PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving this morning: Mr. and
Mrs. Jim von der Heydt, Mr. and
Mrs. Klaysher, Miss Hutton, Mrs.
E. Arnold, Norvin Lewis Jr.
Departing: Mrs. Frank Coplin
and daughter; Lauritz Barbatto.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Alma Tungwenuk,
Esther Alexine, Arthur Nublene,
Bridget Stack.
Discharged: Lester Wilde, Rob
ert Koyuk.
Mrs. Wilbur Arnold, daughter
of Herman Hoop, arrived this
morning from Hermiston, Ore.,
due to the recent death of her
father whose funeral is scheduled
for Friday afternoon.
BERING SEA CLUB
GETS "NEW LOOK"
The Rering Sea Club has been
redecorated in Alaska’s colors of
blue and gold and, in addition to
the murals of Alaskan scenes on
the walls, the new manager has
added decorative touches by hang
ing a kyak and Eskyno rain coat
of walrus intestines on .the ceiling
and mukluks over the entrance.
Other beautiful'relics are being
added to the decorations by Paul
Mandeville.
At a recent banquet the bar
tenders put on “mustachios” and
gay vests of the gold rush days to
go with the special “mulligan
stew” which was served in that
colorful period in Nome’s pioneer
days.
“HAVE YOU HEARD ...”
We’re Stocking Special Clothing
For the 7 to 14-ers?
BLOUSES
Seeksucker, Cotton Checks & Plaids
SLACKS
Corduroy, Flannel and Poplin
Lined Jeans Too
and
FOR THE SMALLER FRY—
BIB OVERALLS
Cords, Blue Denim and Colored Denim
SHIRTS
Printed Flannels, Cotton Plaids,
and Cotton Knit Fabrics
PANTIES
White & Colored Cottons and Fancy Rayons
SLIPOVER & CARDIGAN SETS
In Colorful Combed Cotton
DID YOU KNOW WE CARRY— w
A Wide Selection of Stationary
Veer Friendly Community Store
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Wholesale and Retail
Phone MAIn 133 FREE DELIVERY
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Next and last ship sails from Seattle
SEPTEMBER 23rd
Calling at St. Michael, Nome and Teller
WALTER W. SIPPRELL, Agent* MAIN 68
Rose Silverman To Fill
City Council Vacancy
Rose Silverman was voted in at
the council meeting Monday night
to fill a vacancy on the council.
Fire report for July showed a
total of two fires and $45 in vol
unteer firemen fees.
Police report showed 47 arrests
and $479 collected in fines. It was
also reported that the new traffic
light had been installed at the
Nome School corner.
Due to a recent accident the
council was in favor of enforcing
the traffic law requiring that cars
make U turns only at street in
tersections. Parking on sidewalks
was also discussed.
The city street department re
ported the purchase of a new
grader from Morrison-Knudson at
the total cost of approximately
$9,800.
Sales taxes reported collected
from the second quarter totaled
$11,461, approximately the same
as last year.
Christie Waldheim of the N.C.
Store, who has been laid up at
•home for the past week, is re
ported to be feeling better.
ROLLER SKATING
There will be a roller skating
party next Wednesday evening,
Aug. 19, from 8 to 11 p.m.
It will be sponsored by the LWY
Community Center. Regular ad
mission of 60 cents. All those 13
years of age or older are welcome.
Special prizes, games, contests.
NOTICE
The funeral of Herman Hoop
will be held from the Community
Methodist Church Friday after
noon at 2 p.m.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Wallet of Eric Jackson.
Call for at Nugget.
FOR SALE—1947 Ford sedan. See
at 114 C St. after 5 o’clock.
, 97c
WANTED—Owners of hats with
the initials R.F.D. and H.W.M.
Hats were picked up by mis
take at the Polaris and holders
would like their own hats back.
Call at the Nugget.
FOR SALE — Completely fur
nished house $2,500 -— $1,500
down and $50 a month.
Art & Trading Center
FOR SALE—25 h.p. Johnson out
board motor. Very good condi
tion. Reasonably priced. William
Nesbit, House No. 3, CAA. 97
FOR SALE — Summer camp at
Dexter. Call Gus Bjomstad,
Black 29. 97
DOUBLE FEATURE NIGHTS
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m
“ FALSE FACES ”
STANLEY RIDGES
—And—
PRIDE OF MARYLAND’
STANLEY CLEMENTS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 pan.
O M A H AWK”
YVONNE DE CARLO
VAN HEFLIN
ALEX NICOLS
Plus SHORT SUBJECT
Jim von der Heydi, local attor
ney, accompanied by his wife, re
turned from Fairbanks this morn
ing where he has been in the hos
pital.
Steve Stephenson was given a
$50 suspended fine by the city
magistrate for the traffic accident
which took the front windows of
the Nome Drug Store Saturday.
Norvin Lewis Jr., who is attend
ing medical school in Oklahoma,
arrived this morning for a short
vacation with his family.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Christophersen, James and
Charles Moses, and Marcel and
Bob Hoppe.
To Kotzebue: Gilbert Kennedy.
To Anchorage: Rev. C. L. Wel
ker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooper,
James and Susie Cooper, Earl
Jackson.
To Moses Point: Ernest Nylin,
Ernest Saccheus.
To Unalakleet: Ray Tveter.
From Kotzebue: Elizabeth Men
adlook and infant.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST PLANS
SPECIAL MEETING SATURDAY
Youth for Christ are planning
an outing for a special meeting
next Saturday evening. It will in
clude a softball game, wiener
roast, community sing and a fel
lowship hour with Dr. Mecklen
burg as leader.
All young people interested are
to meet at seven o’clock at the
Covenant Church on Saturday
evening and bring their own
weiners. All other food as well as
transportation is being arranged,
stated Rev. Bob Havens, youth
leader who is making the ar
rangements.
The ball game and bonfire will
be at Sattelite Field.
Joe Wallace underwent surgery
at the Virginia Mason Hospital
Monday and is reported getting
along satisfactorily. He will be in
the hospital about a week, it is
reported. Mrs. Wallace is at the
Rhododendron Apartments.
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I Only 12 hours by Clipper* to |j
SEATTLE I
3 P. W. every Wed., Sat.
Phone Main 12 w£
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THEY RE HERE!
SOURDOUGH
SHIRTS
with GOLD NUGGET buttons
for men and women !!
GET YOUR COPY OF —
GUIDE TO ALASKA
1953 EDITION
ORDERS BEING TAKEN FOR —
“ICEBOUND
SUMMER”
by Sally Carrighar
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