LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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FOR A GREATER NOME!
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We Wish To
Congratulate
The Nome Nugget, the Nome merchants,
and the Citizens of Nome on their fine spirit and
fortitude during our recent conflagration and
their energy and courage in rehabilitating our
Town.
“CORKANSTELE”
We have taken the Alaska agency for
“Corkanstele” sectional buildings and will be
pleased to submit quotations for any require
ment from a small cabin to Nome’s largest build
ing.
Corkanstele construction is Soundproof,
Fireproof, and insulated against heat or cold.
Three inches of Cork is equivalent to
four feet of concrete_as protection against cold
and in retaining heat—Cork construction is .
cheaper and better.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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LOCAL NEWS
The private dance given by the
“Polarites” last Saturday, proved to
be a huge success, and everyone in
the social club, and their guests en
joyed themselves immensely.
A “young” blizzard started last
night and this morning, which may
prove a hindrance to airplane trav
el for today and tomorrow if it con
tinues. Weather conditions around
Nome are not very favorable.
Arriving on the NAT Fokker
plane, Chester Brown, pilot, was
Melvin Flora, a deisel engineer.
This is Pilot Brown’s first flight to
Nome for some time. He and his
family have been in the States for
several months, vacationing, and
just lately returned to Alaska. Ches
ter will be stationed at Nome from
now on.
Pilot John Lynn of the Northern
Air Transport took off Sunday for
Fairbanks in the Fokker plan be
longing to the company. As pass
engers were Mr. and Mrs. O. M.
Powell and Gus Wheeler. A large
quantity of express and baggage
was also carried. Pilot Lynn will
be stationed at the Fairbanks base
of the NAT from now on.
Work is being carried on, install
ing new motors in the two planes of
Roust Airways, the Curtis Robin
and the Travelair. Both new motors
arrived on the last boats from the
States and are being installed at this
time to take care of the winter fly
ing business of the company. As
soon as the new motor in the Curtis
Robin is installed, Pilot Easley of
the Roust Airways will ^ke off for
Haycock with Wallace Porter and
daughter, weather permitting.
The Lomen Commercial Company
has placed their warehouses on the
duck in shape for winter. All en
trances have been boarded over and
blocked to keep the snow from drift
ing in. Their large derrick on the
end of the dock was dismantled ov
er the week-end and brought into
the warehouses and stored. Consid
erable freight and merchandise still
remains on the dock until those mer
chants are ready to move into
their new buildings When the stocks
(will be transferred to the shelves
!and storage quarters. —
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Pilot Mirow of the. M.A.S, return
ed from his northern flight Sunday
morning with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Forsgren sa passengers from Deer
ing. He flew Mrs. Everen from Kot
zbeue to Candle, with her newly
born twins.
Sunday afternoon he flew to Tel
ler with the two Muller boys, and
returned with Bill Horn who requir
ed dental attention.
Pilot Mirow is scheduled to take
off tomorrow morning for Fairbanks
weather permitting.
Following the shut-down of the
No. 2 dredge of the Hammon Con
solidated Gold Fields, the latter
part of last week, work immediate
ly commenced on the project of re
placing the old wooden floor of the
FOOTBALL
GAMES
SATURDAY
(By The Associated Press)
The Following football scores of
Saturday’s games in intercollegiate
football are as follows:
Yale 7, Princeton 0.
Pittsburgh 31, Navy 7.
U of Detroit 6, Michigan State 7.
Colgate 12, Syracuse 2.
Purdue 7, Fordham 0.
Citadel 0, Army 34.
Columbia 13, Penn 12.
New Hampshire 3, Harvard 47.
Holy Cross 20, Brown 7.
Dartmouth 6, Cornell 21/
Carnegie Tech 3, Duquense 0.
Michigan 0, Ohio State 34.
Williams 7, Amherst 19.
Illinois 3, Wisconsin 7.
Duke 0, North Carolina 7.
Notre Dame 20, Northwestern 7.
Tulane 20, Kentucky 7.
Chicago 7, Minnesota 35.
Nebraska 3, Kansas 0.
Gonzaga 0, Wichita U. 0.
Alabama 40, George Tech 0.
Arkansas 6, Southern Methodist 10.
Texas 20, Texas Christian 19.
Stanford 40, Olympic Club 0.
Idaho 13, California 45.
Arizona 32, Temple Teachers 6.
College Puget Sound 0, Washington
34.
Oregon 0, Southern California 33.
Montana 7, Oregon State 7.
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Nugget—52.00 Month By Carrier
Hammon power plant, with a con
crete floor. The concrete mixer and
power house employees are speed
ily pouring in the concrete and it is
expected that the new floor will
soon be laid.
With this work completed, the
power house will have concrete
floors and foundations for the entire
plant.
A flue in the boiler of the heating
plant at the Nome Public School
sprung a leak this "morning, forcing
the shut-down of the heating sys
tem so that repairs could be made.
Albert Chagnon, janitor speedily re
paired the leaky tube and steam
will be built up so that the school
will be warn for tomorrow.
Because of the cold wind and
snow today, and the fact that there
was no heat in the building, school
was dismissed until tomorrow morn
ing, by Superintendent Bloom.
School will take up at the usual
time tomorrow morning.
SAYS GERMANY
TRYING BE THE
BIG AIR POWER
(By The Associated Press)
LONDON, Nov. 17 — Winston
Churchill, former Chancellor of
the Ex-chequer, Friday night charg
ed Germany with “Re-arming with
the utmost speed.” He pleaded his
charge by stating that Germany
was out to make herself, without de
lay, the strongest air power in the
European world. Apparently Eng
land is jealous of aircraft develop
ment. She has produced some of
the finest organized air transporta
tion lines in the world, but Ger
many has been carefully develop
ing long distance flying services
which rival anything yet produced.
The jbharacter of Churchill’s charge
reflects the tenseness of the situa
tion, when a former high govern
ment official in the English Parlia
ment openly charges a foreign
neighbor with “re-arming with ut
most speed.”
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Montana Senator
Dies Heart Attack
(By The Associated Press)
BUTTE, Mont., Nov. 19, Lee Man
tle, aged eighty-three, former U.S.
Senator from Montana and a con
temporary of Marcus Daly, and W.
A. Clark, of the Montana Copper
Mining Co., died here today of a
heart attack. He is survived by a
widow and son.
BABIES ARE TO
BE INCLUDED^
BUCK SHIRTS
(By The Associated Press)
ROME, Nov. 17 — Propects of
“Black Shirts” in swaddling, baby
clothes greeted Italy, with a new,
far-reaching government order en
rolling every man and child in the
ranks of Mussolini’s Ballilla Organ
ization, from the time of birth.
The order was made public today,
as the press of the nation repeated
warnings of the approach of a cruc
ial jgpar in Europe. Coincident with
the announcement that new born
babies will be enrolled in the Black
Shirt Pre-military organization II
Duce’s newspaper “Popolo D’ltal
ia,” said that the tension on the con
tinent was becoming grave and
very quiet, and that it will be nec
essary to be strong to meet and dom
inate all events.”
Until a child is able to take light
exercise, government super vision
will be merely hygenic. After this
the boys will be developed physic
ally along scientific lines.
At the age of six years, the child
will become one of the “Sons of the
Wolf,” and will receive a more en
tensive physical training, including
elementary military practice.
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APPLE
SPECIAL
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Delicious, Face & Fill per box $2.50
Rome Beauty Per Box $3.00
Kings Per Box $2.75
Gravensteins Per Box $2.75
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Jonathans Per Box $3.25
Spitzenbergs Per Box $3.50
We have also a very fine stock of
Apples for later in the winter use,
Such As:
WINESAPS
NEWTONS
FANCY DELICIOUS t
Which you could buy and we will
store for you free of charge.
Fresh Pears By The Box. $4.00
”• Per Dozen 50 and .00 Cents
APPLES By The Dozen M, .40 .50
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