THE ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
ANNOUNCES
S. S. ARTHUR J. BALDWIN
SAILING FROM SEATTLE .
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Contacting all ports from Nome to St. Michael
M. S. SIERRA
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
JUNE 6 AUGUST 30
( ontncting all Ports a* far North
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LOCAL NEWS!
POIJ/OCKS .ARUIVK NOMK
Pilot Fra mk Pollock, Mrs, Pol
louk and Miss Dor Bice Hefner, ar
rived Nome hi pilot Pollock's S-tin
son plane last Sunday.
Mrs. Pollock?' who is a very
<• jiiiipeUevt haIr-d'ie.sseir and beauty
she,}? operator, has been busily ©fl
Vaged during the entire past week
in treating about 30“ or 40 of.
hhe ladles. of Nome to pepmapbni
wave? ail'd Mias Hdfnor lias been
acting in t/lYe capacity of her as
sist '■ ut . If weather permits they
will return to Fairbanks immed
iately.
l’ilo-t Pollock took off Friday
fdr Candle and Hearing with Tom
Roust and Clifford Rudd as pass
engers, but poor weather condi
tions forced him to rot urn to |
Nome before reaching ills destltm- I
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Next Tiuirsduy. May 17th, will
lie the 50th anniversary of the
granting of civil g overtimes! to
tlie Terr i t cry of Alaska. Oddly
enough, May 17th is ills.) known
ns" tire date of Norway's indepen
dence.
.1, 1>. I,Oekwpod. formerly head
efl'|0iieor for the Puget Sound j
Bridge-and Dredging Co., and now j
interestnd in the Alaska Sunset j
Min-s operations, arrived in Nome j
tile fart-parr of the week, by plane. I
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I’d-Mims lor Mish reports there j
are ulmgit 650 pounds of emer-1
genry excess mail at Dnalakleet, j
and that efforts are being made !
to have it transported via plane j
up to Nome.
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Tlie Bering Sea Ice * stalked to j
move out fromi the- shores at |
Nome late Wednesday night and
conktntied all day Thursday and j
Friday, until now it can hard'ly j
be seen. The ice in Snake River
is- still holding tight, but with a j
high tide, should go out almost j
anv d«v now. I
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E. E. Adams, old time Nome- [
ite was taken to the hospital ear- j
ly this afternoon. |
ROlTST AIRWAYS MOVEMENTS
Pilot Whaley took off this mo-rn- «
Ing about 5 a,m. for Golovin but
udvegse weather forced him to turn
back. He expects to try again, this
^afternoon. and if weather permits
nay take off for Fairbanks this
evening. +»•"-"
I Isist Saturday evening, the first
of a series of sinmmer dances was
given in the .Moose' Hall. The
dance was well ahleadid and an
excellent time enjoyed by all, to
some of the latent recordings re
ceived by airplane recently. An
other of the weekly dunces will
take place tonight. f
Tomorrow is Mother's Day, a
day reverenced the world over,
for the fine sentiments and feel
ings expressed by every .man wo
man and child, "In memory of t'heir
mothers. Fonget not, that you
had a mother, who was your best
pal, your most understanding
friend, but always your mother.
The Charlotte B. .Howe Apparel
Shop has arranged with the man
agement of the Dream Theatre to
stage a Fashion Shoiw, displaying
all of the latest creations brought
. in by Mrs. Howe, by plane recent
ly. The Show will take place
nest Tuesday evening at the
Dream Theatre—be>g4nniug at _8
pan. In connection with the reg
ular feature “Blondie of the Fol
liee" featuring Manion Davies.
CARD OF THANKS
To tlie People of Nome:
May 9, 1934.
I wish to convey my apprecia
tion for the assistance, hospital
ity and good friendship expressed
to me by the Nome Cha-niberr of
Commerce, the Officer in change
of the Nome Radio Station, Dis
trict Attorney O'Neill, Captain Rous
of tibe IT. S. Coast Ouard, Doctor
Swarti, Joe Crosson and the PAA,
Mechanicians I*wery and Armlstead
and Interpreter ShallU. I also wish
to convey my thank* and wish
all of the good people of Nome
much happiness and prosperity
in token of my appreciation for
everything they have don© for me
and my country.
Commander Maurice P. Slepnev
Union Soviet Socialist Republics.
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$$ SALE $$
All thrifty shoppers wilt come to
this sale where you can stretch
vour dollars farther than you
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ever thought possible.
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1.miles Ki: 11 fashioned Silk Hose, service wjrt. .. Par pair $! (>()
Ladiea Kavon and Wo ok Hose, Good Quality Two pair $100
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Ladips Pure Silk Hose, to close at .- . -- Two pa ir$100
Prints, good Quality and Patterns | Four yard $V00
Curtain Materials, good Selection . Four yards '00
('reton nes. Beautiful Patterns . . Four yards $1 00
Drees G-oodt. Odds and Ends, all good material Four yards ()()
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Or.ling Flannel. Dark Patterns, HO ins. wide Four yards $100
Ladles Sweaters. A Real Bargain .... Each J|] j)()
Dresser Scarfs. Emf >rohl eired, Lace Edging Two for $100
Pig Assortment of Hats and Berets. . Two for $100
Ladies 'Summer Weight Cuion Suits Two for $100
Pillow Slips. Good Quality . . . Thiree for $100
Children's Coverall?! .Each $] ■()()
Children's S'lk and Wool Stockings- . "Two pair $100
Children's I’ll ion Suits, Excellent Quality Ka*th $100
Ch'ldiHii's Fine Quality Bloomers ., Three for $100
Boy's Wals: Overalls. A real Bargain .... . Each 2jjs] ()()
Boy's Blouses. Some Slightly Faded, _ Two for $100
Af it's Slip Over Sweaters Each $j 00
Men's Ruyt n Shirts and Shorts . Each $100
.Veil's' Shills and Drawers Two garments $]()()
A! n's W rk Shirts, Good Quality .. Bach $100
•Men's Wool Socks . Three pair $100
Al n's Dress Shirts, to Close out .Each Jj^'j .||||
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