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KIN LOCH N. NEILL
Certified Public Accountant
202 Lavery Building Fairbanks, Alaska
NEWS ITEMS
The PAA mail plane schedul
ed for today cancelled out at
Nulato. The plane arrived there
yesterday.
WEATHER FORCAST
Partly cloudy with showers to
night becoming partly cloudy
and colder Saturday. Southerly
winds about 20 miles per hour
will shift slowly into southwest
tonight, becoming westerly about
ten miles per hour Saturday
morning.
PFBLIC WELFARE
MEETING IS DELAYED
Announcement was made by
Gov. Ernest Grucning of the post
ponement of the meeting of the
Board of Public Welfare from
November 10 to 17.
Gov. Grucning, chairman of
the board, announced that this
year the board would be meeting
at Fairbanks. Other members of
the board include John H. Wal
mer, Juneau; Howard Lyng of
Nome; Mrs. H. H. McCutcheon of
Anchorage and J. G. Rivers of
Fairbanks.
ALASKA UNITS OF MAIL
ORDER HOUSE TO CLOSE
Withdrawal of Montgomery
Ward and Company mail order
offices throughout Alaska, start
ing with suspension of business
by the Juneau office reently, was
announced by Mrs. Dan Livie,
manager of the Juneau unit.
Mrs. Livie said orders from the
company’s headquarters gave no.
reason for the action. Subsequent
ly to be closed are offices in
Ketchikan, Fairbanks and An
chorage.
The Juneau office will remain
open for a few days for distribu
tion of packages previously or
dered, but no more orders will
be accepted. J. H. Repua, ompany
offiial from Portland, Ore., is ex
pected later to complete the clos
ing. Equipment of the Juneau
office is to be sold to the highest
bidder.
Federated Cliureh
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11:00 a.m.—Church School
7:45 p.m. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “God Cares Be
yond Our Deserving.” Anthem
by the choir.
Lavinia Wallace Young Mission
Miss Constance Erickson,
Superintendent
11:00 a.m. -Church School
5:30 p.m.—Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Know Thyself.”
W. P. Wood will preach.
Catholic Cliureh
Father J.I. McHugh, S.J. (Pastor) j
Sunday Masses 8 and 10 a. m. ^
Sunday Benediction 7:30 p. m.
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NOME TOMORROW
Alaska Line Agent Wilcox an
nounced today that the SS Mt.
McKinley left Unalaska this
morning and is expected to ar
rive at Nome tomorrow, weather
permitting.
MRS. STELLA BAYNE PASSES
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Mrs. Stella Bayne, wife of
Captain Peter Bayne passed
away, from a heart attack, Mon
day afternoon at the local hospit
al.
Captain and Mrs. Bayne first
came to this country in 1916.
They haye extensive mining pro
perty at Monroeville, between
Nome and Litle Creek.
She is survived by Earl Drais,
a son by a former marriage, and
a step son, Harold Bayne, well
know dredge man of this section.
There will be no funeral ser
vices held at Nome, as the body
will be shipped- outside on the
Mt. McKinley and 'burial will
take place at her home at Lock
ford. California.
The Fire Department was call
ed out early this morning to an
swer an alarm turned in from
the east end of town. The fire
was in the cabin inhabited by
Eddie Becker, just west of the
Standard Oil warehouses and it is
understood the interior was en
tirely gutted.
FIFTH ANNUAL PLAYFIELD
JAMBOREE NOVEMBER 15th
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The fifth annual Playfield Jam
iboree will be given November
15 in the High School. The Jam
boree is sponsored by the Home
Arts Club. Save the date and
make your plans early. Tickets
go on sale next week. Watch the
papers for further details.
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CARD OF APPRECIATION
We wish to express our appre
ciation for the many expressions
of sympathy and understanding
during our bereavement.
Earl Drais and Harold Bayne
MONEY IN ALASKA HONEY
Citizen J. G. Rivers of Fair
banks has hit a paystreak right
in the heart of the city that may
be developed to the outermost
borders of Alaska. Being an ob
servant and practical man Rivers
noticed that Fairbanks is prolific
in the season of bloom with flora
redolent with sweets.
Forthwith he sent to California
and imported a colony of honey
bees. Five hives, brought in by
express, landed there early in
spring in perfect condition. Re
leased from their quarters at his
home, the bees found pussy wil
lows, dandelions, clover, fire
flowers and garden flowers in
abundance. The result at the
close of the season, 275 pounds
of as fine honey as any country j
can boast.
Mr. Rivers now has all the
honey he needs for his family
for months, and is marketing
the greater portion of his take.
The Sourdough can have the
most delectable of honey fresh
from the comb for the price of i
butter for his hotoakes.
Long secretary of the Fair
banks Chamber of Commerce
and enthusiastic believer in the
ability of Alaska to produce a
portion of the foods she needs.
Mr. Rivers never performed a
more practical demonstration of
the fat. What he has done as a
hobby during his spare hours
countless others in Alaska can
do. Following up his demonstra
tion in a commercial way Alaska
may win for herself a name as
one of the world’s leading pro
ducers of honey. There’s money,
and plenty of it in her flower
strewn hills and vales.
NOTICE
Wanted — Grocery Clerk at
Lehmann’s Store.
NOTICE
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FOR SALE — Furnished two
room cabin and cache. Inquire
Nome Nugget Office.
Save $2 by paying in advance
for your subscription.
SPECIAL
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APPLES APPLES APPLES
BUY-A BOX
Fully Colored — Fnilv Ripe
JONATHANS, per box . 4.45
DELICIOUS, per box . 4.95
OUR DOZEN PRICE IS ALSO ATTRACTIVE
KING, per box . $3.95
POLE! STORES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS, INC.
Announces a Five Percent Fax
On All Transportation Starting
October 10, 1941
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1941 SAILING SCHEDULE
BERING SEA ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seattle Due Nome
mt. McKinley. .Oct. 12th Oct 21st
(Passengers and freight)
Nome
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WILCOX, Agent