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A Crab, Shrimp or Oyster A
A soup A
Y CREAM OF OYSTER Y
A SALAD A
A FRUIT and NUT A
Y ENTREE Y
£ Roast Stuffed Young Turkey with
ACyster Dressing, GLblet Gravy, Cranberry Sauce A
Y Fried Chicken with Country Gravy V
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A Roast Pork with Apple Fritters—Brown Gravy
Y T-Bone or Rib Steak with Shoe-String Potatoes V
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^ Hot Southern Corn Bread Y
Creamed Potatoes June Peas |
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Fresh Raspberry Roll
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A Fresh Raspberry Ice Cream Sundae—35(1 Y
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CANDY BY AIR
JUST RECEIVED BY AIR EXPRESS
A HAPPY LANDING OF DELICIOUS
JOHNSON S CHOCOLATES
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NEWS ITEMS
Pilot John Cross is awaitng the
| arrival of a new propeller from
Fairbanks before taking off for
northern points.
12b persons had registered for
| the city and school board elec
t on to be held the first Tuesday
: in April, up to late this after -
! noon.
Si Wallin is a guest at the
Nome Hotel for a few days, be
i fore returning to the Inmachuk
River section where he has been
carying on prospecting activities
j this winter.
Bill Munz. piloting a new Cur
| tis Robin plane, arrived at Nome
' from the States via the Canadian
route to Dawson, thence to Fair
banks and Nome. Ho was aecom
I parried by L. T. Hickok.
Harry Nelson, Sterling Mon
; tague and Frank Whaley, are
| leaving soon to get their mining
camp in readiness for the spring
| and summer operations in the
Kougarok section. Freighting of
! supplies to camp via plane will
j begin in a day or two.
Ed Bergstrom who spent the
past week in Nome on business
and visiting with friends, was a
returning passenger to the Kou
garok section, via Wien plane
this morning, where he is engag
ed in drilling operations.
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Pilot Sig Wien left Nome for
Fairbanks this afternoon, and is
expected to return here tomor
row w'ith Mrs. Geo. Waldheim
and Mrs. Geo. Whaley, who were
Carnival visitors at the Interior
city.
Joe Rich and “Red” Erskine.
traveling men, were arrivals in
Nome Thursday, via a Star Air
ways plane of Anchorage, piloted
by Roy Dickson. Pilot Hans Mi
row also came in on the plane
from Koyukuk*Station.
The Thursday PAA mail plane
arrived Nome yesterday after
noon bringing the usual consign
ment of mail, with Walt Hall,
pilot, and Art Martin as flight
mechanic The plane remained
over night and took off this mom
ing on its return mail flight to
’ Fairbanks.
The fire department answered
an alarm turned in from the box
near the Catholic Church yes
terday. A cot was found afire in
the home of John Olson near the
Odd Fellows hall. Nobody was
home w'hen the fire department
arrived, so the firemen pulled the
burning cot outside and extin
guished it No other damage re
sulted.
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Graham Lammers, well known I
Kougorak mining man, returned;
to Nome Wednesday via PAA
plane, after spending a few;
months in the States on business.;
Mr. Lammers is interested in the
operation of the Fox Bar dredge;
on the Kougarok River as well as
other mining enterprises in that j
section. He will take a plane to
Fox Bar to look over the dredge
with the object of gritting en
early start this spring.
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Miss Nome,Queen Edith Hoop,,
was a returning passenger to;
Nome this morning from Fair-j
banks where she competed for
the title of “Miss Alaska'’ at the
Carnival and dog races. Miss Dor
othy Nelson who also visited the
Carnival, was a returning pass-;
enger to take over her office dut
ies here with the Wien Alaska
Airtines. Sterling Montague, min
ing man, was also a returning
passenger after spending some
time in the States.
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Pilot Frank Whaley, accompan j
ied by his wife and son “Brown
ie” returned to Nome via plane I
I from Fairbanks Thursday, after!
' an all night stop at Koyuk Sta-1
1 tion. The Whaley family spent
most of the winter at Fairbanks,
: Frank taking a mining course at;
] the University of Alaska; Neva j
j and “Brownie” took part in the}
program at the recent Fairbanks;
Carnival and it is said their num
bers met with much approval
| and applause.
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Today is St. Patrick’s Day,
i March 17th, but due to it fall
I ing on Friday the Catholic Lad
I ies decided to have the cel eta ra
i tion on Saturday night, when ev
erybody has time to attend and
enjoy the fun. The Catholic Lad
| ies have arranged to provide fun
: for those attending playing cards
I winning prizes, throwing balls at
I “'Nigger” babies, playing bingo,
dancing and enjoying refresh
ments. Remember this affair is a
benefit far Pilgrim Springs Mis
sion, a child institution, and de
serves the support of every in
dividual.
Arriving in Nome late Wednes
day afternoon via Pacific Alaska
Airways plane from Fairbanks
were Emerson Bassett, Graham
Lammers, Ed. Jensen and J. D.
Nelson. This was a special trip
and no mail was carried either
way. The plane took off shortly
after its arrival here, on its re
turn flight to Fairbanks with lo
cal agent of the PAA William
Barber, who is enroute to the
i Juneau headquarters of the com
; puny, and is expected to be a
i returning passenger to resume
; his office here after a short ab
I sence, during which time Em
1 erson Bassett will look after the
I affairs of the local office.
Ed. Jensen, for many years in
terested in mining and drilling
operations in this section, return
ed to Nome Wednesday via PAA
plane after spending a well earn
ed vacation in the States. Eddie
has, we believe, the distinction
of being the .first person to re
turn to Nome after visiting the
Golden Gate Exposition on Trea
sure Island. He also made the
Ir.p for rtiedioal attention and to
pay his father, Rasmus Jensen,
who is residing in California, a
visit. His,father who has reach
ed an advanced age, still has vis
ions of returning to Nome, where
he spent the better part of his
life prospecting and mining east
of Fort Davis, Eddie said.
CATHOLIC LADIES
CARD PARTY AND DANCE
Benefit Pilgrim Springs Mission
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
CELEBRATION
Saturday, March 18, 9 P.M.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Refreshments Adm. Adults 75<*
NOTICE
Due to persistent complaints
registered with city officials re
garding loose dogs on the streets
which are becoming a nuisance
and dangerous to children, dog
owners are hereby warned that
the provisions of the ordinance
prohibiting dogs running loose
on the streets will be rigidily
enforced.
W. W. Laws,
Chief of Police
Subscribe for The Ncxme Nugget.
ECONOMY SALE
NOW ON
Many Saving Opportunities j
EXTRA LENTEN SPECIAL
YUKON RIVER
King Salmon Bellies.tt»
Silver Salmon Bellies 2<U lb
Fresh Dolly Varden Trout .25< It)
Kotzebue Shea Fish —.— .30f tb
ASK US FOR QUANTITY PRICES
We Prepare Your Fish For You
POLET STORES
Main Store Branch Store
Tel. Main 103 Tel. Main 53
Home Hygiene and
Care of the Sick Class
The course for women in Home
Hygiene and Care of the Sick
will be offered again by Mrs. Ida
Sprenger, Nome Public Health j
Nurse. This course takes in such j
subjects as individual health, |
care of children, indications of j
sickness and the care of the sick j
in the home. Each person who at;
tends a minimum of 20 hours J
out of the 24 hours of class work
will receive the certificate award!
ed by the American Red Cross. ;
The first meeting will be held
Monday evening March 20 at
7:30 p.m. when a time for reg
ular meetings will be decided
upon. The ladies of Nome are
cordially invited to attend.
Are you taking advantage
of six months paid in ad
vance subscription ?
That if thou shalt confess with
thy mouth the Lord Jesus and
shalt believe in thine heart that
God hath raised him from the
dead thou shalt be saved.
For with the heart man believ
! cth unto righteousness; and with
the mouth confession is made
unto salvation.
For there is no difference be
tween the Jew and the Greek:
for the same Lord over all Ls rich
unto all that call upon him.
—Romans 10; 9, 10, 12
Two practically new Colman
gas lamps. Extra equipment $12.
Inquire at 125 D. St.
Evangelistic Mission, 125 D. St.
DANCE — ROMANCE
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Dance Hall
Open—G p.m. to 2 a m
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ness is on the incline. Give us
a trial job. Prompt service
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Proof of Labor Blanks can now
be had at the ir^me Nugget offlnn
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Lyons & Orton
Attorneys At Law
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Arrange Now for Yeur Winter
.. .Delivery of Fresh Sparkling—
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Phone Black 44
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Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
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