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WHAT DAY ! S IT ?
All we know is that every Saturday is Raisin Day
When We Bake That Wholesome
RAISIN and RAISIN NUT BREAD
— WHITE OR DARK —
Call In Your Order — Carl Will Gladly Deliver
KENN’S BAKERY
TENNIS COURT
DRIVE REPORT
In an interview with Mr. T. O.
Grivan, President of the Arctic
Club, with reference to the con
struction of the tennis court he
.'eports that the Club had already
expended from its treasury
$1128.39 for lumber and supplies
necessary to complete the con
struction of the tennis court. The
cost of the Pontiac car which was
given away free to the holder of
the lucky ticket was $1300.40
landed at Nome. This amount
included the license. The pro
ceeds which the Club derived
from the sale of tickets on the
car was $345.00.
The tennis court has actually
been laid out and is ready for
construction. The Arctic Club at
the present time does not feed
that it is in a position to hire the
labor necessary to lay the lum
ber and construct the court. How
ever, the Club is giving the mat
ter serious consideration and
may be able to finish construe-j
tion of the court this summer
provided a plan of voluntary
labor can be worked out.
The Arctic Club again wishes
to thank the people of Nome for
their support in this project.
Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc.
through Airport Manager Art
Martin announces a marked re
duction in Express Rates be
tween Nome and Fairbanks. The
new rate is 34c per pound com
pared with the old rate of 50c. In
addition to this there will be aj
valuation charge of 25C per $100
with a minimum valuation char
ge of 10<\ This brings the mini
mum charge on any shipment to
60v; but for shipments of over
one pound charges will be much
less except in the case of those
with high valuation.
The rate from Nome to Juneau
has been reduced from $1.00 to
69c per lb. The valuation charge
to Juneau is 40c per $100 with
I any valujitioon up to $25 bearing
the minimum charge of 10c.
The rate from Nome to Seat
tle is $1.11 per lb. and the valu
I ation charge 40c per $100.
These rates are now in effect.
Miss Prudence and Priscilla
Goodale and Miss Frances
Smeedle from Pittsburg. Pennsyl
vania, arrived on the Denali as
r ur.d trip tourists and expect to
fly via PAA to Fairbanks, taking
he train to Seward and a Alas
j ka Line boat from there to Seat
tle. Miss Vivian Wynne and El
vira MeAyeal were also round
trip tourists.
Mrs. Pohl arrived on the Den
! ali, from San Francisco to join
| her husband who is operating
i some mining property on Am
erican Creek.
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LUBRICATE TRACKS ONLY ONCE IN 200 HOURS
—With the positive seal truck wheel assembly, you
need lubricate track rollers and idlers ONLY ONCE
IN 200 HOURS. You save up to 90% on roller and
idler lubrication, gain many extra operating hours on
greasing time, greatly prolong track life. -r
MANY OTHER LABOR AND MONEY-SAVING FEATURES
CALL AT OUR OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO
New Rules
Game Commission
The following major changes
::i the .Alaska Game Law Regula
tions, effective July 1, 1940, are
announced by the Alaska Game
1 Commission:
Game Animals
Caribou: Open season August
2) to December 31, throughout
Alaska; bag limit, for resident—
,5 a season, for non-resident—2
a season. The shooting of caribou
will not be permitted in the area
one miie on either side of the
Steese Highway between Faith
| Creek (Mile Post 69.8) and Mil
ler House (Mile Post 116), in
cluding the Harrison Creek Spur
leading southward from the Mil-1
ler House.
Moose: No shooting within one
half mile of all public highways
in the Third Judicial Division.
Mountain Sheep: August 20 to
i November 15 (rams except
' lambs.
Mountain Goat: August 20 to
November 15 (except kids).
Bears: (Large brown and griz
zly) September 1 to June 20, for
a nonresident, throughout Al-1
aska. September 1 to September
20, for a resident in the First and
Third Judicial Divisions, no clos
ed season in rest of Territory.!
Afognak Island, which has been
closed for several years will be'
opened to hunting under the j
above Regulations.
Black Bears: No shooting will
' be permitted in that well known
I showspot. the Loring area, a strip
I one-haf mile wide on either side
; of the blazed trail leading from
i the outlet of Roosevelt Lagoon
! to the Naha River outlet of Heck;
! man Lake.
Game Birds
Grouse and Ptarmigan: Open
season August 20 to January 31.
Daily bag limit 10 grouse, 15
ptarmigan—45 in aggregate.
Fur Animals
Marten: Closed throughout Al
! aska. On or before October 31,
i 1940 all persons possessing mar
j ten skins shall present them to a
' Wildlife Agent or other person
j authorized to seal such skins, for
! sea in g, as prescribed by the Com
mission.
Beaver: Closed in Fur Districts
1, 3, 7, and 3. In ail other Fur
Districts bag limit 10.
Fur District 1: Closed season
on mink, land otter, weasel, fox
i , ;
es, and lynx.
Fur District 2: Beaver. March
I to April 10 (except no open
season on Kenai Peninsula).
Fur District 4: Beaver, Feb
ruary 16 to March 31 (except no
open season west of Naknek Riv
er).
Fur District 5: Beaver, March
II to Apri 15.
Fur District 6: Beaver, Feb
1 ruary 21 to March 21 (except no
open season in that part of the
iTanana River Drainage east of
the Richardson Highway from
Richradson Monument, Mile 202
frim Valdez, to Big Delta, Mile
! 280 from Valdez, and south and
I east of the Goodpaster River j
I
drainage.
Muskrat, March 10 to May 31.
Additional refuges where all
species protected include the
Wrangell-Shoemaker Bay area
i embracing the entire watershed 1
I of Pat Creek and that portion of
Wrangell Island draining into
Zimovia Straits to Polk Point,
and the Haines area embracing
the drainage of the Klehini Riv
er from the British Columbia
boundary to its confluence with!
I the Chilkat River.
The full text of the regulations i
will appear in Circular No. 18
! which will be available for dis
j tributtion at an early date.
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Among the incoming passen
gers on the SS Denali were sev
eral prominent residents of
Nome after spending a pleasant
winter in the states. They are:
Mrs. Ralph Lomen, Mrs. Allen
Lee, Miss Marguerite Lee, Mrs.
Gene Elms and Mrs. Mamie Ball.
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FOR SALE
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One small oil burner in good
condition. Inquire at A. H. Lob
ley residence.
! Have The Nome Nugget sent to
jyour mining claim.
U N U S U A L
SPECIAL ITEMS
This Week
PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE
Cream or Pimento
Per Package 15tf
SWIFT S PICNIC HAMS
An Ideal Luncheon Item
Whole, per pound . 354
Half, per pound . 37if
An Extra Treat
BONE-LESS FAWN SHOULDER ROAST
Rolled, Spiced and Larded
Per pound . 474
I'OUTS STORE
I Reductions In Fares to Fairbanks, Juneau
And All Intermediate Stops
' NOME TO FAIRBANKS $ 74.00
ROUNDTRIP 133.20
NOME TO JUNEAU $149.00
ROUND TRIP 268.20
PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS Announces
A Marked Reduction in Express Rates -
Nome and Fairbanks *
Weight Value
Not Over $40 New Rate Old Rate Reduction |
2 lbs .78 1.00 .22 j
5 libs 1.80 2.50 .70
110 Lbs 3.50 5.00 1.50
20 lbs 6.90 10.00 3.10 ,
100 lbs 34.10 50.00 15.90
The rate from Nome to Juneau has been reduced from
$1.00 to 69c per b. The valuation charge to Juneau is 40c
per $100 with any valuation up to $25 bearing the minimum ’
charge of 10c. <|
The rate from Nome to Seattle, is $1.11 per lb., and the
valuation charge 40c per $100.
Shipments may be fully insured for a slight additional cost.
5 lb. Valuation $30 to be insured. i
5x1.11 Poundage $5.55: .3OO0X.4O Val. .12 .3000x.25 Ins. .075
therefore Minimum .10—Total $5.77.
IMAGINERY GOLD SHIPMENT 25 lbs Value 810,000 Insured
Poundage 25x1.11 $27.75
Valuation 100x.40 40.00
lusuiance 100x.25. 25.00
TOTAL . 92.75 if insured
$67.75 if not insured. ■
BERING SEA ROUTE
Sailings from Pier 1, Seattle at 10 a.m.
S. S. DERBLAY Sail August 10th for Nome, Norton Sound
and Kotzebue Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails Sept. 18 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails October 16 for Nome
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Steamer Leave Seattle Di<“ Reward Leave Seward
ALEUTIAN . July 17 July 23 July 23
COLUMBIA . July 20 July 25 July 25
Mt McKINLEY . July 24 July 30 July 30
ALEUTIAN . July 27 Aug 1 AUg 1
BARANOF .-.Jdly 31 Aug 6 Aug 6
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent
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