ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
BERING SEA ROUTE—1937
Sailing From Seattle:
DERBLAY (Nome and Kotzebue Sound June 12
VICTORIA (Arctic Cruise) ... July 2
VICTORIA (Arctic Cruise) ... Aug. 7
DERBLAY (Nome and Kotzebue Sound). Aug. 12
VICTORIA . Sept. 8
VICTORIA Oct. 9
NOTE—Nomeites wishing to make the Arctic Cruise trip to Ea.-t Cape, Siberia,
must make reservati ms 30 days in advance of the above sailing from Seattle.
SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE
Leave
STEAMER
Seattle
Aleutian June 5
Yukon June L2
Raranui June 16
Alaska June 19
Mt. McKinley June 23
Due
Seward
June 15
June 18
June 22
June 25
June 29
Leave
Seward
June 13
June 18
June 22
June 23
June 29
Due
Seattle
June 20
June 24
June 20
July 1
July 5
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News Nuggets
Around Town
Receiving its stock on the first
incoming Victoria, the Palace Liq
uor Store, situated next door to
the Nevada Gril, on Front Street
near Lane’s Way, is now open for
business.
An advertisement appearing on
page three of this issue contains
additional information concern
ing this new business concern.
Mrs. W. Boucher and son were
outgoing passengers on the Vic
for Seattle.
Mrs. Boucher is a delegate to
the Order of Eastern Star Trien
nial Assembly to be held in In
dianapolis soon.
Two years ago Mrs. Boucher
was appointed General Chairman
of an All-Alaskan Dinner to be
held during this convention.
The committee working with
her include Mrs. Luther Hess of
Fairbanks, Mr. C. Hazelett of Cor
dova. Mr. C. J. Nunan of Ketchi
kan and Mrs. Lillian Watson of
Juneau.
Before leaving she mentioned
some of the entrees on the menu
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to be served which include Pet
ersburg shrimp, Ketchikan sal
mon, Nome reindeer, Fairbanks
blueberries, Cordova crab, Doug
las carrots. Seward potatoes, Skag
way cabbage, and many other
palatable Alaskan products.
The Vacation Church school
which opened at the Federated
church Monday, has now reached
an enrollment of forty. The chil
dren are happy and are doing
many interesting things, includ
ing paper cutting, clay modelling,
spatter printing and basketry.
The children of the upper grades
are starting a model city that will
symbolize the Kingdom of God
on earth.
The work that is being done
and the things that are being
learned will be exhibited in a
closing program that will be giv
en for the public on the evening
of July 1st.
The children of the upper gra
des class under the direction of
Mr. Widney went to Anvil Moun
tain Wednesday afternoon for a
picnic. Care were provided by
Mrs. Rynning and Mrs. Hartford.
Cavey's Bakery
GOOD CUP OF COFFEE
BEST PASTRY IN NOME
Good Meals
OPEN FROM 6 AJW. TO I A.M
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Ne dless to say that everyone
had .t good time.
Alaska Road Commission bull-!
d utes and crew are busy remov
ing sr. nv from the Snake River
inad ab >ut twenty miles out from
X ane. It will likely be some
time before the road is service
able. it was reported, due to the
great volume of water due to j
me ting snow, which keeps the
road in a wet condition.
Spring maintenance work has
been done on the road to Dexter
Creek, which is now open and in
use for traffic.
A small crew is working on the
Kougarok tramway lining up the
track, near Monroeville. When
the ‘rack will be opened up thru
to Shelton or Bunker Hill, is pro
blematical. depending on how
much snow and glacier covers
the tracks between Nome and the
entrance to the newly-developed
mining section.
The road to Safety is open for,
traffic but ice is still clinging to
the shores of Safety Lagoon and
running d>wn the channel, which1
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prevents the launching of the
ferry at that point.
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Hospital Notes
A nine and one-quarter pound
baby girl arrived at 8 p.m. Tues
day night for Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Roberts, at the Maynard Colum
bus Hospital, Dr. Thomas Morcom
in attendance. Mother and baby
are reported doing nicely. Papa
Roberts, of course, was around
passing out the cigars.
An operation on the ruptured
appendix of Shelby David, Elim
native brought to Nome by plane
Tuesday night, was performed
that evening, and he is now re
covering nicely.
The three Fagen children, two
girls and a boy, underwent ton
silectomies yesterday.
NOTARY PUBLIC
TYPING
MRS. BOCKMAN
At RESIDENCE ON STEADMAN
AVE, HOURS 10-3,
POLSON’S
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DINE-WINE-DANCE
SERVICE OUR MOTTO
TOM CLONINGER
MINING SUPPLIES, HARDWARE OF ALL
KINDS. EQUIPMENT FOR THE
CAMP AND HOUSEHOLD. SEE US
FOR YOUR REQUIREMENTS
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
p int Sit* Wien of the WAA hop
ped off from Nome this morning
for Kotzebue and Wain wright to
pick up Joe Lilly, big game hunt
er from Iowa who has been vis
iting for some time with Jim
Alien at Wainwright, hunting
polar bear and walrus.
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vance subscription ?
NEW SHIPMENT
Of Betty Baxley
Wash Silks And
House Dresses
Also Other New Merchandise
Calkins’ Shoppe
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FRIDAY
ONE SHOW 7:30 P. M.
“ WESTWARD HO ”
with i
John Wayne
Sheila Mannors
“AN EPIC DRAMA OF THE WEST”
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“THE PHANTOM EMPIRE”
WITH
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A Nation 20,000 Feet Underground l
AND
“ALI BABA & THE FORTY THIEVES”
ONE SHOW 7:30 PM
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
TOO BUSY TO
WRITE ADS
BUT
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But we are ready to fill any order, large
or small, Our stock is now complete.
FRESH MEAT SPECIAL
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY
Lamb Shoulder-35c lb.
Pork Shoulder-35c lb.
Veal Pot Boast-35c lb.
Reindeer Pot Roast-20c lb.
FRESH GOODS SPECIAL
Fresh Strawberries-25c basket
Green Asparagus--— 25c pound
Avocados---- 20c each
Green Onions-3 bunches 25c
Bunch Carrots — 2 bunches 2oc
Head Lettuce large “ 3 for $1.00
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