Pioneer Drug Store Drawing Fri., Jan. 10, 7:30 p.m.
PAGE FOUR_THE 1\UME DAILY iNUGGET, iNUME. alASea_Thursday, January 9, 1936*
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Also 7 other planes in sizes to meet all require
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NO M E FAIRBANKS ALASKA
LOCAL ITEMS
Falling snow in various
parts of the interior of Al
aska and on Norton Sound
is keeping airplanes on the
ground at the airport at
Nome. Pilot Whaley of
the Nq^ne Airways is sched
uled for a flight to Fair
banks. Pilot Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service is sched
uled for a flight to either
Fairbanks or Anchorage.
The Pacific Alaska Air
way Monday mail plane is
Cavey’s Bakery j
OPEN FROM 6 A.M. TO 1 A.M j
I
GOOD CUP OF COFFEE (
BEST PASTRY IN NOME 1
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Good Meais
still weather bound at Nu
lato, and their Thursday
mail ship was cancelled out
for today, from leaving
Fairbanks enroute to Nome
all until better weather for
flying comes. Pilot Brown
of the Northern Air Trans
port who left yesterday to
search for NAT Pilot Her
mann is believed to be wea
ther bound somewhere a
long the coast.
The fire main, which
was found frozen in sev
eral spots along Front St.
East from the Fire Station,
have now been completely
thawed out, under the di
rection of C. F. Yenney,
who was placed in charge
of the work by Chairman
Hagen of the Fire Commit
tee. The main was discov
ered to be partially frozen,
, but energetic and con
tinual work has been car
ried on to eliminate the ice
blockups in the pipes.
M I N K
DEMAND IS INCREASING
We Can Move Them — — NOW ! !
Sllli* YOUR SKINS EARLY!!
Alaska — Chicago Fur Exchange
3<>8 Central Ave., Highland Park, 111.
The steam thawing crew
today were inspecting
points northward from the
main line on Front street,
reporting that the mains a
long that thoroughfarewere
free of ice and in condition
for use.
London, Jan. —A white
quilted jacket and shoes to
match will be worn by the
duchess of Kent's baby son
on some of his earliest out
ings. They have been made
by a Welsh quilter as a pre
sent to the little prince
from Madame Clara Nov
ello Davies and the Royal
Walsh choir. The choir has
also presented him with a
white cot quilt and cushion.
REINDEER
lOY RIDES !!
SEE
James Brandon
For Rates and Dates
Have your Picture Taken
With The
Reindeer Jitney !
Children’s Help-self Pajamas
Flannel and Broadcloth
Sanforized-Shrunk
AT
MILDRED’S
SHOPPE
COAL AND FUEL OIL
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Demo. Jackson
Day Dinner as
Scene Optimism
Points Finger Toward The
Proximity Prosperity
Democratic Regime
The Jackson Day Dinner,
at the Pioneer hall, last
night attended by between
80 and 85 Democrats of
Nome, resulted in a roaring
approval of the policies of
President Franklin D.Roos
evelt, the living exponent
of the principles and aims
of Andrew Jackson.
U. S. Marshal Thos. Gaf
fney acted as Toastmaster
of the banquet and present
ed various speakers who
spoke at some length on the
aims of the Democratic
Party for the 1936 elections
and their policies which are
being pursued by the pres
ent administration.
Speakers presented includ
ed Judge J. II. S. Morison,
District Attorney Hugh
O’Neill, U. S. Commission
er C. C. Tanner, E. B. O'
Conner all of whom voiced
enthusiastic sentiments and
opinions regarding the oc
casion and plans for the
coming campaign.
Toastmaster Gaffney read
telegrams from President
Franklin D Roosevelt,Post
master Genral Farley, Sec
retary of State Cordell
Hull, Governor of Alaska |
John W Troy, and Delegate i
from Alaska Anthony J.'
Dimond, all of whom con
gratulated the Nome Dem
ocratic Party for its early
stand in support of the Ad
ministration and the Demo
eratic Campaign. Thruout
the speeches, applause and
handclapping punctuated
strong statements in regard
to the 1936 campaign and
the purposes lor which tne
diners were gathered to
gether. Attention was
drawn by Judge Morison in
his address,to ever increas
ing signs and evidence of
approaching prosperity and
the lead being taken by the
democratic administration,
in bringing about that hop
ed-for recovery.
Upon the conclusion of
the after-dinner speeches,
Toastmaster Gaffney con
gratulated those present;
expressed appreciation to
the cateress, Mrs. E. G.
Davis, manager of the
North Pole Bakery, for the
excellent dinner, and to
Musicians, Miss Helen Fre
drecksen, Miss Mildred
Scott, and Richard Lee for
their entertaining numbers
during the evening; and
thanks to the Jackson Day
Dinner Committee,in bring
ing about such a creditable
attendance and fine ban
quet.
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A Thrilling Drama of The Oil Fields
ALSO
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EAT—
This is the first time that Nome has had
the opportunity to EAT SQUASH at this time of
the year.
There are a number of ways to prepare j
SQUASH. The easiest way is to cut it up in in
dividual portions and bake it in a moderate oven,
—then Eat by adding salt, pepper and butter.
SQUASH can be baked whole, in halves
or in pieces with dressing that suits your palate
or make a dressing similar to what is used in suit
ing peppers. You can substitute other meat pre
parations or any kind of sausage or sausage meat
together with cooked noodles, rice or bread
crumbs. You spice to your own taste or add any
preparation such as tomato or mushroom sauce.
SQUASH FRITTERS ]
Are very fine. We will be glad to furnish
you with a recipte for same. Lastly the great
AMERICAN DESSERT—SQUASH AND
PUMPKIN PIE
Squash Pic is much more tasty and de
licious. Try a Squash Pie Today.
FRESH SQUASH ANY QUANTITY 2 lbs. 25cts
POLET’S
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