A DISTINCTIVE
GIFT FOR ANY
MEMBER OF
THE FAMILY
Eastman Kodaks Are The
Time-Tried Kodaks
NOW ON DISPLAY AT
A New Airway
Station Is OK’d
Deering Alaska
The Nome Weather Bureau of
fice today received telegraphic
authority to establish a station
for airway observations and ob
taining climatological data at
Deering, Alaska, effective Jan
uary 1st New equipment will
be installed at that point next
summer.
. Information for pilots is also
being obtained from four new
points namely: ShLshmaref, Ega
vik, Selawik and Shungnak.
These stations are co-operative
and two have resulted from in
stallation of Territorial Radio
Phones.
The Nome Common Council
meets in regular session this
evening at the city hall to trans
act municipal business and take
whatever action necessary on
various proposals to come before
the members. It is understood
that a revised-proposed water de
livery ordinance is to be read for I
the first time this evening.
For Rent
Four Room Furnished House,
near Postoffice. Phone Black 8.
-THE POTTER STUDIO
NORTH POLE
Bakery & Restaurant
E. G. DAVIS
We Excell In Bakery Goods Of All Kinds.
Popularly Known For Service And Good Food.
DANCE—Whites Only—Every Sat. Night—
(Unless Advertised Otherwise)—Adm. $1.
Skating Sunday—3-6 public—7-10 White Only
, Skating 35cts
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PUBLIC DANCE—Every Wed. Night Adm. $1.
The Nome Amusement Co.
GEORGE WHALEY, Manager
Third Native Child
Dead Whooping
Cough, Pneu.
Corrine Octuck, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Octuck,
who died last Thursday morning
is to be buried tomorrow, Tues
day. The funeral services are to
take place at the Native Church,
Tuesday, Dec. 15th, at 2 P. M.,
with Rev. Vincent Widney offic
iating.
Death was caused by whooping
cough followed by pneumonia.
It is reported that this is the
third death due to whooping
cough which developed into pne
umonia, causing death, two other
native children having died dur
ing the past month in this man
ner.
Medical authorities have been
devoting much time and effort to
bringing to light cases of whoop
ing cough, and attempting to en
force a strict quarantine, so as to
prevent further spread and also
to protect the child’s life.
41 Persons Had
Income Million
Or More In 1935
(By The»Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Dec. 14,
—Forty-one persons had one mil
lion dollar incomes last year, in
cluding one person who earned
four million dollars, the Treasury
Department said today.
Tax returns on 1935 incomes
filled out to August 31st, showed
net incomes of fourteen billion
six hundred and fifty six million
dollars, almost two billion doll
ars more than the year before,
but ten billion dollars under the
1929 record.
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YENNEY’S
Water Delivery
Phone Black 7
Good Service
Complies With Sanitary
Regulations of The City
Of Nome.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
TREAT YOUR DOGS
RIGHT
, JSl,. ..‘ ~j
FEED THEM
EGAVIK AND TELLER
DRIED SALMON
rS . ' '
lOcts LB.
WHILE IT LASTS
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Perry Turns Pro
I*
Fred Perry of England, recognized
as No. 1 In the amateur tennle
ranks, has turned professional, but
still values the trophies he won aa
an amateur. Here he la unpacking
his United 8tatea championship cup
at the Beverly Hills, Calif., home,
he and hie actress wife, Helen Vin
ton, have bought. (Associated Press
Photo)
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Lerdahl of the Wien Al
aska Airlines made a flight to
Solomon, Golovin and Bluff to
day and was to return with the
Messrs. Jerry Galvin, Michaelson
and McDonald from Bluff.
Pilot John Cross of the Wien
Alaska Airlines, radioed from
Kotzebue that he would probably
return to Nome tomorrow, wea
ther permitting.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service in the Lockheed Ve
go, returned to Nome Sunday
from Fairbanks with Deputy U.S.
Marshals Hugh O’Farrell and
Bob Oomak, and Mrs. Hedling
and child from Koyuk.
Pilot Mirow hopped off today
for Fairbanks with James Panos,
Graham Lammers,Doyle Derrick,
J. M. Powell and Carl Michelson
as passengers, all of whom are
enroute to the States.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Mi
row Air Service, made a flight to
Teller yesterday returning with
Graham Lammers and Mrs. Chas
Thompson and child. He made
another flight to Taylor returning
with George Taggart and two
others, names unknown at this
writing.
The PAA Pilgrim plane left
Nome for Fairbanks Sunday with
Alfred J. Lomen, Ralph Lomen,
G. R. Jackson, Dr. H. G. Hughes,
Walter Glavinovich and Mrs.
Glena Spagnola, all of whom are
passengers for the States. Will
iam Oliver, was also a passen
ger for Fairbanks.
The regular Monday mail plane
of the PAA was cancelled out to
day and is due to come to Nome
tomorrow* it was reported by the
local office.
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vance subscription ?
Cavey’s Bakery
GOOD COP OF COFFEE
BEST PASTRY IN NOME
Good Meals
OPEN FROM 6 AM. TO I AJM.
Harry Longley
Leave Pilgrim
Springs Wed.
Harry Longley, Kougarok mail
carrier, is making a special dog
team trip to Pilgrim Hot Springs
leaving Nome Wednesday, Dec.
16th, carrying a load of Christ
mas presents and gifts of all
kinds for the children and Cath
olic dignatories there.
Anyone wishing to send any
presents or gifts, of any kind are
requested to deliver them to the
home of Mr. Longley on C street
between now and Wednesday
morning.
FOR SALE—Modern heating
stereo—horn either hard or aoft
eoel—slightly used, inquire at the
Nugget Office for information.
Dream Theatre
TUESDAY ,
ONE SHOW 8 P- M.
VDM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cts
“ THE WOMAN IN HIS
LIFE”
WITH
OTTO KREUGER
BEN LYON
UNA MERKEL
ISABEL JEWEL
ROSCOE KARNS
There Is A Soul Mate For Every Hungry Heart
ALSO
— PARAMOUNT NEWS —
AND
“BEER PARADE”—A Scrappy Cartoon
ONE SHOW 8 P.M.
VDM. ADULTS 7nets (Including Tax) Children 25cts
ARROW SHIRTS -
Wc are offering the latest smart styles and colors in de
tachable collars. Each shirt has two collars to match.
ARROWCRAVAT
This new variety of Silk Ties are of resilient construc
tion and lined, meaning that these ties will keep shape
and dressy appearance. Large assortment of smart styles
and colors. You are bound to please if you select yonr
gifts from the Arrow brand of ties.
SPECIAL GIFT PRICE—3 Ties $4.00
We also have a large variety of ties that you can purchase
at the following prices.—50 cent Ties—Special Gift Price
3 for $1.25—75 cents Ties—Special gift price 3 for $1.90—
01.00 Ties Special Gift Price 3 for $2.60.
ARROW WHITE COLLARS
Several Shapes and Varieties—3 for $1.00
We Also Have
I ARROW MITOGA
SHIRTS
^ With Aroset Collars
This is a new Shaped Shirt with a New Kind of Collar.
No matter how many times it’s laundered the collar will
keep its dressy immaculate look—Without the use of I
single bit of starch.—Regular Price $2.45 per shift.
SPECIAL XMAS GIFT PRICE—All Styles—Per Box of
3 Shirts—$6.50—single Shirt $2.25
POLET^ STORE