LOCAL NEWS
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The condition of Kenneth Stang
rooni is reported today as most
«ncouraging, atid he to expected
to he "up and around coon.
Royal Arch Chapter of Nome
will entertain tonight at the Mas
- onic Temple with a social dance
and card party.
Hr. O. A. Braafladt will be ab
sent from Nome for some time
while makng a dental tour of
Seward Pen'nsula. He expects to
get away in a day or two.
Mrs. F. Preston who has been
'-'Kflned to the hospital for some
time is doing as well as can be
expected. „.§ha has the well wishes
°f her many sourdough friends.
Cliff Allyu driving his Oldsmobile
with passengers made a trip to
Sunset Creek this week in 35 min
u:es from Nome. He has two trips
to make this afternoon to Sunset
• i»d L'ttle Creek.
Albert E. Wilson, well known
Inin ng matt of this section, passed
j\\ay at the hospital last Sunday
tallowing a long illness. He was
«orn in Oregon and was 55 years
•jf age at the time of death. His
funeral will take place Sunday.
Jan. 21 from the Federated Church
at 2p.m. under the auspices of the
Loyal Order of Moose.
Miss Ruth Walsh who enjoyed a
short vacation in the States this
winter, returned to Nome th's
week via plane from Fairbanks.
M.iss Walsh resumed her position
with Miners and Merchants Bank
upon her arrival here.
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‘‘Cap’,’ Hill, known to all sour
doughs, was taken Into custody
i his week and on Friday was ad
judged insane by a jury In the
Commissioner’s Court. “Cap” is
now gettig the bet or care at Uncle
Sam’s hotel at the corner of Sec
ond Avenue and Barracks^ Sqpare.
The Moose gave a very success
ful social last Saturday night when
over fifty couples enjoyed the
cards, dancing and refreshments.
Winners of prizes tor the card
games were: Mrs.* Jas. Hewitt,
first; Miss Ethel Marks, second;
Mrs. Ed ulrickson. third. Qents
Louis Nashenwing, first; Don Lyle,
second; Richard Roell, third
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REINDEER
SELECT STEERS IND FILL FAWNS
FOR CASH
Steers,|whole carcass, 8 cts. per lb.
Steers, half carcase, 9 cts. per lb.
Fawns, whole carcass, lO cts lb.
Fawns, half carcass, 11 cts. per lb.
While They Last
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
BALDWIN, CANDLE, EGAVTK, GOLOVIN, NOME TELLER
THE RUMBA NIGHT CLUB
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The executive Committe ot the
Humha Night Club, consisting of
Mrs. Lester Gore, Messrs. T. A.
Ross, A. Polet, Ross Kinney and
K. J. Beck, report that the final
touches are now being glven to
one of the finest and best benefit
programs that has ever been given
'n Nome.
Mrs. and Mr. Prank Whaley,
Mr. Ed Steffen, Director of Nome'*
famous Hill Billy Orchestra and
Mry Bosh Kinney are in charge of
the program. Mrs. Whaley has
received word from Mr. Whaley
that he wfll not be able to make
the trip to Fairbanks to get the
theatrical troupe and other arrange
nients have been completed to
bring them to Nome. A telegram
to Mrs. Whaley from the troupe
which arrived at Seward yesterday
stated that they were bring'ng in
a complete wardrobe of costumes
trimmed in gold and silver and re
sptendent with jewels. Mrs. Whal
ey plans to keep the arrival of the
troupe a secret, if possible, and is
going to do her very best to keep
the ravishing, beauties from the
public eye unt'l the- night of the
performance. When they step up
oh the stage with their scant but
elaborately trimmed, and ornate at
tire, Nome’s swains will have a
new subject for conversation which
will last for years. The program
will have a npmber of new fea
ture®—features that will be new
to the~p®ople of Nome and new to
the people of the Territory of
Alaska. Along with sensational
dancers of dazzling and exquisite
beauty, will be solo dancers of
I national repown and reputation,
rythmic music, frtvolily, beauti
ful women, laughter, joy, thrlljs
and everything that goes w-'tli a
first class nightclub in any of the
largest cities of the United States.
One of the special features of
the cuisine will l»e the world’s
famous Rumba Raviolas, prepared
by Mr. Barney Rolando and ass
isted bv Mr. Hector Uorraine. Mr.
Rolando Is cons'dered one of the
greatest authorities on the subject
and preparation of Rumba Raviol
as, from the raw state to the fin
ished product, in the United Stat
es. It is now feared by the com
imittee in charge that there is suf
ficient material on hand"in the city
iof Nome for the preparation of all
jof. the Rumba Raviolas that will
be demanded by the patrons in at
tendance at the gain performance.
Mr. Eddie Gross and Mt. Ernest
BalBiger are in charge of the liq
uid refreshments. Their specialty
will he that famous Invigorating,
stimulating, effervescing, sparkling
drink called Rumba Punch. This
I punch is a rare vintage, quality
!and excellence. It is compounded
from a secret formula which has
Just lately come Into their hands
It Is the same formula as that
which was used by Cleopatra, and
explains why she has such mar
vellous hypnotic power over men.
We have no proof for the state
ment, hut If is said that the an
cient kings after having hr.d one
sip of this Rumba Punch would
huild pyramids, annihilate whole
nations of enemies with a jaw bone
»nd batter dostn strong and im
pregnable fortresses single hand
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Sunday school at 11 n.a.
Bveaing worship at 7:44 p.m.
Sermon message: "Discovering
How God Builds Character.’’
A most cordial invitation.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
11 AM. Morning Worship for
Adults.
11 A.M. Children’s Church In
Club House.
7 p.m. Evening Service
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Masses nt 9 and 11 am Sundays
Sunday School at 2pm.
<d. In fact it is thought by au*
liori ies that this worlds (imoii*
punch lias been one of the most
;•! lent constructive and destruct
ive forces in alt history ot twtin
Kjnd exclnd'n? the Kedgjbffcanr
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In addftiV. >o this gm; Rumb.i
Punch %and superb Rumba Rfcv
iolaa, all kinds of vitalizing and
health building sandwiches ener
gizing cakes and invigorating ice
< v< «ni will suved. There will
be tables which may be reserved
tor the evening for the small sum
of 11.00 and which will accomo
date two couplee. Reservations
for these tables may be had at
Lomen Brothers Drag Store. Make
yonr reservations for these tables
yearly as there win only be a lim
ited number.
General admission will be fifty
cents. The price .of refreshments
will be proportionately low.
It is the opportunity of a }ife
time to get a*$10.00 entertainment
for a very nominal sum.
Tell your friends; husbands
bring your wiles; wiles bring
your husbands; daddies bring your
babies too; laddies bring your
lassies because this is one perform
ance that no one large or small,
thin or fat, lean or lank, poor or
rich, dumb, deaf or blind can aff
or<^ to miss. Don't forget the date
and place 9:30 p.m., Saturday. Jan.,
uary 27 at the large Eagle Hall.
Benefit for the Pilgrim Springs
Mission.
NOTICK
Anyone receiving news of friends
or others returning to Nome at
uny time, the Nugget would appre
ilate an opportunity of making
local mention of same
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MKCHANK’AI. 'IKVICE HEIM
LKADKIt TO RPIK AH A POWKR
FUL PHAITOM “ ,
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"Behind The Mask." a story of
mystery and horror, produced by
Colombia and coming to the
Dream Theatre on Sunday, Jan.
21, features an interesting mech
anical device, which plays an im
portant part in unfolding the plot.
This Instrument keeps members
oi a dope ring in communication
with the r powerful but mysterious
leader. They work for him loyally
without knowing who he Is, her
CBuse they know what ft means
to cross him. Then, they learn
the identity of their phantom-Ifke
"master," but it is too late, be
cause he kills theihioff In a terri
fically brutal manner. So they
work for this demon fearfully, but
fa thfully. and submit a series of
messages on their activities.
The reports are telephonic com
munications. The informant dial*
a number, wh'ch is transmitted to
a telephone with an automatic re
ceiving device that operates by
means of a wax record. The dial
ing on the other phone releases a
slender metallic arm which sets a
wax record whirling. The message
is recorded in this manner. Sev
eral t'mes during the course of the
picture, this device is shown re
ceiving reports, but never with any
person present.
Participants in this thriller in
clude Jack Holt, Boris Karloff and
Constance Cummings."
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ough to mall the Nome Week!'
Nugget and send via first clas«
airplane mnll, can now be had ■*«
the Nugget office.
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Romino Salad Oil
A VERY HIGH GRADE OIL
PINTS .. 25 cents QUARTS ... . 40 cents
HALF GALLONS .... .... 75 cents GALLONS .... 91-25
Introducing
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SURPRISINGLY DIFFERENT
8 CANS .*1.00
MEAT DEPARTMENT SPECIALS
ONE WEEK ONLY
SPRING CHICKEN (BROILERS) EACH -. SO cents
HOC* LIVER, sPB» POUND . ... 80 cent*
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LEO OP LAMB, PER POUND . *0 cento
PORK FEET .... . . .. . IB cento
BUTTER MILK, par gallon; 7B cento per Quart 80 cents
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The House of Service Quality and Low Prices