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Start The New Year Right
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 GOLD STORE
FOR PROMPT SERVICE
ON TRANSPORTATION NEEDS
PHONE —
AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES «
KINLOCH N. NEILL
Certified Public Accountant _
202 Lavery Building Fairbanks, Alaska
PA.A Activities
!
Friday’s EIcctra eft early Sun
d^y with passengers:
F. C. Austin
Vella Lomen
Joe Belleview
C. H. Kiel
Edna O’Leary
Emil Lorraine
Glen Aldrich
Vic Novak
Johnnee Johnston
An E ealra arrived Sunday
with die following passengers:
Mr. E. Weds
Mr. Brandis
Ely Bethseel
Diana Seymour
Outgoing passengers were:
Florence Syverud
Ed Jensen
Agnes Galvin
Lars Rynning
Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn and
infant
T’ne Pilgr m arrived at noon
with mail. Crew: pilot. Lien and
Stewart and flight mechanic Mol
ler.
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MIKOVV ACT1\ H its
Pilot Frank Whnaley went to,
Moses Point, Ungalik and Koyuk,
! returned to Nome, carrying1
. freight and passengers. Passen
gers were from Nome to Moses
- Point, J. A. Broadwell and Har
J old Jacobsen. Ungalik to Nome,
Bill Haerring; Koyuk to Nome,
Edward Kimoktoak; and Moses
j Point to Nome, J. A. Broadwell
and Carl Anderson.
Sunday— I
i Pilot Sasseen returned to1
Nome from Anchorage Saturday,
! bringing a load of freight for
| Moses Point and Carroll Rank
l for Nome.
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WIEN ACTIVITIES
Nov. lo — Pilot Sig Wien re
turned from Fairbanks.
Pilot Lund to Bunkerhill with
Mrs. Ralph Ulricksen returning
with Wirr. Bourgautt from Shel-;
ton.
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Pi ot Long to Solomon and Gol:
j ovin; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ol
son, Solomon to Golovin, and
returning to Nome with Mrs.
May Joule.
i Nov. 16 — Pilot Long with
Wallace Porter, Golovin to Hay-1
cock and bringing Mr. and Mrs.
John Havenstrite to Nome from
Candle.
Pilot Lund to Fairbanks with
Jack LnCross and Leonard Hod
ine.
Pilot Wien to Deering and Kot
zebue with — J. H. Johnson and
' Mr. Shaffer for Deering,
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NOTICE
,
All those interested in the wel-1
fare of our division are cordially
invited to attend a get-to-gether
social luncheon to be given by
the Northwestern Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce at the North
Pole, Tuesday, November 18, at |
12 o’clock. r 1
Signed: A. Polet, Secty.
I.OMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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SPECIAL OFFER
OF
New Equipment Reach 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 PvPM.
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.
I The Annual Board Of
Public Welfare Meets
Fairbanks Today
Gov. Ernest Grurning chair
man of the Board of Public Wei
fare for Alaska, Director Russell
G. Maynard and John H. Walmer
member of the Board arrived in
Fairbanks Friday to attend the
Annual meeting of the Board of
Public Welfare to be held today.!
Nov. 17th.
Howard Lyng, also being a
member, left on the Pilgrim Fri
day for Fairbanks to attend the:
meeting.
Extend Time For Registering
Foreign Funds in the U. S.
A telegram has been received
by the Miners and Merchants
Bank from the Secretary of Alas-1
ka, E. L. Bartlett, advising of an 1
extension to Nov. 21, for filing of I
foreign funds in the United Stat-j
es. The wire states:
“While time for fi ing reports
on Treasury Department Form
TFR 300 relating to census of for
eign funds in United States has
expired, an extension will be
given until Nov. 21 for benefit
of business enterprises and in
dividuals who may not have
heard of the order which requir
es filing of such reports. Your co
operation in calling public atten
tion to this last extension and the
necessity for filing reports would
be appreciated.
A. A. CHAGNON TO LEAVE
FOR THE STATES SOON
Mr. ALbert Chagnon who has liv
ed in our community since 1900
and has been connected with
Nome Lodges and for a number
of years janitor of the Nome
School, has made reservation to
leave for the States as soon as
the weather will permit.
At the last meeting of the Odd
Fellows, gifts of appreciation
were presented to him by the
members of the Odd Fellow
Lodge and Rebekah Lodge, also
at the last meetings of Igloo No.
1, Pioneers of Alaska and of the
Pioneer Women of Alaska, gifts
were presented to him. Many per,
sonal friends also remembered
him for his ever pleasing man
ner and willingness to help in
everything that came his way. j
Mr. Chagnon hopes to regain
hie health and return by airplane
in March if possible. The Nugget
joins with the community in j
wishing ham happy landings.
HOLIDAY SEASON STARTS
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The Holiday Gift Drawing of
the Nome Drug Store—an annual
event —starts Tuesday, Novem-,
ber 18.
Gold is again offered and its >
value is $101.10 which is the
amount paid for the nuggets. The |
gold was mined by Lee Brothers;
in the Solomon River district!
which is noted for the size and j
beauty of its nugg'ets.
One ticket will be given for;
each One Dollar cash purchase or
payment on account and the!
Drawing will be held January
17, 1942 at 8 p.m.
MASK BALL COMING SOON
The coming Mask Ball to be
given by the Odd Fellow-Re
bekah Building Association on
Saturday, December 6th in the
Nome School Gym promises to
be the event of the season. The
Committees selected for this
year’s affair are the following:
Executive Committee: Zelda
Boulanger, chairman, Robert
Baldwin, Rosa B. Hagen, W. A.
Boucher, Pauline Elms.
A. Polet, Secretary-Treasurer.
Finance Committee: N. W. Lew
is, A. Poison, Carl Lindell, Peter
X. Peterson, John Olson.
Printing and Publicity: W. A.
Boucher, Gust Wheeler, Ben
Young, Mrs. Norland, Connie Ma
zen, Mrs. Myrtle Roberts.
Music and Floor: Robert Bald
win, W. A. Boucher, Lorene
Hagen, Betty Harney, Chas. D.
Jones.
Arrangements and Prizes:
Paul Dryden, Harry Nelson, Mrs.
| Christy Waldheim, Mrs. Edith
j Yenney, John Solon.
A general meeting of the coan
| mittees is called for next Thurs
day evening at the IOOF Hall at
7:45 p.m. for the purpose of dis
cussing the plans and to consider
several new features being pro
posed.
THANKSGIVING IS HERE
LET US RESOLVE to celebrate this year
in a most fitting manner
Nome Has Many Good Reasons
To Be Thankful
Regardless of the shipping conditions we ♦
have succeeded in assembling a very large assort
ment of desirable merchandise for this occasion.
KITCHEN AND TABLE NEEDS, AS:
Savory Roasters, Table Covers and Napkins,
Dlnnerware, Glassware, Silverware, and Table
Decorations are the latest and best. Prices are
below replacement.
OUR TURKEYS. CHICKENS, DUCKS and
RABBITS are especially selected by our personal
representative.
The assortment of FRESH and FROZEN
VEGETABLES, FRUITS, PREPARED DELICA
CIES of all sorts is complete in every way.
Let Us Serve You — You Will Be Pleased
POLET STOR ES
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
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Eight-hour Dual Instruction Flight Course—$105
See: FRANK WHALEY, Certified Instructor
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA
ROUTE
SHIP Sails from Seward Sails from Juneau
ALEUTIAN . Sat Nov 15 Mon Nov 17
YUKON . Tues Nov 18 Fri Nov 21
BARANOF .. Thur Nov 20 Sat Nov 22
ALASKA . Sat Nov 22 Tues Nov 25
COLUMBIA . Mon Nov 24 Thur Nov 27
McKINLEY . Sat Nov 29 Mon Dec I
NOTE:- Arrival dates Nome approximate only. All sailings subject
to change without notice. M. J. WiLCOX, Agent