NEWS ITEMS
Frank Shaw was a passenger to
Council today with the Mirow
Air Service, which carried a load
of Xmas freight for the residents
of the interior camp. The plane
is returning with a full load of
Xmas trees for sale in Nome.
The PAA mail plane, after be
ing detained in Nome since last
Friday by weather conditions,
hopped oil this morning for Fair
banks with Miss Roberta Watson
as a passenger.
The regular Monday and Thurs
day mail planes are expected to
fly to Nome from Fairbanks to
morrow with last minute Xmas
mail from the states.
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P!lot Sig Wien of the Wien Al
aska Airlines mad. a flight to
Macklin creak today, returning
with the body cif H. Brorsotn who
was found dead about ten days
aga in his cabin there. One oth
er person also returned, name
unknown.
Arriving today by Mirow Air
Service from Council was a con
i signm nt of Christmas Trees for
the Polet Stores, winch were im
mediately placed on sale, and re
ports say, are quickly being dis
posed of. It was feared, if the
unfavorable weather continued
that Xmas trees would not be
.available in Nome this year, but
fortunately conditions permitted
the shipment to be brought here.
Lehmann’s received on the Mi
row Air Service plane, today, a
shipment of Xmas Trees especial
forW
GIV E THE MOST PERFECT Ij.
GIFT OF ALL !! |
Choose from the wide selection of gifts from
HAGEN’S and give with the knowledge that
no gift could be finer. Quality jewelry, lovely gL
and attractive, will continue to give pleasure £
for years to come . . . and HAGEN’S low' i*
prices make it easy to give freely!
OUR CHRISTMAS STOCK HAS $•
MANY SUGGESTIONS FOR YOU
Distinctive gifts, in good taste and 'Hf
designed in pleasing style will be V
a constant reminder of your thought* X,
fulness. i
HAGEN |
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN X.
Nome, Alaska.
ly prepared for tfheir Xmas trade.
The trees are going rapidly, as
orders were accepted previously
to their arrival, it was reported.
If mild weather continues it looks
like an enjoyable Xmas season
for everyone in Name.
Thursday and Friday are the
only two shopping days left be
fore Christmas, so our tip to you
is to be sure and recheck your
gift lists and make sure no one
has been overlooked.
Many fine suggestions for gifts,
your home celebration and plans
for entertainment are contained
daily in the advertising columns
of the Nugget.
Don“t overlook some of the ex-!
cellent opportunities being offer-1
I ed. And remember only two 1
jdays left and then Christmas.
The Nome Weather Bureau sta
tion under Meteorologist Ross
Dobbs, today, reported that the1
l highest barometer reading ever
i taken at Nome was obtained to-1
jday.
! The reading indicated 31.22, and
presages fair and colder weather
! for this section.
While not believed to be extre
mely cold, the lowering of the
temperature will insure arrival
; and departure of planes with
! Xmas mail, and bring fair weath
j er up to Xmas Day.
It is hoped that the fine wea
ther will continue on Xmas Day,
allowing opportunity for people
to get about.
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Inquiry has been made for one,
Moses E. Strand, to whom funds
have been left from an estate in
Norway. If anyone knows who
Moses E. Strand is, or who is
entitled to his money, please ad-!
vise the Vice Consul for Nor-1
way, Slang Anderson, Douglas
Building, Seattle, Wn.
There is Still Time—for Xmas
Gift Suggestions, please turn to
the advertisement of Lehmann’s
| appearing on page three.
LOST—Three picture enlarge-,1
ments in an envelope. Please re-,
turoe to Nugget Office. Small,
' reward. St,
Perfect Faith
“Smith’s wife thinks the world'
of her husband.
“Does she.
“Yes, she even believes the
parrot taught him to swear.”
___
Wife—Here’s an advertisement
of a new kind of shirt that hasn’t
any buttons.
Hubby'—Huh? I’ve been wear-1
ing that kind for years.
_
The Empty Scabbard
Husband (hearing burglars in
the downstairs)—Sh-h, dear. This
! is going to be a battle of brains. >
Wifey—How brave of you, dear
to go unarmed.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
4
AFTER JAN. 1ST OUR OFFICES WILL CLOSE
ON SATURDAYS AT 1 P. M.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
12 DAYS LEFT TO DO |
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To make it easier (or you, we Lute-Fisk (or Christmas Eve is ]
have grouped suitable gifts on ready for use. j
tables at reduced prices. Our 50^ i
75c and $1.00 tables contain ex- \
cellent values. Our Assortment of TABLE DE- j
LICACIES and MEATS is com
plete. Let us supply your dinner i
We are offering special prices wants. j
on Candies, Nuts, and Fruits for I
the Stocking. ' ]
IBe sure and look over the Fan
cy Baskets of Fancy Groceries,
Remember our Xmas Eve Draw- Fruits and Nuts and Candies fea
ing for the 50 Valuable Prizes. tured at the Branch Store.
POLET’S STORES
Santa's Headquarters
"THE NATIVITY”
Eskimo Methodist Church
Friday, Dec. 24, 7:30 F.M.
Piano and organ prelude of
carols, 7:00 P. M.
Carols by Junior Choir and
Church hoir, 7:30 P. M.
Processional.
Prologue: Prophet Isaiah.
Junior hoir: "It Came Upon
the Midnight Clear”.
Reading: “The Story”—__
.. Charley Weoteuluk.
Shepherd Scene: Music by the
two choirs.
Manger Scene:
Duet: “Infant Holy”—Mrs.
Freida Larson, and Mias
. Grace O’Connor
Church Choir: “Silent Night"
in Eskimo.
“We Three Kings".
Offering.
Children’s Department: “Away
in a Manger" and unison prayer.
Organ Interlude.
“Joy to the World’’.
Reader throughout: Olaf PLs
coya, interpreter.
The public is welcome.
Dr. W. A. Rystrom
DENTIST
HOURS:
10—12 A.M. 1—4:30 P.M.
and 7 to 8 P. M.
(By Appointment)
Located Opposite Federal Bldg.
First Avenue West
i
Phone Main 22
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Thos. R. Lyons Ira D. Orton
Lyons & Orton
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Building j
Seattle, Washington
CHAS. CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Been.
FRONT ST. NOME
DREAm THEATRE
IOO% TALKING PICTURES
=, MANAGEMENT C.H.COOE (=5-3—*
P-f7fl,fQthtst HoVfuiMStttoi TfuuatAt !m U.S- f~s~~*
FRIDAY
ONE SHOW 7:30 P M
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
GENE STRATTON PORTER S
“FRECKLES”
WITH 1
TOM BROWN—VIRGINIA WEIDLER
And “MICKEY’S MAN FRIDAY”
CHAPTER No. 6
-THE RED RIDER
onesiiow 8 pT»L
SATURDAY
WHEELER and WOOLSEY IN
THE NITWITS”
Also—“ANOTHER WILD IDEA”
And—“TOYLAND BROADCAST"
Xmas Stockings for the Kids
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
SUNDAY
TWO SHOWS 7:15 and 9. P M.
“RENDEZVOUS AT MIDNIGHT”
With Ralph Bellamy and Valerie Hobson
Also—“HIS LUCKY DAY”
And “HULA HONEYMOON”
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
ORCHESTRA MUSIC
AT THE NEVADA
Dancing to Orchestra Every Night Starting Xmas
Eve and Including New Year’s Night
—10 P. M. To 2 A. M.
SERVICE OUR MOTTO
TOM CLONINGER