Eerie Picture To
Be Shown Dream
Theatre Tomorrow
She’s the most interviewed woman
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in Hollywood.
She's receiving more fan mail than
anyone else in the movie capital.
And yet Kathleen Burke, 19-year
old Chicago girl, makes her first mo
\ i appearance in H. G. Wells eer
ie adventure story “Island of Lost
Souls", which comes to the Dream
Theatre, tomorrow night.
The‘explanation of this phenomen
- , lie: in the fact that Miss BurkP
v im got her chance in the movies
I, winning the nation-wide “Pan
1 . r-Woman” Contest against 60,000
c- ipotitors, got as much publicity
it, '.he fe\V weeks during which the
fin.,Is of the contest were on as the
a\, rage movie star gets in as many
nionths.
Nearly ah of the 60,000 other com
pi t, tors seem to have tvriten to her,
M Burke estimates, as she looks
over her mail.
AH the fan magazines, newspaper
and press association reporters, trade
paper reporters, and practically ev
c body else in Hollywood who
makes his living by writing, have
been around to interview her since
she won the contest.
She is cast as the “Panther Wo
man”—a lovely young creature crea
ted by a mad scientist—in “Island
of Lost Souls", which is rated as one
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of Wells’ most unusual novels. Chas.
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Laughton is in the role of the scien
tist. Richard Arlen is cast as a young
American who has been saved from
shipwreck and marooned on the is
land which is the center of Laugh
ton’s efforts.
ADVERTISES LIST
OF GOODS BROT
NOME BY PLANE
As evidenced in A. Pplet's adver
tisement today, numerous articles of
clothing and other necessities which
Nome has been short of for the pa§t
few weeks, were received by the
latest plane and are now on sale at
his store, for reasonable prices af
ter being brought into Nome by air
plane,
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DENNY LOVEWAY
•HOOFS” IN FROM
SUNSET CR. CAMP
—
Denny Loyeway, camp cook at the
Sunset Creek mining camp of the
Alaska Sunset Mines, operating a
dredge at S/mset, in which A. C.
Stewart, W. A. Castleton and Ches
ter Milligan are interested, was ih
town today to receive dental atten
tion. Mr. Loveway, “hoofed” it in
from Sunset and reported that the
trail was pretty heavy.
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OPENING
' ARCTIC BEER PARLOR
AND CARD ROOM
Between Pioneer Drug Store And Dream Theatre
Jack Solomon, Prop.
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Wainwright Arctic
Village Is Modern
In Many Respects
AGE OLD ICE HOLDS ANCIENT
MAMMALS AND DOES MOD
ERN REFRIGERATION
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Do you know your Alaska?
Let us present Wainwright, a
thriving village of the North Arc
tic where the Midnight Sun fur
nishes light each 24 hours for ten
weeks in the long summer day and
the Aurora Borealis lights the way
for 10 weeks of the long winter
night.
Here on the friendly Arctic shores
where still stands Roald Amundsens
Arctci quarters, is perched Wain
wright.
Just two feet below the tundra
one digs into the solid ice of a gi
gantic glacier whose clear biue ice
harbors the secrets of past ages and
where the well preserved remains
of the mammoth are often found as
the wind fanned ocean bites into
the great glacier.
Along the Kuk river which emp
ties into the lagoon are vast de
posits of coal which supplies the
village with fuel for the getting.
Wainwright’s fame, however, lies
in its harvest of polar bears, wal
ruses, and whales. There also are
found the largest white foxes and
the celebrated "rein-bou” resulting
from the mixture of caribou with
the reindeer herd.
Wainwright boasts four large
stores, six radioes, an active village
council, and the best native houses
in Northern Alaska.
Baldness Laid to Eye Strain
LINCOLN, Nebraska—Baldness is
blamed on eye fatigue by Dr. Geo
rge Carlson of Lincoln. He told op
tometerists of southeastern Nebras
ka that nine persons out of ten with
thin hair or baldness have some
kind of eye fatigue. “Nerves and
muscles of the head,” he said, “are
deprived by eye strain of energy
that should go into the roots of the
hair.”
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I LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO. I
WINTER
COAL PRICES
4
I EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1st
BUY NOW FOR CASH
SAVE MONEY
I YARD PRICES I
ft NOW FEB. 1
I LADYSMITH $22.50 $25.00 I
I UTAH 23.50 26.00 I
I PENN. ANTHRACITE 35.00 No Raise I
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I DELIVERY $.100 PER TON I
I Coal Held For Later Delivery If Desired I
LOCAL NEWS
Snow Falls At Nome
The snow fall today, and lack of
visibility has definitely put an end^
to flying for a day or two, until the
weather clears.
Is Bound Over
—
At a hearing held at 2:00 p.m. in]
the U. S. Commissioner’s Court to
day, T. A. McAlone was bound ov
er to the Grand Jury. He is at lib
erty under $500.00 cash bond. Le
roy Sullivan, attorney, represented
the defendant.
Mrs. Brown Hospital
Mrs. Chester Brown, wife of pilot;
Brown of the Northern Air Trans
port underwent a major operation
in the Maynard-Columbus Hospital
Tuesday. According to reports to
day, Mrs. Brown is recovering nice
ly and will convalesce for several
days before returning to her home.
LOMEN COM’L CO.
GOING WINTER
PRICES FEB. 1st
The Lomen Commercial Co., ac
cording to information appearing.in
their advertisement on page four,
will soon be adopting winter rates
on coal.
Due to the extremely long fall and
increased activity following the dis
astrous fire, their regular time of in
creasing to winter rates was post
poned from January 1st to February
1. They have, however acquainted
the public with the fact in advance
and are offering an opportunity for
contract of coal by payment of cash
with the provision that the coal may
be left in the yard and delivered at
a later date, purchased under the
summer rates.
GEOGRAPHICAL JUBILEE
DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK’S
ENGAGEMENTS.
the Duke and Duchess of York
took part in the jubilee celebra
tions of the Royal Scottish Geogra
phical Society in Edinburgh, recent
ly, according to a’letter and clipping
received in Nome by a friend of
Miss Isobel W. Hutchison, who was
presented a medal. It will be re
called by Nomeites that Miss Hutch
ison visited here about a year ago
while enroute to Herschel Island.
The Duke presented the Scottish
Geographical medal for 1934-35 to
Lord Meston and the “Mungo Park”
medal to Miss Isobel W. Hutchison,
of Kirkliston.
FUNERAL NOTICE
The funeral of Mrs. Peter Bloom
berg will take place at the Federat
ed Church at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, Jan
uary 20th.
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FOR SALE—A “Western” heater,
stove; reasonable price. Inquire at
Nugget Office
Placer
And Lode
Location Blanks
For Sale at Nugget Office
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Alta. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska. t
ONE SHOW d^y 7:30 R M
Dream Theatre
H G, WELLS’
“ISLAND OF LOST SOULS”
WITH
CHARLES LAUGHTON
BELA LUGOSI
RICHARD ARLEN
LEILA HYAMS
And The
PANTHER WOMAN
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ALSO
Selected Comedy
ONE SHOW 7:30 P. M.
ADULTS 55 Cents—CHILDREN 25 Cents
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
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Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
YARN
Just Received a large variety Colors
ALSO
D.M.C EMBROIDERY
THREAD
ALSO
The Latest Designs In
BUCILLA
EMBROIDERY PACKAGE
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Ladies Come and Pick What You Want Before
The Assortment is Picked Up
We Have Received The Much Needed
CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR
GOOD WINTER WEIGHTS~^v
All Sizes
A Small Assortment Of
LADIES’ SWEATERS
THE SKIN NEEDLES AND
THE ASSORTMENT OF WHOLE SPICES
Have Also Been Received With The Last Airplane
-REMEMBER
THAT WE ARE PRACTICALLY ABSORBING
THE EXTRA COST OF FREIGHT
A. POLE!
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