us Treet from tiie innch. Every egg . guaranteed.
We aggree to replace, every Hollyhurst egg purchased from us
and found to he bad, by two good ones.
Also now in stock the Famous Golden State Butter, put
up in pickle, and dry pack.
D. E. CROWLEY,
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FOR THAT LUNCH
COLO BOILED HAM
CHEESE:
SUMMER SAUSAGE
SALAMI SAUSAGE
GOTHAR SAUSAGE
DRIED BEEP
German Breakfast
Oregon Brick
Swiss 'Wisconsin
Linilmrger
^f T. ' Ged Ost
Extra Special
Pickled Bismark Herring
Per Can 35 cents
COMPLETE LINE OP SARDINES, LOBSTERS, CRAB, AND
ji. SHRIMPS.
WE ROAST COFFEE DAILY
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Polet’s Stores
Tel. Main 104. < ifwgflfwg Tel. Main 02.
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Dream Theater
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SHOW !), AMI LAST SHOW 10 O’CLOCK.
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CONRAD I’REEDING lias opened a
WHOLESALE GROCERY
in tlie AMES 1IUILDING with a full lino of fresh and first class
Goods at right prices. Agents In Nome for the MEAROWHROOK
PASTEURIZED RUTTER, unexcelled anywhere—Eggs, 11am and
Uncon, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons, Vegetables of ail kinds and
best grade of staple goods. Camps outfitted. Orders solicited.
Prompt and satisfactory service guaranteed.
CONRAD FREEDING.
Milo’s
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
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Next door to Pacific Cold
Storage.
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ATTENTION PIONEERS.
To date we have had
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Sittings
For the Group Picture of the j j
PIONEERS OF ALASKA.
Help us make this number
grow.
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LOMEN BROS.!
VILLATISTS ARE AT
LAST ROUTES AT PARRAL
CHIHUAHUA, July 11.-—The last
of the Villatist bandits who have
been operating around Parral have
been defeated by the Carranzist
troops.
It is stated here that it is now
commonly known by the Mexicans
that some of the participants in the
recent border raids have been able
to secure a refuge in the Hearst
ranch irom attack by either Mex
icans c-r Americans.
The people here charge that ii
is all part of the intervenionist con
conspiracy.
HEAT WAVE MAKING
HARD FIGHT EPIDEMIC
WASHINGTON, D. C„ July 12.—
Some considerable alarm is felt
over the situation when the Public
Halth Service announces that the
epidemic of baby paralysis is
spreading and that this is due to
the heat wave which is making the
work of battling with the plague
very difficult. Lack of sanitation
becomes really dangerous during
very hot weather it is explained
and even a trifling inattention to
absolute sanitation causes an ag
gravation of the epidemic.
The public health service is urg
ing the complete demolition of the
slums in the cities as the breeding
places of all these terrible epidemics
There is no excuse for the fearfui
slum conditions in New York, they
hold.
FLOODS ARE RECEDING
IN SOOTHERN STATES
ATLANTA, July 12.—Dry anil
hot yesterday afternoon, last night
end today, with every prospect of a
continuance of fine sunny weather
j is making the peop'e hopeful. The
Hoods are receding greatly through
out the lowlands, but as they recede
j some idea is formed of the enorm
^ ous crop damage which they have
done. Many millions, the Constitu
tion estimates, is the damage in the
southern states from the floods
while the loss of life will not be
less than two hundred.
The same paper says that it is
impossible to estimate the number
of cattle drowned.
Hunts California Canned Fruit
WE TAKE PLEASURE IX ANNOUNCING TO THE CONSUMERS
OF THIS TERRITORY, THAT WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF HUNTS
CANNED FRUITS. ALL FRUITS PACKED BY HUNT BROS. CON
TAIN NOTHING BUT RIPE, FULL FLAVORED FRUIT, AND PURE
GRANULATED CANE SUGAR SYRUP.
Ill NTS FRUITS THAT REQUIRE PEELING ARE HAND PEEL
ED. THEY ARE NOT PUT THROUGH A LYE PROCESS.
AYE CAN SELL YOU HUNTS CANNED FRUITS FOR THE
SAME PRICE THAT YOU ARE PAYING FOR LYE PEEELED
FRUITS.
G. P. Go^sfin
THE QUALITY STORE.
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At prices that all can
afford a new suit.
New line of Mens shoes
and Furnishings.
Call and look over our
stock.
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Everthing at righ tprioes.
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Miner or Merchant
WE GIVE YOU VALUE. TRY US AND SEE WH.1T YOU SAVE BY PAYING CASH.
LOWER THAN OTHER STORES. CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELF.
Stetson Hats, the latest styles $4.00
Linen collars. Arrow brand dz.
Linen collars, E & W. brand dz. 2.00
Linen collars, Assorted brands
dz.75c.
White linen Shirts.75c.
New stock Four in hand Ties 25c.
Our best grade Ties .. ... ... . 75c.
President Suspenders.25c.
Heavy Workingmen suspenders 25c.
Ballbriggan Shirts and Drawers 40c
Fancy ribbed shirts and drawers 40c
Heavy mixed gray shirts and
drawers.50c.
Natural wool shirts anddrawers 65e.
Mens light weight wool over
shirts .$1.00
Better grade wool overshirts $1:50
Pure silk half hose.35c
Heavy wool sox.20c.
OUR PRICES ARE ALWA1S
Heaviest wool sox.45c.
Cue rderoy gaunlet gloves . . .. 25.c
White canvass gloves, dz.00c
Boss Brand heaviest gloves dz. $1.35
Cotton Blankets, pair.75c.
Better grade heavier Blankets $1.25
California wool Blankets, lb.. $1.00
Table Oil Cloth, white or colored
yd.20c.
TRY US IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY, WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY. WE HAVE A BIG LINE .OF SHOES FOR
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. OUR PRICES ARE LOWER THAN YOU CAN BUY THEM TODAY IN THE STATES.
ALSO BIG STOCK OF NEW VICTOR RECORDS AND MACHINES. OUTSIDE PRICES ON THEM.
TliE SURPRISE STORE
At the old Stand since 1905