A DISTINCTIVE
GIFT FOR ANY
MEMBER OF
THE FAMILY
Eastman Kodaks Are The
Time-Tried Kodaks
NOW ON DISPLAY AT
Large Crowds
Expected First
Games Wed. at 8
In the states they have theii
baseball seoson during the late
spring and summer, but here in
Nome our baseball season is just
commencing. ,
Of course we are referring to
indoor baseball in Nome, while
it is outdoor baseball in the
states.
There is little doubt that much
enthusiasm has so far been ex
cited. Nome has been without
a hall large enough for the game
for the past two years. Tomor
row night sees the first games
since the fire in 1934.
A league has been formel con
sisting of the Alaskans, Huskies,
(including high school and fed
eral players), Hammon and Com
mercial teams. Tomorrow night's
games are pre-season contests
and the proceeds go to swell the
Community Xmas Tree fund.
Adults admission charge is 50
cents and school children will be
charged 25 cefits.
To Start at 8 P. M.
The first game is between the
Alaskans and the Huskies and
will commence sharply at 8 P.
M. and the second game will be
between the Hammon and Com
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-THE POTTER STUDIO
NORTH POLE
Bakery & Restaurant
E. G. DAVIS
We Excell In Bakery Goods Of All Kinds.
Popularly Known For Service And Good Food.
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DANCE—Whites Only—Every Sat. Night—
(Unless Advertised Otherwise)—Adm. $1.
Skating Sunday—3-6 public—7-10 White Only
Skating 35cts
PUBLIC DANCE—Every Wed. Night Adm. $1.
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The Nome Amusement Co.
GEORGE WHALEY, Manager
mercials. Umpires will be Nor
vin Lewis and Guy Boyd. Score
keoper will be Alvin Polet.
Reagular seasonal games are to
commence shortly after the first
of the year, it was announced.
Entrances To Gym
Entrances to the big gymna
sium will be by the door on
the North side, and on the West
end of the gym. Unless the at
tendance overcrowds the full
seating capacity of the hall, no
spectators will be allowed on the
playing floor.
Only a limited number will be
admitted to the stage it was an
nounced, due to the lack at pres
ent of adequate bleacher seating
facilities, so it will be well for
those who desire these vantage
seats to be there early.
No Smoking
The School Board which is in
charge of the building wished
j to request the public to refrain
from smoking inside of the gym
nasium. A smoking room is pro
vided on one side of the stage
with the proper receptacle for
“butts”. Another such receptacle
has been placed in the men’s
lavatory, and smoking in other
parts of the building is not per
mitted, it was stated. Signs in
the gym also proclaim the fact.
The reason for this prohibi
i tion was explained, not so much
| the danger of the actual smok
ing, but of the damage done by
cigars and cigarettes when they
are either thrown on the floor
and forgotten, or are ground out,
both of which leave a burned
spot, which is decidedly unsdght
iiy.
The School Board asked the
public to cooperate in its regula
tion concerning this practice.
Duke of Windsor
Bed Today Due
Weeks Worries
(By The Associated Press)
ENZESFELD, Austria, Dec. 15,
—Former King Edward VIII of
England, now known as the Duke
of Windsor, was confined to his
bed with a headache today, due
to the intensive strain of the
past few weeks.
An attendant at the chateau
where Edward is staying hinted
that Mrs. Wallis Simpson might
soon occupy a suite at the chat
eau which is now being refur
nished.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
TREAT YOUR DOGS
RIGHT
FEED THEM
EGAVIK AND TELLER
DRIED SALMON
_ _ * * V‘] # I • « ' * * £ „
j -."it ■■■
lOcts LB.
WHILE IT LASTS
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Murray Stuart in the PAA
Pilgrim plane arrived at Nome
this afternoon from Fairbanks
with mail. The plane is to re
main overnight and take off with
passengers and mail tomorrow
morning.
Pilot John Cross of the Wien
Ala&kaAirlines returned to Nome
today from Kotzebue via Deer
ir.g with two hundred pounds of
fresh shee fish from the Kotzebue
section, for the A. Polet Stores
here. Mrs. Wagner was a pas
senger from Kivalina to the hos
pital at Kotzebue yesterday.
Pilot Lerdahl of the Wien Al
aska Airlines, returning from
Bluff yesterday, stopped at Solo
mon and suffered some damage
to the plane’s landing gear. Pilot
Frank Whaley of the Mirow Air
Service was sent down today to
bring to Nome the Bluff passen
gers—Messrs. Galvin, Mickelson
and McDonald. Pilot Lerdahl is
expected to return to Nome to
morrow.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service returned from a trip
to Fairbanks this afternoon with
express.
Calkins9 Shoppe
—FOR CHRISTMAS—
WOMENS WEARING
APPAREL ARRIVING
SOON BY PLANE
Glikins’ Shoppe
YENNEY’S
Water Delivery
Phone Black 7
Good Service
Complies With Sanitary
Regulations of The City
Of Nome.
CITY CAFE
OPENING DECEMBER 7
CHOP SUEY—NOODLES
All kinds of American or Oriental
Dlshee
Special Parties Anytime
(Next to the City Laundry)
FRANK MIYAUCHI, Chef
Cavey’s Bakery
GOOD CUP OF COFFEE
BEST PASTRY IN NOME
Good Meals
OPEN FROM C AJML TO 1 AM.
Harry Longley
Leave Pilgrim
Springs Wed.
Harry Longley, Kougarok mail
carrier, ia making a special dog
team trip to Pilgrim Hot Springs
leaving Nome Wednesday, Dec.
16th, carrying a load of Christ
mas presents and gifts of all
kinds for the children and Cath
olic dignatories there.
Anyone wishing to send any
presents or gifts, of any kind are
requested to deliver them to the
home of Mr. Longley on C street
between now and Wednesday
morning.
FOB SALE—Modern heating
■tores—burn either hard or soft
ooal—slightly used. Inquire at the
Nugget Office for Information.
Dream Theatre
TONIGHT
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
\DM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cts
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“THE WOMAN IN HIS
LIFE”
WITH ~ -
OTTO KREUGER
BEN LYON
UNA MERKEL j
ISABEL JEWEL
ROSCOE KARNS
There Is A Soul Mate For Every Hungry Heart
ALSO
— PARAMOUNT NEWS —
J
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AND
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“BEER PARADE”—A Scrappy Cartoon
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cta
ARROW SHIRTS -
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ARROW~CRAVAT
This new variety of Silk Ties are of resilient construc
tion and lined, meaning that these ties will keep shape
and dressy appearance. Large assortment of smart styles
and colors. You are bound to please if you select your
gifts from the Arrow brand of ties.
SPECIAL GIFT PRICE—3 Ties $4.00
We also have a large variety of ties that you can purchase
at the following prices.—50 cent Ties—Special Gift Price
3 for $1.25—75 cents Ties—Special gift price 3 for $1.90—
01.00 Ties Special Gift Price 3 for $2.60.
ARROW WHITE COLLARS
Several Shapes and Varieties—3 for $1.00
We Also Have
| ARROW MITOGA
► SHIRTS
^ With Aroset Collars
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This is a new Shaped Shirt with a New Kind of Collar.
No matter how many times it’s laundered the collar will
keep its dressy Immaculate look—Without the use of •
single bit of starch.—Regular Price 92.45 per shirt.
SPECIAL XMAS GIFT PRICE—All Styles—Per Box of
3 Shirts—96.50—single Shirt 92-25
POLET’S" STORE