Lock NEWS
The results an details of the
children's da* races run today un
der the auspices of the Kennel
Club will be published in our next
issue.
Band and Chanters of Nile Tem
ple, O.M.S., will be cn the air over
K. J. It., Tuesday. April 4. from
'8:30 to 9 o’clock. Pacific Coast
Timet 5:30 to 6 p.m.. Nome thne)
JK.F. Bauer, of the Army Engin
eer service, who spent the ‘ winter
outside, is now enroute hack to
his Nome base. Bauer arrived at
Valdez. March 30th, and after go
ing to other points is expected to
arrive Nome about April 15th.
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Mr and Mrs. Polet left Nome
for Seattle this week on a well
deserved vacation, taking an NAT
plane from Nome to Fairbanks,
thence to Cordova or Valdez where
they made connections via boat.
Russell Maynard was also a pass
enger on the same plane to Fair
— banks
- Thos. L>. Jenson, register of the
local Land Office recently wired
the Commissioner of the General
J«and Office at ^ Washington, D.C..
inquiring as to whether the law
rv
suspending annual assessment work
on mining claims for the year end
ing July 1, 1933. had passed. The
Commissioner replied that the law
had not passed, but tHerr were
bills pending to that effect.
In a letter addressed to Ciff
Allyn. from Mrs. Julius Silverman
dated at San Fransisco. March 14
It is learned that her husband
lost his left leg and la vey sick.
She states that it was a very bad
case and that they had to aperate
on his leg three times in 36 hours.
|She also says that they lost their
business and all their .money in.
rbeir California venture. It will
be ruraemhered by readers that Mr.
Sllveuman was a fow years ago pro
prietor of the North Pole bakery.
In Nome.
Thru the courtesy of Mrs. Rus
sell Howe, the Nugget is pleased
in relate a social meeting of t
party of Nomeitee. Our o4d friend
Wayne Bartholomew, who is asso
ciated with James J. Keenan in
operating a new summer resort at
Green Lake situated on the, high
way leading to Mt. Rainier, and
Bud Harper and wife who are also
with them. Then in a short time
iilong came Agnes Ross, Mrs. Rus
sell Howe. Ca-pt. E. K. Johansen
and Billy Cameron. After a short
visit the host invited adl his friends
to a fine dinner. Mrs. Howe said
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GREATLY REDUCED HU RATES
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Licensed Equipment and Personnel
Address all communications to
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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LEAVES SEATTLE MAV 34; AUGUST B; AN'1> OCTOBER 1
FOR
BERING SEA POINTS ' —
CALLING ON ALL TRIPS AT NOME, GOLOVIN. ST. MICHAEL,
AND TELLER. ALSO GALLING ON THE FIRST TWO TRIPS
AT ALL KOZTEBUK SOUND PORTS
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SEATTLE OFFICE—827 OOLMAN BUILDING
it was some Nome sourdough home
mooting.
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Joseph Plien. U.S. Marshall* arr
Ived Tuesday evening from Mar
shall and is a patient in the hos
pital.
Mrs Gladys Nelly of IJnalaMeet
was operated on Wednesday for
appendicitis and is doing nicely.
John Nelson returned for treat
ment Wednesday night.
Charles O’Leary is able to walk
with the'aid of crutches and is re
siding at home again.
N»ck Evans, Mary Walker and
Lucy Lincoln are rapidly recover
ing from ■ appendicitis operations.
Henry Walker, Julius Nelson and
Ernent Augusten are about the
same.
"STOLEN HEAVEN”
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From New York’s back streets
to Florida's brilliant, sun-lighted
beaches, Nancy Carroll moves lit
her latest starring picture, "Stol
en Heaven,” the Dream Theatre
attraction for Tuesday, a picture
as vivid as its contrasts, as breath
taking in its emotional climaxes,
as«real and as beautiful in theme
as anything ever seen on the talk
ing screen.
* "Stolen Heaven" is the intrig
uing 9tory of two waifs of life. It
•moves swiftly, surely for a defin
ite effect, and gets It. Without a
moment of static pause for explan
ation it unfolds its dramatic mean
ing in scene after scene for force
ful action- From the moment
Philips Holmes and Nancy Carroll
meet in the darkness on a back
srtreet in New York, until they
find happiness In the drawing room
of a Cuban mansion. “Stolen Hla
ven" flashes and flares with mov
ement and change.
To save writing letter*, m.ill *
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Alaska Railroad passenger Service .
Trains leave Fairbanks 8 a.m.
every Friday, commencing Decem
ber 23. Returning arrives Fairbanks
every Monday at 4:45 p.m.
Freight Service
Train leaves Fairbanks every
Saturday. Returning arrives Fair
banks every Wednesday.
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From 6 p.m. till 2 p.m.
Special Dinners by Appoint
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BANKING NOTES
We Purchase Gold Dust, at Assay
Value less cost of handling.
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We Rent Safe Deposit Boxes.
We Transfer Mousy by Mail
or Telegraph.
We Pay Interest on time Deposits
at the rate of 8ft ’ per annum.
A Bank Account Encourages
and helps you to as re.
We Solicit Your Account.
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MINERS AND MHRCHNTS BANK
OP ALASKA
Capital...flOO,000.00
Bnrplus-- 21,000.00
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1933 Auction Sale Dates
May 16 Sept. 26
June 20 Oct 24
Mar 21 July 26 Nov. 21
Apr. 18 Aug. 20 Ibx 21
SPKCIAL SALKS HELP _
OX RBQURST OP SHIPPERS
Advances will fee made a* usual when re
quested. Transferred by telegraph If
desired.
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, The Seattle Fur
f&xchaitKe has al
ways demonstrated
to the satlsfaction
of all their shippers
that It ran and
does sell furs In
a manner superior
—to anyone else. Our
monthly auction
sales are reeojfniz
ed by buyers of row
furs as the best
source from which
to provide the wor
ld markets with
their requirements
of line Alaska furs.
The SEATTLE PUR?EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Seattle, IT.S.A.'
SERVICE
WEBSTER DEFINES SERVICE AS FOIJiOWS:
1st. ANY WORK PERFORMED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ANOTHER.
2nd A BENEFIT OB ADVANTAGE C*R USE. AN ADVAN
TAGE IN GENERAL.
we claim;
THAT THE SERVICE WE ARK RENDERING
TO THE NOME PUftEIC IS WORTHY OF
VOUR COOPERATION.
we feel;
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THAT WE ARK BENEFITING EVERYONE
IN THE COMMUNITY.
we hold;
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THAT BY USING AND TAKING ADVANTAGE
" OF OUR SERVICE I YOU ARK RECEIVING
BENEFITS COMMENSURATE WTTH THE
SUPPORT GIVEN. ’
IN PLAIN WORDS
THE SERVICE THAT WE ARE OFFERING IS SOMETHING
THAT DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BENEFIT EVERYONE IN
THE (COMMUNITY.
ON THE OTHER HAND
ANY OTHER METHOD OF SELLING GOODS IS SOLEY IN
VENTED FOR THE SELFISH BENEFIT OF THE INDIVIDUAL,
AND IF CAREFULLY ANALYZED, WILL BE FOUND TO BE
A OOIB—BLOODED AND UNNATURAL POLICY, WHICH IF
GIVEN TIME, WILL JEOPARDIZE ALL PARTIES CONCERN
ED WITH A CERTAINTY OF CAUSING PERMANENT INJURY
TO THE COMMUNITY.
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YOU WILL BENEFIT YOURSEt.P BY DOING HO \
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Thc^House of Service Quality and Low Prices