ALL TRAILS LEAD
TO THE ROOF GARDEN
Now, that the election is over;
the mining season has come to a
close; the last boat of the season
has departed after leaving the
Nome merchants adequately I
stocked with supplies of all kinds]
to last the community until spring,
it is therefore an appropriate time
and occasion for the people of
Nome to gel together and relax
after a busy and strenuous sum
mer and fall.
As it has in the past, the Pioneer
Roof Garden offers this opportu
nity. It meets the social needs of
the people of the community at
this time of year as no other func
tion can. As one businessman
stated a few days ago "THERE IS
NO SUBSTITUTE FOR THE
ROOF GARDEN." Here you meet
and enjoy the company of your
friends and neighbors, who, like
yourself, were too busy to indulge
in much needed recreation during
summer and fall. Here you can
relax in a beautifully illuminated
and appropriately decorated audi
torium and enjoy for a full hour
play in keeping with traditional
customs of early life in Alaska
portrayed with local talent (per
haps a few professionals) the sur
pr-’-e- and imoor-onatioTis of which
will elicit much laughter and ap
proval.
After the play is over you will
be captivated by the music of the
crrb'-stra playing appropriate
nrmb'rs, and you will find your
self swinging your partner or your
partner's partner, participating in
the merriment and real pioneer
spirit which will pervade through
the evening. The games of chance
will get in full swing and valu
able prizes will be awarded to
old and young. The ROADHOUSE
will be open where you will find t
Alaska hospitality at its best. IT 1
WILL BE A GALA NIGHT. YOU
CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS IT.
IPaid Advcrtisemnt)
NEW TAX RATE
JUNEAU — Workers and theii
employers will pay a higher social
srcuritv tax, beginning January 1,
1959. The new tax will toe 2Vfe
percent each on yearly wages of
$4,800 or less. Self-employed per
sons will pay 3% percent on their I
net profit for 1959. The old tax
rate of 2Vi percent continues in
effect through December 31, 1958.
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Nome Hardware
Sherman Adams Will
Publish Book On
Ike’s Administration
BOSTON, Mass., UP) — The Bos
ton Globe said yesterday Sher
man Adams, former Assistant to
President Eisenhower, will get
$100,000 for a book on the Eisen
hower Administration.
The Globe article said of Ad
ams: “He will sign in the next
few days a contract with Harper
and Bros, and Life Magazine at
a figure of around $100,000 accor
ding to New York publishing
circles.”
The newspaper said Adams has
been working on his book almost
constantly since he quit his White
House job after charges of using
influence for his friend, Bernard
Goldfine, gift-giving Boston indus
trialist. Adams has denied anj
wrongful influence in his accep
tance of gifts from Goldfine.
Nome-U-Wash
WASHERS & DRYERS
To Use Yourself — or
We'll Do It For You!
— Phone Black 1 —
Canada Is Cold Today
TORONTO, U¥) — The mercury
-’’■rnn"d below zero over most of
Canada today.
At 2 a.m. it was 40 below at
C-'a^am, Ont., a meteorological
station in the Thunder Bay re
°-io^ 85 miles northwest of Fort
William.
The Toronto weather office said
Graham probably was the cold
est spot in Canada south of the
Northwest Territories.
The intense cold chilled the
prairies and Quebec as well as
northern Ontario.
Winnipeg’s forecast called for
20 below zero. It was minus 25
at Gimli, Manitoba.
MAZONNA’S
General
Merchandise
Phone Main 228 Box 659
• Fresh Shee Fish
• Dried Salmon
• Old Whiiefish
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1959 Motor Vehicle Registrations
j •
1950 AUTOMOBILE LICENSE PLATES AND
TABS will be on sale at the Department of Taxa
tion commencing December 15, 1958.
Fees for registration will remain the same as those
for 19r8.
All applicants must bring with them when apply
ing either their 1958 REGISTRATION CERTIFI
CATE or CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. Persons
failing to do so will be charged the $2.00 fee for
duplicate registration.
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Perfect jamily present: one of Plymouth’s 10 new station wagons. Just a few more Plymouth-shopping days ’til Christmas!
'59 Plymouth Station Wagon...biggest holiday hauler in its class!
You cary load this wagon with the tallest tree and all the
Y uletime trimmings. For holiday hopping and shopping,
Plymouth boasts the most cargo area of any wagon in its
class, the popular rear-facing seat, a rear window that rolls
right down, many other station wagon innovations. And
IF IT’S NEW, PLYMOUTH’S GOT IT! SEE THESE FEATURES TODAY!
1. PUSHBUTTONS control driving, heating, ventilating.
2. SWIVEL FRONT SEATS* swing you easily in or out.
3. OBSERVATION CAR SEAT faces rear, holds three adults.
4. DISAPPEARING REAR WINDOW rolls right into lower section.
5. LOCKED LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT* protects valuables. v „
6. MIRROR-MATIC REAR-VIEW MIRROR* dims headlight glare.
if Optional, low extra cost.
this merry carrier is just as beautiful and glamorous as it
is useful. (No wonder you spy so many Plymouth wagons
on the road this year!) See your Plymouth dealer for the
biggest station wagon in its class ... and best wagon buy
at any price ... ’59 Plymouth!
LARRY GALVIN
Front Street, Nome ,