RUMMAGE SALE
TUES.. FEB. 12
10 A. M. — 1 P. M.
♦ L. W. Y. Community Center
» NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to texpress our appre
ciation for kind thoughts and
deeds during our recent bereave
' ment.
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"—Nome Chamber of Commerce—
ANNUAL DINNER
Bering Sea Club
I February 12 th
Reservations being made with
1 Ruth* McLean at the U.S.
Marshal's Office.
Seating limited to 60. Make
your reservations now.
Fine Job Printing at The Nuggel
Girl Scout Bazaar
The Girl Scouts have been busy
preparing for their annual Bazaar
and Food Sale to be held tomor
row at the N. C. Store.
The girls of Troop 69 have vol
unteered to call for food and oth
er items which are being made or
contributed. Anyone wishing this
service may call any of the fol
lowing girls: Myrtle or Ann
Chambers, Mary Andersen, Lola
Sheldon, Maggie Paneok, Edna
Johnson, Mary Jean Longley.
SON BORN TO JOE AMAROKS
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Amarok are
the parents of a son bom yester
day weighing 10 pounds 9 ounces,
who has been named Joseph for
his father.
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VALENTINE’S DAY
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' VALENTINE ICE CREAM
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HARDWARES
Universal Coffee Maker 19.95
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— JUST ARRIVED —
Women’s Dresses
Rayon Taffeta, Brocades,
Wrinkle-Shed Cottons, Rayon Linen.
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Women’s Coats
Wool Tweeds, Fleece, and Checks;
Water-Repellent Coats in —
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~60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdez
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WANT ADS
WANTED — Old, large-sized
sheet music—All dates, 1850 to
1920. “Ragtime Bob” Darch, at
Polaris. 17-P
WANTED—Old pictures of Nome
saloons, musicians, bands and
parades, 1898-1930. “Ragtime
Bob” Darch, at Polaris. 17-P
WANTED TO BUY—Pool table,
4x8. See Charly Mills Cherry’s
Barber Shop. 19
B SHOWING AT THE jj
THEATER 1
tt Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 j
Doors open at 6:45 p.m. ft
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
—plus
SERIAL, Chapter 2
—and—
"DIXIELAND DROOPY"
CARTOON
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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Paramout presents
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GRACE
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with JESSIE ROYCE LANDiS
JOHN WILLIAMS
D«r«ct#d by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
—plus
TOM & JERRY CARTOON
Whist Series
Starts Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening starts the
winter series of Whist games
sponsored annually by the Pio
neers of Alaska which is open to
the public.
Single tickets are available for
each of the six evenings in the
series, or a season ticket may be
purchased at the door.
Chairman Henry Ullrich states
there will be prizes for the games
each evening >as well as grand
prizes for the entire seris. It is
not necessary to attend all the
parties.
Co-chairman Mary Honsberger
states very interesting prizes are
planned for tomorrow evening.
NOTE OF THANKS
We wish to express apprecia
tion to those friends who assisted
us with their kind deeds and
words during our recent bereave
ment.
Silas Komonaseak and Family
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Anniversary of Scouting
Dinner Slated for Thurs.
Scouts of Troop 666, Explorer
Scouts and Cub Scouts with all
the leaders of scouting and par
ents will celebrate the anniver
sary of scouting with a dinner on
Thursday evening at the multi
purpose room of the Nome School.
Moose meat has been donated
for the occasion and the boys and
their families will furnish the
balance of the dinner.
If all the parents participate, as
expected, about 20 guests will be
present.
An interesting program is be
ing planned and will be an
nounced later.
The Scouts, who are in uniform
this week, have made a display
which is on exhibit at the Morgan
and Son display window which
is a miniature of their Dexter
camp. '
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Cecelia Amarok.
Discharged: Steven Kolb.
KNOM-TV
CHANNEL 4
Presents
SUNDAY
6:15—Tele-Carloons 6:15—Superman
6:30—Mickey Mouse Club e -in t^- , ,
_ __ _ / „ 6:30—Disneyland
7:30—Loretta Young
8:00—Hit Parade 7:30—Noah's Ark
8:30—Navy Log 3:00—Kraft Theater
9:00—People's Choice 9:00—Movie—
9:30—Lawrence Welk ''Kiss in the Dark"
OIL HEATING T'JBT
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needs. We will be pleased to
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tion. You owe it to yourself to
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