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ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cO
XMAS SPECIAL SHOW 8 P. M
Shirley Temple in "Now & Forever*’
NORTH POLE
Bakery & Restaurant
E. G. DAVIS
We Excell In Bakery Goods Of All Kinds.
Popularly Known For Service And Good Food.
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PUBLIC XMAS DANCE
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23
EVERYBODY INVITED
The Nome Amusement Co.
GEORGE WHALEY, Manager
Cantata Given
Federated Chu.
Greatly Enjoyed
The Christmas Cantata at the
Federated church last evening, in
connection with the regular Xmas
services conducted by Rev. Vin
cent Widney, received the acclaim
and appreciation of a large at
tendance which turned out early
for the Christmas services.
The choir under the direction
of L. E. Rynning provided a won
derful music picture of the Xmas
Story. Following are the mem
bers of the choir: Sopranos, the
Mesdames O. S. Weaver, L. E.
Rynning, Ross J.Kinney, William
Brown, the Messes Mildred Scott,
and Audrey Dunham; Altos, the
Mesdames S David Mazen, W. G.
Benewa, E. E. Kirkpatrick, Vin
cent Widney, Misses Norma Bouck
Peggy Strand; Tenors, Gordon
Smith, Leonard Krolow. S.David
Mazen; Bass, Calvin Pool, J. D.
Harlan, C. W. Thornton; director
L. E. Rynning; Organist, Mrs.
Emily Boucher.
The Christmas services Sunday
morning were attended by a
goodly share of Nome’s popula
tion and witnessed the Pageant—
‘‘Golden Gifts to the King,” a
dramatized version of the Bibli
cal Christmas story. Many gifts
were presented for the Pilgrim
Springs Mission children by peo
ple of Nome. The pageant was
under the direction of Miss Lin
nie May Nelson, a member of
the staff of the Maynard Colum
bus Hospital.
Pope Pius Suffers
A Fainting Attack
(By The Associated Press)
VATICAN CITY, Dec. 21, —
Pope Pius suffered a fainting spell
late Sunday due, Vatican sources
said, to irregular heart action.
A specialist on ailments of old
age was called into consultation.
The Pontiff, it was reported,
recovered quickly from his faint
ing spell but is very weak and
is suffering from a high fever.
Physicians concluded that the
Pope must agree to even more
complete rest than he has per
mitted himself during his past
three weeks’ illness.
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LOCAL ITEMS
Mabel Weokoluk, aged one year
and half, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Weokoluk, passed
away Sunday afternoon at the
< home of her parents. Whooping
I cough followed by pneumonia
i was given as the cause of death.
Funeral services will take place
at 2 P. M„ Dec. 22, at the Native
church, Rev. Widney will offici
ate. Interment will be at Bel
i niont Point cemetery.
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Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Generally fair weather obtain
ed at the time of the 7 a.m. air
way observation thruout central,
southern and western Alaska.
Snow and rain was observed
! along the southeast coast this
| morning.
Temperatures continue well be
low zero throughout interior Al
aska. Some low temperatures
are as follows: McGrath —47;
Nulato —28; Fairbanks—36; Hot
Springs —44; Tanana —26.
High pressure is observed over
'eastern Alaska and the Yukon
Territory while relatively low
pressure is charted over western
!and southern Alaska and the No.
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Pacific Ocean.
The lowest temperature at
Nome last night was 12 and the
highest yesterday 17 above.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
The PAA mail plane pilot Mur- ]
ray Stuart, arrived and departed
today on its return flight to Fair
banks after bringing mail in and
taking it out. Bert McCarthy
was a passenger to Golovin.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Mi
row Air Service made a flight
Sunday to Council with Axel
Pearson as a round tripper, and
Otto Worm for Taylor. Lyman
Madden for Nugget Gulch. Walt
Taylor was an incoming passen
ger from Nugget Gulch.
Today he flew to Pilgrim Hot
Springs with Lena Lucke as a
round tripper, and Geo. Ahgu
puck for Shishmaref, stopping at
Shelton and Taylor with freight.
A flight is scheduled for tomor
row to Dime Landing.
Pilot Hans Mirow, scheduled
for Fairbanks from Nome, did
not leave today, but will possibly
get away tomonow morning, w.
p., with passengers and express.
HAVE YOU THOUGHT
OF GIVING A KODAK
AS A XMAS GIFT ?
fast-lens (/6.3)
KODAK JUNIOR
tteRFS a camera we know yoa'U
n like. Kodak Junior Si*-20 (Jji.3)
takes 2 *4 *x 3 Vi'pictures, yet it*a com
pact, light, easy to use. Its faet/16.3
lens gets snapshots even indoors with
Photoflood lamps and Kodak “SS"
Film. See it today. Other models from
*10- --- .
We have a fine line of Ko
daks, and the prices are
really very attractive.
The Potter Studio
PLAN YOUR CHRISTMAS
DINNER NOW
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Mixed Nuts in shell, 2 lbs. 65cts
Mixed Nuts Salted per lb. 85cts
Shelled Almonds, (Calif) ” ” 75cts
Shelled Almonds .Imp.
Blanched, per lb.$1.15
Sliced Almonds, per lb.50cts
Shelled Walnuts, halves 75cts
Gnd. Wal. 114 lb cans each $1.25
Mince. Meat rum flavor
Bulk, per lb. . 20cts
Mince Meat, Brandy flavor
Jars . 65cts
Cluster Raisins, pkg. 1 lb. .. . 25cts
Cherries, red and green
On the stem . 50cts
Rubyettes red and green 25cts
Plum Pudding fig and date
Per Can . 45cts
Fresh Grapes, red & white, lb. .40
Frpsh Grapefruit, Oranges
And Apples
Turkey supply limited, order now
Roasting Chickens per lb. 47cts
Fancy plump birds
Capons extra quality “ ” 60cts
Pr me roast rib rolled ” ” 47cts
Hams for roasting per lb.43cts
Frozen Strawberries sugared 30cts
Frozen Raspberries sugared 30cts
Frozen Oysters Olympia, Eastern.
Fresh Cranberries per qt.25cts
Fresh cabbage, per lb.12cts
Stuffed Anchovies, per tin 50cts
Stuffed Olives 15cts to $1.00 a jar
Pickled Peppers .... 25cts to 35cts
Spiced Fruits . 35cts to 95cts
A Basket of Delicacies is a Pleasing Gift
THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF BULK CHRISTMAS CANDIES
NOW ON DISPLAY—PRICES RANGE FROM
25cts TO 50cts PER POUND
LAST MINUTE CHOICE
If you cannot decide what to give for Christmas, just ..remember that a BOX OF
FANCY CHOCOLATES is always, at all times, and for every oc
casion, a very acceptable gift.
SALE BEGINS TODAY
Here is a real opportunity to get
a new dress for Christinas
Visit the store and select your
dress at your earliest
Opportunity
ALL SILK DRESSES
WILL BE OFFERED AT
33 1-3 % OFF
For Cash, No Refunds. And
No Exchanges
LEST YOU FORGET
Our Christmas Drawing for the 50 VALUABLE PRIZES will take place Christmas
Eve—8:30 P. M. We will be glad to accept your postdated check in
payment of your account until your next payday.
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