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FOUNTAIN
FRESH ICE CREAM
; — DAILY —
STANDARD BRANDS
CIGARS, CIGARETS
TOBACCO
CANDY
AND
FRESH POPCORN
G L U IT POT
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Boy Scouts To Repair
Toys For Xmas Gifts
Boy Scout Troop 666 has an
nounced that their Christmas pro
/
jeet will the repair of used toys
for needy families.
The boys plan to make a house
to-house canvas in the very near
future asking for toys. So house
wives and children are asked to
gather the things together \vhich
they wish to contribute and have
them ready for the Scouts.
Last year over a hundred usable
toys' were repaired, painted and
gift wrapped for children and dis
tributed throughout the commu
nity. Most of the work was done
in the manual training room of
the school.
THANKS
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The Pilgrim Fathers had Turkey, Duck, Rabbit,
Cranberries. Corn on Cob, Chestnuts, Squash
and Potatoes The First Thanksgiving.
WE CAN SUPPLY YOU ALL OF THESE, ALSO
CHICKENS FRESH
BEEF LETTUCE
LAMB CELERY
VEAL TOMATOES
APPLES CUKES
GRAPES SWEET POTATOES
LEMONS BRUSSEL SPROUTS
COCONUTS CABBAGE
BANANAS PEPPERS
ORANGES CAULIFLOWER
MELONS DATES
FROZEN FRUITS AND JUICES
FRESH SHEA FISH AND MUKTUK
Fresh Flowers on Tuesday
Roasting pans for your bird . . . Fancy glasses for
Your beverage ... A formal for the Hostess . . .
— Out-of-Town Orders Are Our Specialty —
ALASKA’S PIONEER MERCHANTS
COMMERCIAL CO
NOME, ALASKA
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FROM SEWARD
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SS Baranof Nov. 22
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Nov. 29
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Dec. 6
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
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SS Denali Dec. 13
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Friday were Mrs. Clyde
Godsbe, Bob Grossclosc and Rich
ard Piscoyu.
Departing for Fairbanks were
Elmer Smith, Peggy Lyle, Sal
Morgan, Harold Iiovell, Howell
Tatum, Lyle Zimmerman, Chester
Campbell, Sam and Walt Curry,
Ken Elesa, Joe Guitterrez, Joe
Angst, Aide’ Roberts, John Plum- i
mer, H. R. Rields, F. Ruetten,
Roy Hayden, Gibbs Lincoln, John j
Idom, R. Fluenyburg, John Bell- I
ick, and Gene Bloom.
Departing for Seattle were
Charles Gustafson, Otto Wiehl, G.
Davis, RichardZimmerman, Frank
McKinney, Boyd Harwood, Clyde
Hovick, Herb Gilker, R. Choalter,
Abe Ben Adel, Frank White, W.
MacCumber, Fred Smith, Ro'e
Magness, Olaf Nygard, Dan Boyle,
Elmer and Rudolph Lundin,
Frank Maxiener, Lar Kolness, and
Roy Fanning.
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WIEN AIRLINES
' Departing for Kotzebue were
Oscar Swan, David McClellan,
Gilbert Lincoln, Ralph Ramoth,
Frank Perry, Ken Foote, and Os
car Sage.
Departing for Fairbanks were
C. L. Hughes, Barton B. Church,
J. Vandermcer, Albert Heinrich,
Don Peterson, Sam Cochran, D. E.
Beckwith, Roy Connell, Allan
Rock Eleanor Rock, Alan Delay,
Glenn Walker, Everett Pipkin, A. !
S. Hopkins, James Connor, and
Chris Johnson.
Arriving in Nome were H. Carle,
Steve Stephenson, W. O. Cornish,
R. L. Simons, J. H. Waggoner,
H. R. Beall, H. F. Beamish, Frank
Sedlacek, Richard Krepps, Sgt.
Albert Cortez, Sgt. Gus Hinson,
Adolph Benson, G. Lindberg, and
Mildred Lindberg.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers to Anchorage: Bob
Hanson, Mark Larson, Thomas
Neville, Jakie Sage, Warren
Weber, George Doros, David De
witt, Fred Lund, Paul Crews, Mrs.
Healey, Lloyd Isle, Howard Kern,
Chris Miteff, Leo Lance, Ira Dun
gan, B. Haggarty, Ed Fortune,
Charles Diecleman, William Char
mosta, Mike Goldberg.
Passengers to Unalakleet: Miss
Monroe, Vernon Hill, Clara Hill,
Edwin Klopp, A. Klopp, Adeline
Kotongnon, Hannah Kotongnon.
NOTICE
The Chamber of Commerce will
hold its regular Tuesday noon lun
cheon at the Firelight Room of
the Board of Trade.
Larry Galvin, President
WANT ADS
FOUND — 8-inch leather work
shoes, newly re-soled and heel
ed. Inquire at Nugget.
FOR SALE — Shoe skates, Size
10-C. Like new. $5.00. Call
Nugget.
FOR SALE—Old newspapers, by
the big bundle, 25 cents.
FOR SALE — Large Duo-Therm
oil heater. Inquire at Nugget.
D R E A M
THEATER
Tuesday, Nov. 20—7:30 p.m.
"THREE LITTLE WORDS"
(In Technicolor)
Fred Astaire - Red Skelton
Vera Ellen
Thursday, Nov. 22—7:30 p.m.
"RED HOT AND BLUE"
Betty Hutton - Vic Mature
Communication
Dear Nugget,
Don Perkins, teacher at Coun
cil, reports that the Sourdoughs
and Cheechakos in the village are
training their dog teams for the
trip to the Roof Garden in Nome
on December 8.
Arrangements are being made
tor One Leg Sam to keep the
home fires burning while Co*un
cilites are in Nome attending the
celebration.
Until then,
Ole Oleson
BASKETBALL SCORES
Following are the results of the
basketball games played Friday
night:
AACS, 26—Blue Devils, 28.
142nd, 71 — Methodist Church,
29.
M-M M HOSPITAL
Admitted over the week-end
was Hugo Granlund.
Discharged: Hugo Granlund,
Adeline Katongnon, Pete Reader,
Rev. W. Anderson, Henry Sac
cheus.
Boyd Harwood was called to
the States due to the death of his
sister, and left on Friday’s Pan
American plane.
Mrs. Richard Ketzler is visiting
friends and relatives in Nome.
She is the former Edna Stanley
and has not been home for seven
years. During that time she has
had two years nurses training in
San Francisco and married a Ne
nana boy who* is now stationed
with the military at Fort Rich
ardson, Alaska.
NOTICE
CAP MEETING
Wednesday Night—7:30 p.m.
Federal Buildings
WATER IN RIVER TOO LOW
TO ALLOW TULA TO LEAVE
The MS. Finch has been stand
ing by in the roadstead for several
days to tow the MS. Tula to the
States for repairs.
Due to the fact that the water
has been too low in the river, the
Tula has not been able to get out
of the harbor.
Anchorage Girl Wins
Pioneer Scholarship at U
The University of Alaska,
through the Office of the Reg
istrar, announced the names of
freshmen scholarship winners.
Miss Doris June Saario of An
chorage has won the scholarship
donated by the Pioneers of Alas
ka, Igloo No. 4, to a direct de
scendant of a Pioneer. Miss
Saario’s mother and grandparents
came to Douglas, Alaska, around
1910, where her grandfather
worked in the Treadwell Gold
Mine until the cave-in. Her fa
ther came to Anchorage when it
was still a tent town, and he has
his own business in the present
city of Anchorage. All her
mother’s bothers and sister still
make their home in Alaska and
the Neimi family is well-known
to many Alaskans.
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ANNOUNCING
The Addition To Our Staff Of
WILBUR WALLUK
Eskimo Artist
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We Are Featuring His Specialties
For The Holiday Season.
Original Paintings, Handpainted Neckwear,
Men's Scarves, 'Kerchiefs,
And Ivory Etchings On Order.
Please Plan Ahead and Let Us Help You Select Items
Which Will Give You and Your Friends and Family Pleasure.