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Y Stuffed Young Capon, Giblet Gravy Y
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Y Hot Bread Y
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OLD MAGAZINES
WHILE THEY LAST
$1.00 A Dozen
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NOME DRUG STORE
NOME .MOTOR COMPANY
Dealers In
CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS
and FIRESTONE PRODUCTS
DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS DEMANDS
of the
National Defense Program
Deliveries of equipment and supplies for
commercial use are increasingly uncertain. Price
advances appear inevitable.
It is just GOOD BUSINESS PROTECTION
to place orders NOW for your 1941 season re
quirements.
Full descriptive information and prices now
available.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO
Carnival
Only One
Day
Saturday night, March 1st, the
1941 Kennel Club Carnival will
get under way. Tb: high school
auditorium doors will be open at
8:00 p.m. and the band, ably
directed by Bcrnie Knudsen, will
render a special concert at 8:30.
Immediatey at 9:00 p.m. the cur
•tains will b: drawn aside to al
low Loren Leech’s cast of char
acters to take over the controls
of a surprise program. Come pre
pared to enjoy yourself, and
wear that tight-fitting dress or
belted suit b:cause your sides
are sure to buckle with mirth
and merriment if they come
loosely clad.
Following the program the
! drawing for the door prize will
be held. Take my word that its
plenty valuable and that any
one can use it as it is, or turn
it in anywhere for 10 shiny sil
ver dollars. Be there early so
you won’t miss anything preced
ing the drawing and get a ticket
on the door prize yourself—be
fore they are all gone. Each 50<
admission paid gets 1 chance on
our grand and glorious colossal
door prize of . And in this
corner ladies and gents we have
five beautifully dr-ssed nigger
babies just waiting to be shot at
— win yourself another prize
while they last. Kiddies, old and
young, get over to that fish pond,
and pull out a live one — the
sucker will be on the hook end—
you may be sure. “Bingo” she
cried, only to carry off a beauti
ful, elegant prize.
Ring those pegs, shoot those
darts. Let’s dance to the Nev
ada Orchestra's syncopating
swing. What? Who just bought
$100 worth of Queen votes? So—
Madam X is Queen —what a
lovely throne Mesdames Cameron
and Love prepared. I surely can
use that round trip to Fairbanks
and will I push Madam X over
the top to be Miss Alaska! I’ll
see yo’all when I come back—
toodeloo—
So went the 1941 Kennel Club
Carnival. Be there one and all—
old and young to have fun! Pull
out of your shell and forget th.
plugged stove—it will last—our
prizes won’t. Will I see you Sat
urday night at 3?
WHO WILL BE QUEEN
The Queen count todate is:
Dorothy Nelson . 5500
Jane Jones . 5400
Alice Martin . 500
Vesta Poison . 300
Connie Mazen . 200
Jane Nelson . 200
Miss Cissie Johansen withdrew
again today.
DOG ENTHUSIASTS
Don't forget the Cheechacco
Race at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday.
There are five entries with teams I
to start as follows:
Larry Russell and Agnes Gal
vin to drive Pete Larsen's team
leaves at 1:00 p.m.
‘•Lefty" Crisp and Gloria Sher
wood to drive H. Lobley’s team;
1:03 p.m.
Loren Leech and Marie Rior
| den will drive Ted Amarok’s
l team; 1:06 p.m.
George Wood and Clara Kuhl
I man will drive Chas. Fager
strom’s team; departure 1:09 p.m.
Norman Johnson and Jane
Leech will drive Henry Cariker’s
| team; 1:12 p.m.
i The race will start promptly at
i 1.00 p.m. from a designated spot
| north of the school house on “B”
| street A four mile run has been
staked and the loving ,cups well
polished. Put on an extra sox and
watch the fun.
All lady Cheechaceos meet at
the high school at 12:30 sharp to
be transported to the half way
marker where they will take
over the team.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Funeral service lor John Nel
1 son will be held March 1st, at 2
| o’clock at the Federated Church.
FOR SALE — RCA 9-tube table
model radio. Inquire Nugget Of
fice.
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Airways News
Dick Hawley arrived on sched
ule Thursday with 750 pounds of
mail and two passeng rs, J.
Noble and Sam Godfrey. He left
immediately with 990 pounds of
mail. V. R. Farrell and two pas
; sengers ,to pick up at Nulato, all
for Fairbanks.
A baby clipper landed on the
1 Anchorage field on February 20
with one passeng:r, Douglas
Murrel Sasseen, and he weighed
7 lbs. 3 ozs. Congratulations to
the parents, Pilot and Mrs. Sas
I seen.
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wien activities
Noel Wien arrived Wednesday
; ev ning with John and Mike
Kelly.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Cross arrived in
Nome Wednesday by plane pilot
ed by her husband John Cross.
Mrs. Cross has been outside on
a trip, having been as far east
at New York City. Her daughter
atricia is attending school in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Cross stopped at Juneau
while enxoute north and visited
the Territorial Legislature which
is in session thers. She also stop
ed at Anchorage. Mrs. Cross is
enroute to the headquarters of
her northern business, Deering. |
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Sam Godfrey arrived on the
Thursday mail plane. He plans
to do some prospecting in the
Tubuktulik district with M. E.
and John Kelly.
George Laiblin arrived late
Wednesday evening via Anchor
age from Seattle. He had been
visiting his parents for the past
several months.
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Bob White is back in Nome af
-er spending a few months in
Fairbanks.
Ned Nelson, son of the late
Mr. John Nelson, arrived on
Mirow’s W.dnesday plane.
The Marshal's office had an
autopsy performed on the body
of John Nelson yesterday, after
receiving permission from Wash
ington but the results have not
been disclosed as yet.
The arrangements for the fun
eral have been made and will be
held in the Federated Church.!
Saturday.
Word was received from Seat
tle that Carl Fromm died Feb. 12
and was buried Feb. 14. The let
ter contained no details.
Connie Mazen, of the Alaska
Telephone Co. has been ill at
home these past few days. Gretch
en Givan has taken her place at
the switch board until her re
turn.
PIONEER CARD PARTY
The second party of the Pio
neer Card Party series was play
ed last evening with a larger
crowd in atendance than at the
first party. A good many took ad-1
vantage of the committee’s offer'
to start the series.
The winners of last nights gam
es were:
Ladies: Mrs. Geo. Modini, first
Mrs. Chas. Pennycook, 2nd, and
Miss Karen Christensen, Conso
ation.
Gentlemen: Dave Gray, first,
James Panos, 2nd and Ben Gil
lette, consolation.
The winner of the $1.00 door
prize was won by Miss Marie
Riordan. The Executive Commit
tee will meet again Sunday at 1
p.m. at Point’s Store to make
plans for the third game of the
series, which is set for March 13.
Watch this column for the deci
sion of the committee.
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11:00 a.m.—Church School
7:45 p.m. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “What Lent
Means to Me.” Special music.
ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCH
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a.m.—Church School
5:30 p.m.—Worship service.
Miss Erickson will preach.
INSIST
For Health Sake
Especially at this time of the
Year that your meals include
FRESH UNALAKLEET
VEGETABLES
Turnips and Rutabagoes
10 lbs. for SI .00
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(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent