Dream Theatre
TONIGHT
ONE SHOW 7:30 PM
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
CHAINED
WITH
JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK GABLE
AND
“Vital Victuals”
SUNDAY
TWO SHOWS 7:15 and 9. P M
44 TRICK FOR TRICK ’’
WITH
RALPH MORGAN SALLY BLANE
VICTOR JORY
ALSO
“SUNKISSED SWEETIES” With Andy Clyde
AND
“DESERT DEMONS”—Battle of Life Series
TWO SHOWS 7:15 and 9. P M
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Murray Stuart of the PAA
mail plane left Nome this morn
ing, returning as far as Nulato
today, on his flight to Fairbanks.
There were two passengers for
Golovin and two for Koyuk, be
sides outgoing mail.
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A. Polet reported late this after
noon that the big Community
Christmas Tree for the celebra
tion for the 23rd, and a big con
signment of trees for his store
j had passed Cape Nome late today
1 and that the caravan of dog
teams would arrive at Nome late
j tonight.
Mr. Polet declared that Christ
mas trees for the homes and oth- j
er places would be delivered as I
soon as desired.
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PUBLIC XMAS DANCE
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23
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EVERYBODY INVITED
The Nome Amusement Co.
GEORGE WHALEY, Manager
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Sports Program
Of Community
Xmas Made Up
SPORTS PROGRAM
Community Christmas Program,
December 23, 1936, at Noon.
.. 1. Children, 10 years and un
der, with 1 dog—1st prize $2.00;
2nd prize, $1.00.
. 2. Children, 14 years and un
der. with 1 dog—1st prize $3.00,
2nd prize $1.00..!
3. Children, Free for all, with ‘
2 dogs—1st $2.50; 2nd 1.50.|
4. Children, over 10 years old
on Skiis, with 2 dogs—first prize
$3.00; second $2.00.'
5. Children, 12 years old and
under, Skii race—1st $2.00; 2nd
prize $1.00..|
6. Ladies Free for All, Skii
race—1st $2.50; 2nd $1.50. .|
.. 7... Men’s Free for All, Skii race
—1st $2.50; 2nd $1.50.
8. Free for all Snowshoe race
—1st $2.50; 2nd $1.50.
9. Touch Football played by
High School Boys. .
Dogs used in first four events
only. All races run on Front
Street from Steadman Avenue to
B Street, except the 6th and 7th
event, which will be run from
B Street around Thornton’s office
and return to B Street.
Should there be too many en-!
tries for any event an extra race
will be run. In case of only two
entries in any event no second
prize will be paid. In all the dog
races each entry will be allowed '
one assistant at the starting line.
Each entry will please see Mr. '
Pool, Mr. Farrell, or the under
signed before Tuesday, the 22nd.
Be on hand at 12 o’clock, noon,
as this program must be over and
the street cleared for Santa Claus,
who comes to town at 1:15 P. M.
We have been informed that
Santa Claus will not drive thru
town unless the loose dogs are
all tied or locked up.
SPORTS COMMITTEE,
C. F. YENNEY, Chairman.
YENNEY’S
Water Delivery
Phone Black 7
Good Service
Complies With Sanitary
Regulations of The City
Of Nome.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
TREAT YOUR DOGS
RIGHT
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FEED THEM
EGAVIK AND TELLER
DRIED SALMON
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10<*s LB.
WHILE IT LASTS
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Third Meeting
Board of Equal.
Held Fri. P. M.
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sessment one-fifth as large as for
instance Lehmann’s which was
assessed at $40,000. She suggest
ed cutting to $7,000.
Spirited discussion concerning
values of personal property etc.,
ensued with members of the coun
cil taking part. Mrs. Davis offer
ed to pay on one hundred per
cent valuation providing every
other business house paid on the
same basis, but still objected that
her assessment was still out of
proportion.
It was finally moved and sec
onded by Councilman Hagen sec
onded by Gross that the assess
ment for the North Pole Bakery
stand at $8,000. The motion fail
ed, receiving three affirmative
votes and one negative. Council
man Polet was asked if he cared
to reconsider his vote. He said
he did not and an impasse result
ed.
It was decided to call council
man Rude and request that he
come to the meeting, which was
done. The motion was again put
by its sponsors and councilman
Rude voted in the affirmative,
making the necessary four votes
in favor of the motion to accom
plish its passage. Mrs. Davis
thanked the council for its con
sideration of her contentions, &
the matter was dropped.
Regarding the raise on the
Standard Oil Co., the council de
cided that before adjourning sine
die as a board of equalization, it
would meet again at 5:15 P.M.
today, to provide a last opportun
ity for any further objections, in
view of an expected answer from
Standard Oil to a telegram from
their agents here advising them
of the additional raise.
HAVE YOU THOUGHT
OF GIVING A KODAK
AS A XMAS GIFT ?
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We have a fine line of Ko
daks, and the prices are
really very attractive.
The Potter Studio
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Cavey’s Bakery
good cur of corns
BEST PASTRY IN NOME
Good Meals
OPBi FROM 6 AJL TO 1 AJL
‘ALFA1 FA fv i * WELCOMES LANOON
William H. “Alfalfa Bill" Murray, former Democratic governor of Okla
homa, introduced Gov. Alf M. Landon, the Republican presidential
nominee,.when he made a campaign address at Oklahoma City. Thla
picture shows them as they greetsd each other on the station platform.
Landon was wearing an overcoat and scarf as protection against a
cold that had prevented him from making platform talks for a day.
’ (Associated Press Photo)
Ulrickson Chosen
Driver of Fire
Department
A special meeting was called
following the board of equaliza
tion meeting last night to consid
er applications for driver in the
fire department. Before taking
up this subject, Fred Havercamp
spoke on the holding up of pay
ment of his bill for work done
on the new gym floor, including
sanding, etc. A report wps ren
dered by the mayor saying that
he had ascertained that the ac
count was a just one. Some dis
cussion as to the rates ensued, &
finally the bill was approved by
the finance committee and order
ed paid by the council. I
Applications for driver were
received from W. E. Macdonald,
C. O. Roberts, Ed. Ulrickson, C.
M. Allyn. Abe Reimer, and R.
Mullaly. It was moved and sec
onded that Ed Ulrickson be ap
pointed as driver, providing thu
he passed a physical examina
tion to be given him by Dr. Thos.
Morcom.
The reason for this action wa3
explained as being necessary in
view of the time when Mr. Ul
ricksen was forced to resign this
position some time ago, due to
an accident, and alleged heart
trouble. Mr. Ulricksen reported
that he was in fine physical con
dition now, but the council wish
ed to have a doctor’s report con
cerning his condition. The meet
ing then adjourned.
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE
FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY—DEC. 18—19.
We have assembled on two tables a large number of use
ful novelties ideal for gifts which have been reduced In
price for this occassion.
TABLE NO. 1 TABLE NO. 2
331-3 %Off 25% Off
LET YOUR GIFT DOLLARS SERVE
A DUAL PURPOSE
Buy Local Products
Give gifts that wll lbe appreciated Par Parkas, Fur Cape,
Fur Mittens, Slippers, Muktuks, Native Ivory Handicraft
sneh as Bracelets, Beads, Ash Trays, Pickle Forks, Batter
Spreaders, Letter Openers, Paper Weights, Crib Beards,
and wiit*t*-—1 varieties.
POLET’S STORE
—■THE STORE OF 1000 GIFTS—