Dream Theatre
ONE SHOW_. . 8 P. M.
FRIDAY
SPECIAL XMAS SHOW
No Raise In Admission Prices
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“ NOW AND FOREVER ”
WITH
SHIRLEY TEMPLE GARY COOPER
CAROLE LOMBARD
ALSO
CHAPTER 5
“RUSTLERS OF RED DOC”
AND
“NITE BEFORE XMAS’ —Silly Symphony in Color
SO THAT YOU MAY ENJOY YOUR XMAS
DINNER, WE WILL START THE SHOW
AT 8 P M
FREE CANDY FOR THE KIDS
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CEN'ft
ONE SHOW 8 P. M
NORTH POLE
Bakery & Restaurant
E. G. DAVIS
We Excell In Bakery Goods Of All Kinds.
Popularly Known For Service And Good Food.
PUBLIC XMAS DANCE
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23
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EVERYBODY INVITED
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The Nome Amusement Co.
GEORGE WHALEY, Manager
Weather Today
Fair skies were observed gen
erally over central, western and
southern Alaska at 7 a.m. Un
settled weather with rain and
snow occurring over southeast
ern Alaska.
Temperatures reported contin
ue well below aero in most sec
tions of Alaska. Some minimum
readings were as follows: Mc
Grath —46 Flat — J* Hot
Springs —32 Tanana —34 Ruby
—35 Kaltag —88 Nulato —40,
Fairbanks —28 Golovin —18.
A storm area of considerable
intensity continues near the south
eastern coast of Alaska while
barometer readings were rising
over Seward Peninsula and the
Bering Sea district.
The lowest temperature at
Nome last night was —13 and the
highest yesterday 2 above zero.
Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mir
ow Air Service returned to Nome
today with Mrs. Panting, wife of
the mechanic for the Wien Alas
ka Airlines at Nome, and Ron Tay
lor who will spend Christmas
with the M rows, besides a small
quantity of express.
Pilot Mirow is scheduled for
another flight to Fairbanks the
day after Christmas.
Pilot John Cross of the Wien
Alaska Airlines returned today
to Nome, after spending the night
at Solomon.
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Mir
ow Air Service returned to Nome
today from Kotzebue with a load
of fresh shee fish and some Xmas
pa -cels.
Si Wallin and Mr. Montague
were passengers to Dime Land
ing and two natives were pass
engers from Koyuk to Kotzebue
yesterday.
The Pacific Alaska Airways El
ectra plane is expected through
from Fairbanks tomorrow with
the regular Thursday mail. It is
hoped the plane will be able to
make the round trip tomorrow.
Because the special train had
such a large load of mail into
Fairbanks, it is expected that the
plane will have much-dyed
mail matter and considerable ex
press.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
TREAT YOUR DOGS
RIGHT
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FEED THEM
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EGAVIK AND TELLER
DRIED SALMON
lOcts lb.
WHILE IT LASTS
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Program of The j
Native Church
Xmas Services
j The following program under j
J the direction of Deaconneas Miss
Dorothy Russell is being given
at the Native Church tomorrow
night.
Hymnn No. 312—It Came Up
j on a Midnight Clear.
! Prayer by the Pastor—Rever
end Vincent Widney.
Recitation—A Christmas Wish
i by Henry McLuke.
Song—Dear Little Jesus by the
iFrimary Children.
Recitation—Christmas Tokens,
by Five Girls.
Song—While Stars of Christ
mas Shine, by Second and Third
Primary Classes.
Hymn No. 210—0 Little Town
of Bethlehem.
Pageant—Gifts for the King—
The manger scene, Arrival of the
S epherds, Conrng of the W se
Men, Our Gifts to the King, by
Primary, Juniors, Young People
and Adults
i Hymn No. 214—O Come All
Ye Faithful.
! The program is to commence
Christmas Eve, trmorrow, at 7:30
P. M.
!
47 Miners’ Bodies
Taken from Shaft
After Explosion
-Mr 'fKp Associated •’■essi
TORRKON, Coahuila, Mexico,1
Dec. 23, — Forty-seven bodies
were recovered from the mine
shaft of the Rosita coal mine,
two hundred and twenty-live mil
cs northeast of here, whet# an
explosion occurred yesterday.
Other bodies are believed to
be still in the mine.
Twenty-eight miners were brot
out of the smoking mine suffer
ing from injuries or gas poison
ing, and it is feared that more
have died down below.
The cause of the explosion is
unknown, and it may be that the
fire damp may have been set off
by an unknown spark.
Physicians, nurses and medical
supplies have been rushed to the
little mining village.
Papers For Sale
The Nome Daily Nugget
s for Sale at the following
oiaces of business :
The Nome Drug Store
The Bo; rd of Trade,
The Nevada
Pioneer Fountain Lunch
HAVE YOU THOUGHT
OF GIVING A KODAK
AS A XMAS GIFT ?
fast-lens {f-6.3)
KODAK JUNIOR
T TFR K*S a camera we know row-a
*1 like. Kodak Junior Si*-20(/AS>
takes 2i/4'*3V4‘’ pictures, fuit’icon
pact, light, easy to use. Its
lens gets snapshots even indoors wick
Photoflood lamps and Kodak “SS”
Film. See it today. Other models Iraea
$10. _ _ .
We have a fine line of Ko
and the prices are
really very attractive.
The Potter’Studio
Subscribe tor The Nome
Dailv Nugget: $2 a month
PLAN YOUR CHRISTMAS
DINNER NOW
T
| Mixed Nuts in shell, 2 lbs. 65ct:
j Mixed Nuts Salted per lb. 85cts
Shelled Almonds, (Calif) ” ” 75ets
Shelled Almonds .Imp.
Blanched, per lb.SI.15
Sliced Almonds, per lb.50cts
Shelled Walnuts, halves ” ” 75ets
Gnd. Wal. 114 lb cans each 51.25
Mince Meat rum flavor
Bulk, per lb.Mels
Mince Meat, Brandy flavor
Jars.65cts
Cluster Raisins, pkg. 1 lb.25cts
Cherries, red and green
On the stem . 50cts
Ruhyettes red and green .. . 25cts
Plum Pudding fig and date
Per Can . 45cts
Fit h Grapes, red & white, lb. .40
Fresh Grapefnrt, Oranges
And Apples i
Tt rkey supply limited, order now
R-.istinr Chickens per lb. 47cts j
Fancy plamp birds
C'pons extra quality “ ” 60cts
Pr me rrast, rib rolled ” ” 47cts
(lams for roasting per lb.43cts
Frozen Strawberries sugared SOcts
Frozen Raspberries sugared SOcts
Frozen Oysters Olympia, Eastern.
Fresh Cranberr'es per qt. .... 25cts
Fresh cabbage, per lb. IScts
Stuffed Anchovies, per tin SOcts
Stuffed Olives IScts to $1.00 g Jar
Pickled Peppers .... 25cts to S5cfe
Spiced Fruits .35cts to 95cts
A Basket of Delicacies is a Pleasing Gift
THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF BULK CHRISTMAS CANDIES
NQW ON DISPLAY—PRICES RANGE FROM
25cts TO 50cts PER POUND
LAST MINUTE CHOICE
If you cannot decide what to (five for Christinas,...lust..remember that a BOX OF
FANCY CHOCOLATES Is always, at all times, and for every oc
casion, a very acceptable (ifL
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 Christmas
Eve—8:30 P. M. We will be glad to accept your postdated check In
payment of your account until your next payday.
POUFS
—THE STORE OF 1000 GIFTS—