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N. A. T.
Largest and safest plane in Alaska—14 place tri
motored Ford.
Also 7 other planes in sizes to meet all require*
ments.
We Carry Passenger Insurance
Experienced, Dependable, Courteous Pilots
NOMEFAIRBANKSALASKA
LOCAL ITEMS
Miss Emily Morgan, sup
erintendent of the Maynard
Columbus Hospital, and
Mrs. B. B. Mozee, wife of
U. S. Deputy Marshal B. B.
Mozee at Nome, were the
first two passengers to be
taken for a reindeer ride by
James Brandon, and his
trained sled deer.
They took a ride today
from the airport across the
tundra to the site of the old
Bessie Mine where motion
and still pictures were tak
en and then rode back
again.
Both of the ladies were
enthusiastic in their appre
ciation of the ride, claiming
that their ride was really
speedy and smooth, both
ways and that no difficul
ties whatsoever were exper
ienced.
James Brandon is in the
business of taking passen
gers for rides around the
country, and is now train
ing more reindeer for sled
deer to take the place of
the two deer lost when
dogs molested them near
Fort Davis. Only two deer
were used today but others
are being trained to har
ness and will be added soon
said the ladies.
In response to a wire from
J. A. Hellenthal, Democra
tic National Committeeman
for Alaska, at Juneau, con
WATCH OUR ADD FOR
Bargain Special ! !
FOR WORKING MEN
IN OUR LRY GOODS DEP’T.
EMPORIUM BAZAAR
Open 8 A. M. — Close 9 P. M.
Opposite Telephone Office
M I N K
DEMAND IS INCREASING
We Can Move Them — — NOW ! !
SHIR YOUR SKINS EARLY!!
Alaska — Chicago Fur Exchange
3G8 Central Ave., Highland Park, 111.
veying a suggestion from
•James Farley, Chairman of
the Democratic National
Committee, that “Jackson
Day Dinners” be held in
Alaska, Thnmas Gaffney,
upon receiving the wire
yesterday, appointed a com
mittee including Aimer Ry
deen, Mrs. J. F. Divine and
Richard Lee, to arrange for
a dinner to be given on the
birthday of former demo
cratic president Andrew
Jackson.
The wire stated that one
is to be given at Juneau,
and suggested that other
towns in the Second Divi
sion do the same.
Further details will be
announced later.
Airport Tidbits
Pilot Chet Brown of the
Northern Air Transport,
hopped off from the local
airport at 8:10 A.M. today
for Kotzebue with W. A.
Oliver as a passenger. He
is due to return by way of
Candle and Deering with
Oliver and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Kelsey.
A wire from their Fair
banks office informed the
NAT office here that Pilot
Vic Ross would be due for
a flight to Nome, January
second, weather permitting
—
Pilot Frank Whaley of
the Nome Airways is due
for a flight to Candle, Kot
zebue and return to Nome,
Sunday, tomorrow, weath
er permitting.
“Chewing the rag” all the
time gets you nowhere. It’s
the doing of things that
count.
COAL AND FUEL OIL
LOMEjN COMMERCIAL CO.
Hospital Notes
Mr. Duncan Macdonald
is convalescing at the hos
pital, and will be able to
make a trip outside by air
plane soon.
Miss Rita O’Leary, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
O’Leary, returned to her
home yesterday, after hav
ing an operation on her
tonsils.
C. J. Brown, eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Brown,
returned to his home today
after undergoing an opera
tion on his tonsils.
Weather Today
(by U.S. Weather Bureau)
Clear skies and seasonable
temperatures continue over
central and northern Alas
ka while rain was falling
early this morning at Dut
ch Harbor, Cordova and
Ketchikan. Rain had fallen
last night over portions of
Oregon, Washington, and
California. Pressure contin
ues low over the Pacific oc
ean and southwestern Alas
ka.
No important weather or
temperature changes are
expected for the next 24
hours for this vicinity of
Nome.
Airway conditions at 7
A.M. were as follow:
Nome, clear, 11 above
Solomon clear, four above
Golovin clear ten above
Nulato clear six below
Kaltag clear four abov^
Unalakleet clear ten above
Ruby clear 5 above
Flat clear zero
Fairbanks clear zero
Tanana clear 5 above
Hot Springs clear 10 above
Kotzebue clear zero.
Federated Church
.. Norman McCay, Pastor. ..
11 A. M. Sunday School.
7:40 P.M. Church Worship.
The last social worship ser
vice of ihis church for 1935.
Sermon theme: “No Man
Lives at All Until He Lives
for Something Great.’’Your
presence will add to the ef
fectiveness of this hour—
Come.
The Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. C. F. Yenney, on
Friday, Dec. 27, at 2 P. M.
All women interested in
the work of this church are
most cordially invited.
A Happy New Year—
Everybody !
Subscribe for The Nome
Daily Nugget: $2 a month
by carrier.
MILK—FRESH—MILK
Drink Milk for Health
Dieticians contend that
fresh milk contains more
nourishment than any oth
er known food. It has no
substitute.
Our cows are selected
on the Pacific Coast—tuber
cular tested and approved
from the best dairy stock
before being shipped.
We deliver at your home
—office—or store; in quarts
pints or half pints. Phone
your orders.
WALSH BROS. DAIRY
Dream Theatre
ONE SHOW TONIGHT 7;30 p jyjL
SLIM SUMMERVILE and ZAZU PITTS
IN
“LOVE HONOR & OH BABY”
ALSO
“Pie For Two”
SUNDAY
TWO SHOWS 7:15 and 9. P M.
44THE NINTH GUEST”
WITH
Donald Cook ami Genevieve Tobin
A MYSTERY THRILLER ! !
ALSO
SCREEN SNAPSHOTS
AND
“ALIAS PROFESSOR”
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
JUST RECEIVED BY PLANE
A Limited Number of Beautiful
Formals and Afternoon Dresses
Come and Make Your Selection
Our Prices Are Low
GROCERY DEP T. SPECIALS
STRAWBERRIES & RASPBERRIES
3 CUPS FOR $1.00
These berries are packed as soon as gathered
and immediately sweetened and placed in refrig
eration—no cooking. In this manner the natural
flavor is retained. Used as fresh berries.
— Introducing —
Gibraltar Peaches—per doz. $2.45—6 for $1.25
These peaches are of the small variety, packed in
heavy syrup, ripe and tasty.
ITALIAN PRUNES
Cloudland, 2 V2 pound tins . 5 cans $1.00
Sunset, 8 ounce tins. 5 cans 50cts
Meat Department
SPECIAL
Our Boneless Corned Beef per pound 33cts
AGAIN WE ARE OFFERING
Lapland Hamburger
Per Pound 20cts
We placed this style of Reindeer Hamburger
on sale during last summer. The sale was so great
that we had to discontinue same on account of
meat supply. This last Nome Herd roundup fur
nished us with sufficient meat supply, and of very
good quality.
POLET’S