The Nome nugget., July 02, 1934, Page THREE, Image 3

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

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Clearance Sale On R. C. A.
Victor Radios &
Eveready Batteries t
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MODEL R 74 TEN TI RE Bl-AOOUSTIC TABLE MODEL
REDUCED FROM *75.00 TO *50.00
MODEL R '78 TWELVE TUBE BI-ACOUSTIC CONSOLE MODEL
REDUCED FROM *147.50 TO *08.00
MODEL KK 81 RADIO PHONOGRAPH (HIM 111 NATION WITH
HOME RECORDING TWO SPEED TURNTABLE TEN TUBE
BI-ACAUSTIC RADIO
REDUCED FROM 8178.00; TO *118.05
.MODEL UK 18 RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION Willi
TWO SPEED TURNTABLE AND NINE TUBE RADIO
REDUCED FROM *157.00 TO *00.50
MODEL R 58 B TEN TUBE BATTERY CONSOLE
-COMPLETE WITH BATTERIES
REDUCED FROM *100.00 TO *73.50 j
No. 480 Heavy Duty Eveready Battery Reduced from *3.50 f0*2.75
No. ^62 Portable B Battery Reduced from *2.10 to *1.05
No. 7111 A Battery Reduced from *85 TO .45
No. A 800 Atf Cell Reduced from *0.25 TO *7.75
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BON MARCHE STORES
HAGEN’S
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dr<fi ntrnn «** .a »/ OPTICIAN
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AfND OPTICAL GOODS
FINE WATCH REPAIRING EYESIGHT SPECIALIST*.
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314 FRONT STREET, -NOME, ALASKA.
ALASKA HOTEL
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"W'KU HRVfHD ROOMS UV
THK D.W OR MONTH
FRONT ST. NOMK, ALASKA
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE
HARDWARESTORE'ON
SEWARD PENINSULA v
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MINING ANI> DREDGING RITPPLIKS
AGENTS FOR LANG STOVES AND RANGES
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, WALL PAPER ETV.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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ELITE BATH HOUSE & HOTEL
ROOMS iBY THE DAY WEEK OK MONTH
HTEAM. SHOWER AND TUB BATHS
. OPEN 8 A. M. TO 1A. M.
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NOME CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.
SALKS ^ TRANSPORTATION . SERVICE
Chevrolrl Auto Freight Meclianlcitl
Oldsmobile Taxi Lurlcation I
Pontiac Bus To Little Cr, Electrical |
Buick Parcel DeJirery Tire" |
CMC Trucks - ■ Painting I
Parts & Accessories . - Renovating |
Gas and Oil C
PHONE MAIN 108
“SHOPWORN” IS MKASIRKD
TO BARBARA STANWYCK
Barbara S’anwyrk. ranking high
among the dramatic actresses of
the screen, comes to the Dream |
Theatre Tuesday in her newest !
drama “Shopworn,'’ a Columbia ,
picture. \
“Kitty Lane,” heroine of “Shop
worn,” will be one of her best
loved characterizations. It allows
her fo portray that interesting
■auslfion from a sweet young girl
with the aspirations of innocence.
to a disillusioned woman who has
put herself on the bargain counter
liecause deceiicy didn't pay.
Kitty lame is good by instinct
and by preference tand aspirps to
something finer than the cheapness
■ t' her surroundings. ,. Her child
hood was spent in construction
(amps among rough men she
scorned. Then the death of her
hither transfers her to a cheap
campus eating house1 where she
has as equal scorn for the college
boys who try to date her, that is.
Jack Solomon
. TAILOR
It.P. WARD ' MANAGC*
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4-^Olivi - low
ALASKA FRIENDS
THE HOTEL MAYFLOWER
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IS FOR YOU. liomlnl at 4th and Olive ami within a block of
(lie city's shopping district. In fun it is the huh uround which Seat
tle ro utes. New. modern, and rote* as low as two dollars per day,
with hutli. When enjoyed you will «ay l have attain found “.Xla'ka's
j Rest Friend.’*
all except Dave Livingston.
The love of Kitty and Dave is
a very beautiful thing ruthlessly
interfered with by Dave's selfish
hyp ich< ndriac mother. She lias
not sup 1 vised every breath Dave
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had drawn to stand qilietly by arid
see him wreck his future by nu.rr\
ing a cheap waitress! Kvery heart
will be torn for, Kitty when the
older w.oman, proud, cold', hard,
self-righteous, falsely brands Kijty
as immoral and tries lb buy her
off. But • Kity refuses -to lie in
cheap a< they thuk her. "\o
• mat ter h vv cheap 1 am. I "in not
for sale!" she cries, flinging the
.money back.
, IJow Kit tv. her value 1 si witen
si e s <•< tile cheapness of people
wiU). rail fheln-el ves decent; ie..
cooics fain ns, even notorious, and
. later ren-hes the haven of happi
ness long denied her, is. dramat
ically told.in. "Shopworn." e
From the La nd of the
:____.MinxiLiiT sr:.^
Xoin.;, Alaska. ■
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Men are what women tnatry.
They .drink and smoke and swear,
arid don't *go to church except
when they get old or sick. Maybe
they would go if they wore skirts
They are more logical than women
| also they are more zoological.
| Both men and women sprang from
monkeys but women sprang the far
thest.
■‘I’apa, didn’t you whip me
once for biting little Tommy?”
"Yes. my child, yon hurt , him
very much/’
"Well, then, papa, you ought to
whip sister's music teacher, too:
he hit sister yesterday right on the
month, and i know it hurt her. be
cause she put her arms around
his neck and tried to choke him.”
Jones was presenting a purse and
watch to a fellow workman who;
was leaving the concern.
After a long flattering speech, j
the manager wound up with:
"The contents of this”—holding
tip the purse—“may in time dis
appear. “But"—holding tip the
watch—‘‘here is something that
will never go.’’
To save writing letters, mail a
copy of Tlie Nome Nugget on plane
Summer Coats
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FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
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A NEW SELECTION OF
MID-SUMMER DRESSES ARRIVED
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WE HAVE
EVERYTHING FOR THE DARY
COME IN AND LOOK OVER
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OUR NEW LINES
BUY IN ALASKA •
AT OUTSIDE PRICES!
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Charlotte B. Howe Apparel Shop
CANDLE
i Spatial Nugget Correspondence ^
June 1 i
Nome Nugget
■Nome; Alaska
We had some very pleasant newt
in store for is, the' other evenipg.
Mr. Toni Roust and .Mrs. .Margi -
ilte Roust of Oa kland .were united
•in the bonds' of Indy Qiatftyiony? 1
We all wish them lots of g*>pd• .
luck and happiness '"his was very
••Hilt t a BUj'prize - th -y hatin' m-i
tinned their. |)1 ms- to ancon- u
j forehand. A ■ i< 1 r ittdin•» of
i a os, whoopitlg, a o i ■; ill in . .f«•.
I wed the c • fetii ■ ■'. v. It it a - a
renular Fourth ' J ilt ’ecd-bri*.
•ion'. ... .
Mr. Uoftst is 'an old t;raer • '
Alaskan, well kie-ivtl tin milt til •
oOuntry. Mrs. fin si just cam
in late ill the fall la y.-;i: hut
ialready, looked up to a- an old
y m 1'iloug'h, anc^ well 1 ke«l. She was
'Ii widow of Mr. Ifmisi's brother
and—resided ■ 111—Oakland- for many
> ears.
Every one' is busy trying to get
a garden spot planted and the !«■:.
tuce is unusually stubborn this
veal’. Several cf ns havV tenia; j
plahts with real tomatoes grow
ing on them, the largest to date
being the size of a large crabupple.
Mrs. Harry Burrows who left
for Nome has had the blessed ev
ent in the shape of a vet;- line
boy. W’e Candelites send the best
wishes and thanks for tile cigars.
Pilot Easley arrived back from
Nome after depositing Miss Myrle
Reader, our teacher, and Mr. Pad
dy Breen. Miss Reader was plan
ning on a trip to. the States for
itie summer. A pleasant Kip Mr.
Easley is planning on returning to
Nome taking his wife and young
daughter, Jean, far a vacation. -He
brot Miss Mildred Herbert home
this last trip. There was much re- .
joining in the Herbert home as she
joined her family once more.
Every one is. still on the job.
Hopes for a rainy season are high. ,
The road work has started and
it’s beginning to look fine. More
power to you.
Since the Nome Nugget has be
come a daily paper there seemv
to he more, news. Herd's hop
ing you sttcceed in your venture.
Pilot Frank Whaley arrived and
left bringing Tk<* Taylor and Ross
Kinney of Nome. They made a
fast trip on our little strip of road
inspecting it. no doubt. Frank
Whaley then took them back to
Nome. H. N.
SCBSCRIBE FOR THE IMII.Y
NFGGFT 82.00 MONTH
BY CARRIER
8150 MONTH BY MAIL .
HOLLYWOOD
GRILL
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Chef, "Spllgrtti Dali"
_.. »LS.iL.:.r«L L— -T
COOK I t. IN A BEAL WAY
Nome, , *■ \J.isUa
- Professional -
DR. REX l. SNNARIZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to :i PM.
NOME. . ALASKA.
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DR. H. G. HUGHES
J) E N T I S T
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS O A. M. TO 5 I*. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C. C. TANNER
LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING *
NOME. AIjASKA.
DR. L. W, fROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nng gt t
Office Hour*—I to 7 p ui.
Mi S. H. M. BOOKMAN
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PUBLIC STKXt G ,TA 1*H F R
At Nome Tailoring Company
Opposite Nugget Office
Doily Hours or by Appointment 1