“TARZAN T1IK APK MAN”
“Tarzan, the Ape Man," based
on the hair-raising story of jungle
adventure by Edgar Rice Bur
roughs, will be the attraction at
the Dream Theatre for next Fri
day. Johnny Weissmuller, world’s
Ohamp!on swimmer and considered
to have one of the finest physic
ues of any man living, plays the
title role of the strange white
man who lives in jungles like the
apes. 1’rominent roles are aldio
ployed bv Neil Hamilton, Mau
reen O' Sullivan, C. Aubrey Smith
Doris Lloyd, Forrest Harvey and
Ivory Williams. The picture
was directed by W. S. Van' Dyke
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SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE
YOUR SUPPORT 18 REQUESTED BY
Walter A. Nelson
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AT THE
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 24, l»34
I AM FOR THE ROOSEVELT RECOVERY ACT FOR ALASKA
VOTE FOR
A NEW DEAL FOR ALASKA
Russell G. Maynard
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
- FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1934
WHEN YOU VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
VOTE FOR
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Garnet W. Martin
, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
N FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
at the
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY. APRIL »4, 1034
YOUR VOTE IS EARNESTLY SOLICITED
BY
Richard E. Lee
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AT THE
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL M, 1034
DEAR VOTER:
at the
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 24. 1934
CALL FOR A
DEMOCRATIC BAIA-OT
AND VOTE FOR
. TOLBERT SCOTT
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
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CANDIDATE AS A ROOSEVELT DEMOCRAT
FOR THE TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE
VOTE FOR
HOWARD LYNG
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1034
"OPPOSING SPECIAL PRIVELEGE. WILL WORK FOR THE BEST
INTERESTS OF THE WHOLE DIVISION”
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1008 Western Avenue Seattle, U.S.A.
LOCAL NEWS
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. I REIMAN US SEVENTEENTH
ENJOYED
Almost all of Ireland's hench
men and their brethren of Nome
tunned out in due respect of St.
Patrick's birthday last Saturday
in a card party and dance sup
reme under the auspices of the
Catholic Ladles at the Pioneer Ig
loo. •
Probably the largest crowd this
year at the Pioneer were enter
tained by the attractions of the
evening, such as dancing specialt
ies by Rita O’Leary and Gerald
line Rude under the auspices of
Neva Whaley who accompanied
at the piano, a piano solo by Mil
ton O'Farrell and an old Irish
number sung by Cliff Allyn who
was accompanied by Milton O’Far
rell.
The' ladies of the evening swho
won the honors in cards were;
Mrs. Rynning, first; Mrs. Rydeem
second; and Mrs. Ulrickson, third^
Among the men, Walter Slack
was first; Aimer Rydeen, second;
and Bpd Harper, third, were most
fortunate.
After a particularly delicious
luncheon enjoyed by all, the Hill
B'llys held forth for the evening
with the entire crowd until a
late hour. St. Patrick would have
enjoyed this party h'mself.
NOME AUTO OWNERS
GET BREAK
Bud Harper and Cliff Allyn
have formed a company operat
ing under the firm name of the
Nome Chevrolet Motor Co. tem
porarily located in the "Goldbelt
Build ng" it is learned in inter
viewing the boys at their place
of business that they are going
into the automobile business "in
a big way.” Stop in and see
their ful'l-color folders of new
Chevrolet Cars and Trucks.
They state 'they will conduct
an authorized agency for Chev
iot passenger cars and trucks and
will assure present and. future
Chevrolet owners of the regular
90-day service guarantee." They
will also stock a complete line of
accessories and parts. +
They will operate a Super-Ser
vice Stat on handling Standard
Oil Products which includes gas,
oil and Standard All-Point Greas
ing Service.
Bud’s ability as a mechanic is
well known and hid years of ex
perience will assure patrons of
satisfactory service at ’‘outside"
rates. They are equipped to take
care of general auto repairing.
The boys believe that the car
owners of Nome are entitled to
as good a service as can be ob
tained in the States, and they as
sure them of that service. ___
Have your car tuned up so as
to be ready when the road^ are
opened up.
CARD OF THANKS
The undersigned takes this
means of expressing thanks . for
the many floral offerings and Sy
mpathetic kindnesses extended
during the sickness and funeral
of John Wagner.
(Signed) John SVedeman
. To save welting letters, mall a
ropy of The Nome Nugget on plane
as.'. . —: , ==
Jkooskvki/t frohfhrity bam.
NEXT SATURDAY
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Tin* Roosevelt Democrat !c t'luh
is holding a Democratic Ball next
Saturday, March ill, at the A. B.
Hall. Mnsic by a special orchest
ra is to begin at IO p.lli. sharp
and everybody is Invited. . What
the llemocrats to they do ldghr,
and the Hall will be appropriately
decorated for the occasion; . . ..
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Basketball In Store For Nome
Basketball is coming into its
own again in Nome. We haven't
seen it for the • past two or
three years, but the Eagles will
mak^y. up for the lost time by
starting the season off w th a
double-header to be played next
Wednesday starting at eight o’clock
in the Eagle Hall. This will be
the first game of the series to be
played by the three men's teams:
the A. B., the Alaskans and
the Nome team; and a play-off
i
(between tits married a fid single
I women.
Any profits derived from this
'♦erips of Karnes will go toward
the installation of shower bath*
t„ connection with sports j-ti the
Ea.Ejle Hall, for future.
A ill athletics held iu thet Eagle
Hall from now op will be held un
dor the auspices of the newly*
formed Eagle Athletic Club, and
the profits derived from these
sports will be turned into new
iUhletic equipment.
if ones
la order that subscribers will aot
. e delayed la receiving the Setae
i % Nugget, several hoar* late,
! it will jbe necessary that aM
changes of regular advertisement*
I be In thla office not later thaad P.
M., Thursdays, to Inanre publica
tion in the Saturday Issue.. Other
wise the change cannot be inads
nntil the nest Issue.
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOn
SALE AT THE NUGOET OFFICE
Before Placing Your Orders
With Others, See Us.
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We Announee the Inauguration of a
New Plan w hich will interest you
TO DO OUR PART IN DEVELOPING THE COUNTRY AND
ASSISTING THE MINER, WE HAVE, DECIDED TO
OPEN IN NOME NEXT SUMMER
A WHOLESALE HOUSE
We will Sell in Quantity Shipments *
on a very close margin.
WK INVITE YOU TO CALL ON US AND TALK WITH IS
RELATIVE TO YOUR SUMMER’S NEEDS
WE KNOW THAT WK CAN SAVE YOU MONEY, AND
WE WILL GIVE YOU SERVICE SECOND TO NONE
HAVING A COMPLETE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE ON
HAND, OUR PLAN OFFERS YOU THE CHANCE TO OBTAIN
ARTICLES THAT YOU WOULD NOT ORDER FROM THE OUT
SIDE, BECAUSE OF SMALL QUANTITY CONSUMED. AT
MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
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We have a new truck coming. We
| will deliver from our warehouse* to
I any eamp or home where thejje is a
road over which an automobile can |
I travel. • This will mean quite a shiv- j
ing to you in handling eharges.
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GROCERY DEPT.
ED SKI DENVKRG, MANAGER.
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.. You may want cash or life income at a certain age
Or an annuity to begin now or later.
Or it may be that you must think of others first.
Yon are invited to discuss your needs without obligation
THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
A mutual Company operating for the benefit of the policy holder
Assets over #2,000,000,000
N. STRAND, Agent
Room 25 Pioneer Igloo Nome, P, O. B«w 106
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I AFTERNOON DRESSES
For Easter
| GHDRLOTTE 8. HOKE MEL SHOP j