The Nome Nugget
Geo. S. Maynard, Editor and Publisher
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LOCAL NEWS
Harry Brant was an incoming
passenger on the Victoria today.
Harry who was - in Nome several
years ago, will become associated
•with Mrs. It da Harper , in the
Modern Cafe, it is expected.
George Uniblin and wife, newly
married during the winter, arriv
ed on the S S Victoria today from
£eattles. George happens to be a
lncky boy; being a benedict, with
his wife as the charming bride
would be a pleasure
Ruth Johansen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs E K Johansen, who
has not been in Nome for several
years, was a returning passen
ger today on the Vic.
Miss Muriel Outhmuller. neice
of Mr and Mrs. Ross J Kinney,
was a returning passenger oir the
Victoria after spending the winter
in Die stales
All's 11 Sprague, wife of Brin
Sprague, who is associated with
the company operations on Sun
set Creek, arrived on the Victoria
to J.oltt her IniRbahiTrflir the - u in -
mer
Miss Lorene Hagen, daughter
of Mr and Mrs Harry Hagen, re
turned on the Victoria after at
tending the University Of Washing
ton, the past winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Kara Palsson were
arrivals today on the Victoria
from Seattle Mrs. Palsson , is a
sister to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson
of Nome
The Cutter Northland is due
to arrive Nome at 5 p.m. tonight,
from Norton Bay ports.
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I NOME,. ALASKA
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BASBS AT NOME AND CANDLE
L.. L. (Sol) Lewis, pioneer Nome
te, was a returning passenger toj
lav from Seattle on the Vic, after J
not having been in Nome for many ,
yen rs
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Cappy McDohgall, another old ,
tinier of the Nome section also re
turned on the Vic from the States,
after being outside for a long
time *
Mrs. M. G. Alyey and children
wore arriving passengers bn the
Victoria today, to join her hus
band who is a member of the
I' S. t'dist Guard here.
Mrs Lyman Culver, another
winter bride' to a well known
Nomeife, Lyman Culver, was an
arrival today on the Vic to join
her husband who is associated
with the Teller Commercial Co*
Captain Thos. A. Lyle and wife
who left Nome last summer on a
trip outside for the first time in
about thirty vars, returned on
the first boat today, saying “Nome
looks pretty good.'1 While out
side they visited all of their child
ren front Washington to Califor
nia.
John Eberle, old time Nomeite
returned on the Vic today.
IRENE RICH’S WARDROBE
IS RICH EYEFUL
Seldom, is ever, does i i i 'ress
on the screen get the opportunity
to wear as many charming gowns
as Irene Rich wears in the Fort
Movietone spectacle, “On Your
Back" directed by Guthrie Mc
Clintic, which comes to the Dream
Theater Sunday.
For the 1912 period, when Miss
Rich portrayed the role of a
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dressmaker she wore a blue silk i
dress with red_dota,._a character-1
lstlc dress of thb time. For the'
1928 scenes she..wore a tan frost- (
crepe dress with brown cloth coat.
The year 193fl finds her establish
ed as the most fashionable modiste
In New York and in keeping with
her position as creator of styles
for the elite of society she wears
many becoming creations. Among
them i.% a black transparent velvet ;
afternoon dress, a rose Elizabeth- j
crepe apd lace negligee, a dark j
blue satin-back crepe dress with i
blue felt bat to match, a grey j
cantnn-crepe dress, a yellow flow-1
ered crlffon and beige lace after-1
noon dress which had a green
horse hair and maline hat »o match,
a da rk. green frost-crepe dress with
green felt. I t. with feathers. .1 gold
ar,: white 1 t.tal hr wade e -oiling
if vs and 1 s unning b' fk Sal
ome velvet • afternoon dress in the
Fashion Show scepes.
All accessories such as gloves
purses, shoes and costume jewel- |
ly were chosen especially for the
various gowns and combined to
| make Miss Rich’s role of “Jiil
ianne” one of the most fashion
ably dressed characters ever to
appear on the audible screen.
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AND RESTAURANT
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For Your Selection A Full bine Of
BAKERY KJOODS
Open at 6 a.m. Until 2 a.m.
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1 Gasoline, Kerosene, Oils and Grease
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DREAM THEATRE
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5NE SHOW SATURDAY JUNK 28 AT7:30
TONIGHT
Wheeler & Woolsey
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HELD EM' JAIL
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"IX»VK RUSINKSS"— A OANCJ COMEDY
Admission 33 ci'iitu including lai
TWO SHOWS SIMMY, JUNE 24 715 and 9PM
ON YOUR BACK
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WITH
IRENE RICH & H. R. WARNER
A REAL STYLE SHOW
ALSO
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POX MOVIKT ONE NEWS
Admission 55 cents including tax
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