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REPORTS RUSSIAN MINISTER
DINES KING CONSTANTINE
PARIS, Nov. 14.—An Athens dis
patch announces that King Con
stantine dined with the Russian Am
bassador today for the first time
since the war broke out and the
dinner was attended by all the En
tente legations.
It is presumed that there may be
the possibility of this having some
political significance.
SALONIKI, Nov. 14.—The heavy
pressure which is steadily being in
creased in intensity is compelling
Teuton and Bulgar withdrawals in
North Macedonia along practically
the entire front.
Great concentrations are being
held to protect Monastir whose loss
would be regarded by the Bulgars
as disastrous.
The Servians are being reinforced
by new arrivals who have managed
to escape in the campaign of last
year.
SOFIA, Nov. 14.—The report that
the Bulgars have insufficient men
to defend their southern lines is not
correct. They have been able to se
cure ample reinforcements from
other sections as well as from their
Allies.
PARIS, Nov. 14.—Bucharest says
that the pressure which the Bulgars
are feeling is driving them to appeal
to Turkey . for additional troops
They fear that the Allies are getting
beyond control in the Macedonian
lines..
BIG GRAFT PROBE IS NOW
SCHEDULES SENATORIAL RACE
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 14.—
It is definitely announced officially
that a senatorial investigation will
be ordered for the alleged misuse
of money in the presidential cam
paign by the republican party. The
preliminary plans have actually been
i completed and a resolution is ready
to be introduced in Congress provid
ing for such investigation and con
testing the senatorial results in In
diana and West Virginia.
Chairman M’Cormick claims that
he holds positive evidence that the
BALKAN EXPRESS KILLS
RAILROAD WORKERS BERLIN
BERLIN, Nov. 13.—A regrettable
accident took place today when the
Balkan express Inbound, dashed
through a gang of employees all
women, in the suburbs of this city,
killing nineteen of them. The sig
nals were clouded by a dense fog
and it is said that the railroad em
ployees did not notice the approach
ing train.
It is pointed out that notwith
standing the big rush of traffic this
is the first accident of its kind since
the war began.
The engineer and all the train
men have been arrested and will be
heard by a courtmartial.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
Our Winter Stock Of
Mens M unsing Underwear
IS HERE
The Union Suit
We Recommend
Because it recommends us. Itsntisfies,—Pleases the buyer— and
thats what we want every transtion in this store to do.
We can lit you correctly in the style, weight and fabric
you like most. PRICED FROM
$2.59 TO $6.00 SUIT
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
LEAST YOU FORGET!
WE ARE UNPACKING AND LISTING OUR GOODS AND
ARE TOO BUSY TO WRITE AD. BUT YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL OUTFITTING OF
FER THIS WEEK. , »
APPLES! APPLES!
FOR WEDNESDAY AND REMAINDER OF THE WEEK
WE WILL OFER AT REDUCED PRICES THE FOLLOWING
VARIETIES:
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Kings Winesaps Belleflower
Arkansas Black Spitzenbergs
Jonathans Delaware Reds
Delicious Y. N. Pippins Banana
and Snow
WE ROAST COFFEE DAILY
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Polets Stores
Tel. Main 104. v Main 02.
republicans sent three million dol
lars of Wall street money on the eve
of election and that in an effort to
secure wholesale debauchery of the
voting population, spent in all seven
millions.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.—Chairman
Wilcox said that the republican par
ty will welcome any investigation.
The fact that the democrats losi
out in the state elections make them
bring forward false charges in a
desperate effort to steal the legiti
mate returns from the republicans.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 14.—
NOTICE OF OPEN MEETING
The Nome-Seward Peninsula
Chamber of Commerce invites the
public to attend on open meeting
at the Pioneer Hall on Thursday,
Evening the 16th inst. at 8.30 P.
M.. The object of the meeting is to
obtain an expression of opinion from
the entire community as to the most
urgent needs of this section, and
the means that should be employed
to obtain the same through the Al
aska Legislature and Congress.
Ladies are invited.
A POLET, President.
The Department of Justice admits
that some very important facts in
connection with graft charges in
West Virginia have been collated by
the secret agents of the Department.
These facts will be made public
when proper occasion arises.
FOX WOMAN, DREAM TONIGHT
A romance of modern Japan by
the celebrated author John Luther
Long, presented with exquisite
Japanese settings, a picture that
contains big dramatic moments and
a terrific climax. Featuring Signe
Amen as the “ Fox Women”, and
dainty Teddy Sampson who plays the
part of Jewel the Japanese wife
This picture is a jewel among super
fine attractions and a striking ex
ample of a splendid story, absorbing
mystifying and lastly vivid and in
tensely interesting, a masterph-ture.
the kind that appeals to your imagi
nation and keeps you thinking. The
first big production of the winter
season. Watch for announcements.
“The Diamond From The Sky.”
Gasoline lamps and lanters $8.00
at Crooks next City Hall.
Anything in the line of job work
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
4 PARTS 4
FOX
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WOMAN
A FEATURE MASTERPIGTURE
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CAN YOU BEAT ITP
ANY CAP IN OCR STORE.
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$ 1.50
To take the frost out of nipped
ears===rub snow on.
To keep it out, put on a
GORDON CAP
Geo. E. Lomen & Co.
THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES.
WE ARE NOT AFRAID
TO OPENLY PRICE OUR APPLES. WE WILL SELL RIPE
JONATHAN APPLES ON
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
& SATURDAY
AT
$ 1.75$ 2.00 &$ 2.25
PER BOX
Every body come in and have an .apple with us.
G. P. GOGGIN *
THE QUALITY STORE
Kyou intend to put in a Winters supply of groceries and pro
visions, it will pay you to come to our store and buy it.
carry the very best stock, both in regard to quality anct
assortment.
cellar affords the Best warmstorage in Nome, and it
you secure your outfit from us; we wHl keep it for
you as you need it during the Winter free of charge.
Thorulf Lehmann
Our
| Men’s Women’s Children’s
SHOES
Since the opening of Navigation we have received 3370 pairs
of SHOES and RUBBER FOOTWEAR. Every boat brings more.
“There is a reason”. Our prices are right and our business has
been built by satisfactory service to our patrons.
I P. A. PETERSON SHOE GO.
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A FEW BARGAINS
MENS SHOES in all the latest styles, also Shoes made for
comfort, big assortment.
STETSON HATS, Black or colored No. 1 Quality, all the lat
est styles . .
$3.50
$3.50
MENS SUITS, OUR OW N MAKE. TWO PRICES
$14.50 AM $il50
Come and see us, Make this your stopping place when in town.
THE SURPRISE STORE
At the old Stand since 1905
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