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NOMEFAIRBANKSALASKA
Mildred Scott,
Announces Big
Drive Red Cross
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Cross gave us aid. At the
time of the Nome Fire.most
of the Nome Red Cross
Fund, which was an accum
ulation of many years, was
used. This year we are
aiming to partially replen
ish the fund.
“When we support Na
tional Organizations such
as the Red Cross, we are
exercising our spirit of Al
truism. We are giving, not
because we are looking for
ward to the time when we
expect to use the funds our
selves but because we may
be able to help another in
his time of need.
“Let it be understood that
one half of the Membership
Fee of one dollar goes to
the work of the National
Red Cross while the other
half remains in the Nome
Red Cross Fund to be used
for our own needs.
“The drive starts Satur
day morning. February 15,
in the business district and
will progress through the
residential district until
Wednesday. Feb. 19. The
workers are high school
girls in teams of two.
“We are making an ap
peal for your loyal support
again this year. May we
see many Red Cross pins
and seals in evidence dur
ing the coming week.”
An artificial asbestos is
being made in Germany
from synthetic hornblende.
It has been estimated
that 900 miles of wire can
be drawn from a single
oound of gold.
— FEB. CLEARANCE SALE —
DRESSES
Reg. S16.75 SI8.50 Now S10.5Q
Reg. Sl’’.50 $15.00 Now $8.50
Reg. S 10.00 Now S5.00
COATS AND SWAGGER si TS
Reg. S50 00 COAT—Size 20 Now 27.50
Reg. S35.00 ( OATS Now $19.50
Reg. $35.00 SWAC-OFR SUITS Now S19.50
Reg. S7.50 RAINCOAT Now S5.00
HATS
Reg. $6.00 NOV,' 52.00
Reg. SCO NOW Si 50
Reg. S1.00 BERETS Now S .75
PA!AMAS
Reg. S2.25 RALBRTGGAN Now S1.50
Reg. SI.75 CHILDREN’S PAJAMAS Now S1.25
BLOUSES
Reg. S2.50 Now $1.50
Reg. S3.50—.84.00 Now S2.50
Rtg. $5.00 Now $3.50
CHILDREN’S SWEATERS
Reg. $1.05 Now S1.25
Reg. $3.00 Now S2.25
LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES & SMOCKS
Reg. $2.25 Now S1.50
M1LI)KKE)’S SHOPPE
Airplane News
Nome Airport
Blizzardy weather con
tinued to hold up airplane
movements in the Nome
section. Numerous plane
companies have flights sch
eduled as soon as the wea
ther will permit.
Weather today
. (U. S. Weather Bureau)
Snow storms were gener
al this morning over Sew
ard Peninsula and western
portions of the Yukon Val
ley. Rain was falling at
Kodiak Island These con
ditions are resulting from
an extensive area of low
barometer charted on this
morning’s weather map So.
of the Aleutian Islands.
Below zero temperatures
continue over northern Al
aska Fairbanks valley and
western Canada while high
er readings are noted in
western Alaska. Tempera
tures below freezing were
recorded at Seattle and
Portland last night.
Airways conditions at 7
A. M. were as follows:
Nome snowing, temp. 22
Solomon snowing, 20
Golovin snowing, 18
Nulato cloudy, 2
Kaltag snowing. 3
Unalakleet snowing. 8
Ruby cloudy, 1
Flat blowing snow, 14
Fairbanks clear, —26
Candle Part cloudy, 18
Kotzebue clear, 5
Anchorage cloudy, 20
Rainy Pass snowing, 20
McGrath snowing, 5
COAL AND FUEL OIL
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
LOCAL ITEMS
Ed. Hoven, Kougarok min
ing man, is awaiting favor
able weather to return to
his mining activities on
Coffee Creek. Mr. Hoven
anticipates a good season’s
work ahead of him this sea
son and will probably be
■ enriched by a good output.
—
Martin Marion, veteran
Bluff miner and prospector
was a passenger to Nome
yesterday. He is here on
business and will remain
for several days before re
turning to his work there.
He is seeing many of his
old mining friends and ac
quaintances in Nome.
A small cabin was moved
today by Clyde Cockburn
with his re-modeled Holt
caterpillar onto the lot of
Barney Kelly, situated on
the corner of Front Street
and B street.
It was stated that the
cabin is being loaned to the
Industrial Workers of Al
aska, presumably for meet
ings, and secretarial work,
etc.
All basketball players
not already affiliated with
either the Alaskans or the
Nome High School were a
gain invited and urgently
requested to show up for
practice at the Native Gym
tonight. It is hoped that
two Nome teams will be
formed to be entered in the
coming basketball league.
The practice hour is 7:30 p.
m., and all players are urg
ed to be present on time.
The Special Reduced sub
scription price of $15.00
(in Advance) for 1 year’s
subscription to the Nome
Daily Nugget, ends Febru
ary 15th. Send in your
subscription today.
Spanish railways are ex
perimenting with motor
cars with much success.
VALENTINE CARD
PARTY AND DANCE
The Lady Moose will give
a party at the Pioneer Hall
next Saturday night. Feb.
15th. Cards, dancing and
refreshments. Cards at
8:45 P.M. General admis
sion 75 cents. For whites
only. 2-t
Tinfoil stencils are used
by a French florist to print
names of recipients upon
flowers given to them.
WILL VISIT NOME
CUSTOMERS FEB. 20th.
Clark Andresen, representing
Hunt and Mottet Company, and
C. O. Bishop, representing Tac
oma Grocery will be calling on
Nome Customer about February
20th, via airplane. They will be j
pleased to call on their many
friends and business acquaintanc
es in Nome.
i
Bakery
OPEN FROM 6 A.M. TO 1 A.M.
GOOD CUP OF COFFEE
BEST PASTRY IN NOME
Good Meals
Dream Theatre
FRIDAY
ONE SHOW 7:30 P. M.
44 DANGEROUS
CROSSROADS ”
WITH
CHIC SALE JACKIE SEARLE
DIANE SINCLAIR
A Thrilling Drama of the Roaring Rails,
With Courage at the Throttle
v
ALSO
j
“CAMPING OUT '—A Cartoon
AND
CHAPTER 4
4 VANISHING SHADOW ”
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