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By Charlotte Adams
CARROT CUTLETS
Vi cup mashed carrots
1 egg yolk
1 teaspoon onion, chopped fine
Vi cup cooked rice
Vi tablespoon chopped parsley
Vi tablespoon chopped green pep
per
Vx teaspoon salt
3 or 4 tablespoons thick white
sauce
Bread crumbs
1 egg
2 tablespoons cold water
Boil and mash enough carrots
to make a half cup. Add egg yolk,
onion, rice, parsley, green pepper
and salt. Moisten with white
sauce. Spread on a plate to cool
and shape like tiny carrots. Dip in
bread crumbs, then in egg beaten
with cold water, and again in
bread crumbs. Fry in hot fat until
delicately browned. Drain on soft
paper.
By CHARLOTTE ADAMS
SOUR CREAM PIE
1 cup sour cream
cup chopped raisins
2/3 cup sugar
teaspoon cinnamon
Few grains nutmeg
Few grains clove
3 tablespoons flour
teaspoon salt
2 egg yolks
Baked pie shell
Place all ingredients with ex
ception of egg yolks in top of !
double boiler. Stir and cook until
mixture thickens. Cover and cook
ten minutes. Add egg yolks and |
stir and cook two minutes longer. |
Turn into a baked pie shell. If
you desire you may cover with
meringue and bake eight minutes.
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Moral: Don’t Hold Out
For The Dessert
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. —(/P)—A!
housewife who couldn’t catch a
single mouse with cheese or ba
Household Hints
To lengthen the life of your
broom hang it from a hook, in
stead of standing it on the floor
Keep the outside of your re
frigerator shining by polishing
with wax.
Clean leather furniture with
warm water to which a little vin
egar has been added. Brush with
a clean cloth.
Woodwork can be cleaned with
a mixture of one-half cup vinegar,
one-half cup household ammonia
to two gallons of water.
Be sure to put ample padding
under your rugs if your floors are
not in good condition, otherwise
the rugs will wear unevenly.
If cold water is used to wash
out mineral oil as soon as it is
spilled on the rug, floor or cloth
ing, it will not stain.
HOME ARTS CLUB HOLD
COVERED DISH SUPPER
Last evening the members of
the Home Arts Club held a cov
ered dish supper with their hus
bands as guests. After the party
the men were invited to an open
meeting and a specially prepared
program. Dr. T. Morcom showed
movies of his trip to New York
and also Aztec excavations in
Mexico, and told many interesting
things in connection with the pic
tures. Many beautiful still pic
tures, belonging to Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Rank were shown. The beau-,
tiful floral scenes from Cashmere,!
Wash., brought many “ohs” and
“ahs” from the audience.
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con-baited traps is convinced that
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mice from her part of town all
have a sweet tooth. “Building a
better mouse-trap,” she lured sev
en small-sized rodents to death in,
one hour—with pieces of caramel.
DREAM
THEATRE
NOME. ALASKA
1 Show, Feb. 6 and 7, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“HIT PARADE OF 1943”
JOHN CAROLL
SUSAN HAYWARD
Alio "Q MEN"
2 Shows. Feb. 8, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“HENRY ALDRICH
SWINGS IT”
JIMMY LYDON.
CHARLES SMITH
Also "JUNGLE GIRL." No. 11
„1 Show. Feb. 9. 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“IN OLD OKLAHOMA”
JOHN WAYNE. MARTHA SCOTT
Also 'ANIMALS AND FAMILIES'
2 Shows, Feb. 10, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“ONE DANGEROUS
NIGHT”
WARREN WILLIAMS.
MARGUERITE CHAPMAN
Also "FILM VODVIL"
1 Show, Feb. 11 and 12, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“RIDING HIGH”
DOROTHY LAMOUR
DICK POWELL
Also "CARNIVAL BRAZIL"
THROUGHOUT 14
YEARS IN ALASKA
m0pOl4t4~
• Multi-engined aircraft
• Multiple crews •
• Stewardess service
• Hot meals aloft
• To link Alaska with Seattle
• Two-way radio communication
• One-day service—Seattle to
Nome
• To be certificated fer night and
day instrument operation
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ALASKA PIX WILL
MAKE BOW MARCH 1
Th# Seward Polaris announces
that Alaska Pix, a pictorial mag
azine to be edited by J. Raymond
Smith, assisted by Nils Hagen and
H. W. Hunt, will make its appear
ance about March 1.
The monthly is to contain pic
tures of game and scenery as well
as articles pertaining to agricul
ture, resorts and sports, according
to the publishers. The first num
ber will deal largely with the
Kenai Peninsula.
Smith has engaged in newspa
per work in various parts of Alas
ka and was for a time on Jessen’s
Weekly, Fairbanks, staff in 1942.
Hunt is the editor of the Polaris.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
BY THE CITY OF NOME
Lots 10 and North 51 feet of 11 in.
Block 29 with garage.
Sealed bids will be accepted on or,
before the 25th day of February,.
1946, at 5:00 o’clock P.M. in the
office of the City Clerk, Nome,
Alaska.
The City reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. For further
information contact the City
Clerk. 14-23
CAMEL Cigarettes $1.50 per car
ton at the Nevada Grill. 15-tf
FOR SALE—Notice of sale by An
vil Masonic Lodge north 56 feet j
of Lot 15 in Block 29 and house
thereon. Sealed bids will be re- j
ceived until 1 P.M., February \
10, 1946. Anvil Lodge reserves!
the right to accept or reject any
or all bids. For further informa
tion contact Donald J. Lyle.
14-3t
| FOUND—Pair of glassas. Call at
j Nugget Office. 16-tf |
LISTEN TO ARMY
AND AVOID COLDS
DENVER—MP)—Want to avoid
winter colds? Here are rules the
Army says will help and it has
posted them for personnel to read:
1. Adequate rest. (8 hours night
ly.'
2. Adequate clothing, including
intelligent use of overshoes and
gloves in inclement weather.
3. Adequate barracks ventilation
with windows lowered from top
to prevent drafts.
4. Regular meals. Irregularity!
lowers resistance.
5. Avoid chilling after baths.
6. Avoid contact with those who
are coughing.
Soldiers are urged to report fqr |
sick call at the first sign of a cold
and are cautioned not to attempt
to treat themselves if they have
any symptom of fever.
Meetings
ATTENTION MASONS
Lou Joy, Deputy to the Grand
Master will visit Anvil Lodge on
Feb. 7th. Your attendance at lodge
is earnesly desired.
14-2t Donald J. Lyle, Master.
NOTICE
All desiring to assist in organ
izing the Federated Church choir
please attend the first meeting at
the home of Mrs. Grill/ next
Thursday evening at 8 p.m. 15-2t
NOTICE
An Arctic Club Pot Luck Sup
per will be held on Feb. 11th, at
the Territorial School for all mem
bers, at 6:30 o'clock, after which
the annual meeting and election
of officers will be held. Those
wishing to attend will please call
Mrs. Frank Bingham. 16-3t
PIONEER CARD SERIES
Third Game—Tonight. Feb. 6.
1946. at the Masonic Temple.
Party starts at 8:00 p.m. sharp.
Other games wil be held on Feb.
20, March 6, and March 20. Men's
and women's prizes for each game
are given and grand prizes for the
winners of the series. 16-lt
LEGAL ADVERTISMENT
Department of the Interior, Terri
torial surplus Property Office,
Post Office Box 2466. Sale an
nouncement. Fixed price sale of
“as is” lumber and miscellan
eous machinery in Nome, Alas
ka, February fifteen. Terms cer
tified check, cashier check or
money order made payable to
Treasurer, United States. Note,
honorably discharged veterans
of World War II making pur
chase for “own” business, pro
fessional or agricultural enter
prise will receive special con
sideration by contacting the
Surplus Property Office in Nome
any time after February eight.
For complete sales list contact
the Surplus Property Office,
Nome, Alaska. 16-3t
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Protect your eyes
from Snowglare
wear
WILSON
POLAROID
GLASSES
Smoked, Amber, Green
Adult and Children Sizes
Some with side shields
for extra protection.
A. POLET
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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