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Airplane News
Nome Airport
The Ford mail plane of
arrived from Fairbanks &
departed again on its re
turn flight. First class mail
was brought in. Miss Ost
was a passenger from Golo
vin. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Hensley, recently married
at Fairbanks, were passen
gers to Nome enroute to
the Koyuk. Mr. Hensley
will be radio operator at
that point for the PAA. Op
erator McFarlane who has
been stationed there recent
iy, is to be transferred to
Fairbanks. Pilots Monsen
and Stewart were in com
mand of the plane.
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Nome Brass Band
Increase Members
The Nome Brass Band
practice last night counted
several new members, and
several who are just learn
ing to play horns. A deter
mined effort during the
past couple of weeks has
resulted in the follewing
taking up practice on in
struments and joining the
band: Wilfred Boucher,
tenor horn; Jimmy Harper,
cornet; Pierce Walsh, cor
net; Eddie Sheddley, cor
net; Tom Martin, alto horn,
Norvin Lewis, alto; Robert
Baldwin, alto horn, Bud
Slack, alto saxophone.Fred
Waide, trombone.
With this interest demon
strated in the organization,
it is practically certain the
band will be going ahead
^oon, by leaps and bounds.
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DRESSES
Reg. $16.75 $18.50 Now S10.50
Reg. $13.50 S15.00 Now $8.50
Reg. SI 0.00 Now $5.00
COATS AND SWAGGER SUITS
Reg. $50.00 COAT—Size 20 Now 27.50
Reg. $35.00 COATS Now $19.50
Reg. $35.00 SWAGGER SUITS Now $19.50
Reg. $7.50 RAINCOAT Now S5.00
HATS
Reg. S« 00 NOW S2.09
Reg. $4.0 NOW S1.50
Reg. SI.00 BERETS Now S .75
PAJAMAS
Reg. $2.25 BALBR'GGAN Now S1.50
Reg. $1.75 CHILDREN'S PAJAMAS Now S1.25
BLOUSES
Reg. $2.50 Now 81.50
Reg. $3.50—34.00 Now $2.50
Rtg. S5.O0 Now S3.50
CHILDREN'S SWEATERS
Reg. $1.95 Now SI.25
Reg. S3.00 New S2.25
LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES & SMOCKS
Reg. $2.23 Now S1.50
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Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
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Fair skies and sub-zer<
temperatures continue ovei
interior Alaska, southeast
ern Alaska, and westerr
Canadian provinces. Snow
was falling at Kodiak anc
Cordova. Unsettled wea
ther prevails throughout
Oregon and Washington.
The extensive high baro
meter area central yester
day around Point Barrow
has moved southeastward
and the crest is now observ
ed over the Yukon Terri
tory.
juneau reported a mini
mum temperature of four
below ’as! night, while Fair
banks recorded forty be
low,and the lowest at Nome
was six below.
Airways conditions at 7
A. M. were as follows:
Nome ptly cloudy, 2 above
Solomon clear 8 below
Golovin clear, 4 below
Nulato clear, 18 below
Kaltag cloudy. 15 below
Ruby clear, 20 below
Flat cloudy, 7 below
Fairbanks clear, 38 below
Nenana clear 24 below
Tanana clear 27 below
Hot Springs clear 15 below
Candle clear 18 below
Kotzebue clear 20 below
Numerous basketball play
ers are gathering together
tonight at the Native Gym
to organize two teams to
compete in the series with
the Alaskans and the Nome
High School. Every avail
able player who is not on
the two above mentioned
teams is requested to be
present tonight at 7:30.
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^LOME^COMMERCU^OJ
LOCAL ITEMS
Martin Strand in Hospital
Martin Strand entered
the Maynard Columbus hos
pital yesterday, as a medi
cal case. Mr. Strand is well
known for his quartz pros
pecting and mining in this
section. It was believed he
suffered some effects of ex
posure and trouble with his
lungs, after being down the
shaft in his mine, doing
work. He will probably re
main for some time at the
hospital, it was reported.
I
' Accounting of Funds
Accounting of the pro
ceeds of the Roosevelt-Chil
dren’s Benefit, given in
Nome, January 30th, show
: the following details:
V Gross proceeds $242.50;
gross expenses $85.75; net
proceeds Nome $156.75.
Kotzebue held a ball and
donated $21.50 and Candle
also celebrated the occa
sion sending by mail $24.00
to help the cause along,
thereby giving a net total
todate of $202.25.
It was declared by the
committee in charge in
Nome that they were wait
ing to hear from several
other outlying points be
fore the apportionment of.
the fund is made.
Leaves for Osborne Cr.
Grover Andre, field man
ager of the Greenstone
Mines Inc., dredge opera
tors on Osborne Creek, and
party, left Nome yesterday
by dog team for the Os
borne Creek camp, where 1
drilling and other work
will be carried on for the
next couple of months, pre
paratory to summer opera
tions of the dredge.
Mr. Andre recently did
considerable moving of
equipment, after the pur
chase of the Dexter Creek
dredge, with the Nome Mo
tor Company doing the
hauling. He stated that
the company expected to
carry on a full season’s
dredging program this com
ing summer.
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Red Cross Election
'At their annual meeting
Sunday at the Maynard
Columbus hospital,Sunday,
the Nome Red Cross elect
ed an executive committee
including the following: C.
W. Thornton, Chairman;
Leroy.Sullivan, Vice-chair
man, M. J. Walsh, A. F.
Wright, treasurer; Mrs. A.
M. Hartford, and Miss Em
ily Morgan, secretary; Miss
Mildred Scott, chairman of
roll call.
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Meat Department
SHEE FISH, Freshly Caught. This Fish
was caught in Kotzebue just a few days
ago, and was brought here by Airplane.
It is delicious either fried boiled or baked.
PETITE STEAKS —from the i
filet of beef. For your Satur
day or Sunday dinner. Tender,
no bones, or waste Per lb. 60cts
Fresh Honeycombed. Tripe Per Lb. 20cts
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