Dream Theatre
TONIGHT
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cts
“YOU CAN’T BUY
EVERYTHING ”
WITH
MAY ROBESON LEWIS STONE
JEAN PARKER
TBE “LADY FOR A DAY" BECOMES QUEEN OF WALL STREET
ALSO
METROTONE NEWS
AND
‘MENU"
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25ct»
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 Gsod Food.
PUBLIC XMAS DANCE
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23
EVERYBODY INVITED
The Nome Amusement Co.
GEORGE WHALEY, Manager
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Community Xmas
Celebration Is
Tomorrow
Tomorrow is the big day. when
the Community Xmas Celebra
tion commences and Santa Claus
comes to town, to see all of the
little children of Nome. If the
weather holds out he will be able
to fly on to the United States to
see all of the children out there.
The Sports Program will com
mence at 12 o’clock, Noon tomor-j
row, and will continue through
several exciting events for the!
young Nomeites.
Santa is due to come down
Front Street following comple
tion of the sports events, about
1:15 P. M., and all the little Nome j
ites are requested to be on hand i
to receive him.
Then in the evening the scene
shifts to the public school audi
torium where the program com
mences at 8 P. M. Following the
program Santa Claus will appear
once more to hand out presents
to all of the children assembled
there.
The big Christmas Tree from
the timber line which arrived in
Nome late Saturday,is now being
decorated and we can imagine
many presents being grouped un
der its spreading boughs.
The general spirit of Christmas
has made itself prominent lately,
by the signs of home decorations
appearing everywhere.
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Generally fair weather prevail
ed this morning over the Nome- j
Fairbanks air route and south
ward. Snow and rain was observ
ed over southeastern Alaska.
An extensive storm area was
charted this morning over the
Gulf of Alaska with the center
of the “low" observed about 200
miles west of Ketchikan. High
pressure is noted over the Yukon
Territory.
Some low temperatures observ
ed at 7 a.m. wefe as follows:
McGrath —52 Fairbanks —44
Nulato —34 Dawson —54 Akla
vik —52 Hot Springs —27 Ruby
—24 Deering —8 Kotzebue —7
The lowest temperature at
iNome last night was —4 and the
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
TREAT YOUR DOGS
RIGHT
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FEED THEM
EGAVIK AND TELLER
DRIED SALMON
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lOcts lb.
WHILE IT LASTS
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
highest yesterday 14 above.
Weather one year ago today at
Nome—cloudy with occasional
snow and mixture of rain and
snow at times, temperatures:
highest 32, lowest 25; wind aver
age velocity 12.0 miles per hour
from tihe Northeast.
Baseball Jan. 6th
With respect to the coming
season of indoor baseball it was
learned that practices would con
tinue for the men’s teams during
the holiday season, with the only
exception to the regular times of
tomorrow night.
Practices thereafter will be on
the following Sunday, Monday,
and Wednesday in December, &
the first Sunday and Monday in
January.
The first games of the regular
season are to be played on Wed
nesday evening, January 6th,
commencing at 8 P. M., it was
announced. Since the benefit
games when the teams met for
the first time in exhibition play
ing, the various squads have been
settling down to some serious
practice and development, for the
opening of the series. Of course
no team wants to lose the first
game of the series—but, as you
know, somebody has to lose.
LOCAL ITEMS
Councilman Alvin Polet who
left Nome today by plane for
Fairbanks, expects to fly to An
chorage tomorrow and will spend
Christmas with his wife and her
relatives there, then proceed on
to Seattle via steamer.
Upon arrival in Seattle Mr.
Polet expects to receive attention
for his eyes, and will, upon its
completion hurry back to Nome
to continue his duties here, in
connection with the A. Polet
Stores.
Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
•
Air Service left for Fairbanks to
day with Alvin Polet, Jerry Gal
vin, Mr. MacDonald and Ernie F.
Bauer as passengers. The plane is
expected to return to the Nome
base tomorrow.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Mir
ow Air Service, left here today
for Kotzebue via Koyuk. The
plane had a load of express for
Kotzebue when leaving Nome, &
will pick up two passengers at
Koyuk who are enroute to Kot
zebue. The plane is scheduled to
return to Nome tomorrow.
have you thought
OF GIVING A KODAK
AS A XMAS GIFT ?
fast-lens (/6.3)
KODAK JUNIOR
lIEKrS a camera we know you'll
“ like. Kodak Junior Six-20 (/U4J)
takes 2Vi'* 3 Vi'pictures, yet it's com
pact, light, easy to use. Its tutfjSA
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.
i 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. ST.15
Sliced Almonds, per lb.50cts
Shelled Walnuts, halves ” ” 75cts
Gnd. Wal. VA lb cans each $1.25
Mince Meat rum flavor
Bulk, per lb.20cts
Mince Meat, Brandy flavor
Jars~.*. 6Sets ,
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
I
Fre^Ii Grapes, red & white, lb. .40
Fresh 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 IScts 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 Christmas
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 Christinas
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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POLET’S STORES
—THE STORE OF 1000 GIFTS—