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A soup A
4 Julienne Vegetable A
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A GRAPEFRUIT A
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$4 Grilled Lamb Chops on Toast with Mint Jelly Y
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A Special Dinner Steak—Bordelaise Sauce A
Y Breaded Pork Tenderloin with Cream Gravy
A Roast Prime Ribs of Beef—Au Jus A
Y Potatoes Au Gratin Com on the Cob A
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Y T-Bone Steak with above dinner.$1.50 Y
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Brow Air Service
Activities
Pilot Jack JefTord to Candle
with freight and express return
mg in t'.ie evening via Council.
Pilot JefTord in number 11, the
new tri-motored Stinson to St.
Lawrence Island with two pas
; sengers on government business
and U. S. mail and express. Jef
ford landed at Gamble and re
: turned via Savoonga, then on to
Nome. Some ivory and merchan
dise was brought to Nome.
Pilot Martin to Council to
Camp Cr. and return to Nome
j with passengers mail and ex
press. Three passengers were
| brought to Nome from Council
and will return tomorrow.
Pilot Martin to Teller with
Margaret Ullrich and freight.
| Pilot JefTord to Kotzebue with
Ralph Lomen and one other pas
senger from Kotzebue to Candle
Buckland and returning tomor
row.
A trip is scheduled for Taylor
and Deering tomorrow returning
! in the evening.
; A trip for a tri-motored Stin
j son is scheduled for Anchorage
| this week end and the other is
| scheduled to leave for Fairbanks.
Robert Jackson has been add
i ed to the Mirow Air Service staff
in the capacity of shipping clerk
and handling traffic and mails.
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Fair Notes
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Nineteen days from today the
Fair opens. Of course you’e been'
leafing through your premium
. booklet and reading those large
colored posters that a'.l the stores
are displaying, but have you re
alized that Nome's Sixth Annual
Fair and Festival is less than
three weeks away?
After the Superintendents’
meeting which is to be held at
the Odd Fellows’ Hall at 7:30
this evening, more definite plans
for each department will be avail
i able.
Mr. A. Polet of the Board of
Directors tells us that Nome will
go on ‘lie air with station KFAR
October 1. An announcement of
Nome’s Fair will be included in
the opening night program of
i Fairbanks’ new station.
The various airplane compan- j
ies are being contacted about i
special rates during Fair Week
to encourage visitors from the!
I outlying districts.
The Board of Directors and the 1
departmental Sup erintendents
are busy working out the various
details of management, but it is
up to the people of the town to j
make our Fair a real success. |
So let’s get out our cameras and;
out knitting needles and our fish!
ing rods and spend the next 19'
days working on our Fair!
The PAA Electra arrived this;
morning wnth mail, no passen-!
gers, and departed again withj
Howard Thompson, U. S. WeathJ
er Bureau official, as an outgoing
passenger, and mail.
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Main Store Branch Store
Tel. Main 103 Tel. Main 53
FRESH
KILLED
B E E F
Orders are now being received for the
fresh killed beef slaughtered (Tuesday.
Deliveries will be made Friday and
Saturday.
Phone your order for your favorite cut.
POLET STORES
ESTABLISHED IN 1900
Wien Airlines
Activities
Yesterday Sig Wien to Teller
with Sidney Rood, also to Lost
River with Aben Shallitt. Then
' back to Teller, to Taylor. From
Taylor to Budd and back to Tel
| ler with H. Dobson.
Returning to Nome Sig left
for Taylor and Teller. Passengers
for Nome were Jack Whaley,
Taylor to Nome and Sidney Rood
and H. Dobson Teller to Nome.
Last evening Herman Joslyn
arrived Nome from Fairbanks
with Father McFdmeel and Shir
ley Vernetti.
This morning Sig to Noxapaga
and return with Mrs. Harry Nel
son and Frank Whaley.
Another trip was made north
today to Fox Bar, Taylor and
Macklin. Jack Dowd was a pas
senger for Fox Bar.
Herman Joslyn left for Fair
banks this morning via Nultao,
McGrath and Anchorage. Passen
gers were W. A. Castleton, Nome
to Anchorage, Frank Whaley,
Nome to Fairbanks; and Bishop
Fitzgerald, Nulato to Fairbanks.
For Meals Bring Your Friends
To The NORTH POLE BAKERY
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A marriage license was issued
to Pilot Curly Martin of the Mi-1
row Air Service and Miss Max
ine Gedelman of Fairbanks, by
U. S. Commissioner C. C. Tan- j
ner, at Nome today.
It is understood the marriage
will be solemnized at the Feder
ated Church tomorrow evening. ,
Miss Gedelman arrived by
plane the forepart of the week j
from Fairbanks. Mr. Martin has |
been associated with the MiroW;
Air Service for the past several1
months.
From agent Hamish of the A1
aska Line it is learned that the
steamer North King is discharg1
ing cargo at Willow Bay in the
Kotzebue Sound district.
The S. S. Baranof of the Al
aska line is due in not earlier
than Tuesday as it has consider
able cargo to discharge at Un
alaska.
Hilkey Robinson, president of;
the Nome Mercantile and Mining
Co through his attorney O. D.
Cochran, appeared before U. S. j
Commissioner C. C. Tanner this;
morning and entered pleas of,
not guilty to charges brought
against him of selling more than j
five gallons of liquor in one day
to one person, and of selling li
quor with out Territorial license
stamps ibeing attached.
Time for trial was set as 2
p.m. Monday.
Mrs. John F. Devine, who oper
ates the beverage dispensary at
the Lincoln Hotel, was found
guilty by U. S. Commissioner C.
C. Tanner this afternoon of sell
ing hard liquor without a lic
ense. A fine of $500 was imposed.
Attorney for Mrs. Devine, O. D.
Cochran, served notice of appeal
to the District Court.
REGULAR MEETING I. O. O. F.
Brothers are requested to
make special effort to attend a
meeting September 22, 1939, to
make preparation for the funeral
of Brother George S. Maynard.
W A. Boucher,
Noble Grand
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11 a.m.—Church School.
7:45 p.m, — Worship service.
Sermon topic ‘,What Will Hap
pen Next?” Mr. Olson will sing.
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH
Miss Sarah Taylor, Deaconess
11 a.m.—Church School.
5:00 p.m. — Worship Service
Sermon topic ‘‘Jonah’s Trip
West.” W P. Wood will preach.
In Order To Protect
Our Shipping Friends
On account of the threatened martime strike
to be called September 30th which would make
it impossible for the El Capitan to return to Seat
tle and sail again before this date, the third sail
ing on October 5th schedule, has been cancelled.
We take this opportunity to thank our many loyal
customers for their faithful support, in this our
first season, and assure you our experience gained
this summer will enable us to render you better
and more efficient service next summer.
Consolidated Olympic Line
S. W. Taggart, Agent
BERING SEA ROUTE
SAILINGS FROM PIER I, SEATTLE AT 10 A. M.
Leave Due Nome
S. S. MT. McKINLEY, passengers & freight . Oct 10 Oct 29
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
DENALI . Sept 13 Sept 19 Sept 19 Sept 25
COLUMBIA.Sept 16 Sept 21 Sept 21 Sept 28
YUKON...Sept 20 Sept 28 Sept 28 Oct 2
ALEUTIAN .Sept 23 Sept 28 Sept 28 Oct 5
ALASKA.. Sept 30 Oct 6 Oct 6 Oct 12
YUKON .— — . Oct 7 Oct 13 Oct 13 Oct 19
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice,)
JOE HARNISH, Agent
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