A DISTINCTIVE
GIFT FOR ANY
MEMBER OF
THE FAMILY
Eastman Kodaks Are The
Time-Tried Kodaks
NOW ON DISPLAY AT
COMMUNITY XMAS TREE IS
TO BE SPECTACULAR AND
THRILLING YOUNG & OLD
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Members of the Finance Com
mittee of the Community Xmas
Tree Committee C. C. Tanner and
Mrs. L. Grant commenced their
subscription drive today around
the city, and are planning on
calling on everyone who cares to
donate any amount of money to
ward paying for the expenses of
providing a spectacular ommun
ity Xmas Celebration in Nome
this year.
They commenced their drive {
through the business district and
will be placing donation boxes, it
is understood, in prominent pla
ces, soon.
The Program, Sports, Tree and
Fireworks Committees report I
that arrangement of detaiis is pro
gressing rapidly and that every
thing will be in readiness for the
big night, next Wednesday, Dec.
23rd, at the public school audi
torium.
In addition to the regular ac
tivities, the Community Xmas
Tree Committee is engaged in
For Rent
Four Room Furnished House,
near Postoffice. Phone Black 8.
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-THE POTTER STUDIO
NORTH POLE
Bakery & Restaurant
E. G. DAVIS
We Excell In Bakery Goods Of All Kinds.
Popularly Known For Service And Good Food.
PUBLIC XMAS DANCE
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23
EVERYBODY INVITED
The Nome Amusement Co.
GEORGE WHALEY, Manager
preparing a special Souvenir pro
gram of the features of the Xmas
Celebration which will be avail
able to the public the night of
the affair at the auditorium, and
which it is suggested many cop
ies should be mailed to your
friends in the States.
Airplane News
Nome Airport
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Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service took off today for
Fairbanks with Messrs. Michael
son, A. V. Cordovado and Sam
W. Taggart as passengers, bound
for the States on business.
Pilot Cross of the Wien Alaska
Airlines made a flight to Pilgrim
Hot Springs with Mrs. Fred Bour
don as a passenger. From there
he flew to Solomon returning
with company pilot Harman Ler
dahl and Mechanic Panting.
Pilot Cross on his return to
Nome landed on the ice of Ber
ing Sea, the first plane to land
there this winter. There is a
smooth runway some distance
out from the beach which is ideal
for landing, and taking off. Af
ter landing the plane was based
close in on the beach where
there is a suitable location.
The PAA Pilgrim mail plane, I
pilot Murray Stuart, arrived this
afternoon from Fairbanks with !
first class mail. The plane is re-1
maining overnight, taking off to-,
morrow for Fairbanks with pas-)
sengers and mail.
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The funeral services for Sam
U. Swanson, old time Nomeite
and sourdough miner of this sec
tion, took place at the Federated
church this afternoon, Rev. Vin
cent Widney officiating. The Pio
neers of Alaska attended the fun
eral services, as Mr. Swanson
was a member of that early-day
organization which still continues
here in Nome, in addition to oth
er friends of the deceased.
Are you taking advantage
of six months paid in ad
vance subscription ?
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
TREAT YOUR DOGS
' RIGHT
FEED THEM
ECAVIK AND TELLER
DRIED SALMON
lOcts LB.
WHILE IT LASTS
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Early Days Nome
Don’t forget to save copies of
the Nugget containing the re
markable and interesting story of
the “Injunction and Receiver
ship” days of the early gold rush
to Nome in 1900. It is a valuable
record of Court doings and will
take about four or five days to
complete this historic story, and
may possibly be the last time it
will ever appear in print. If you
are not a subscriber you may ob
tain copies at the Nugget office
by doing so immediately. Owing
to a limited number of copies
being printed, extras will not be
carried over longer than two or
three weeks.
Oddities in News
(By The Associated Press)
Washington, Dec. 18, —. Even
the deaf get frightened when a
lion roars.
Showing a delegation from the
deaf and dumb through the zoo,
Headkeeper William Blackburne,
paused before a lion’s cage. The
animal roared.
Startled, several sprang back.
Others dashed for the door. Puz
zled as to how they heard the
roar, he wrote out the question.
The delegation pointed to the
floor. They felt the vibration thru
their feet.
What’s The Use?
fBy The Associated Press)
Poplar Bluff, Mo., Dec. 18, —
—FOR CHRISTMAS—
WOMENS WEARING
APPAREL ARRIVING
SOON BY PLANE
Calkins9 Shoppe
YENNEY’S
Water Delivery
Phone Black 7
Good Service
Complies With Sanitary
Regulations of The City
Of Nome.
CITY CAFE
OPENING DECEMBER 7
CHOP SUEY—NOODLES
All kinds of American or Oriental
Dishes
Special Parties Anytime
(Next to the City Laundry)
FRANK MFTAUCHI, Chef
When somebody tried to steal
Dame Todd’s chickens several
nights ago his shotgun, seldom
used, was empty. Next day he
bought some shells, but when he
returned home the gun had been
stolen. That night the thieves
returned and took his 14 hens.
One Job Less
(By The Associated Press)
Dayton, Ky., Dec. 18, — With
"dog days" Nelson Stone resign
ed as dog tax collector of Dayton.
As a full ,time bartender, me®,
bers of city fire department, driv
er of the city ambulance, instruc
tor in fire department life sav
ing class, substitute police patrc
man and assistant collector ,
delinquent taxes. Stone said
couldn’t devote enough time t
dog tax collecting.
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Letter Heads & Envelor
For Sale At The Noro^j,
Daily Nugget.
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Dream Theatre
TONIGHT
ONE SHOW 7:30 PHI
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENT
44 STORM OVER THE
ANDES ”
WITH
JACK HOLT
MONA BARRIE
A SWELL AIRPLANE PICTURE j
ALSO
CHAPTER 4
“RUSTLERS OF RED DOG” v
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AND
“KING ZILCH”—A Terrytoon
ONE SHOW 7:30 P.]|
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CEN
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SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE
FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY—DEC. 18—19
We have assembled on two tables a large number of use
ful novelties ideal for gifts which have been reduced &
price for this occassion.
TABLE NO. 1 TABLE NO. 2
331-3 %Off 25% Off
LET YOUR GIFT DOLLARS SERVE
A DUAL PURPOSE
Buy Local Products
Give gifts that wil lbe appreciated—Fur Parkas, Fur CsP
Fur Mittens, Slippers, Mukluks, Native Ivory Handier*!
such as Bracelets, Beads, Ash Trays, Pickle Forks, Both
Spreaders, Letter Openers, Paper Weights, Crib Board
and iMlfltlW111 varieties.
POLET’S STORt
—THE STORE OF 1000 GIFTS—