PRINTING - ALL KINDS - The Nugget
NOME CAB CO
Reasonable Rates
Dependable 24-hour Service — Phone Main 141
Dorothy's Gift Shop
Mrs. M. B. Young, Owner
The Only Shop On Lane's Way
INFANTS WEAR AND GIFTS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Hours 11:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M.
Neill, Clark & Company
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS
TAX COUNSELORS
Office in Wallace Hotel - Phone Main 11
Juneau NOME Fairbanks
N E W I T E M S
• Artists Show Card Colors
• An-Du-Scptic (Dustless Colored Crayons)
• Metal Cash Box (With key)
• Nega-Print Album (For filing your prints
and negatives)
• Around-the-neck Mirror (For easier make-up)
New7 shades in Revlon Lip-Stiks and Polish
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NOME DRUG STORE
ARCTIC AIR SERVICE
ANNOUNCES ROUND TRIP
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Candle to Nome
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Each Saturday
Candle to Nome - Direct
Nome to Candle - via Solomon
White Mt~> Golovin’ Moses Pt- and
Haycock
NOME Terminal - Wallace Hotel
Connecting Flights From Candle to
Deering, Kotzebue, Shungnak
Phone Main 55
ROTARY CLUB IS
ORGANIZED IN NOME
Steps for the organization of
a Rotary Club were taken Thurs
day by a group of business and
professional men who are plan
ning to establish a unit of that
world-wide service organization
in Nome. Meeting with Dan
Lhamon, President Fairbanks Rot
ary Club in the Nevada Grill,
these men voted to apply for a
charter in Rotary International,
thus adding Nome to the list of
more than 5,700 cities cities in
some 70 countries and geograph
acil regions of the world where
Rotary has come to play a lead
ing part in the progress of the I
community.
The new Club is sponsored by i
the Rotary Club of Fairbanks,
whose members have brought Rot
ary to Nome through their friend
ship with the business and pro
fessional men of this city. One
of the distinctive features of Rot
ary is that Rotarians are wel
come visitory at every other Rot
ary Club in the World. There
are Rotary Clubs in Anchorage.
Kodiak, Sitka, Juneau, Petersburg,
Ketchikan, and Fairbanks, in Al
aska, so it is expected that the
new Rotary Club of Nome will
have numerous visiting Rotarian-'
at its meetings.
U. S .MERCANTILE BUILDING
MOVED TO NEW SITE
Unlike Humpty Dumpty, the U.
S. Mercantile Company building si
together again.
After cutting the building into
two sections, George Hite, local
contractor has been work-;
i”g under difficult weather con
ditions for the past two weeks
but now has the building complete
ly in place on the new site on the
north side of Front Street.
Ken Rank, manager of the com
pany, announces that the store
will reopen on Monday, August
19th., with much new merchandise1
recently received.
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LT. JOHN FARLEY AND
KATHERINE WALSH MARRIED
The marriage of Katherine
Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Walsh, to Lt. John D. Farley,
son of Mrs. Cora J. Farley of
Pasadena, Calif., was solemnized
in the St. Joseph’s parish church.
The bride and her attendant,
Beverly Blanning, were attired in
blue tailored suits. The groom
was attended by Lt. Roy Connor.
The church was beautifully
decorated with snapdragons and
gladiolas from Fairbanks.
Throughout the ceremony, per
formed by Father Anable, soft
music was played by the organist,
Rita Tavis, and a choir, composed
of Mrs. John Hudert, Phyllis
Roell, Eleanor Dowd, Mrs. J. J.
O’Leary, and Mrs. Wilson Russel,,
who was soloist of the group, sang
“Panis Angelicus.”
A reception was held at the
home of the bride between one
and two-thirty p.m., at which time
the young couple was scheduled
to leave for the States to make
their home in Marysville, Calif.
Lt. Farley expects to be released
from the army at Camp Beale in
a few days.
Kevin and James Walsh, broth
ers of the bride, arrived from An
chorage in time for the wedding.
They are both employed by the
Alaska Airlines.
PRESIDENT WINDS UP WORK
Continued from page one
Massachusetts. Press secretary
Charles G. Ross told reporters that
Mr. Trum ..n ha . decided to let the
bill ole by pocket veto without
taking any action. The Presi
dent m. . ntn nn anight tonight
to act on it.
COUNCIL SCHOOL DESIRES TEACHER
Will pay a salary of $2,800 or more, depending
upon qualifications—90 semester or 135 quar
ter hours credit at an accredited college or uni
versity, of which 16 semester hours must be
in education.
School term is 180 teaching days beginning
September 3rd.
Quarters—Rent Free.
If interested, —Apply bv air mail letter to—
MISS DOROTHY HOLVERSOX, Education
Supervisor. Box, 1841. Juneau, Alaska.
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS
Special Representative
MAX E. HARNESS
Will Ik- at the Wallace Hotel
Room 11
From 6 to 10 p.m. for the
CONVENIENCE OF THOSE
WHO WORK
The U. S. Mercantile
Company
W ishes To Thank \ou. The
PEOPLE OF NOME
For Your Patience? And Apologizes
For Any Disruption Of Your Serv
ices During Our Moving
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
We Will Be Open For Business
Monday, August 19
WITH A SHOWING OF
NEW MERCHANDISE
JUST RECEIVED