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Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11 a.m.—Church School.
9:00 pm—New Year’s Eve wor
ship service. Sermon topic: “A
New Year — If You Wish It.”
Special music.
10:00—-Open house at the par
sonage.
11:00 pm — M i s c e 11 a n eous
thought - provoking service lead
ing up to the New Year. People
are invited to come or leave be
tween any of these services.
Little Creek gossip—A Pinnish
glider has shot down three Rus
sian bombers.
“SOURDOUGH”
STATIONERY
At Nugget Office
Airplane News
Yesterday Frank Whaley made
a trip to Coffee Creek and Coun
cil with freight and two passen
gers: Jack Dowd for Coffee Cr.
and Barney Crosby for Council.
Today a flight was made to
Council and Coffee Cr. with i
freight. From Coffee Hans Knute
and Leo Suhonen were brought
to Nome.
Tomorrow a trip is scheduled
for Coffee Creek and Taylor.
John Cross of Northern Cross
Inc. arrived Nome today from
the north.
Pilit Jefford of Mirow Air Ser
vice left Anchorage this morning j
on a special fliglit with the
Reindeer Acquisition party head
ed by Charles Burdick. On this
particular flight they are head
for Bethel and Nunivak Island
but the plane is spending the
night at McGrath.
The PAA mail plane, pilot
Bert Lien and mechanic Art
Martin arrived from Fairbanks
this afternoon with mail and ex
press and Mr and Mrs Russell G.
Maynard as passengers from
Fairbanks and Vic Novak from
Nulato. The plane is remaining
overnight, returning tomorrow
to Fairbanks.
LIQUOR LICENSES ISSUED
IN DISTRICT COURT
In the District Court today
Judge J H S Morison issued the
following liquor licenses for this
city:
Tom Cloninger—a beverage &
a retail license.
Cavey—a retail license.
May Bale—a beverage license.
Leo Seindenverg & Son—a re
tail license.
National Grocery Co— a malt
beverage and wine wholesale li
cense.
Nome Mercantile and Mining
Co.—a retail license.
Lehmann’s—a retail license.
Licenses were also issued for
Candle to T P Roust and John L
Herbert for beverages.
Write to your friends and rela
tives on the ‘Outside’, using Sour
ough Stationery. They’ll get a big
Hick out of it.
FOR SALE
1 Baby high chair “combin
ation.”
1 Baby crib
1 Baby play pen
1 Baby buggy
All in first class condition. In
quire at Allan Lee Residence.
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i ioneer Rool
Card ea Starts
9 pm Sat. Nile
The Pioneer Roof Garden will
be held Saturday night at the
School Auditorium. The follow
ing program will start sharply at
0:00 pm:
Address of welcome by Presi
dent E L Kell.
Renzie’s adress to the Romans
by J J O’Leary.
Vocal Selection by Kenneth
Sly.
Ventriloquist skit by Carl Wur
inen.
Coronet trio by Heb n For
saugh, Bernie Knudsen and Paul
Wilson.
Merry Oldsrrobile by the Po
lar gang.
Vocal solo by Mrs. T O Givan.
Selections by the Nome band.
Community singing led by
Harry Egbert.
March of the Pioneers and sing
ing of “Alaska my Alaska.”
There have been rumors going
about town that this affair will
be a barn dance, which is no',
the case. In earlier days some
came in their summer clothes
thereby adding color to the Roof
Garden and it is expected that
the public will attend this Roof
Garden as in past years.
Chief Deputy U S Marshal Rus
sell G. Maynard, accompanied by
Mrs. Maynard were returning
passengers today by PAA plane
from Fairbanks.
They left Seattle December 24,
making the trip through to
Nome in five days, via steamer
and plane. Deputy Maynard was
in charge of federal prisoners
taken to the States on the last
boat and while in the States en
joyed an extended vacaion be
fore returning to his headquar
ters here.
Anna Seguak, daughter of Bes
sie Topkok, died at her mother’s
home after a short illness, Christ
mas Eve. She is survived by a
3-months-old baby daughter. Fun
oral arrangement have not yet
been announced.
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The funeral of the late James
(Chief) Haughey will be held at
the Catholic Church at 10:00 am
Saturday, Father McElmeel offic
iating.
The Pioneers will meet at the
IOOF Hall at 9:45 am and march
to the church in a body to pay
their last respects.
ATTENTION PIONEERS
All Pioneers of Igloo No. 1
will meet at the IOOF Hall at
9:45 am Saturday to attend the
funeral of our late brother James
Haughey.
Dave Gray, Secretary
BIRTH DAY—This i. a re
cent photo of Egypt's girlish
queen, Farida, shown with her
baby, Princess Ferial, whose first
birthday was observed by the
!. royal household Nov. 17.
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Turkey, per pound.. 37 V2$
I Suckling Pig, Half or Whole,
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Goose, per pound .. 45c
Duck, per pound . 49c
The Store will he closed on Sunday
And will open a Half day on
Monday, January!.
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