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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

The following clipping from a Jermyn, Pa paper gives an account of pianoforte recital given by Miss Ruth Maynard. of the Kirkett piano school of Carbondale. Pa. Miss May nard is a sister of George <. Maynard, one of the proprietors of the Nugget who has not seen his sister since leaN- ing home for the Klondyke, at which time she was only two years old he having been in Alaska for the past seventeen years:
 "A brilliant pianoforte recital was held in the NJ E. church last Friday evening, when Miss Ruth Maynard, student of the Birkett Piano School of Carbondale. gave delightful program Miss Maynard was assisted by the Senior Ensemble class of the school and Miss Isabelle Davis of Carbondale, reader. The entire program was given with brilliancy and finish, despite the fact. that owing to illness, the director, Mrs Brown, was not present, the stu dents taking entire charge of the con cert. Miss Maynard gave nine selec- tions, being especially well liked in the "Rondo" by Non Nebes, and the de- lightful "Day in Venice" by Nevin. Miss Davis, as always, was great vorite and won her hearers from the start with her selections Miss May nard will give concert in Carbondale later in the season"
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28
ALWAYS IN STYLE

If you have your suit pressed, clean ed and repaired by us
 We will make them look like new We do dry or gasoline cleaning We do steam cleaning
 We make alterations.
 We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen. We make speciality of making ant repairing furs
 First-class workmanship.
 All work guaranteed Our prices are reasonable. once customer always q customer.
 Come and see Us, We will give you our prices before we do your work. We appreciate your patronage.
 NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between Segerstrom and Hagen and
 zehner's jewelry stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28
SPECIAL SALE.

On housedresses ana aprons House dresses =. .. .S1.25 to$3.25 Aprons. -. =. -. =. .... .50c to S1.65 A few evening dresses at>cost Ticket given on 64-inch hand embroidered table cover with each s1O0 purchase. Stamped goods. D. M. c. thread at
 MRS. J. WANGER'S
 End Ave. opp. Court House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28
NEWS NOTES
You get the most and all the very latest war news in the Nugget

MT Herman Nanderleest, the popular druggist for Butler Mauro drug com pany here for several years, announces his marriage to Miss Lexie Mary Potter of Seattle, on November 18th. Mir. and where Van holds position in the com pany's new store at that place.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28
WEATHER REPORT.

Nome, Alaska, Jan. 27, 1915 Temperature-Ma 16, Min. To- Barometer-301 inches. Weather-Cloudy. Wind-N. 12 miles per hour.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

The social dance given last night by the Moose was much enjoyed by those who attended. The committee in charge prepared a sumptous lunch which after dancing hours was very appetizing and much appreciated
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

The water wagon of A. D. Poteet was capsized in front of Milo's cafe about 3;90 this afternoon in broad daylight and in the heart of the city on main
 street. MT. Poteet assisted by several others finally righted the overturned tank, the water having reached it's level is now selling at the usual rates.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28
NEW DANCING SCHOOL.

Miners Home Club Dancing School, Tuesday and Friday evening at p. m. Tangos. Hesitations, as well as all the older dances. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Peterson, teachers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

The roller skating rink is attracting numbers of people nightly and is a very popular exercise. Rink located in old Alaska Mercantile Go. building, cast Front street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28
Eagles Annual Ball. Feb. 6.

FOt'ND.-An ivory and gold nugget pin near Eskimo school, End avenue. owner can have same by identifying
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

Mrs. Bartlett announces that her her dancing class will meet every We'd nesday and Friday at K. K. hall from now on.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

LOST-A nugget and ivory pin about two inches long, finder please return to Nugget and receive reward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28
WHY EAT POOR BREAD.

When you can get GOOD. WHOLE SCME Bread st 5c per bat
 ANVIL BAKERY,
 NDPTH POLE BAKERY
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

Do you want to know "Vat is Lover" The petite French Governess will tell you at, "A DRESS REHEARSAL"
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28
FLOUR IS CHEAP

Bread only Sc. North Pole Baker, and Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

Augustine and kyer chocolates and Butter crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

For first class work and prompt de- livery phone Main 151 and the Peoples Steam Laundry will call and get your
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

w B. Mccarthy left this morning for Solomon and Council where he is re- ported to have gone on business of a political nature, presumably in the in terest of some candidate for the senate
 Mrs. o. NJ Powell and Mrs. Leo Moore received telegram today an nouncing the death of their father NJ. H Davis, of Seattle whose death oc- cured this morning at ' a. m MT. for many years was in the commercial business, but has been an invalid for the last few years.
 Few funnier comedies have ever been shown In Nome than The King and the Copper the principal mirth provoker of the Dream four part program for tonight and Saturday. The story is strange and bizarre and bristles with humor and pretty girls A second com 1 edy entitled A Rainy Day showing a 1 humorous episode of college life. is also pleasing The remainder of the pro gram consists of The Stain, a gripping drama, the motif of which is love and i the sword and pleasing modern drama entitled The Mystery of the 1 Stolen Child
 The Bears and Malamutes practice baseball tonight in A. B. hall at s o'clock
 The Pioneers held their regular card party last night which was largely at tended by the Pioneers and their lady friends. These parties are growing in popularity and the hall is filled each evening to it's full capacity ] The Tigers played q practice game with the native boys at the Eskimo gymnasium last night. The natives put up a spirited game and the score stood 12 to Il in favor of the Tigers. The natives have a good battery and play snappy game and in time will prove
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

The Eagles played q practice game with the fort boys last night and had a splendid game although the Eagles are reported to have lost to the soldiers by a single run.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

themselves the equal of any team in
 the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

DID YOU EVER HAVE A SKATE ON
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

w. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop. i.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

The Bears and Malamutes practice baseball tonight in A B hall at S o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-28

w. B. McCarthy left this morning for Solomon and Council where he is re- ported to have gone on business of a political nature, presumably in the in terest of some candidate for the senate
The evening world., 1915-03-05
Wit, Wisdom and Philosophy.

friends. He that payeth aDethae
mans debts seeketh his own decay.
Neither borrow money Of . nsighbGr,
or . friend, but Of . strangae. WhRo
paying for II thou shalt hear no 0ogo
Of II. s7 ~
Toward thy Superiors ~ chuaAee
yet generous, With thine equals -
miliar yet respectful. toward thu n
feriors show much humanity and
some familiarity. as to bow the body.
stretch forth the hand. uncover the
head, with such like popular oompli-
ments. Tho hrst prepares the way
for advancement. The second mAka0
thee known for q man well bred. tie
third gives q good report, which onoe
got u easily kept. -. rt.,t
Trust not any man with, thy ma
credit or estate, for 1t 10 more 1o1ty
for q man to enthral himself to ~
friend a. though. occasion being e.
fered. he should not dare 10 beooane
the enemy. .
Be not scurriious IN eonversa&ieu
nor satirical in thy jests. The one
will make thee unwelcome 70 al oom-
pany. the other pull In quarrsls aud
ret the hatred Of thy best frienda
Be not lacking In the true knoWl.
edge and worship OF thy CREATOR and
Redeemer. without which all otAor
things are vain and miserable. 81,
The evening world., 1915-03-05
The Jarr Family
By Roy l.. McCardell
oScss iss " +. re: Co. . New rort Ens wd

SSI'M not feeling % very well this
evening" said Mr.. Jarr.
wonder what would make me
feel bettsrr"
: "Ars you really feeling bad or are
you encouraging yourself to take
short walk In the direction Of the cor.
ner. to your friend Guss placer" asked
Mrs. Jarr. III this last 10 the case.
I can assure you that your friend Gus
has nothing to sell or give you that
will do you any good. You have tried
Il often enough without success to know
II by this time"
mo Interior motive actuates me-"
replied Mr.. Jarr. II don't feel very
good. that's all"
ITS your stomach" said Mrs. Jarr.
"You would stay out late last night;
you were playing pinochls and you
drank more beer than was good for
you"
Mr.. Jarr only sighed and said
nothing. What's the use to say any
thinsf
maybe II you take q little cooling
SODA teaspoonfui In half . glass OF
wster-youll feel better" suggested
Mrs. Jar. "YouIl md some In the
kitchen"
Mr.. Jarr went out to look for It. He
found washing soda. but none OF the
edible variety.
He returned and reported the fact.
Look In the medicine closet In tho
bathroom" said Mrs. Jsrr.
= 80 Mr.. Jarr looked and beheid an
amasins collection Of half-filled.
sticlky bottles; small packages In
white and blue paper. folded. but
not tied, from which all sorts Of white.
gray and yellow powders were sitting
out. There were also round wooden
boxes and round milk-c olored glass
screw top rsceptacles. holding salvss,
ointments and lotions OF all kinds
There were paper pill boxes. empty
and half full; little square pink boxes
with folded papers. containing pow
ders, and marked take One Every
Two Hours" and many other odd
looking and queer smelling holders Of
pills, potions and compounds, name
! less and mysterious, such a. evers
good wife and mother boards VI
. throughout the years. to the grea
astonishment OF the male mind.
Darn Il! can't md any soda!'
. shouted Mr.. Jarr.Sas he knocked owe
and out ON the fioor \ little avalanch,
OF bottles. boxes and powders.
} MY goodness! Why are you y
careless," cried Mrs. Jarr. coming IN
land I just Strengthened UP tina
medicine closet last Saturday"
whats thisf" asked Mr.. Jar
y opsnins q folded little paper paoks,
= sNayoe this v ttjs
Tea pit tAAs ssghs ~ xaagl
The evening world., 1915-03-05
COMMITTED.

FORMALLY announcing ito surrender the public demand for
lower telephone following the long and victorious campaign
led BY The Evening World the New York Telephone Company
upon ito concatoy attitude its desire to gain the good
will Of telephone in this city.
Public opinion voiced mis- newspaper has convinced Of
e powerful public utilities corporations in the country that the
hegest Of the sounde Of ito Investments the foundation
spon which it. prosperity and ito existence rest 10 the confidence
support the patrons who have built lie business
Other great corporations have tried the costly experiment Of
Fighting popular demand only to bring themselves in the end
defeat but odumhe enmy and dust Of the public
y defd The Consolidated Gas Company paid vast sums for
that lesson.
The New York Telephone Company wiser 1t submits its
schedule the Public Service Commission with very special
those nestedthe great body Of metropolitan c
phone users.
Details schedule must be worked out with the Com
But the telephone company has definitely committed itself
toward public Upon the zeal with which bears out its pro
ons and the completene" with which it fulf its promises de-
ponds its future.
The evening world., 1915-03-05

SSXXI ELL. have you decided
w which you're going to dor"
- asked Ma testify. You must
remember that we're getting we'll into
March. Milton"
''l've made up my mind" said Pop.
with : decision that precluded argu-
ment. I'm going to buy . second
hand car instead Of = new one"
.'Oh. you are!"
II am an experienced automobile
mechanic" declared Pop. with dig
nifty. ''Thers's very little any one can
tell me about q car"
TIL bet there's not q blamed thing
any one can tell you about stai;lng
an engine. or being called down by
trafYic cops!" Kissed Ma.
"You needn't think you're going to
drive me into buying a new car by
cutting sarcasm" stated Pop. mildly.
Because sarcasm 10 cutting only
when II. treats with the truth, and,
though may have stalled q good deal
when ! first started running . ma
chine, ] never do now-only whom I
try to turn on Q hill or when ! get
into heavy trafYic, or when I'm going
too fast and want to turn q corner. or
when
sin short" interrupted Ma, brees-
lily. you never stall unless you're
running the car, darling!"
The tenseness Of the silence that fol-
lowed was electric.
II do things mothodically and sciep-
Al - ~
swallowed his goat. I've got It al
worked out. A fellow down In q gar
age In the Sixties has his eye on q
machine for me. Original cost q, 800
| can get II for $500. and it's been
run only o year. Half price!"
| How many miles did you say !,
| had been rum" inquired Ma Icoidiy
| ''It amt got . speedomster. They
took It OF and threw It away. thss
said"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vacuum! Il
had o. couple Of dollars I'd give It tC
have your dome gilded. to show how
we'll solid ivory takes gold plating
Most likely that chassis has been do.
ing q milk-and- route for q year
Maybe It's been hauling coal out u
the suburbs for that length of time
maybe It's been used a. q buckins
BrOncho In q circus, for q year-ans
they've gone and put . e76 top ON i
to lure you to dsstructioni Now
listen here. Milton: Unless you stoI
haunting bum garages and slaught
cred price sales In automobile sup
plies. I'm going to knit you q pal
Of horse reins with bells on 'em ant
LEAD you arounC!"
well, u DO buy q ney' car,
looed Pop, "it'n b because YOU,
1ais ny life nissrahls if ! dids't.'
M SoAno soUell" ehlgpod Ma (WhioA l
ssas esisss ~ = 6AsulA vsssy.7
The evening world., 1915-03-05

Two hearts the Same trend foller;
Soon ~ . gladstone glimpse 70 caught
OF that almighty dollar.
-Philadeiphia Telegraph.
Some men constantly strive to do
something: others are satisfied to do
mebody.-FloridA Times Union.
The chances are that " you are
having . particularly good time you
won't make much money.
Up to the time q man II nifty ne
knows two or three stories. After he
10 sixty he knows only ons.-Topska
Capital.
The evening world., 1915-03-05

Sometimes all that 10 needed v soften
Ing effect OF white at the neck. A simple
organdie collar laid over the high collar
of the blouse might change = costume
that makes you look your worst into one
that brings out all your good points.
Put on the dress that you think unbe-
coming and stand before long mirror
and criticize yourself as you would a
stranger. II your appearance does not
please you set to work sensibly to dis
cover what IL wrong. Study the details
Of the frock. Experiment before you
set to work seriously. II you decide q
touch Of color 10 what Ii needed. or per-
haps. white lace vest or high standing
collar, hold the trimming or the lace OF
the net near your face before the mirror
and see what II makes you look like.
A very fashionable way to give . touch
Of color to Q frock that 10 too pale or toe
dark 70 to use colored embroidery. Thu
comes In heavy worsted and silk effects
In rough designs almost like crewel worh
and 10 very smart. And for evening
frocks II 10 In beads. tinsels and spangles
The illustration shows . new frock Of
pale gray wolfe frightened with color II
the form OF . band Of roses and pale
green silk embroidered trimming arount
the tunic and touches Of the same trim.
ming at the waist and neck. Silver gray
10 q very trying shade for . pale woman
but set off with touches Of color In THU
way It can be worn bscomingiy by al
most any one.
Another up-to-dats way to give ,
touch OF color 10 by using the new ma
teriai which comes In Roman stripes
three or four inches vide. set twice tn
distance apart on dark or neutral gfounda
An plplas Car ~ svAfsahaaes IN 0fve 81
- -
The evening world., 1915-03-05
sPRY DETECTING.

MOTHER clean piece Of detective work caught five
yesterday the act Of holding up and trying To rob Blocker
Street eweler. The police declare that detectives shad
ewed the gang for three weeks and learned detail Of the plot
Clever detection Of the criminal after he has committed his
doubt doursgus wongos But the discovery that the
es frequently participate in the careful planning Of robbery
murder must wiring the soul Of tho nerviest thug
Following the capture the bomb throwen ct the Cathedral the
Street job makes neat record for the Detective Bureau
IL week Long promised roundups Of gunmsn gangster and
avA begin 70 not impossible future items in the police
i6ix The public u waiting.
The evening world., 1915-03-05

You leave those things alone!"
said Mrs. Jarr sharply. They are
three grain auinins Pills and put
them In that box for safekeeping.
They were In a bottle. a hundred for
twenty cents, and needed the bottle
to got paregorlc In. because the drug
sist charges you I'VE cents for o bot
tie when you want ten cents worth Of
anything"
whats the use keeping all this un-
known dope. these odds and ends I'M
named and unlabelledf" asked Mr..
Jarr.
because any Of them may come In
handy when needed suddenly" re-
piled Ars. Jarr. "You sec. II had
any cooking soda In here wouldn't
have to send out and buy some for
YOU"
The evening world., 1915-03-05

bismuth. think-or. It's powdered
alum"
Maybe II I took some Of this head
ache powder I'd feel all right" sug-
sested Mr. Jarr. This 10 one. of the
few things that has any mark on 1t.
saying what It To-" and he opened
one Of the pasteboard boxes.
Don't touch that!" said Mrs. yarr.
That's foot powder to shake In your
shoes. remember I put II in there
when Willie wanted the foot powder
box because It was pretty red
color"
what are thesef" asked Mr.. Jarr,
rafting q box Of pills. THE box saya
External Use Only!' How can pills
be taken externallyf"
The evening world., 1915-03-05
Hits From Sharp Wits.

Gp9e psrsens are under the delu-
,1uspeees sxespt The payment Of asots'
overwork 10 usually the product Of
.nGgloct n the past and impAtisnce
Tor the future.-Albany Journal.
However. even II no one does love .
NJ man. he never seems quite 20
lensly - . skinny chap.-Philsdslphia
1aasirsr.
Niiadi says eating . square meal at
3 round table never seems like sQuar-
1ng the clrcie.--Asmphis Commercial
Appsai.
The evening world., 1915-03-05
COUNSEL TO A son.
BIZ Lord BuyIej0h.

, HEM u ehA1l please Goos my
V son. to bring thee to mans
wv estate use great prudence
and circumspection In
choosing thy wife. For
thence will spring all thy future good
or evil. And 1t Ii an action Of life
like unto stratagem Of war where
In a man can 60 but once. II thy es-
tate be good. match near homo and At
leisure: II weak. far or and quickly.
Inquire diligently Of her disposition
and how her parents have been in
clined In their youth. -.
Bring thy children up In learning
and obedience. yet without outward
austerity. Praise them openly. repre-
bend them secretly. Give them good
maintenance according to thy ability,
otherwise thy life shall seem their
bondage: and what portion thou shalt
feave them at thy death they will
thank death for and not thee.
Lot thy kindred and others be well
come at thy house and table.
Beware Of suretyehip for thy best
The evening world., 1915-03-05
Wap anA WOosa.

D ~ n4s~ 4 n E,salas wssd;
Your editorial war and Women"
~ vsvy signilicant That In the past
0oaDsa have. discouraged and inoitsd
fDaa 70 var y historically true. Ever
Uenah- IsAAa." even when she y
-nsrs deadly than the male" But
Z QhshGg y coming over the spirit OF
4 ~ 6roama and the pother heart
nDQthor love-is conauSring the spirit
~ voP u woman. Already the wom-
I e q - 1870 g: caiIinx % each
z ~ GUr)n Europe. The new phase
1gtegys q beginning It, cry In
~ W(l1eSnsos aa1 ere long the whole
11(11 - waSytng men Will b COM
81 n I
The evening world., 1915-03-05
WHY BE ASHAMED To>BE PRUDENT?

LITTLE overhsste and lack Of caution party out
A svngs pleasure caused the death Of young married
vonsn-crushed apartment house elevator which, in
~ shssncs Of The elevator boy somebody tried to
ed tragedy might have been svered only these people
~ pasncs watt had shown less temery tamperng with
h they didn't understand How much Of the brand Of
abat constantly endange life and limb in this
wy moving ethyl AT the steering wheel Of the automobile
vss and trolley cars in elevators and amid speeding traffic. lack
u eb ssonro forever pungng somebody into needless risks
Mw Yors scornfu Of prudence Rather than be called
~ hy rush the other extreme They abandon caution for
ne We up msrvellouy efficient and diversified gear
p hurry abeut business and But too few Of
se os md sfiscpns enough to make the wheels al
uys undr proper control Too many Of take chances
The evening world., 1915-03-05
Lettefs From the People
Re DriAsepert b. Trolley.


10 tbs naitsr Il TAs Esssias World,
In answer to one Of your readers
l'How can cone 20 by trolley to
Bridgeport. how long viii II take and
how much fsref") Take subway or
elevated to One Hundred and 6ev-
enty-seventh Street and fremont
Avenue. where you take q car for
New Rochelle. Al New Rochelle you
take o Stamford car to Stamford,
changing there for Norwaik car.
At Norwaik you take 4 car for West
port. then for Bridgeport. You can
continue from Bridgeport TO New Ha-
ven and come hack BY boat. The
fare BY trolley 10 10 cents. The time
u ~ hours. The distance 10 sixty
miles. A. A, ].
ADssl -, ADsll 10.
- ~ Editor a ~ Evsai.s word,
O. What dstss did Easter Sunday
81 3 - s'ss' ~ asd ~ scs's.''
The evening world., 1915-03-05

TIE Health Dsparment hes ordsrsd the B. r. r. stop
evsseUw6ing pasusaGses IT, Graham Avenue line. The
ussl stAs Public ssstes Commission brand Of orders
i NIu ths Asw kind fustsr ~ at.s hf
The evening world., 1915-03-05
The Nay MantQn fashions

TT would b dimeult
70 ma . moro
6raoGful skirt
than this. The plaits
are laid to givs tbs
most becoming lines.
There u the fashion-
able yoke. yet TIE
long slender eject b
preserved AZ the
back. The model y
. good ono for tAs
coat suit and Tor The
gown and for the
separate saGirt ana
can b utilised fee
the wool suitinss aad
for the fashionsh1e
poplins and hOAVioy
silks. and also FOR
the cotton and linen
stu6s. The shaplng
Of the yoke 10 at
tracttvs. thsrs y 20
fulnsss Just At Tie
waist line while there
u abundant flare end
freedom In the skirt
itself. In the Illus
tration. the material
u gabardtns and tie
color 10 the new hlus
known - "1oolIy
Mountain"
For the medium
slss will b rsoDalBAs
~ Yda. NJ maRnRAns'
The evening world., 1915-03-05

I q uvEmo IAnu1oo3
! {DUn1AU ~ WeA Nops,f
SAs Tlsty-sAA
I - eBf
~ $aaass psaaas SAssl -1.17- 90 .oEtg I
49, Iss vl.lsA - ~ 80 g -. -
The evening world., 1915-03-05
Shot and Shells w.
Dollars and Cents.

army here =. heavy For the Revolution seemed an but
Away. need for and English soldiers ana
English '.5r4agId. =.
she'll and
That
LOT paying the bills itt t1f
Crazy old
soldier gold could
North budget which demanded
Charles
The evening world., 1915-03-05
Why Your Clothes Are Not Becoming
The Touch Of Color.
BY Andre Dupont
Copyright. iSiS b, III. rr,.. lusl.las Co. IN. N.- "


detail changed q Of
slght adJumen
The evening world., 1915-03-05

Thanks 10 the court the tnsy bus rolls Maybe COL
Aay the public viii b permitted TO climb aboard.
The evening world., 1915-03-05
Mr.. Jarr Discovers, in His Own Home,
A Veritable Cabinet of Mysteriesl


And she pushed him away from the
cabinet Of mysteries.
The evening world., 1915-03-05

The Sick Man Of the East 10 sitting up for his last dose
The evening world., 1915-03-05
Pops Mutual Motor
BIZ Alma Woodsp0yd

as. Ne. Yort Evenins womb. w.
The evening world., 1915-03-05

succeeded defeating
hosties North Ministry
the end . =