IFOR YOUNG AND OLD |
Too Numerous To Itemize In This Space I
Our displays are ready for your inspection I
and we invite you to come in and look over every I
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item carefully and THEN you can he your own 1
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jud^e as to the QUALITY of merchandise and 8
I PRICE. |
| Toys, Books and Games §
II Are here in abundance and will greatly assist
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“Old Santa** in answering the Kiddies Prayers
t for tin* things they most desire for Christmas
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|Everything From Soup Tot
1 Nuts for Your Table
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I Oui- MEAT and GROCERY DEPARTMENTS
If are more complete than ever with merchandise §j
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stu ot quality. s
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w Staple and fancy meats and groceries, "and
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m special delicacies** are here for your selection.
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|f and vou will lie pleased, not onlv. with the high I:
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If quality and large assortment of our stock, but ii
If 1 ® $
W with our low prices as well. §
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1 LEST WE FORGET LUTE-FISK 1
2 LUTE-FISK is not only a favorite with the
II Scandinavians any more. It is fast being recog
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2 nized as a delicious, healthful food by all
g nationalities. j|
g We have been very successful in the prep
g aration of our Lute-Fisk for this Christmas Eve,
g and would recommend that you get your order
g in early in case of shortage. |
g RFMirMRirR ^*Ve w*th each Dollar cash
M purchase or paid on account and you §i
§ might win one of these prizes.
8 First Prize . $100.00 Cash ^
g Second Prize . 82.50 Dresser ||
* 8 Third Prize. 80.00 Heater S
g Booby Prize .. ?
LEHMANN’S
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i \irplane News
Nome Airport
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f Wien Alaska Airlines
f -
i P lot Sig Wien, Sunday, made
1 a trip to Taylor bringing to
I j Nome, E. K. Johansen and Bert j
. ! Noble.
. I A second trip yesterday to the
| Kougarok was made, bringing to
? i Nome, Harry Nelson and Axel
f | Edman as passengers from thej
? Noxapaga.
j Today Pilot Wien is making a I
j trip to Solomon and Council. He'
. | will return to his Nome base|
L I with passengers from the east I
M coast mining camps.
1
j Mirow Air Service
f Pilot Hans Mirow arrived to
f day from Fairbanks via Koy
f ukuk Station, where he had been
? storm bound in his return trip
1 to Nome.
f Pilot Mirow is scheduled to'
« take off for Fairbanks tomorrow
wp„ with the following outgoing
F passengers: A. V. Cordovado, j
f Ruth Gustofsen, Ray Copeland,
f Jakey Overbaugh, and Mr. Mon
? j tague.
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PAA ACTIVITIES
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The PAA mail plane w'hich ar;
f ' rived Nome on the 15th, is still
? I at Nome,, awaiting favorable
p ! weather to the eastward, before
j? j taking off for Fairbanks on its
jf I return trip.
L 1 Another P.AA mail plane en-1
? 1 route Nome from Fairbanks, is
F j weather bound at Koyuk Station,
f ; the weather to the eastward will
f | hav to clear before the mail
P i plane can land at Golovin with
P ' mail enroute here.
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I Public School
; Holiday
|i Data
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„ A festive holiday appearance
has transf rred the sober class-1
rooms of the City Grade School
f| into a veritable Santa Land as
> Christmas approaches Colorful!
y Christmas greetings adorn the
y blackboards and walls while San
, i la himself is pictured in various
i
f postures.
Preparation for the school con
' tribution to the Community!
t Christmas Program is rapidly go
? ing forward. At their own room;
i celebration each child will re- j
y ceive a gift from another child
« i according to the traditional cus
, tom.
The High School has also pre
pared a short program ■ be giv-!
' en Friday afternon at 1:15
? , o'clock. It w'll b supplemented I
I with numbers frm the grade
( school so that each child may
i hav i some small part in thei
. Christmas presentations. A later
^ announcement of the pr gram
‘ numbers -will be printed. The pub
lie is cordially invited
1 School will rec ss for 2 hours
} a* 11:30 on Thursday to permit
( children to lunch and see Santa
f Claus arrive in town. The after-1
I i noon session will begin at 1:30-1
f instead of 1:00 o'clock so that
students need not miss the activ
f ities. No school will be held Fri
f day morning and students may
I rest up from the previous even
I ing’s excitement until afternoon,
p -when their own special celebra
j tions an Christmas parties at
school begin.
The Monday following New
1 Year and the entire Christmas
• week, will be vacation. School
I will reconvene on Tuesday, Jan.
f 2, 1939.
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, Only 5 More Days
| To Christmas
! “SOURDOUGH”
1 STATIONER*
' That unique and humorous,
' and typical Alaskan stationery— !
“Sourdough Roadhouse Letter
1 heads and Envelopes”, have been
brought strictly uptodate, and are
f now available at the Nugget offl
f ce
f
DREAM THEATRE
IOO% TALKING PICTURES
_MANAGEMENT C.H.CODE ^ {
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1 U E SI) A Y
ONE SHOW H P. M.
Barhara Stanwyck, Robert rfaylor
IN
“THIS IS MY AFFAIR”
With
with Victor McLaglen, Brian Donley, Sidney Blackmer
In the mood of great romance — With the surge of
Mighty drama! — The best story these
Stars ever had!
also “HOW TO VOTE” and “ST. HELENA”
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cti
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Gifts of Distinction
Christmas gift items are ready for your selection
Beautiful merchandise reasonably priced
NOME’S OWN DRUG STORE
Xmas Delivery
Our Aim—Satisfied Customers
BOILER, MARINE. TRACTOR, ACETLYNF AND
ELECTRIC WELDING
MATERIAL STOCKED: SHAFTING. STEEL, BRON/.fc,
RUSHING, BABBITT. ACCESSORIES.
Prompt Attention to Local and Out of Town Work
Telephone Black 110
NOME MACHINE SHOP
W L. SLACK AND SON. PROPRIETORS
MAN'S PLACE is in the kitchen—in his spare limp, of
course—avei* Walter Slezak, Austrian singer familiar to Broad
way theater audienees. Above, he's rehearsing for a stellar roic ia
w the national men’s cooking contest in New York.
I
UNEASY DAYS have Edward Bones and hk mother In:
Milwaukee, reading postcard sent from Prague by John Banes,
Edward's father, who's a brother of Czecii President Denes.