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“My Skin Was Full of
Pimples and Blemishes”
says Verna S.: “Since using Ad
: lerika the pimples are gone. My
! skin is smooth and glows with
! health.” Adlestfka helps wash
BOTH bowels, and relieves tem
porary constipation that often ag
gravates bad complexion.
Sold at all Drug Stores
NEWS ITEMS
Nome To Witness
New Year’s Eve
Display Fireworks
For the entertainment of the
I children of Nome during the
' Christmas holidays Mr. G R Jack
Ison has provided for a display
of aerial fireworks to be set off
on Saturday evening, December
30th between the hours of 7:00
and 8:00.
Should weather conditions be
I such that this display could not
be well shown at that time, the
event will take place as soon
thereafter as weather conditions
will permit.
The place selected for the set
ting off of these fireworks is the
Bering Sea ice opposite Barracks
Square, and it is requested that
for their personal safety all spec
tators remain above the beach
line.
Pioners to Hold
Roof Carden on
Saturday Night
This coming Saturday night
the Pioneers hold their postpon
ed Roof Garden. The program
will start sharply at 9:00 pm and
is to be finished in time for the
dancing.
Immediately following the pro
gram dancing will begin; also
the Roadhouse will be open and
everyone is invited to partake.
The children will be served in a
separate room from the adults.
The Pioneers and entertainers
have worked hard and promise
that this year’s entertainment
will come up to their usual high
standard.
Emil Laurin has recently re
ceived word from the States of
the death of his brother Hector
Laurin on December 9th. Hector
has been in the States for some
years past and was at one time
partners with Emil Laurin in
^Macklin Creek mining properties
! in the Kougarok section.
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FOR SALE
1 Baby high chair “combin
ation.”
| 1 Baby crib
1 Baby play pen
1 Baby buggy
| All in first class condition. In
i quire at Allan Lee Residence.
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Did You Cel Your Calendar ?
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO. 1
NOME, ALASKA I
JAMES HAUGHEY, PIONEER
NOMEITE PASSES AWAY
James (Chief) Haughey, 82
year-oid pioneer, prospector and
fire chief of Nome died last night i
at 10:30 at the local hospital of
a partial stroke of paralysis and'
old age. He had been in the hos
pital for some two weeks prior
to his death.
No funeral arrangements have
been made as yet but it is ex
pected the Pioneers of Alaska, of j
which which was a member, will
have charge of the funeral serv
ices.
James Haughey was born June
25, 1857 in Bloomington, Minne
sota and came to Nome in 1900.
He was active in the mining
business and still holds some in
terests. For about 20 years he
served as fire chief in the Nome
.fire department. His only known
relatives are a sister in Wiscon-;
sin and a neice in Montana. j
The death of Mr, Haughey
marks the passing of another
true pioneer.
The iPAA mail plane enroute
Nome from Fairbanks is spend-1
ing tonght at Nulato but will ar
rive Nome first thing in he morn
ing, weather permitting.
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Pilot Frank Whaley of the
Wien Airlines arrived Nome to
day at 1 pm from Nulato. A trip
for Council is scheduled to Coun
cil.
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WALSH-TAYLOR NUPTIALS
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Mr. and Mrs. M J Walsh an
nounce the marriage of their dau
ghter Eileen to Mr. Julian R.
Taylor.
The wedding took place at the
Immaculate Conception Cathed
ral, Denver, Colorado.
After the ceremony the young
couple entrained for Las Cruces,
New Mexico, to spend the holi
j days with the bridegroom’s par-1
j ents.
The young couple met in Wash ;
j ington where both were employj
! ed government service.
Mr. Taylor is a chemical en- j
! gineer and had returned to New
| Mexico to do post graduate work.
i The Nome Daily Nugget carries
several forms of printing blank?
! for your convenience — Dredge
i Logs, thawing and drill reports
j Mining Deeds, Placer and Lode
j Location Notices. Vouchers,
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SURE S I C N —To re mind
people that winter’s here, Eliza
beth Nankivell models non-skid
rubber bathing suit at Miami.
Winners Polet’s Christmas Barrel Drawing
1. All Wool Blanket—V/ J Dowd
2. Turkey—'Lars Rynning
3. Pyrex Percolator—.Katherine Bjornstad
4. Bourdoir Lamp—Sam Mogg
5. Box Apples—H B’eekum
6. Stainless Steel Skillet—W E Beltz
7. Billfold—Betty Topkok
8. 1 lib Lipton tea—Stanley Martin
9. Necktie—Max Kapelowitz
10. Lace Table Cloth—Alice Walker
11. 2 lb Chocolates—Mrs W Slack
12. Luncheon set—Mrs Hopewell
13. Bed Spread—A L Keene
14. Carton Candy Bars—.Geraldine Wourinen
15. Cocktain shaker—Joe Skorik
16. Carton Gum—'Geo Hite
17. Tie Rack—W P O’Connor
18. Pipe—O M Powell
19. Thermos Bottle—Allan Lee
20. One 'Roaster—K Sprenger
21. —Carton cigarettes-^. Sambo
22. Flashlite—Arthur Cabinboy
23. One pound Chocolates—Ed Healy
24. Box Candy Apples—Ed Bellows
25. Pajamas—Mrs Waldheim
26. Box Cigars—L Schmedling
27. Oil Cloth Table Cloth—A Bahls
28. One Military Set—O M Powell
29. One Box Delux Fruit—G R Jackson
30. Half Bozen Water Glass—Bessie Topkok
31. Box of hose—Lincoln Hotel
'32. One Pillow—Carl Yager
33. One Scarf—-A L Keene
34. One Ice Bowl—Peter X Peterson
35. 4 lb Can Coffee—Grant McMurray
36. Popcorn popper—A Harris
37. Cake dish—Chas Kraus
38. One Fowl—Lars Rynning
39. Bis Towel Set—A Poison
40. Suspender—Jacob Bonner
41. Bottle Grape Juice—Joe Zack
42. Bath Set—A Mclnnes
43. Pillow Cases—Young & Covel
44. Shaving Set—J K Brown
45. Mittens—A Poison
46. Towel—(Mrs Vierra
47. Parka Hood—Joe Amarok
48. Gallon Corn on Cob—J Pappon
49. Sugar and Creamer—A Bahls
50. Jayway door holder—R Hogendorn
—Winners of the Special Bulletin Drawing—
1. $5.00—Bob Roberts
2. $3.50—Mrs J H S Morison
3. $1.00—M J Walsh
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Mt. McKINLEY . Dec 23 Dec 29 Dec 29 Jan 4
YUKON ... Dec 30 Jan 5 Jan 5 Jan 11
Mt. McKINLEY .. Jan 6 Jan 12 Jan 12 Jan 18
ALASKA . Jan 13 Jan 19 Jan 19 Jan 25
Mt. McKINLEY.Jan 20 Jan 26 Jan 26 Feb 1_
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(Note: All sailings subject to change without noticed)
JOE HARNISH, Agent