LOCAL NEWS
PIONEER ROOK GARDEN
OOMMI1TEK8 AT WORK
, The roof garden committee as
appointed by the Igloo as reported
in the last ssiue of the Nugget
met last Sunday afternoon And
organized and laid tentative plans
for a better larger roof garden.
•Hie committe is again called to
gether for next Sunday at one
o’clock p m. and all members of
all committees are recounted to
attend as all plans will be discuss
ed and settled upon.
XMAS GIFTS
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It is my pleasure to again play
Santa Claus for the children at
Pilgrim Springs, and as one sled
load of gifts are already on hand,
I shall have more th^p one trip
to make. Under this condition
may I ask everyone to make up
their packages early and leave
them at the Catholic Church so I
can route my trips accordingly.
Signed: Jame9 Cassidy.
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MINERS AND MERCHANTS
RANK OF ALASKA
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Established 1904
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' General Bank lag Business
Conducted
Checking Account* Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dost Purchased
V e Solicit Tour Business ^
| THE BED ("BOSS
The annual Roll Call of the Red
Cross is now on. Mrs. Harry Lo
men. Chairman of the Roll Call,
has organized her working force,
and they will call on you for your
annual dues of one dollar (more,
of course, if you insist).
That National Society of the Am
er'can Red Cross is particularly
anxious for the success of this
year’s Roll -Call for the reason
that they have been called on for
relief in over twenty major disas
ters during the past year—in add
it on to all of the demands caused
by ”.he depression.”
Nome has always been generous
and the officers of the local Chap
ter of the Red Cross look for an
'especially generous response, this
syear.
! And Nome can well afford to
support the Red Cross. It is pro
bably not generally known that
the Red Cross has spent more in
this section than it has ever rec
eived. Remember the $25,000.00
spent in 1918 and 1919 on account
!of the influenza epidemic, and. dur
ing the past fourteen months, th’s
Chapter has distributed eight hun
dred sacks of flour to the needy.
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NO CHANGE IN
MONETARY POLICIES
j WASHINGTON. Nov. 23. (AP)
j— The pyrotechnical debate fail
■ ed to develop any change in the
{administration's monetary policies
’as Morgenthau prepared to dis
Scuss the gold buying policies thor
joughly with Roosevelt at Warm
‘Springs.
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SARRAUT MAY LOSE CABINET
* PARIS, Nov. 23, (AP)—Premier
Sarraut began the fight for the
life of the cab'net in the Chamber
, of Deputies with odds againdt
jhim to save the franc. As the
: resumption of the debate neared,
jit as predicted in the lobbies that
jibe government would fall before
night.
BUY QUALITY COAL
OUR LADYSMITH COAL is washed, doable screened and
hand picked.
PER TON CA&H *20.00. DELIVERED ; *21.00
Our UTAH COBBLE COAL is very desirable where quick
ignition and heat is desired.
PER TON CASH *22.00. DELIVERED *23.00
OUR ANTHRACITE COAL is the highest quality hard coal
obtainable, purchased under the following analysis:
British Thermal Units 15.000
Fixed Carbon 84.28% Ash 7.04%
Volatile 6.98% Moisture 1.7%
PER TON CASH . *30.00. DELIVERED .:. *31.00
ORDER YOUR COAL FROM POLBP8 STORES OR
NOME HARBOR LIGHTERAGE GO.
PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS
RADIO • • EQUIPPED * • PLANES
IU. 6. MAIL CONTRACTORS
SPEED * * COMFORT * * DEPENDABILITY
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MAIN OFFICE FAIRBANKS
BASES AT—Anchorage: NOME; Seward: Fairbanks: Seattle.
LOAN t'ORi'O RATION WILL
ESTABLISH HEAnQUARTERS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. t AP I
j—Delegate Dimond said that the
(Home Owners Loan Corporation
will soon establish headquarters
at Juneau and make loans on
mortgages to pressed home own
ers. Agencies will be placed In
the main oities of the territory.
••ONE HOUR WITH YOU”
Once again, Ernst Lnbitsch, the
master craftsman of cinemic pro
ductions, scores a hit in "One
Hour With You.”
With Maurice Chevalier and Jea
nette MacDonald teamed together
for their best work, assisted by
players of excellent past perform
ance, and Ernst Luh'.tach’s discern
ing eye and hand at the controls,
there's little wonder that Para
mount’s “One Hour With You”
scores heav’ly. _' u
“One Hour With You comes to
the Dream Theatre Tuesday of
next week starring Maurice Chev
alier supported by Jedfaette Mac
Donald. who shared honors with
him in “The Love Parade.”
GET YOUR COSTUMES FOR THE
EAGLE ANNUAL MASK BA1X
Since the formal announcement
made in the last week Nugget the
lovers of a good time commenced
!to be much Interested in selecting
their cos umes for the coming
i Eagle Mask Ball which is to be
!held on Saturday' Dec. 9tl» in the
Large Eagle Hall.
At the last meeting of Nome
Aer'e held last Tuesday a com
mit te to have in charge of the
affair was a pointed with nslruc
tons not to spare expense or labor
to make th'a event a huge success,
j The committees appointed arc
las follows: »
Finance and Prizes, Ernie As!
anger, Walter Nelson, Cbas. Erick
son, John Haldersm and Emil Las
sen.
Floor. Music gnd Hall: Ed Gross,
Oscar Lay, fra Rank, Alb'n Poi
son and A. F Wright.
Publicity and printing: A. Pol
jet. Oeo, Maynard and John Olson.
Trans-Atl mtic passenger ships
have doubled their average speed
in 60 vearsvand in less than a cen
tury the time for crossng the
ocean as been reduced more than
^ten days.
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Owners of machines and elec
trical appliances in Belgnim that
cause interruption with rado re
ception are required by the gov
ernment to remedy the trouble un
der penapy of heavy fines.
! SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
MOOSE DANCE
The Loyal Order of Moose will
gave ja Thanksgiving Dance jai
their hall, Thursday, Nov. SOth,
at 0:80 pm. Admission, gents,
75 cents. Ladies free. .1..
CLIFF’S j
ALIO FREIGHT
AND TAXI
SERVICE
LOCAL AGENT FOR
ROUST JURWAYS
FOR
SERVICE
RATES OR INFORMATION
SEE
C. M. ALLYN
OR
PHONE MAIN SO
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{“HIGH SPEED” NEW
BUCK JONES FILM
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Auto rac ng provides the plot
| for ”Hig* Speed,” new Buck Jones
vehicle for Columbia, coming to
! he Dream Theatre Friday, Uec
j ember 1.
The colorful locale of a famous
national speedway with ita cheer
ing crowds, flashing helmets, speed
ing cars, high-powered betting and
tense excitement serves as the
background for a mile-a-mlnute
speed story. To break the tape at
the finish line meant life, love
and fortue for Bill Toomey. Death
defying exploits are featured in a
story in which men’s reputations
are the spoils of a rack-track vic
tory and brawn battles with feln?
cunning brain of a gambling ring
that "Axes” races and sacrifice i
lives to galn its nefarious ends. ,
Buck Jones, who has won a*
enviable reputation as the fore
most delineator of thrill-packed
western roles, temporarily dis
mount^ from the well-known "Sil
ver," to give hia fans new thrilLi
via aother medium—-au'p racing
His femin'ne interest is the blond".
Loretta Sayers.
NOTICE
WRITE TOUR FRIBND8 a
-UTTER Off SOURDOUGH STA
HONARY Oa Sale at Nugget Office
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2fl 7:15 and 9PM
THE STRANGE CASE OF CLARA DEAN
WITH
WYNNE tiIBHON A PAT O’BRIEN
ALSO
i **B V Llih A BEAPt 8* with f'LYDE A BEEBE
I Admission 55 cenU including tax
j ONE SHOW TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 AT 8 PM.
MAURICE CHEVALIER
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ONE HOUR WITH YOU
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SCREEN SNAP SHOTS
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AdmiMlpn 71 cents including tnx
ONI SHOW FRIDAY, DECEMBER I AT ?:»• PM.
HIGH SPEED
(AN AUTOMOBILE RACING STORY)
ALSO
“THE (’ A T1 p NIGHTMARE”
(A SILLY SYMPHONY)
AND
“R K D M K N T K JL L NO T A L E S’* '
(A BEDTIME STORY)
Admission 55 cents including tax
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