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You May Be The Lucky Customer Who Will
Receive $100.00 In Gold Nuggets On
January 17, 1942
j NOME'S OWN DRUG STORE
THE GOI.D STORE
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FOR PROMPT SERVICE
ON TRANSPORTATION NEEDS
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NOME MOTOR CO
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AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES
KINLOCH N. NEILL
Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building Fairbanks, Alaska
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I'A A Activities
An Electra arrived at 11 a, m.
with the following passengers:
J hn N ble, Carl Stclberg, R.
W. McCary, Mr. and Mrs. Ham
ilton.
Outgoing passengers: Myra
Clausen. Thomas Meeker, Pat
ricia Meeker, Sally Thompson,
Mart Powell, Carrie Powell, Gor
den Wi des. P lots: Jeslvn and
Ogg.
The Pilgrim arrived at 2:15
with no passengers and with
mi ll. The ship will remain over
night. Pilots Lien and S ewart,
flight mechanic McCaw.
Bill Hamt lton, radio operator
for tire PAA at Koyuk was brot
in to the Maynard Columbus
hospital today. He was b3dly
burned by a gasoline explosion.
Mrs. Hamilton accompanied her
husband to Nome and is stop
ping with Mr. and Mrs. Walsh.
M1KOW ACTIVITIES
Sunday, Pilot Sasseen arrived
Anchorage with A. M. Huff, Mc
i Grath to Moses Pt. and Roley
Pass, Moses Pt. to Nome.
Pilot Frank Whaley made a
round trip to Unalakleet. Passen
gers: Bill Haerring to Ungalik,
Fred Jones and Earl Remling to
Nome and one other from Ungal
ik to Unalakleet.
Pilot Hager arrived with Sid
Rood.
Today Pi ot Hager made a
round trip to White Mountain
bringing three burned men to
j the hospital.
Pilot Hager took Sid Rood and
a nurse to White Mountain and
and a native to Pitkas Pt.
Pilot Moore left for Anchor
age with the following: George
Wood. Shirley Forrester, Carl
Weissenborn, F. T. Fellows, Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Spagnola. Alberti
Chagnon.
WIEN At IIvmi s
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Nov. 22 Pilot Lund took Wm.
Brookins to Council, Chas. Ol
, sen to Bluff and Harry Boone
and Hans Jemewouk to Golovin.
Nov. 23 —Pilot Lund brought
L. Stephansen to the hospital
from Teller; and Joe and Billy
Louis from Teller Mission. Mrs.
May Joule was taken to Solomon.
Nov. 23 —Pilot Sig Wien re
turned from Deering with John
Cross, and Mrs. Benson from Ig
lee.
Today, Pilot Lund left for Fair
banks with Bill Wilcox. A. D. Me
Dowell and John Cross.
Pilot Wien made an emergency
trip to Wht. Mt. for two patients
| for the hospital.
Pilot Long took Pete Egrass to,
Shelton and Mrs. Benson to Igloo
Basketball Nov. 24th
Kenn’s Bakery vs. Gold Bricks.
.Mule Riders vs. Old Folks
Southerners vs. Aces
Buv Defense Bonds and Stamps
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
SPECIAL OFFER
OF
New Equipment Ready for Delivery
Allis Chalmers EO 60, power unit
with 10 in. x 8 in. S. H. Centrifugal Pump. Will
deliver 2250 GPM, 70 ft. head, 1050 RPM.
Price $2350.00 f.o.b. Nome
Allis Chalmers EO 60, power unit
with 12 in x 10 in. S. G. Centrifugal Pump. Will
deliver 2750 GPM, 60 ft. head, 1050 RPM.
Price $2500.00 f.o.b. Nome
AN INSPECTION WILL INTEREST YOU
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Wht. Mt. Ind.
School Building
Burns to Ground
With the thermometer at al-;
most zero yesterday at 11:30 the
White Mountain Industrial
School building was comp etely
burned to the ground. It is un
derstood the blaze was caused by
a furnace explosion.
Several children wrere severely
burned: Tommy Crowley from
Nome: Oxerok from Wales; and
Jos. Oki na from King Island.
Mr. John Payden, the superin
tendent of the school was also,
badly burned and he and the
children were flown to the May
nard Columbus Hospital by Wien
and Mirow Air Services. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Tait,
a teacher, and Miss McVay. the
nurse for the school.
Bazaar at Fed. Church Friday
Plans for the Christmas Bazaar
to b? held at the Federated.
Church on Friday of this week'
are rapidly taking shape. Mrs.
B. V. Whaley, chairman of the
food committee, announces that
luncheon will be served frem el
even thirty until two. Coffee ser
vice wi 1 continue throughout the
afternoon. Mrs. Whaley is being
assisted by Mrs. J. H. S. Morison
and Mrs. Anna Hewitt.
Mrs. A. Polet, chairman of the
committee responsible for mark
ing articles for sale, asks that'
all goods be at the church by.
Wednesday afternoon. Any fresh
ly baked food may be brought on
Friday.
Many attractive novelties, chil,
dren’s dresses, aprons, and other
things which will make accept
able Christmas gifts are ready.
Anyone wishing to contribute ar
ticles to be sold are invited to do
so.
Plan now to meet your friends
for lunch on Friday at the Bazaar
and do your Christmas shopping
early.
Mr. Ralph Lomen is in receipt
of a telegram from his son Jerry
who is in Fairbanks. The inform
ation disclosed is that Jerry has
enlisted in the U. S. Army Air
Corps and reports for duty today
at Ladd Field.
David L. Gray underwent an
operation in the local hospital
Saturday morning and is now re- j
covering. I
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Mr3. L. Stephan^en was .admit-11
tod to the hospital yesterday.
Mary Ann Rudd was taken to'
the hispital this morning after
what was reported to be an at
tempted suicide by jumping from
the red bridge on Snake River,
and falling to the ice beneath.
Her condition is unkown at
present.
WEATHER FORCAST
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Fair and cold tonight with
light northwest winds of ten to
15 miles per hour. Lowest tem
perature tonight minus 3.
Fresh Buttermilk at Polet’s
NOTICE
A meeting will be held Thurs
day. Nov. 27, at 7:30 at the City
Hall to organize for the Annual
Community Xmas activities in
cluding an election of a general
chairman. All persons interested
are urged to attend.
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Delicious, Fresh, Quick
Frozen Srawberries
35c a Box
Lehmann’s
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
City Ordinances require all [
dogs to be kept tied. Owners are j
notified to keep their dogs tied;
or be lable to punishment provid j
ed by the ordinances.
City Police Department 1
FOR SALE
Sixty dollar, All wave, 6 tube,
RCA radio for $30. Inquire at
Nugget Office.
Buy them by the bundle, Use
them for starting fires. For Sale
at The Nome Nugget.
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Commencing (Today) Monday
We Are Giving
One Chance Free
With each DOLLAR Purchase
Or Paid On Account ^
On Our
Christmas Gift Barrel
Of 50 Valuable Prizes
POLET STORES
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Aviation Safety Award
of the
Inter-American Safety Council Inc.
for
1940
Bestowed Upon The
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS, INC.
For operating 113.200,630 passenger miles
On its 37,309 miles of Inter-American routes
With a perfect safety record
RAINBOW SKYWAYS „
Flying Instruction . . . Piper Aircraft Dealer
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Farthest West Flying School
Eight-hour Dual Instruction Flight Course—$105
See: FRANK WHALEY', Certified Instructor
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA
ROUTE
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SHIP Sails from Seward Sails from Juneau
ALASKA . Sat Nov 22 Tues Nov 25
COLUMBIA . Mon Nov 24 Thur Nov 27
M<^Cinley . Sun Nov 30 Tues Dec 2
ALEUTIAN . Mon Dec 1 Thurs Dec 4
YUKON . Wed Dec 3 Sat Dtec 6
NOTE:- All sailings subject to change without notice.
M. J. WILCOX, Agent