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WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL COST TO THE
CITY, OTHER THAN THE USUAL DRAYAGE
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OPENING
ARCTIC BEER PARLOR
AND CARD ROOM
Between Pioneer Drug Store And Dream Theatre
Jack Solomon, Prop.
Pilot A1 Monson
PA A At Golovin
Waiting Weather
Pilot A1 Monson of the Pacific Al
aska Airways has been at Golovin
since yesterday attempting to fly in
to Nome with the mail, but low vis
ibility here and elsewhere has pre
vented him. It was originally be
lieved that pilot Jones was making
the flight, but telephone conversation
last night disclosed it was A1 Mon
son.
Card Party
Last Evening
Well Attended
The Catholic Ladies Card Party
held last evening in the St. Joseph’s
I Hall, drew a large crowd of card
players, who indulged in several
games of whist.
Light refreshments were served
by the Catholic Ladies in their us-j
ual hospitable style and a pleasant
evening of entertainment ended.
Prizes were won by the follow
ing: Ladies—Mrs. Nels Swanberg,
Sr., was awarded first prize; Mrs.
Benawa, second and Mrs. Ross Kin
ney, third. Gentlemen—Chas. Code,;
first prize: Homer Roberts, second;
and Coleman Griffin, third.
Hard Times Ball
At Nevada Hall To
Be Novel Affair
The association of Jack Humling,
Roy Johnson and Jim Slack have
arranged for the staging of a “Hard
Times Ball,’ to be given at the Nev
ada Hall, this coming Saturday,
April 6th, commencing at 9:30 p.m.
Admission charge is gentlemen $1.
00 and ladies free. The dance, ac
cording to the sponsors will be for
whites only, and everyone is suppos
ed to come in “hard times” clothes.
They promise a fine for anyone ap
pearing in “dress-up” clothes, of 25
cents.
They are preparing to stage a big
dance and have arranged to give
prizes for the most ridiculously
ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
ANNOUNCES
S. S. ARTHUR J. BALDWIN
SAILS FROM SEATTLE
MAY 23RD
CALLING AT ALL PORTS FROM
ST. MICHAEL TO KOTZEBUE
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YOUR FREIGHT OFFERINGS
ARE SOLICITED
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dressed man and woman. And, in
addition, they are figuring on n prize
dance, for which there will also be
a prize. The time is Saturday ev
ening, April 6th, at the Nevada Hall.
Pilot Lynn At Elini
With Passengers &
Express For Nome
Pilot Lynn of the Northern Air
Transport was reported to be wait
ing for the weather to clear, at Elim
located on the coast of Norton
Sound. He flew there yesterday
from Kaltag, where he had been
weather bound before. He is bring
ing passengers and express into
Nome.
Two ARC “Cats”
Enroute Safely To
Put Ferry in Place
Two caterpillars of the Alaska Road
Commission left Nome about noon
today for Hastings Creek, to
jreak trail, enroute to Cape Nome
md Safety where they are to pull
the Safety ferry over the ice into its1
■egular position.
Last fall during the storms tne
erry broke loose and was carried
tgiite a way up Safety Lagoon. The 1
'cats" are to drag the ferry back in
to position so that it will be ready
to launch when the break-up comes.
Will Nenana
lee Go Out
Or Late
Chances on the Nenana Ice Pool
tickets closes today, in Nome. The
total amount of ticket money taken ;
in on guesses by Nomeites as to
when the ice moves at Nenana,
amounts to about $3,200. According
to the guesses made by Nomeites
the ice is supposed to move at Ne
nana early in May, and we hope
some one in Nome will be the lucky ■
winner, for once.
It may be that Nomeites did not
take into consideration that there
was little snow fell last fall and
that the ice in the river was froz
en to a depth much thicker than
usual, and naturally it would take
that much more spring water to
lift the ice than usual. However, it
is only a guess.
Edward Kungek,
Pt. Hope Native
Found Be Insane
At 2:00 o’clock this afternoon in
the offices of U. S. Commissioner C.
C. Tanner, a hearing was held into
the mental conditions of one Ed-1
ward Kungek, aged about 20 years.
A jury upon deliberation, found
him to be insane and, he is to be
committed to Morningside Sanitar
ium, Portland Oregon. The native;
boy was brought to Nome recently j
from Pt. Hope, where he had his^
home. _
George Anderson
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Will be in Nome again this summer.
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and Rent. Wire us your wants
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—THANK YOU—
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DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Alls. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
ONE SHOW 7:30 P. M.
ADULTS .55 Cents—CHILDREN .25 Cents
Dream Theatre
“YOUNG AMERICA”
WITH
SPENCER TRACY
DORIS KENYON
TOMMY CONLON
A STORY OF A BOY’S REFORMATION
ALSO
GREAT PIE MYSTERY
AND
RADIO GIRL—A CARTOON
ONE SHOW 7:30 P. M.
ADULTS 55 Cents—CHILDREN 25 Cents
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Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents Ftor Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
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HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO
LIKE A RICH, GENUINE, OLD
FASHIONED GINGERBREAD
DROMEDARY
GINGER BREAD
MIX
GUARANTEED SURE TO COME OUT RIGHT
—ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS “JUST ADD
WATER” AND THE RESULT IS A DELICIOUS,
SPICY, DARK, OLD-FASHIONED GINGER
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DROMEDARY GINGER BREAD
MIX IS BASED ON THE 200 YEAR
OLD PRIVATE RECIPE OF MARY
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OF GEORGE WASHINGTON.
This Article Has Been Tested And
Approved By The
Good Housekeeping Bureau
LET US SUGGEST THAT A GOB
OF PANTRY WHIPPING CREAM
ON TOP OF THE GINGER BREAD
MAKES IT EVEN MORE DELIC
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