White and Orange Transfer Designs
Shellac For Decorating
LUMBER
PAINTS—BRUSHES^-GLASS
PLYWOOD—INSULITE
NOME LUMBER CO
SUCCESSORS TO
Bolcom-Canal Lumber Company
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s. W. TAGGART. MANAGER
A WAY TO PROMOTE BETTER
STREETS WITHOUT COST!
HAVE YOUR COAL. LUMBER, FREIGHT AND
- ETC. MOVED WITH THE NOME MOTOR CO.
CATERPILLAR AND IN THAT WAY THE
STREETS WILL BE KEPT FLATTENED OUT
WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL COST TO THE
CITY, OTHER THAN THE USUAL DRAYAGE
CHARGE. Telephone Main 108
NOME MOTOR CO.
OPENING
ARCTIC BEER PARLOR
AND CARD ROOM
Between Pioneer Drug Store And Dream Theatre
Jack Solomon, Prop. -
Nat Plane Connect
Pilot Chester Brown of the North
ern Air Transport Inc. is scheduled
for a flight to either Nulato or Ruby
tomorrow morning, weather permit
ting, to connect with another NAT
plane from Fairbanks.
Paa Plane With Mail
Pilot Jerry Jones of the Pacific Al
aska Airways arrived Nome this af
ternoon with the U. S. Mail, consist
ing of second class matter from
Fairbanks. The plane will take off
on its return flight carrying the
mail, tomorrow morning, weather
permitting.
Mirow To Fairbanks
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow Air
Service took off this morning for
Fairbanks with B. J. McConaghy and
. wife as passengers, enroute to the
, states. The plane will fly to Mar
shall and thence to Fairbanks. Pilot
Mirow expects to return to Nome af
ter the arrival of the train in Fair
banks, probably Tuesday.
Firm Is Dissolved
The firm of McConaghy and Brown,
contractors and builders, which was
1 organized about the time of the fire,
has dissolved partnership and hen
ceforth each member wlil do busi
ness separately from the other, ac
cording to the report.
B. J. McConaghy and wife left by
plane for the states where he will
take care of business in connection
with his spring work to commence
■ with the opening of the season. Mr.
McConaghy expects to fly back to
J Nome.
Mr. Art Brown will conduct con
tracting and building work in his
own name from now pn, and will
continue in business in Nome, along
j his particular lines. He states that
with the opening of the season he ex
pects to be in a position to take care
of considerable contracting and build
ing.
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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COAL PRICES
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EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1st
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YARD PRICES
LADYSMITH $25.00
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UTAH (NUT OR STOVE) $26.00
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PENN. ANTHRACITE - $35.00
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DELIVERY $1.00 PER TON
ALL COAL CASH
NOME BAND IS
ORGANIZED BY
12 LAST NIGHT
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on was that members who were late
more than fifteen minutes would be
subjected to a fine of 25 cents, on
meeting nights. The boys are ev
idently in earnest about their band
and want every member present
when they practice.
As a civic movement this is one of
the finest to occur for some time
past. Without a band no town is
really up and coming, and each of
the organizers are going to build it
into a live unit which will be in a
position to officiate at civic gather
ings.
Some of the instruments used last
night were saved from the fire only
by the luckiest of chances. They be
longed to the old Nome Brass Band,
formed here years ago.
The Band will require assistance
and help from the public of Nome
and it is believed that everyone will
step forward and help them get go
ing in whatever way they can. It is
a good movement and warrants the
help of the citizens of Nome. So
show interest in this organization
and from time to time see how they
are getting along.
PIONEERS Of
ALASKA ELECT
NEW OFFICERS
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At a meeting of the Pioneers of
Alaska Igloo No. 1, held last night
at the Nevada Hall the following
officers were elected for the next
year:
Henry Gumm, Past President.
Aimer Rydeen President.
Henry Burgh, 1st. Vice President.
W. E. H. Cremer, 2nd. Vice'Pres.
J. Starr Secretary.
A. Polet.. Treasurer,
j Lige Ketchison, Historian.
Nels Swanberg, Sr. Chaplain
Harold Stokes, Sergeant at Arms.
-SJ. P. Larsen, Doorkeeper.
C. L. Calkins, Trustee.
At the meeting a resolution was
introduced and passed by the mem
bers and which is as follows:
RESOLUTION
Whereas: All the books and records
of Igloo No. 1, Pioneers of Alaska
have been destroyed in the fire of
September 17, 1934 and it will be
impossible to determine the stand
ing of the members of this Igloo, so
be it
Resolved: That the dues of every
member shall commence as of Jan
uary 1, 1935 at the rate of $3.00 per
year as per Section 1, of Article 4 of
the By-Laws, and resolution passed
heretofore raising dues to $6.00 per
year are hereby repealed.
These resolutions were adopted at
a meeting held on February 13, 1935.
Signed: Committee
A. Polet j
Aimer Rydeen
David L. Gray
Charles Yager
Nels Swanberg Sr.
Considerable interest and enthus
iasm was evidenced at last night’s
meeting. It was decided to hold in
stallation Wednesday, February 27,
at which time a social will probably
be given. A committee consisting of
Aimer Rydeen, Nels Swanberg Sr.,
and Jack Starr, is making plans for
such a social.
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BOYS-GIRLS, Ages 12 to 16.. .
Spare time work, write to P. O.
Box Ml, Jnneaa, Alaska.
FRIDAY
ONE SHOW _. 7:30 P. M.
Dream Theatre
“BELOW THE SEA”
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WITH
RALPH BELLAMY
FAY WRAY
ALSO
1 “MICKEY’S MEDICINE MAN”
A Mickey McGuire
1 AND
SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE
MICKEY MOUSE
ONE SHOW 7:30 P. M.
ADULTS 55 Cents—CHILDREN 25 Cents
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Mining and Dredging Supplies
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Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
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A. POLET
FOR SALE
2 Complete Bath Tubs—Each $50
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1 Complete Kitchen Sink With Back $33*75
and right drain Board ^ *
1 Complete Kitchen Sink With Back $33*75
and left drain Board ^ *
1 Complete Wash Bowl $10
CALIFORNIA DRIED PEACHES
Per 25 Pound Box $3.75
Per 10 Pound
Per 2
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