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Start The New Year Right
You May Be The Lucky Customer Who Will
Receive $100.00 In Gold Nuggets On
January 17, 1942
j NOME'S OWN DRUG STORE
THE GOI.D STORE
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Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building Fairbanks, Alaska
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News Items
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SANTA CLAUS SHIP PRIBILOF
BOUND FROM SEATTLE
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The Pribilof Island Santa
Claus cast off moorings from
Seatt'e recently. In other words,
the fisheries boat Penguin sailed
, bound for the Pribilof Islands
and solated points along the Al
ai a Peniivu'a, last beat of the
year to call at these little ports
and loaded to the gunwhales
with Christmas presents.
The Penguin will stop at Ketch
i ikan on the tr;p north but will
not call at Juneau it is under
stood. If nc bad storms are en
countered. Captain Haro d Knut
son hopes to return to Seattle by
December 15 so the crew of the
Santa Claus beat can be back
home for their cwn Christmas
celebrations.
ITS LIEUT. COMDR. BRITT
NOW; JUNEAUITE PROMOTED
News of his selection to be
Lieutenant Commander in the
; United States Navy has been re
ceived from Jacob Britt by his
mother, Mrs. William E. Britt, at
Juneau. Lieut. Commander Britt
is stationed aboard the U. S. S.
Ashville at Manila.
A graduate of Juneau High
| School and a University of Wash
ington student Britt was grad
| uated from the U. S. Naval Ac
, ademy at Annapolis in 1929. He
was a Naval Academy appointee
from Alaska.
Baskeball Team Standings
Gold Bricks 1.000
Old Folks .1.000
Mule Riders 1.000
Kenn’s Bakery . .000
Aces . 000
Southerners .000
Box Scores for Nov. 17th
Gold Bricks 31, Aces 20
, Old Folks 40. Kenn’s Bakery 19
Mule Riders 23, Southerners 22
ATTENTION PIONEERS
All members of Igloo No. 1,
Pioneers of Alaska are requested
to attend the funeral of our late
brother. A. T. McAlonc, which
will be he'd on Monday, Novem
ber 24tli, 1941 at 2 o'clock p.m.
from the Caltholic Church.
Wm. J. Maloney, Secty.
Federated Church
Wilbur P Wood, Pastor
11:00 a.m.—Church School
7:45 p.m. — Worship service.
Dramatic book sermon, A. J.
Cronin's “The Keys of the King
I dom.” Quartette will sing.
Lavinia Wallace Young Mission
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 am.—Church School
5:30 p.m.—Worship service.
Sermon topic: “One Thing
Needful.” Sermon by W.P. Wood.
IjOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
SPECIAL OFFER
OF
New Equipment Ready for Delivery
Allis Chalmers EO 60, power unit
with 10 in. x 8 in. S. H. Centrifugal Pump. Will
deliver 2250 GPM, 70 ft. head, 1050 RPM.
Price $2350.00 f.o.b. Nome
Allis Chalmers EO 60, power unit
with 12 in x 10 in. S. G. Centrifugal Pump. Will
deliver 2750 GPM, 60 ft. head, 1050 RPM.
Price $2500.00 f.o.b. Nome
AN INSPECTION WILL INTEREST YOU
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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Airways News
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PAA Activities
Tiie PAA mail plane scheduled
i for today cancelled out due to
1 weather conditions.
MiKow acti\ mts
Pi'ot Moore returned to Nome
| from Anchorage Wednesday with
Torn Groves, Andrew Miller, and
Richard Elbe. Also carried 1000
pounds of freight for Moses Pt.
and express for Nome.
A trip is scheduled for Anchor
age as soon as weather permits.
Pilot Whaley to Mcses Point
with freight. He returned via
Golovin and Solomon.
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ARMY TO TAKE 477
ALASKANS DECEMBER 10
The call for the second Alaska
draft, to pace an additional 477 I
young men from the Territory in 1
to the nation’s armed forces, was
signed recently by Gov. Ernest
Gruening.
The draftees in the second call
must be inducted into service on
December 10, according to the
Governor’9 orders.
From Nome, 30 men will be
taken in the second call to the
colors the draft order showed.
Largest group from any one Al
aska community will come from
Anchorage, where 76 will be call
ed up for service. A close second
is Fairbanks, where the local Sel
ective Service Board will call 73
men for army duty. Third is Jun
neau with 57 men.
Following is the list of Alaska
communities from which the men
wll be called under the second
draft order in the Territory, to- \
gather with the number of men
being called from each local
! board:
Juneau . 57
Kanakanak . 10
Palmer . 17
Tanana . 6
Seward . 10 !
Wrangell .... ... 8
Fort Yukon 6
Seldovia . 5
Valdez . 5
Haines . 2
Skagway . 3
Point Barrow . 6
Una aska . 12
Cordova . 7
Metlakatla . 3 ;
Petersburg 9
Bethel . 33
Ketchikan . 33
Sitka .,.. 21
Nome . 30
Kodiak . 36
Fairbanks . 73
Kotzebue . 9
Anchorage . 76
SCHEDULDE NOV. 21st
Southerners vs. Old Folks
Kenn’s Bakery vs. Aces
Gold Bricks vs. Mule Riders
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The general committee of the
Mask Ball met as per announce
ment in these columns, in the
1 IOQF Hall. It was attended by!
J almost all of the members. It was i
! decided not to increase the cus
; tomary prices but to assume the
tax. The prices to be charged
are for maskers on the floor, $1;
for spectators in the Balcony,
adults 50 cents, children 25 cents.
The several committees were
instructed to meet and make re
commendations in conformity
with the decisions arrived at the
meeting. The next general meet
ing of the committee will be
held at the same place next Tues
, day evening 7:30 p.m., November
25.
Delicious, Fresh, Quick
Frozen Srawberries
35c a Box
Lehmann’s
j NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
I City Ordinances require all!
dogs to be kept tied. Owners are
notified to keep their dogs tied
or be table to punishment provid
ed by the ordinances.
City Police Department
FOR SALE
Sixty dollar. All wave, 6 tube,
RCA radio for $30. Inquire at
Nugget Office.
Catholic Church
Father J.I. McHugh, S.J. (Pastor)
Sunday Masses 8 and 10 a. m.
Sunday Benediction 7:30 p. m.
THANKSGIVING IS HERE
LET US RESOLVE to celebrate this year
in a most fitting manner
Nome Has Many Good Reasons
To Be Thankful
Regardless of the shipping conditions we ♦
have succeeded in assembling a very large assort
meat of desirable merchandise for this occasion.
KITCHEN AND TABLE NEEDS, AS: *
Savory Roasters, Table Covers and Napkins,
Dinnerware, Glassware. Silverware, and Table
Decorations are the latest and best. Prices are
below replacement.
OUR TURKEYS, CHICKENS, DUCKS and
RABBITS are especially selected by our personal
representative.
The assortment of FRESH and FROZEN
VEGETABLES, FRUITS. PREPARED DELICA
CIES of all sorts is complete in every way.
Let Us Serve You — You Will Be Pleased
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SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA
ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Sofrard Sails from Juneau
YUKON . Tues Nov 18 Fri Nov 21
ALASKA . Sat Nov 22 Tues Nov 25
COLUMBIA . Mon Nov 24 Thur Nov 27
McKinley . Sun !Nov 30 Tues Dee 2
ALEUTIAN . Mon Dec 1 Thurs Dec 4
YUKON . Wed Dec 3 Sat Dec 6
NOTE:- All sailings subject to change without notice.
M. J. WILCOX, Agent