Roof Garden
Saturday Night
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in the heyday of its glory and
prominence as a frontier town.
Faro, roulette, wheel-of-fortune,
shooting gallery, fish pond, and
modern bingo. All of which will
keep you so interested that the
evening will seem all too short.
As soon as the curtain goes
down on the last act in the pro
gram. dancing to the strains of
appropriate music, specially se
lected to satisfy the desires of old
and young, will follow immedi
ately. To paraphrase the poet:
"On With The Dance, Let Joy Be
Unconfined." True, you will feel
tired at times during the evening.
When you do, patronize Pete’s
roadhouse, partake of his special
blend of Hill's Bros., and what
goes with it. ALL FREE. Just
Pioneer hospitality.
On the stroke of 12 midnight,
draw ing for the large gold nugget
and the beautiful silver fox will
take place. Who will be the lucky
ones? Then the door prizes. Oh!
m v! how do the Pioneers make all
this possible? Well, they are cer
tainly resourceful. When the last
strains of “Home Sweet Home”
drifts through the auditorium and
you reluctantly approach the
checkroom for your wraps, ad
miring the prizes won by your
friends and perhaps yourself, it is
easy to forecast what general ex
pressions whll be heard: “So glad
we came. Had a wonderful time.”
PIONEERS OF ALASKA
ELECT OFFICERS
Wednesday evening the Pio
neers of Alaska elected the follow
ing officers for the year of 1949:
President, Henry Ullrich; 1st vice
president, Hilky Robinson; 2nd
vice-president, James Walsh; sec
retary. Bob Baldwin: treasurer,
Oscar Lay; historian, Chas. D.
Jones; chaplain, Pete Olson; sgt.
at arms, A. Castel; doorkeeper. Al
fred Hansen: librarian, JackOver
baugh; trustee, Chas. Pennycook.
Initiated into the order were
Bill Smith and Jack Marasavich.
Maxine Decker, representative
of the Tewkesbury Publications,
is visiting business houses in
'Nome gathering information to
bring the nbxt edition of the Alas
ka Almanac up to date.
Jane Sniffen of Special Service
has stated there is a need of read
ing matter for the Service Club at
the Post. Anyone having books or
magazines which they would like
to dispose of may leave them at
the Fire Station where they will
be picked up.
A certain group from Marks
Field Air Base are reported as
hi ving stated that the Army is go
ing to win the nugget. One Pfc.
was heard to remark in Polet’s
store: “I’m a-goin-to take that
there chunk o’ gold back to my
gal in Texas.” He might. However,
Nick quietly says: “That would
look good in my show case in the
Glue Pot.” You know Nick, when
he sets his mind on something.
Most of a horse’s pulling power
lies in its hind quarters.
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SEIFFERT’S
We are now featuring
BROWN 3c HALEY CANDY
which include:
1-lb. and 3 1b. Boxes of
Purple and Gold
1-lb. Boxes:
All Creams
Assorted Creams
French Creams
1-lb. Cans:
Almond Roca
Yankee Toffee
8-oz. Boxes Banquet Wafers
12 Varieties of Bulk Candy:
Radio Mix
Satin Finish
Cinnamon Lumps
Assorted Lumps
Chocolate Covered Mints
After Dinner Mints
Lemon Drpos
Jelly Beans
Jumbo Gum Drops
Climax Chocolates
Peanut Brittle
Mukilteo
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Many Gift Items to choose
from, including a limited
supply of Electric Kitchen
Clocks, and Fredart Sta
tionery.
A complete and varied line
of Xmas Tree Decorations
Bring in the children and
visit our TOY ROOM!
SANTA CLAUS WILL VISIT
OUR TOY ROOM IN PER
SON ON DECEMBER 22. 23.
and 24th, from 4 to 6 p.m.
SEIFFERTS
(Directly Back of Glue Pot)
Nome Directory
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ROTARY CLUB
OF NOME
Thursday Luncheon
Karl F. Dewey, Pres.
Ron Brousseau* Sack
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ANVIL LODGE
NO. 140
Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
ROBERT E. LONG, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
NOME LODGE .
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Meets First and Third Fridays
PAUL DRYDEN, N.G.
... ROBERT BALDWIN, Secy.
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JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
. Phone Main 40 ;
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IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—Nevada Building
Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
801 Lowman Building
Telephone EL. 8808
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