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j'OK BERING SEA
1933.
Alaska Steamship Company 1»33
nailing schedules _frpm Seattle for
Bering Sea are as follows:
„ S.. S. Victoria sails June Second.
July Sixth, September Sixth, Octo
ber Sixth; and s’. S. Deriblay sails
«n June First, Augipt 13th; bout
steamers calling g,t Nome, Golovin
and St, Michael. The SS Derblay
also calling at Teller and Kotxe
bue Sound.
In view • of present economic
conditions the company announces
a reduction of rates on two basic
c mniodities, coal and oil. including
gasoline and diesel oil.. The new
( sacked coal rate from Seattle to
the anchorage at Nome, Golovin
and St. Michael is five, dollars per
ton in carload lots, and Nine dcxl
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lara' per ton for less than carload
lots. Rate on petroleum oil" will
' be Seven dollars irfty cents per
ton on carloads, and ten dollars
por ton for less than carload lots.
V ALASKA S. S. COMPANY.
JAMES DALY, Agent
NOME MINING BUREAU
The Northwestern Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce has organized a
mining bureau in connection with
the Chamber, fWr the purpose of
assembling information on undevel
oped mining properties in North
western AMsba. with A- v|tw o|
bringing together the 'mine own
ers and possible Investors.
Mr. M. J. Walsh will act as
Secretary of the Mining Bureau.
Owners of undeveloped mining
properties are invited to file with
the Bureau information relative
to their properties. This may be
done by calling pesoaally at the
office of Mr. Wlalsh in the City
Hall, or by letter addressed to
h'm. .
This Bureau has been organized
for the reason that the Chamber
has received numerous Communi
cations la the past inquiring for
information relative to “ mining
properties in thde _ vicinity. By
(gathering the necessary data rela
tive to such properties it can
readily be made available to pros
pective investors. All mine own
ers are Invited to cooperate.
- * Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Nome, Alaska
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DR. L W. FROMM
DCNTI0T
Opposite Noose Nagto
Pboae Mala 1
“A SMILE”
From the I^and of the —
MIDNIGHT SUN
Nome. Alaska.
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ttoady for a Rainy May
Friend (dazing aloft)—Aren’t
iyou worried wlr n you sec your
(n u si.,ud looping the loop?
Aviator’s wife--Oil lio, You see.
1 remove all his loose change from
his pockets before he goes up.
eighborly —Love--—
Tramp—The 1 iclv next door has
give me a piece of 'omemade cake.
Wktn't you give me somethin’ too?
Lady—-Yes, I’d better give you
a digestive tablet.
... Came the Dawn .... .
It was Willie's. first ride in a
railroad train, and the succession
of wonders had reduced him to a
state of hysterical astonishment.
The train Tounded a bend and
with a shriek of its whistle plung
ed into the funnel.
There were gasps of surprise
from the corner in which Willie
was kneeling.
Suddenly the train rushed into
broad daylight again and the small
voice wns lifted in wonder.'
"It’s tomorrow," gasped the
small ibo^,
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Vitamins j
A little daughter was being told j
Just how good cod liver oil was
for her to take, just how full ot
magic sunshine vitamins it was.'
She began to grow skeptical
after a few spoonfuls and asked:
"Mother, when do I start gett
ing sunburned and tanned from
all those sunshine vitamins?’”
~ I knew that Jack was born to
lead."
"Has he attained a high posi
tion ”
"Yes, he is now yell master of
his college class.”
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The SEATTLE PUR EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Seattle, P.S.A. ,
‘ Playing Him Up.
They jnet In the market square
for their usual exchange qf gossip.
“They do say that. Mrs. Nobbs
treats her poor husband like .1
j mandolin.’• said Mrs. Grey. i
| ‘Dike a mandolin, dearie?’* ech
oed her fripnd.
“Yes picking on him all the
time,"' explained Mrs. Gray.
Mustn’t Try Him Too Much
“Darling!’,’ she cried, I v,e tist
read »bht a man out West fxchang
ed his wife far a horse. *Drtirie,
you? wouldn’t exchange me for a
horse, would you?’’
“Never!" he replied, dutifully;
then “But I’d hate to ha,vo any
one tempt me with a good oar!"
Slump For Two.
Mrs. Newlywed—Have you any
nice sliimim tills morning?.
Hutcher— Slumps Wha\ are
they?
Airs*. Newlywed—I don’t know,
hut my husband is airways talking
obout a 'dump in the market, so
i thought I’d try one.
Home, Sweet Home
“All dressed." she said sweet’ ,
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as she b-eezed ijto the living
I room where he’d bren waiting ’.we
. ir trs. >
’ Huh!” prowled her husband.
1 . king disgustedly at her eveai-t?
.gown, “you still look only half."
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Parents Often Wonder
Visitor—-your son is making
good progress with, his violin. He
jis beginning to play quite well.
I Host—Do vou really "think so?
'We were afraid that we merely
ihad got used to it.
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Hint to Wives
"How did you cure your hus
band of staying late at the club.?**
$ “Well, when he came in late I
(called out, 'Is that 'you. Hans. "
(and my husband's name is Fritz."
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Knew His Partner
j A lady who had invited three
others for an evening's bridge re
ceived a- telephone message at the
.last moment that one of her guests
(could, not come. So she asked her
.husband ,>f he- would not make the
.fourth. "All right, dear,’’ he
jsaid. “just wait till I dress."
"I5ut you’re already dressed,
darling."
I "No,” he said, "I've still got to
put on my shinguards."
Disproved
Johnuio—Mamma, this .book says
knowledge is power.
Mamma- And it is, my child.
Johnnie^—No, mamma, it isn’t.
I know ther^-is pie in the pantry,
but I ain't got power to get it.
For other airplane activities J$o*
under the Telegraph Bulletin day*
of "the w »ek'
NOTICE
. Subscribe for the Nome Weekly
Nugget and the DsOy Bulletin
delivered at your door every even
ing for- 92-00 per month.
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Large size envelopes, big en
ough t<> mail the Nome Weckiv
Nugget and send via Arst cUn
airplane - mall, can now be had **•
the Nugget office.
Keep posted dally by subscrib
ing for the Dally Bulletin.
IN THE EXITED STATES DIST
IUCT COl’Rf FOR THE SECOND
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF AL- '!
ASK A. IN BANKitC|*T(’A'.
, Inof-. McCarthy * Pa,tr*
!o«.« Inc ; «I!anifrupt.
Ter thi- Creditors* of McCarthy &
Panov. lire., of Nome, in the Cajto
Nome Precinct, ' Second Division,
[Territory of Alaska, a bankrupt:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that mr the 4th day of March,
A. H 1933, the said VlcCarth
& Pa nos, Inc., was duly adjadicat
-.j— —— 1 —-..-—if- 3 - h——
ed bankrupt and that the first me*
ihg of its creditors will “be held
at Nome in the office of the un- ‘
daarwigtred Referee, city Hall Buiid
ing, on the 27th day of March] A
D. 1933. at 2 o'clock in the after
noon. at which time the said cred
itors may attend and prove their
claims, appoint a trustee,', examine
the Bankrupt and transact such oth-f.. \
er business as may probably come
before said meeting. —
Done at Nome, . Alaska, this
4th day of March, 1933.
M. J.- WALSH,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Publish—March 4, 11, 1933.
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WRESTLING BOXING NATIVE SPORTS
BASKET BALL PUSH BALL
Tumbling Exhibition
k u> ’ ■ **" n.- v
FOOT RAGING FREE FOR ALL FIGHT
OBSTACLE RACES WALKING MATCH
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Any one wishing to compete in the above sports,
file entries with Walter Nelson,’Chairman of the Ath
letic Committee, before Monday’s Baseball Practice.
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Saturday, March 11
LARGE EAGLE HALL
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Admission Adults 50 cts. School Children 25 cts.
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