japan Not Stand
Any Interference
Other Countries
(By The Associated Press i
BRUSSELS, Belgium, Nov. 18.
—Japan will regard as a hostile
act. countries concerned in any
decision arrived at by the Brussels
conference, to accede to China’s
appeal for material aid, Japan
ese circles delared.
Might Have To Blockade
Japan might, it was added,
have to exercise “their right un
der international law” to block
ade the Chinese coast to ships
of nations concerned, should the
conference decide to aid China
with supplies.
Widow Wins A
Final Approval
$7,000 Judgment
ly The Associated Press'
AN FRANCISCO, Nov 19
The Court of Appeals upheld the
seven thousand dollar judgement
of Mrs. Minnie Kristensen, of
Grays Harbor, who was execu
trix of the estate of her husband
Harold, who was killed May 27,
1934, near Akutan, Alaska, when
a steam whaling vessel's gun
broke off as he fired at a whale,
knocking him to the deck of the
whaling vessel. A federal court
in Seattle awarded her damages,
but the American Pacific Whaling
Company appealed the case,
NO TRACE OF BODY
No trace has yet been found
of the body of Lawrence De Witt,
who disappeared from his road
house on Copper River last June.
This recaLls to mind that there
have been several men found
dead or missing along the trails
from Cordova to Fairbanks, with
strong suspicions of murder, and
no arrests were ever made.—The
Alaska Fishing News, Ketchikan.
IT IS ADVISABLE NOT TO WAIT UNTIL THE RUSH HOUR
TO MAKE PLANS AND PREPARATIONS FOR YOUR
THANKSGIVING DINNER. WE ARE BEND
OUR BEST EFFORTS TO ASSIST
YOU IN EVERY POSSIBLE
—WAY—
TABLE ADORNAMENTS
See us for your kitchen utensils. Pyrex items and Table needs. Our table
linens, table adorn aments and flowers are astonishingly beautiful. We have China
ware, Glassware and Silverware re-priced for the occasion.
TABLE DELICACIES
Fresh Celery, Squash, Sweet Potatoes, Local and Outside Cranberries,
Cranberry Sauce, Fresh Grapes, Pears, Oanges, Grapefruit, Pomegranites, Local
Cabbage, Turnips and Carrots, Mints, Nuts, Olives, Spiced and Preserved Fruits,
Jellies. Pickles, Glazed Fruits.
Our Fruit Juices assortment is complete. Try our Bulk Minced Meat with
New England Rum in it. Fresh Eastern and Olympia Oysters. Use Chestnuts in
your dressing, for your birds.
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OUR TURKEYS
Are the very best that money can buly, es
pecially selected lor us, as a special inducement
we are offering a 5% discount on all orders placed
with us before Tuesday night. This will enable us
to prepare your Turkey in an expert manner ready
for the oven.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
A special Thanksgiving Drawing will be made from our Xmas Barrel at
2 P. M. Wednesday, November 24th. The first number drawn will receive a TUB
KEY; the second a CAPON; the third a large ROASTING CHICKEN. The tickets
will be returned to the barrel to share again in the Xmas Drawing on Xmas Eve.
REMEMBER—that with every $1.00 purchase or paid on account a chance is
given away free. “
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MAIN STORE BRANCH STORE
Main 103 Main 55
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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PURCHASE YOUR WINTER
SUPPLY OF COAL NOW
Winter Pi •ices Become Effective Dec. 1st j
Present Winter
Prices Prices
LADYSMITH LUMP NUT . $27.00.$30.00
UTAH LUMP NUT . 28.00.30.00
DELI VERY—$1.00 EXTRA
PAY NOW AND HAUL AS NEEDED
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Dr. W. A. Rystrom
DENTIST
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Hours: 9 A.M. to 5 P. M.
and 7 to 8 P. M.
Located Opposite Federal Bldg.
First Avenue West
Phone Main 22
Thos. R. Lyons Ira D. Orton
Lyons & Orton
y
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Building
Seattle, Washington
FOR WELL-GROOMED
APPEARANCE
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THE NOME
Barber Shop and
Bath House
Steam. Shower or Tub
John Solon—Bob Jackson
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Airplane News
The Mirow Air Service Lock
heed Vega took off from Nome
this afternoon with C. 0. Steiner,
Bill Finnegan, Allan Lee, George
Cessna, Paul Rotman and Ted
Wallace. After landing ait Anch
orage for gas, the plane flew on
to Cordova where it landed late
this afternoon. It is due to return
tomorrow.
Another MAS plane flew to
Solomon, Council and Golovin
with freight. Another flight wais
made to Teller with Mr_ and Mrs.
Geo. Miller and Wm. Blatchford.
The funeral of John McLeish,
who died of natural causes some
time last week, took place at the
Federated Church, under the
auspic&s of the Masonic Lodge.
Communications with his rela
tives at Portage, Wisconsin, led
to instruction to have the burial
here. First indications were that
the body would be sent back to
the states for burial, but due to
the expensive means of transpor
tation between Nome and Seattle
at the present time, this idea was
given up, it was declared. Attend
ing the services conducted by
Rev. Vincent Wiidney, were many
of “Doc” McLeish’s close friends.
Fisher Body Plant
Is Closed Down
By Strike
'By Tne Associated Press)
PONTIAC, Mich., Nov. 18, —
The third General Motors sitdown
strike in three days, drew seven
teen thousand, five hundred work
ers into idleness here, as the loc
al plant of the Fisher Bodies Co.
was again held by strikers.
Although two previous interrup
tions were short-lived, there are
some indications that the pres
ent tieup may continues longer.
Estimates of the number of
men now holding the plant rang
ed from sexenty five to six hun
dred.
Weather Today
(U S. Weather Bureau)
High pressure over Northern
Alaska with a ridge extending
; east to another High which dom
inates most of Western and Nor
1 them Canada has caused fair and
cold weather to continue through
out that vast area. The lowest
temperature reported was 10 be
low at Fort Simpson. Low pres
sure over the Pacific off the Wash
ington coast has caused cloudiness
with snow and rain along the en
tire coastline from the Alaskan
peninsula to the state of Oregon.
'Another Low is situated in the
I Pacific southwest of the Aleutian
Islands.
The highest Nome temperature
yesterday was 31 and the lowest
last night 21 degrees above.
LOS T—Lady’s Silver Ring
Finder please return to Nugget
Office and receive $5.00 reward.
FOR RENT—Four room, part
ly furnished house, for informa
tion inquire at Nugget Office.
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From the Story By Kate Douglas Wiggin
WITH
i Virginia Weidler—Dicky Moore—The Great Juvenile
Stars—And—Eleanore Whitney—Tom Keene
Youngsters and grownups will respond to the wistful
charm of these child stars
Also—CHAPTER No. 1
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And “THE LAST STRAW”—Cartoon
I ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
SATURDAY
Gladys Swarthout—John Boles—In
ROSE OF THE RANCHO
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Every WED. & SAT. Nights
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