The Nome nugget., May 19, 1934, Page THREE, Image 3

About The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934

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FASHION SHOW LAST TUESDAY
PROVES TO DE SUCCESS
IN EVERY WAY
Continued train Page One
Rita O’Leary, Geraldine Iludo, and
Mildred Herbert, in all styles and
sized. }.
A feature of esp. rial interest
to. families was the presentation
of small models for girls, far all
occasions. .parties, bouse or street
wear, modeled by Betty Calkins,
Vlnpinia Calkins, Vesta Pd|son,
Kathleen and Anna Walsh, and
Marvel Allvn.
A cute little skirt dance, given
by little Jean Gnjha.ni displaying
an original costume brought forth
much applause and approval.
Afternoon dresses of the latest
styles ami pleasing colors modeled
“by Mrs. Rude, Mrs, Miller, and
Miss Eileen Stangroont drew the.
intereeit of both men and women.
Strangely enough the geroUemon
present were as much interested
in the styles and colors as the
women. There must have been a
reason.
Attired in ‘Costumes new to mo
people of Nome. Murieil Winship,
Mary Ann Mish and Gretcheu
Steffin staged a waltz clog which
received the loild applause of tile
w entire house.
With Mrs. Howe explaining anil
describing the latest stylos and
modes, Mrs. Rude, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Kurfh, Mrs. Hoyd ‘and Miss
Bileen Stangroom modeled the
attractive evening dresses, believ
ed to lie the pick of the styles
in the states, suitable for present
ation In Nome.
As a climax’ to the fashion par
ade, Itaa O’Ijf ary, Horgnev t’l
richson and Geraldine ' Rude gave
a liffck dance, which.a-nepiy ropa-id
Mrs. Whaley in its perfect execu
tion and testified to her’’skill as
a dance instructor.
Winding up the fashion show.
Mrs. Howe, through whose efforts
the show was made wished to pub
licly express her appreciation to
the following people; Mr. and Mrs.
('has. Code, the bomen Commer
cial Company, Wan. Kelsey, Mrs.
Frank Whaley, ” A. .T. Pangman,
Pioneer Igloo No. 1, Northern
bight and Power Co., and all of
the models and those who gave
their dances.
With every detail smoothly and
efficiently executed, the Fashion
Show was a success in every way.
The’variety of ladies' wear, pre
sented for the Arab time in Nome,
testifies to the modern race, how
quickly and Sow minh different
jit is with airplanes at your beck
land call. These styles were brought
ito Nome by airplane from the
outside, where, formerly it would
,huve been impossible to get them
in here except by special dog
team It is believed that hence
forth the merchants of Nome will
;be keenly watching their opportun
ities of getting In the latest goods
by airplane, much to the conven
: lice oiAthe publU- of this secthrrr
t “
! AITOMOTIYK KQl'U’MKNT
IS TliAXXHI) KOU
CITY Of N’OMK
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sters who are entirely . ttin young.
Wtruld lie prohibited front driving.
Penalties for traffic violations
were suggested where..the operator
would hut-ve him license revoked, i
should his violations be extremely
serious or too frequent. ,
Suggests Purchase of New
Auto Truck for Kire Oept.
.Post ibly the best suggesHon to J
be made during the mooting, was
one whereby • the City of Nome
should purchase some type in' uuto
mrtbiile truck chassis, and super- ,
impose tlie flic equlpmhiil from the
wagon now being used to the chas
sis of tlie truck. Cliff Allyh and
Bud. Harper of tlie Cbevroii i Mo- ,
tor Co., agency in Nome were pre
sent fit the meeting and they Were
called upon to supply data and
price quotations on such a piece;
of equipment.
It developed, following a eom
. muiiiication r‘-;id,, from Chief yen-|
. n«y of the Fire Department, that
the purchase of. at least ortc new j
horse was necessary this fall,- and
even two, if it could ho arranged.
He did not advise the pu-chase of
a new team 'out advised tlie f'oun
, cil 'that the present team ivtis just
about through for good, and that1
j something would have to he done
this fail.
, Receiving favorable cmwldera* j
tion from the majority of the i
council, it was decided to approach j
both the Road Commission and the I
itantfhon Con, Gold Fields to see |
If they could possibly arrange- to ^
I keep -tiro main streets of Nome j
cleared during the winter by the j
CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH
Norman McCay, Pastor
; Sunday school at 11 a.m
Evening worship at 7:40 p.tn.
1 “The Spiritual Sovereignty of
Every Soul.'’
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use of (raptor, so that a dual
iwiteelwl truPk such as the one
suggested, would l>e able to op
erate. If the butch use of a now
team were made it would mean
the expenditure of a considerable
amount of money for the horses
and then on top of that the cost
of feed for them. It was .estimated
Vital with a truck the city would
save in the neighborhood of $500
a year, should it be -successful in
gaining tlie assistance pf both -the
itannnon Co., and the Alaska Hoad
Ci nianission. In keepiirg the main
streets of Nome graded for auto
mobile op ration during the win
ter.
Tin1 mutter of grading snow dur
ing the winter by the' use of Road
Com m ission equipment, it is un
derstood will be brought to the
attention of Mr. Ike Taylor of
tlie ARC upon liis arrival in Nome
about -the middle of June.
In our opinion, wo coincide en
tirely witli the Council in this mat
te,r, not enttreilv. or due alone to
tire protection, lint because it will
lie a step toward civic, betterment,
if the streets of Xu me are kept
'n condition for automobile traf
lic during the winter, it is cer
1 aiijly going to mean 'more busi
ness for tlie people of .Nome, In
every way. Outside of the fact
that ;i great amount 'of . money !
can tie saved, the fire truck does j
not have to stand, idle during a j
fire, or lie tyatche.il so that it ,
doesn’t run away, or taken back |
to the fire; house because it is too j
cold or stormy. The man who op-:
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erat.es .the truck also becomes a
firc> fighter when tlie run is made, j
The one large question upper-i
most in the minds of tlie council '
was tlie expense of having to |
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~ NEW PICTURES -
“lilMOM"
“t,ilium." which was adapted, j
for the screen from Franz Mol- |
nar's famous play of the same i
name, tells tlie story of a Hangar
lan carnival barker, who is loved
by tiwo women, one a sinner, the
other a saint. diaries Farrell !
portrays the- barker, Rose Hobart
the saint and Kstelle Taylor the
sinner. II R. Warner and Fee
Tfacv are the otlier featured
players, in the vivid drama which
opens Tuesday at. the Dream
Theatre.
•‘THIS SPORT J*A HA OK"
Milling most of his life Joel
Medea had been hearing about
Ivan the Terrible. Then he mot
him. Not only mot him. bn| he
j had wrestle him.
Ivan I/lnow is the full name of
Miis "terrible" man and the meet
ing eaiiie about when Joel was
working on '“The S[Wt Parade, ’*
he pioi.tire coming to the Mreatn
T »*tt n>. Friday -^*4——
In. the picture .Media pljiyd a
college wrestler who turns pro
fessional:.
SIMMONS
No. »m:i
Li i!h- District Court for the Ter*
• i"qry of Alaska, Second Division,
Charlotte Howe, Plaintiff.
vs*t
Russell A. Howe, Defendant,
The Pnasiideiu of Tho I'nited
S'atis of America, To tille above
tin tm 4 defendant, Greeting:
Vim are tiered,>y required to ap
pear in l lie District Court for
the Territory of Alaska. Second
D vision, within thirty CUn days
after tile last publication of this
c. :ntnons, '-namely witiliin thirty.
It" i days after t lie 9t-h day iff
I 1934. iii cake this summons
is published, or within forty do) j
days after the date of iu service .
upm you. in case this summtJns j
is served upon you personally,,
ami answer the complaint of the ;
above mimed plaintiff on file in j
flic, said court in t In1" above < mill
ed action.
The said plaintiff iu^s i d a tibn
deni.unis the following reliel : A
.judgment of said court tbs solving
fin- bonds of matrim on y now eximt
in between you anil the said i
pin intiff, and changing the name j
of !ho su id - plaintiff to—P-hsrb>H«r.
Potter, and for such other and
further relief as to .the-Com" may j
so. in equitable- and just.
All'll in tile event you fail to,
so appear anil answer the .plaintiff
will . take judgment against yen
for want thereof, and will apply j
lo.Hhe court lor the relief demand
ed in her complaint and as here-,;
in.ffliove stated.
Witness, the Honorable Lester
0 Gore. Judge of said Court, and j
the S'-al of said Court hereunto 1
affixed, on this I Mli day of May, j
1 9 '! I
Titos. I). Jensen, Clerk of the ,
said Court.
(SEAL)
Leroy M. Sullivan.
Attorney for Plaintiff'.
Publish: .May 19. 29, June 2.
9, 16'. 1934.
SBTKKT \KY W ill DKll.V
OkKIIS I XT. HIGHWAY
In a recent: hitter to Supt. ltosS
1. Kinni.i of th*’ Alaska Hoad
I Commissi a. from, the secretary
I « ■ ,
j to Delegate, Dirmond, among other*]
. liitei HMi Ing ^i;t< ms was a report
trade, by Snci‘htia'’y\. of .’War I tern
I Concerning thh Inly hathMial High i
. “ ■ . ■ r
I -vay :
-‘’Serrntary nf Wir George H. |
Devil has submitted to the chair- j
man of the House Gbmnuttofi on,
roads p very fay'lifalJle report on i
the Dihi ’ivd hill w(rich would up- i
propriate S2.Out.),now f<>t* the sitr- t
vev, location and construottoll 'of j
tlie Amerioan section of the In- 1
ternationai Highway. Secetary j
Dent's ren'ort deals only with the'
1 I
engineering features of the road J
hut from that angle no fault is |
found wiilt Die idea underlying j
* mr‘.-»' . ;
the highway. Sen rotary Dern is j.
of tli o opinion t lea t the highway
is ’feasible from an engineering
1
standpoint and that is can be'built
at a reasonable r s*/ The report
i- expected to be extremely help
ful when hearings on the hill ars
held hy the committee."
The total^ leinh 0f the interna
ttonal project measured front Seat
tle to Fairbanks. s estimated to
lie 2256 mil;-. Or thi,» d iytauce
1 uT:; miles- of i ai) have- a-!really
boeft constructed -1*. iv.ntr approxi
mately J 1 8j3 miles of new r rffctruc-.
t on to oomph- o the* project. The
unco^npldted rmhiiiye is sut'tdividffd
as follows: in Hfit/sh ('o.lun'itii^, ■
5 ill miles; in Yukon, Tel rit.o,ry.
4.So miles; In Alaska,' I"'1, -miles.
The Deipnr tape nt finds that !h-»
liijrft way is a fea.-dblv project' it:d
can be built at a reasonable east
Of which should "not- exceed .*2;
into.00*1 for till- Alaska se on
and - $12,000,000 for -the fatiad
ian section and that the irta'-ter
should receive car* ftt. attention
when it comes before the pr ;i r
aimnn tecs.
EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR
Auction Sale Dates
' - • Aiuf. 15
isept. 12
Oct. 10
June 13 Nov. 14
July 11 Dec. 12
Sl'KCIAl, .s.XI.KS HEI.D
ON DEQUEST OF Klliri’EKS
Advances will be made as i sual when re
quested. « Transferred by telegraph if
desired.
I Tile Seattle l'nr
Exchange lias al
ways demonstrated
to the sail-faction
of all their shippers
that it can anil
does sell furs in
a manner superior
to anyone else. Our
monthly auction
sales are recogniz
ed by buyers of raw
furs as the best
source from which
to provide the wor
ld markets with
their requirements
of fine Alaska furs.
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The SEATTLE FUR EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Seattle, U.S.A.
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