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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-1
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilots Monsen and Stew
art of the Pacific Alaska
Airways arrived at Nome
today in the Ford plane
with A1 Gawne and Bert
Merrill as passengers from
Fairbanks, on the regular
Monday mail run.
The plane left again al
most immediately for Gol
ovin where it will spend
the night, taking outgoing
mail and Mrs Dan Alvich
as the lone passenger, of
the Alaska Emporium, who
is making a business trip to
the States.
Pilot Mirow of the Mirow7
Air Service is waiting at
Nome for improved weath
er conditions for a north
ern flight, tomorrow.
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
High barometer readings
are observed this morning
in northern, eastern and
S.E. Elaska and also over
the western Canadian Prov
inces. This condition being
attended by generally fair
weather. Cloudy and un
settled conditions continue
in western Alaska and a
long the Gulf. Tempera
tures are higher in western
Alaska and somewhat a
bove normal. Rain was
falling at Seattle and Kod
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appears an advertisement
offering a subscription rate
to The Nome Daily Nugget
—$15.00 paid in advance
for a one-year’s subscrip
tion, a saving of $9.00 to
the subscriber.
The Nugget is making a
justifiable effort to build up
its circulation and this offer
should prove interesting to
new subscribers as well as
old ones. The offer will re
main open until February
15th.
Our route carriers deliver
your paper regularly every
night. They go to every
section of the city. Here Is
an opportunity for subscrib
ers to receive the paper at
a saving of nine dollars in
a year’s time—good inter
est on your money—a trifle
more than $1.00 per month
cost you pay for your paper
Take advantage of it now.
This Special Offer closes
February 15th.
Out-of-town subscribers,
who pay in advance under
this offer will receive a
$3.00 saving. Daily papers
delivered to outlying sec
tions telling of the news of
Nome and the outside
world are of interest to
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12th.
Subscribers who may be
in arrears, are urged to pay
up and take advantage of
the Special Offer.
ink Island this morning,
while snow was reported at
Dutch Harbor.
Airways conditions at 7
A. M. were as follows:
Nome, cloudy, temp 34
Solomon, cloudy, 23
Golovin, cloudy, 32
Nulato, cloudy, 20
Kaltag, cloudy, 28
Unalakleet, cloudy, 30
Ruby, cloudy, 27
Fiat- clear, 28
Fairbanks, Pt cldy. 1 below
Nenana, Pt. cloudy, 24
Tanana, cloudy, 25
Hot Spring0 Pt. cldy. 32
Cand’o, Foggy, 2
Kotr hue, cloudy, 23
Deering, foggy, 2
A COI? iiiiCTION
We were somewhat prev
ious in announcing the Jun
ior Prom for last Saturday
night’s dance at the Pion
eer Hall, through an inad
vertant error. The even
ing’s affair was a dance
sponsored by the Junior
Class of the Nome High
School, as merely a social
activity. The large crowd
which attended, upon invi
tation enjoyed the even
ing’s dancing immensely.
DEMOCRATS
ATTENTION !
Democratic Club meeting
Monday, Jan. 27,—8:00 P.
M. Pioneer Hall, for the
purpose of endorsing Dem
ocratic nominees for the
April Primary Election. Al
so other important busi
ness.
JOHN F. DEVINE,
Jt President
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LOCAL ITEMS
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The last regular meeting
of the city council for Jan
uary is to take place tonite
at which time business per
taining to city administra
tion will be taken up. The
meeting will convene in
the office of the city clerk.
Emil Youngve, arrested
Friday, and released on
$1,000 bail, is charged with
contributing to the delinq
uency of a minor. He is to
appear for hearing before
Judge J. II. S: Morison of
IJ.S.District Court, at
2 P. M„ Wednesday. Coun
sel for the defense is Jamas
Fraw ley.
Tickets went on sale to
day for the Roosevelt
Children’s Benefit, to be
given at'the Dream Thea
tre- this coming Thursday,
January 30th, President
Roosevelt’s birthday.
Adult tickets sell for $1
and school children under
12 years of age are to b^
admitted for 50 cents.
The entertainment plann
cd is reported to be one of
the most novel and enthus
iastic of its kind. Interest
is quickened as the day ap
proaches, and from the gen
oral discussion on the sub
ject, an exceedingly large
attendance is expected.
Filings todate in the Re
publican and Democratic
primaries to be held April
28th; 1936, include the fol
lowing names for respec
tive territorial offices and
the divisional candidates
for the legislature:
Filings up to 2 P.M. Today.
For Delegate'taCongress,
Anthony J. Dimond, demo
crat.
For Auditor, Frank A.
Boyle, democrat.
For Attorney General,—
James S. Truitt, democrat:
and Harry G. McCain, re
publican.
For Territorial Senator—
Howard Lyng, democrat;
and O.D.Cochran,democrat
For Representative—Ed
vin Ulricksen, democrat,
and George F. Laiblin- dcm
ocrat.
A. J. Swanson, was ar
rested, pleaded not guilty,
was released on $100 bail
this afternoon, charged
with violating the city liq
uor ordinance,namely,with
keeping the Finn Alley Ca
fe open after hours. The
establishment operates un
der a restaurant license.
A fine of $50.00 was paid
and the case dismissed, late
today.
Plivllis Turner
Beauty Operator
Seiffert Flats
Telephone For
Appointments
Dream Theatre
TUESDAY
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
A TREAT FOR OLD AND \rOUNG
EDDIE CANTOR
IN
“ ROMAN SCANDALS ”
Supporting Cast Includes
RUT1I ETTING GLORIA STUART
DAVID MANNERS
ALSO
SCREEN SNAPSHOTS
AND
“DINAH’ — A Screen Song
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cts
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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
VALENTINE
CARDS
FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
A VERY PRETTY ASSORTMENT
VALENTINES
To Inclose with Gifts
For the Folks who are 111
For the Loved Ones,
For the Boy Friend
For the Sweetheart
For the Girl Friend
For Husband or Wife
For Mother, or Father
For Son or Daughter
For Grandmother
For Aunt or Uncle
For Brother or Sister
For Friend or Pal
ALSO A WIDE SELECTION OF CLEVER,
HUMOROUS CARDS
And For Those Who Wish to Make Their Own j
Cards. We Have S
MY OWN VALENTINE BOXES
Each Box contains material to make a
number of beautiful Valentines. Every
design is brand new.
ST. VALENTINE S DAY IS FEBRUARY 14TH.
Come and Make your Selection at Once.
There is just enough time to reach
The Outside!
POLET’S
“The Store Where The Dollar Has More Cents”