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Largest and safest plane in Alaska—14 place tri
motored Ford.
Also 7 other planes in sizes to meet all require
ments.
\\Te Carry Passenger Insurance
Experienced, Dependable, Courteous Pilots
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NOME FAIRBANKS ALASKA
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LOCAL ITEMS Pilot Kins Is 0. K.
Another regular meeting
of the Nome City Council
will take place next Mon
day, Feb. 10th, at 8 P. M.
in the City Hall.
Publication yesterday of
the delinquent tax roll of
the City of Nome, conclud
ed the final series of ad
vertisements required by
law, in order for the city to
take action on property, the
taxes upon which have not
been paid.
According to the notice,
a public auction of the par
ticularly described proper
ty, is to be held commenc
ing at 10 A. M. next Satur
day, Feb. 15th.
Newspaper advertising
'will develop new business
for you. _
Pilot Mirow took off
again this morning in re
sponse to a request from
Warren Ferguson at Deer
ing, that Pilot King of the
Ferguson Airways had not
been heard of for several
days. After picking up Mr.
Ferguson at Deering the
plane proceeded to Candle.
Dime Cr. and Koyuk. Pil
ot King was discovered to
have been sitting at Koyuk
unable to start his motor
due to high winds and ex
tremely low temperatures,
in starting the motor
Mechanic Barber of the
Mirow Air Service who ac
:ompanied Pil. Mirow, as
sisted in starting the motor
and then they returned to
Nome. The Ferguson Air
ways plane took off from
Koyuk for Dime, Candle,
Deering and Kotzebue.
— FEB. CLEARANCE SALE —
DRESSES
Reg. S16.75 $18.50 Now S10.50
Reg. SI 3.50 SI5.00 Now 88.50
Reg. S10.00 Now S3.00
COATS AND SWAGGER SUITS
Reg. S50.00 COAT—Size 20 Now 27.50
Reg. S35.00 COATS Now S19.50
Reg. S35.00 SWAGGER SUITS Now S19.50
Reg. S7.50 RAINCOAT Now S5.00
HATS
Keg. S6.00 NOW S2.00
Reg. S4.50 NOW S1.50
Reg. S1.00 BERETS Now S .75
PAJAMAS
Reg. S2.25 BALBRIGGAN Now 81.50
Reg. S1.73 CHILDREN’S PAJAMAS Now S1.25
BLOUSES
Reg. S2.50 Now S1.50
Reg. S3.50—S4.00 Now S2.50
Rtg. S5.00 Now 83.50
CHILDREN’S SWEATERS
Reg. 81.95 Now S1.25
Reg. S3.00 Now S2.25
LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES & SMOCKS
Reg. S2.25 Now S1.50
MILDRED’S SHOPPE
Clias. Reding Tells
Nomeites S. Alaska
T _
11 In a letter to Marsha
r Thos.Gaffney from our for
D mer townsman, Chas. Red
• ing, he informs him that he
3 is at Tenakee Springs, 8(
• miles from Juneau, when
- he has been staying for the
'• past few months.
After leaving Nome he
3 went to Sitka, but did noi
c enter the Pioneers Home
1 as was his intention, bui
stayed at a rooming house
• for two weeks. During his
stay at Sitka he visited the
; Home every day. He was
'; told at Sitka that if he
| would go to the Tenakee
Springs he would stand a
' chance of recovery. Hav
ing a little money left he
thought he would do so.
' He states that the springs
. are wonderful but so far he
. has not improved much.
Mr. Reding further says
that store prices are about
the same in Tenakee as at
Nome. Eventually he belie
jves he will return to the
Pioneers Home at Sitka.
At the Home he talked
with his old friend E. E.
Adams and Mike Kennedy
and all the other men from
Nome. He speaks in the
highest terms of the treat
ment the men receive and
says the Home is a monu
ment to the pioneer spirit
of Alaska, that knows no
bounds, when human wel
fare is concerned. He also
speaks very highly of the
popularity of Eiler Hanson,
the superintendent.
Mr. Reding in closing his
letter sends his regards to
his old friends in Nome.
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I LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO. |
Makes Emergency
Flight To Teller
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An emergency call from!
Teller last night for a plane
caused Pilot Hans Mirow of
the Mirow Air Service to
hop off from Nome before
daylight this morning with
Dr. Wm. Charteris.
The plane returned with
Mrs. Fred Milligan and Dr.
Charteris. Mrs. Milligan
entered the hospital here as
a medical case. She is the
wife of the PAA flight mech
• anic, Fred Milligan, and has
• been teaching a govern
: ment school at Teller.
, •
Pilot Chester Brown of
I the Northern Air Trans
port was test hopping his
plane above Nome today,
preparatory to making a
1 program of scheduled trips.
Weather Today
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(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Fair skies and sub-zero
temperatures continue thru
out Alaska and the western
Canadian Provinces. Snow (
was falling along the coast
of British Columbia and it
had snowed at Juneau iast
night where a measurement
of 14 inches on the ground1
is observed. Temperatures
are much lower in the Pa-;
ciftc Northwest with Seat
tle recording 22 above and
Portland 14 above for min
imums last night The low
est temperature at Nome
last night was 24 below at
Midnight.
Airways conditions at 7
a.m. were as follows: !
Nome clear, temp. —21 |.
Solomon clear, —18
Golovin clear —24
Nulato clear, —34
Kaltag clear, —40
Ruby clear, —36
Flat clear, —46 i
Fairbanks clear, —44 1
Nenana clear, —42
Tanana clear, —43
Hot Springs foggy, —44
Candle clear, —39
Kotzebue clear, —37
Anchorage cloudy 14 above
Joseph S. Badger, proprie
tor of the Van Gilder hotel
at Seward, has recovered
from a recent illness brot
on by a severe cold and was
discharged from the Sew
ard General hospital recent j
ly. Mr. Badger was form-!
erly a resident of Nome in
the gold rush days.
A survey in connection
with the coming Olympic
games showed there are 19,
130 eating places in Berlin,
of which 11,200 are licens
ed to serve alcoholic drinks.
Plivllis Turner
Beauty Operator '
Seiffert Flats
Telephone For
Appointments
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Cavey’s Bakery
OPEN FROM 6 A.M. TO 1 A.M. j
j
GOOD CUP OF COFFEE
BEST PASTRY IN NOME
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Good Meals
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Dream Theatre
ONE SHOW .. m 7:30 P. M.
TOMGHT
“BEAUTY FOR SALE”
WITH
MADGE EVANS UNA MERKLE
AND
SCREEN SNAPSHOTS
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
SUNDAY
TWO SHOWS C5 U 11 V tA 1 7;15 and 9 p M
66 NO OTHER WOMAN ”
WITH
IRENE DUNNE
CHARLES BICKFORD
OUT OF PLODDING HAPPINESS IN A MILL TOWN
INTO THE HEARTBREAK PROBLEMS OF
NEW RICHES
ALSO
SCREEN SNAPSHOTS
AND
ON APPROVAL*’
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA ;
Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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A SPECLAL
CLEARING EVENT
ON DRESSES
ALL SILK AND WOOL DRESSES FOR AFTER
NOON AND STREET WEAR
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Only
$3.95
$6.95
$9.95
$13.95
CHILDREN S SKI SUITS, ALL WOOL
Zipper Fastening—Regular $8.50
Special $4.95
Meat Department
SHEE FISH, Freshly Caught. This Fish
was caught in Kotzebue just a few days
ago, and was brought here by Airplane.
It is delicious either fried boiled or baked. j |
PETITE STEAKS —from the
| filet of beef. For your Satur
day or Sunday dinner. Tender,
no bones, or waste Per lb. 60cts
Fresh Honeycombed. Tripe Per Lb. 20cts
POLET’S
“The Store Where The Dollar Has More Cents”