DRAPERY RIDES HIGH IN STYLE of the latest hats. Rust-colored jersey here la
draped around the base of a navy felt hat, with two ends falling nonchalantly at one side. A jersey scarf
echoes the mode.
George F. Laihlin First Alaskan Born
Bov Become President Of The
Pioneers of Alaska
First Alaskan born to become
President of the Pioneers of Al
aska lodge, is George F. Laiblin.
a member of the House of Re
presentatives of the Territorial
Legislature, elected last year on
the Democratic ticket.
Su h was the introduction of
of tl c Pioneer's newly elected
President, at the big Roof Gar
den held Saturday night at tne
school auditorium. And this also
is in keeping that he became
Preidert of Igloo No. 1, Nome,
where the lodge was organized.
Pres. Laiblin gave a short ad
dress on the rejuvenation of the
lodge, some of its aims in eon
tinning, and also mentioned plans
for additional social functions
throughout the winter.
Tiu Roof Garden was attended
by an unu ually large crowd de
spite the inclement weather and
gale-proportioned wind.
A program of entertainment,
including many delightifui num
bers, was presented to a large
audience seated throughout the
auditorium.
Two new numbers were added
to the scheduled program in
cluding a Hawiian dance by Miss
Verna lidivorsen, and a vocal
solo by Einer Ulricksen accom
panied by Mrs. J. S. Stangroom.
Following the program, danc
ing took place, and everyone was
invited to visit the “Roadhouse”
whirs the Pioneers hc.d the fam
ous ' Bean Po.” g :ng. and served
other refreshments.
Games and other entertain
ment filled out the evening.
H. G. Gabriilson. who several
years ago used to entertain Nome
ites from the stages of the Eagle
and Arctic Brotherhood halls,
sang a few numbers to the en
joyment of everybody.
Tax Roll
By Council
The Board of Equalization whi
ch has been sitting for the past
several days, adjourned after this
morning’s session, held at 9 A.M.
The city council, which yearly
sits as the Beard to consider the
tax assessments, passed the roll
today.
The total tax assessments, real
and personal, said City Clerk M.
J. Walsh, amount to $1,206,265.00.
The percentage of tax is 2 per
cent, bringing a total income
from real and personal taxation
to the city coffers of $24,125.40
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CHRISTMAS PAGEANT
AT FEDERATED CHURCH
MUCH APPRECIATED
The Christmas story in reading,
song, and tableau was the central
feature of the Sunday morning
Christmas program at the Feder
ated Church, yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Morcom presided
over the entire service; Mrs. Jack
Jefferd read the Biblical story;
the choir, directed by Mr. Lars
Rynning and accompanied by
Mrs. Wilfred Boucher, sang the
traditional Christmas hymns. The
members of the school making up
the tableaux were as follows:
The Madonna, Marianne Mish.
The Shepherds, Bob Rynning,
and Dan Jones. Sandy Mazen.
The Wise Men: — Lincoln Ost,
Vernon Fisher, and Lee Reat.
The Angels:—Donna Edwards,
, Dorothy Hartford, Astrid B’om
quist. Marjorie Castel, Corine
Snyder. Caroline McLain, Betty
Christmas Just
Around Corner
Many Activities
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, ahead smoothly in all depart
ments.
The Finance Committee report
ed an usually generous response
•o subscriptions for the Fund, so
1 Nome's 1937 Community Christ
mas is going over better than
ever.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Ladysmith—Utah
COAL
$30.00 Per Ton
DELIVERY—$1.00 EXTRA
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Black Bean Soup with imported Sherry TO ARRIVE BY PLANE:
Bailey Oyster Soup Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers,
Mixed Salted Nuts and Lettuce.
Canape and Milk Wafers TURKEY'S—The very best.
Anchovy Paste and Caviar ROASTERS—milkfed
Cocktail Sausages an-. Spreads CAPONS-cxtra quality
Ripe Olives, Stuffed Olives FOWL—Fat and Plump
Greek, Black and Green Olives BROILERS—Tender and juiev
Mint, Crab and Currant Jelly
Spiced pears, peaches, figs and watermelon STERS Olympia anil Eastern
Puddings—Plum, Fig and Date MINCE MEAT—in bulk with New
Cheese Bites, Ritz and Wafers England Rum.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Stock: SHOULDER PORK—Boned, Rolled
Squash, cabbage, carrots celery SHOULDER VEAL—Boned, Rolled
Turnips, bagoes, cranberries, lo- PRIME RIB BEEF—Boned, Rolled
cal and outside Grapes, pears, HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE
and grapefruit COTTAGE CHEESE IN BULK
FOR THE STOCKING: FANCY FRUIT CAKES
Mixed nuts and mixed Xmas candy In fancy containers
BE SURE AND LOOK OVER THE FANCY
BASKETS OF FANCY GROCERIES, FRUITS,
AND NUTS AND CANDIES
FEATURED AT THE
BRANCH STORE
POLET’S STORES
Santa’s Headquarters
REMEMBER OUR XMAS EVE DRAWING FOR THE 50 VALUABLE PRIZES
Strand.
Trumpeters: — Everett Fisher,
and Vincent Widney.
Other members of the school
taking speciarl part were: Vesta
Poison, Edith Hoop, Eliot Mozee,
Peter Lotsfeldt, Marvel Allyn.
Many gifts were placed before
the manger to be sent this week
to the children at Pilgrim Springs
Mission, thru the courtesy of the
Wien Alaska Airiines.
INFANTS DIE EAPIDLT
OF STRANGE ILLNESS
Intestinal Malady Compels Chi
cago Nursery to Close
Its Doors.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20—Announce
ment that a deadly intestinal
malady had struck infants in St.
Elizabeth’s hospital in Chicago
was made by the president of the
city’s health board.
Ten babies have died in the
past few days and eight more are
ill. The type of malady has not
been determined. The hospital
has closed its nursery and refuses
to take obstetrical cases.
Dr. W. A. Rystrom
DENTIST
HOURS:
10—12 A.M. 1—4:30 P.M.
and 7 to 8 P. M.
(By Appointment)
Located Opposite Federal Bldg.
First Avenue West
Phone Main 22
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Thos. R. Lyons Ira D. Orton
. Lyons & Orton
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Building
Seattle, Washington
! CHAS. CAVEY
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Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win*
es, and Beers.
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DREAM THEATRE
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hXJhiSt MotffuoesteSvti '7hzcUht Lw It. 5. F"5 '
TUESDAY
®NE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cts
44 SO RED THE ROSE *
WITH
Marguerite Sullavan
Randolph Scott
A Romantic Story of the South
ALSO
Paramount News
And “STRIKES AND SPARES”
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cta
SPECIAL XMAS SHOW
CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS FOR THE KIDDIES
ORCHESTRA MUSIC
AT THE NEVADA
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Every WED. & SAT. Nights
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SERVICE OUR MOTTO
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TOM CLONINGER
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