LOCAL NEWS
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The niall boat New Y’ork en
route from Nome to St. Michael
was unable Vo reach her destina
tion and returned to Unmiakleet
Nov, 1st aiOter spending two days
in the ice at Egg Island. All
the mail was landed at Unailakleet
and the boat will be hauled out,
ifior the winter.
George Schweitzer, widely rec
ognized for his culinary skill at
the F & M Grand Lunch, Seattli,
Is a recent arrival in Nome, hav
ing made the trip here to accept
the position of cook for the Mid
night Sun Baking Co. He has
had considerable experience in the.
best places thruout the west. H’.s
father, Maurice Schweitzer, was
one of Europe’s best chefs. . We
ifeel that after he has excelled in
Sourdough flap-jecks, he will be
admitted to the ancient and be
whiskered Sourdough Club.
Friday evening at nine o’clock
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a group of eighteen young men
end women gathered at the home
of the newlyweds and gave them
a surprise shower.
Both Mr. an<d Mrs. Gus O’Leary
•were greatly surprised and pleaa
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BANK OIF ALASKA
NOME. .ALASKA.
Established 1004
General Banking Business
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paring By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dus* Purchased
ed and certainly showed thetik
appreciation , of the kin tineas of
their many friends.
Everything from a waffle iron
to Kitchen towela were received
by the happy eonple.
Gueeta cif honor for the even
ing were Mr. and Mrs. .Win. Palm
er a recen ly married couple.
After Mr. and Mrs. O’Leary com
pleted opening their many lovely
Sifts, the balance of the evening
was passed playing various games.
Following this a dellgh ful lunch
w ts served.
The November m< eiug of the
Ijadiee Aid Society wus held at
the Parsonage. Mira. Norman Mc
Kay. hostess. Friday, from 2 t'll
5 pin. with thirty present.
Many of the arrivals on the last
steamships attended and nearly
the entire body of the Ladies Aid
were delighted to note the Improve
ments and touches of good house
keeping apparent, thruout the
whole building. Steps were taken
to beautify and improve the Sun
day School room, to make more
earv hairy surroundings for the
[little ones, as well as advanced
Sunday Sohoou attendants. A class
having been also arranged for
[grownup men and women.
Still more interesting, was the
| enterttainment given by our new
i Doasoness, Miss Dorothy Russel,
now In charge of the Methodist
Mission in Nome, who rendered
very well, both instrumental and vo
cal soLos. The Misses Solvig Ryn
ning and Marguerite Johnson,
j teachers in the Nome school, also
sang beatlfully, two numbers. The
hostess, assisted by Mias Wilder,
of the ho pita 1 staff, and Miss
j Russel, served a very delicious
• lunch. y All women of Nome are
always welcome at these monthly
j Ladies Aid meetings, hold on the
(first ►,Fr;dia1yUv.of each month, wheth
er members or not, and will find
It a profitable and pleasant way
to spend the afternoon.
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JEAN HARLOW TAKES
TO FLANNEL NIGHTIES
Litas no Jean Harlow in mu old
fashiun^i banned n'glitgown! Vis
ualize Jean in cotton bloomers!
If your imagination doesn’t
stretch that far, see “Three Wise
Girls,’' the Columbia Alim showing
Sunday a,t the Dream Theatre.
"Three Wise Girls” presents the
platinum-haired beauty as a mod
est small-town girl, who isn’t up
ito alll of the tricks of her metro
politan sisters. Jean not only
wears flam\el nighties, but liste
hose and "sensible" shoes. She’s
on old-fashioned girl with old
fashioned Ideas—a far cry from
the silltherlng gangster’s moll Jean
has portrayed in many other pic
tures.
I^ater in the course of “Three
Wise Girls” Jean goes to the big
city and gets a job as mannekin in
an elegant modiste’s shop. There
she learns the value of sheer silk
lingerie and close-Abtlug gowns.
The picture also' has Mae Clarke
Wad ter Byron, Marie Prevost, Ntat
alie Moorhead, Andy Devine and
Jameson Thomas in tmpor:ant
roles.
BANCROFT STARS WITH
GIBSON IN “LADY imd GENT”
j Two "wise eggs” who were too
wise. . .
That in brief, is the story of
"Lady and Gent,” George Ban
croft’s latest starring picture,
which opens Tuesday at the Dream
Theater.
Petite Wynne Gibson. latest
Hollywood “find.” who is soaring
to stardom in her own right, plays
opposite the verile Mr. Bancroft,
and Charles Starett, James Glea
son, John Wayne and Joyce Comp
ton have other leading roles.
Brancroft and Mfss Gibson are
cast as a couple of seif-style “big
timers” who dwell on the shady
side of Broadway, battling merrily
with each otjjey and “with any one
iwho crosses their path.
The uneven tenor of their lives
becomes even more uneven wh-en
Bancroft's best £$iand suddenly
,cHes, leaving a 12-year-old son
lalone. in the world. Just what
their responsibilities to the lad are
I they sit down to consider.
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And they reach a eon el mi on that
! produces results as whimsical as
[they are radical.
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REN LYON AS HAMBURGER
; CHEF WITH BIG AMBITIONS
Ben Lyon, Constance Cummings
and Thelma Todd head the cast of
"The Big Timer," the Columbia
picture coming FViday to the
Dream Theatre. It’s a comsdy
drama, following the romantic
and fistic adventures of a brag
ging but ambitious lad who wants
to be a fighter so he can make
money enough to buy the lunch
wagon where be is a hamburger
chef de luxe. Eventually he
wants to own a whole string of
lunch wagons—he can make as
much as a thousand a week! And
then he gets to be a big timer
with bigger ambitions that, how
ever, don’t pan put to be better
ones! •* .
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PIONEER SOCIAL TONIGHT
The Pioneer Women will give a
card port y n*nd dance tonight at
Pioneer Igloo. Cards begin 9 p.m.
Followed by refreshments and
dancing. ...General admission, ftOcts.
NOTICE
B. J. McConaghy will have ex*
elusive charge of my undertaking
and carpenter business... Re Is
[authorised to collect all accounts
due me and pay all bills owing
by me. _B, W. NEILY
Large else envelopes, big ed
ough to mall tbe Nome Weekly
Nugget and tend via Amt claw
airplane mail, eaa now be had m
• be Nugget oAoe.
CITY BATHS
OPEN ONLY
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
.From lO a. m. to 10 p.
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER S - 7:16 and 9PM
THREE WISE GIRLS
WITH
JEAN HARLOW, MAE CLARK '& MARIE PRKVOST
/ ALSO
••THE BIG PALOOKA" with CLYDE & GKIBBON
AND
“T H K JUNG L K J .A M”—A TOM * JERRY
Admission 65 cents including tax
ONB SHOW TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 AT I PM
LADY & GENT
WITH ,
GEORGE BANCROFT Jt WYNNE GIBSON
ALSO
“MEET T H K SENATOR with TOM HOWARD
Admission 75 cents including tax
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ONB SHOW FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 AT 7:30 PM
THE BIG TIMER
WITH
BEN LYON A CONSTANCE CUMMINGS
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“L A U G H I N G Mi JR A V Y”—LAUREL AND HARDY
Admission 56 cents inclndlng tax
QNH SHOW SATURDAY, NOVEMBER- 11 AT 7-JM
CAUGHT PLASTERED -
WITH
WHEELER AND WOOI^EY
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*'T H K B A N D M A S T E R” —A KRA7Y KAT
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Admission 56 cents including tax
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