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The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02

pm, to which tn public is iuvit- ed Committees have been appoint ed to see that an entertaining pro- gram is rend red and delicta ble luncheon is assured that will please the most fastidious epicure.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
Formulation Being Repaired

The Maynard-Columbus Hospital under the supervision Of Dave Gray, is having d new foundation installed under the building. which it is expect, will keep this wor- thy institution on better and more substantial bearing than it has been since it's construction.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
Jake Topolsky Sluicing

With the extra amount of rain water made available for sluic- ing operations this summer, Jake Topolsky is kept busy with his mining operation on Dexter Hill. Jake can, be seen very early in the morning by passing motorists, sluicing off the oyerburden and shovelling in the gold bearing gray ell.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
Dredge Nearing Completion

The McCarthy-Panos dredge on the outskirts of the east end of town, is about ready for launch ing, after which the machinery will be placed aboard and install ed. A pumping plant has been err ected and line of piping completed for thawing purposes. The dred- ge is expected to be operating about the first of September.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
Dave Lyons Improving

Dave Lyons, a former employee of the Hammon company. here, and who made the trip to Seattle on the first outgoing voyage of the steamer Victoria, for medical at tention, it is learned that he is much improved in health and on the road to complete recovery.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
LOCAL NEWS
Department Auditor Here

George Hegges. a U. s. Depart ment of Justice auditor, who re- gently arrived at Nome on the M $. Donaldson from the Yukon, is busy auditing the department af- fairs in the federal court housa here.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
Donaldson to Arrive Sunday PM.

The motorship Donaldson of the Arctic Transport Co.,, is now at Golovin and will arrive here enroute from St Michael. Sunday night. The vessel is scheduled to sail on her return trip to St. Michael at pm. Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
Wave Arrives from North

The motorship Silver Wave of the Arctic Transport Co.,, arrived in the roadstead Friday afternoon from Kotzebue and way ports. The vessel is schedueld to sail on her return trip Monday at pm, car rying mail, passengers and freight
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
Good Eats Coming Cp

The Ladies Aid of the F, derated Church announce that they will hold food sale on Saturday, August 9th. at which time everyone is exp cted to participate in. The funds will be devoted to church activities.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
Dexter Miner in Town

Pete Danielson the well known Dexter Hill mining man, paid a visit to the city yesterday. He has been busy carrying on opera tions this year due principally to the extra amount of rain water available.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
Parsonage Undergoing Repairs

The Federal church parsonage is now undergoing substantial re- pairs and overhauling and when completed the parcnage is expect- ed to be as comfortable as it is possible to make a home in this northern city.
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
May Return to Nome

E. H. Berquist. who for many years was connected with the light craze business here. and who made trip to the states two years ago. is now living at Los Angeles. MT. Berquist recently underwent an op eration and is making plans to re- turn to Nome as soon as his health will permit
The Nome nugget., 1930-08-02
TO HOLD RECEPTION

A reception in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Forester and Miss Forester will be held at the Federated chur- oh next Tuesday, Aug. 5th, at 8
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
FOOD.BOLTING
HABIT CAN Be
OVERCOME
Doctor Recommends Milk
Drink in Late Afternoon

The wear and tear of an active
day sometimes leaves business men
and women in a state of nervous
fatigue. BY the time home is reached
and the evening meal served, the
fatigued person is too hungry to eat
slowly. AS q result of food boiling,
or eating too fast, the discomfort
Of indigestion often follows.
In such cases, a leading Phila-
delphia doctor recommends drink
ing q favored milk beverage in the
late afternoon, or eating two or
three cookies or a piece of candy.
The sugar in this food checks hunger
and overcomes nervous fatigue in
an appropriate way. Later, the eve
ming meal can be eaten with calm
enjoyment.
Such endorsement Of sugar should
not be overlooked. Too often home
diets are lacking in this Important
feod. In this connection the ten
deney to eliminate desserts from bal
anced meals is dietetically wrong.
Aside from the quick energy
sugar supplies, it can help in pro
noting q more balanced diet. A
dash Of sugar to q pinch Of salt IN
cooking vegetables heightens their
flavor and causes them to be eaten
with more relish. AS q matter Of
fact, such use Of sugar increases
the value of the food thus seasoned.
Good food promotes good health.
The Sugar Institute.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

appear on a great many OF
them.
We even saw several coats
in a Washington store with de-
tails that we could trace to
French designers, the wide
wrap that is typical of Vionnet,
and Chaners capes in profu-
sion, either used all around,
or just over the shoulders. The
straightline coat with scarf
neckline is a favorite. Some
coats have jabotS, revers, seal
loped finish about the neck
line or cape, and other details
that are typically "dreSsmaker."
But even with their sophisH-
Gated details, remember that
girls coats must always be cut
to fit the slim figure of a
young girl, and should be SIM
pie in effect. Nothing contrib
uteS more to youthful charm
then simple clothes selected i'll
good taste, and suitable to uer
age and the informal mode Of
her life in the very early teens.
The fabrics for these very
young coats are simpler and
more sportlike than fabrics III
older coats. They are basket
weaVeS, tweedS and now covert
has appeared, following the
grown-up vogue.
The colors that are best for
coats, according to their i'm
portance. are the brown and
tan family, usually lighter tans
for spring, soft greens, navy
and red. It's important to re.
member the ensemble theme,
and choose frockS that go with
the coat in some way. either
matched in some detail Or color,
or harmonized.
Bertes are worn with coats
by at least half the smart young
girls we've seen. though for
spring, hats will probably be
on the increase. They are al
ways simple, best in the cloche
type, banded with ribbon, and
of course in a color that
matches or harmonizes with
the coat.
Tomorrow Miss La Vile will
talk about frOcks for the
young girl. She will gladly
answer any question about
these articles, or about fashion,
il you will telephone District
$3.50, extension 165, or write,
n C losing a Self.addreSSed,
stamped envelope.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
BY Beatrice Fairfax
An Authority on Problems Of
Love and Marriage

An Authority on Problems Of
Love and Marriage
rs marriage happier if hus-
n band and wife follow the
same career?
It is because so many other
young people have lately been
asking this question that I am
going to discuss Morrie B S very
earnest letter.
Morrie admits that for his
own part he is looking a long
way ahead.
"My life is one of hard work,
this serious boy confides. Il
am going to be a doctor, though
I have not yet begun my medi-
cal studies. But, it seems to
me that my life isn't going to
count unless l marry the right
woman, and I believe she ought
to be a doctor, too.
Look at the case of Douglas
Fairbanks and Mary Pickford.
Theirs is a glorious marriage
because they completely share
each others interests. Shouldn't
they be a model for the rest of
us?
What I don't like is the idea
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
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The Washington times., 1930-03-20

more likely to marry each other
than are members of any other
profession, and also true that
divorces are frequent among
stage people. But stage condi-
tions are a world apart from the
life that, the rest of us live. and
on the whole life not favorable
to permanent happy marriages.
AS for Morrie, he sounds like
the kind of young man who will
be able to carry out his life as
he has planned it, and don't
doubt that 25 years from now
his dreams will all have come
true and that his marriage with
a wise and charming woman,
also a doctor, will be quoted as
a pattern for young lovers.
Only-it doesn't seem to me
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
WHAT'S IN
FASHION
Important New
NeckWeGr
BY Amos Parrish

nON'T know whether Mr..
~ ziegfeld got busy and did
something about spring neck
wear. But anyhow, it's been
glorified!
No longer Is 1t prim, precise,
uninteresting and not worth a
second look. Neckwear has been
all dressed up had its
hair curled and it's lips rouged
and been pushed right
up into the front row of the
1880 spring fashion revue.
And it's destined to become q
star member of the cast before
the season is over !" +" &C
cording to the neckwear counts
our organization has been TAX
ing Of what women are wearing.
It's the trend of fashion to-
ward femininity that's done all
this. For soft lingerie touches
at the neck and wrist are essen
TALLY graciC'..J and feminine.
Blot -ettes
"BlouSetteS"- one of
the names neckwear goes under
in the spring program. Really
blouse with the sleeves gone.
And a popular fashion among
women who are wearing springs
short jacket costumes.
Like their big sister blouses,
blousetteS are both tailored and
feminine in type, and may be
chosen in either silks or cottons.
Tailored blousettes have the
fashionable shirtwaist details
such as vestee fronts, norfolk
seamings. buttons and neat lit
tie collars.
And feminine blousettes have
draped necklines, jabotS, soft
pleats and frills. And they
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
BOB LEARNED IT
m SPITE OF
HIMSELF
BY Constance Cameron

by Constance Cameron
QOBERT'S marks in reading
varied when report cards.
were brought home. They va
ried from poor" to poor mi
nus" And nothing that mother
could say seemed to instill. any
desire in his young breast to i'm
prove, He hated reading, he
said. And it was quite appar-
ent that he told the truth.
Sometimes mother tried to
have him read aloud to her
some little story which he liked.
But he was self-conscious; he
was bored, and he suffered and
fell over words which he knew
perfectly well.
But Robert loved the family
radio. He liked to tinker with
1t, and he absorbed everything
that it said" to him. He could
tell you the names of all the
announcers and identify their
voices before they had admitted
just who they were.
One rainy Saturday afternoon
as Robert turne. the dial and
told mother who was announc-
ing, then waited to have it veri-
fled in each case, her face
lighted up with an inspiration.
1T must be very interesting
work to announce all those pro-
grams"
"Um-hmh," Robert considered
this.
Maybe you'll be an an
nouncer some day
The boys eyes Shone. Gee,
I'd. like that" he told her. IL.
Mother put down her mend
ing. IF you're planning on that
you'd better be rehearSing a lit
tie. Let's rig up mike and
you announce a program" 2
And so the play mike" came
to Roberts home. Over it he
announces all sorts of import
ant things to the household, in
cluding signing off for dinner,
each piece that sister is prac-
ticing on the piano, and after
a few days mother played that
she was a lady who was to have
read a poem, but became sud-
IDENTIFY very i'll and Robert as a
good announcer had to do it
for her.
Robert has learned to read,
Slowly, distinctly, and enjoys it,
all through his play mike
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
Beatrice Fairfax Advises the Louelorn

of woman Slaving in the
kitchen while a man leads an
intellectual life outside. I want
to be able to talk to my wife
about something besides hash
and floor mops. ...
DO you think I should avoid
girls at present, waiting until
I find the medical student I
can fall in love with? Or should
I mix naturally with other
young people and run the risk
Of getting tied up in the wrong
love AFFAIR.""
like Morris because he will
be such an admirable husband
to the girl whom he will some
day select.
And he is right in his belief.
Sharing the same work and the
same enthusiasm is a pretty
safe basis, perhaps the safest
one, for a really happy mar
riage. There have been count
less such unions that have been
fortunate in every sense and
not mary, I believe, that have
gone wrong. Misunderstanding
and idleneSS are two of the
principle marriage-wreckers and
these of course do not enter
into the kind of marriage that
Morris Sensibly hopes for.
In our own day, perhaps the
most famous marriage of this
type has been that of M. and
Nine. Curie, the French Scien-
fists. discoverers of radium.
There have been many writer's
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

who. like Robert and Elizabeth
Barrett Browning, the great
English poets. seem to have
been doubly welded, through
their personal love and the love
of their common art.
Every American can recall
such present-day names as those
of the happily married Califor.
MIA novelists. Kathleen and
Charles Norris, or those of Mr..
and Mrs. Martyr Johnson. the
African hunters and explorers.
And everybody applaudS such
a marriage as that of the Rus
sian playwright. Anton Chekov,
to the brilliant woman who now.
as his widow, Nine. Olga Chek-
oVa, interpretS the leading roles
in his plays.
1t is quite true that actors are
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
NEW COATS FOR YOUNG GIRLS By Wilma
CORRECT
MANNERS
mrs. Cornelius Beeckman-

DEAR MRS. BEEcKMAN:,
I would appreciate it very
much II you will tell me what
sort. of attire a man should wear
when attending a dinner dance
NormaD RALPH.
II the dinner dance is strictly
formal, the gentleman would
wear his tail-coat. And increas-
ingly this is the attire that
American men are wearing -hav.
ing taken a page from the lives
of their English cousins. For
some time after the war. there
was not such g distinction be
tween formal and informal at
tire, and men do not SC often
wear tail-coatS. But lately the
well-dressed man is very pune
tiliouS about his clothes and
inclineS to wear formal clothes for
what he knows will be q formal
occasion.
For the dance OF sefniformaIity,
or perhaps it would ss' Better to
say Semi-informa ", the dinner
jacket is worn.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

quite necessary, Morrie, to Shun
all girls in this interval preced-
ing marriage. It might even be
called a little priggish. Your
own serious purpose will protect
you, am sure, from what you
would regard as a mere entan-
clement.
And If it shouldn't protect you
and If you should fall in love
with some pretty girl whose only
talent is for cake-baking and
who Shudders at the idea of a
disSecting room-don't feel that
your life is ruined. II she has a
warm heart and a clear head,
you probably will have nothing
to regret.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
Many thrilling stories in March 22nd issue

~ HE ROSE SMoCK" is complete novelette, by Edna
Etnger. How courageous GIRL accused of theft and de-
serted by the she loved against tremendous
odds is the theme of this dramaticiove story.
Suppose you fell in love with man who had only two
years to live. What would you dot This the amazing
situation which faced onesirl in Barbara Vests hrcbbns
story THE Heart Diet"
Don't miss: "The Right Kind Of Love-" Angling for
He" "The R~nbeseat Mind" Waiting for Love-" "The
Girl With the Parrot You'll enjoy Ruby M Ayres fascin.
atng serial novel, The Secret Witness and the first
part Of Maysie Gregs "The Husband She Bought"
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

simple and tailored, or frilly
and feminine.
The fashionable decorations
on these tailored collars. and
cuffs are fagotting and hem.
stitching. (There's a hand
fagoted set sketched.)
Another sketch shows a
finely tucked collar and cuff
set that makes a becoming
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

sight? She had lied to him-deceived him.
Would he regard her as cheat an adven-
turess? Gould she ever win the love of this
man whom she had tricked? Or would she
lose him forever2 Read Shining Through
the Dark" by Ethel Donoher, the absorbing
romance of girl who dared to accept the
love that belonged to another wornan! Don't
miss this heart-searching story, complete in
this weeks issue of Love Story Magazine.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
Fashion Fancies

Corral Some Coral for that
stone is becoming increasingly
popular with white frocks, espe-
cially for evening wear. A neck
lace Of twisted coral has a large
carved coral pendant with a
twisted coral fringe weighted
by coral buttons and tiny crys-
tai drops.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
Smoother, Clearer Skin
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The Washington times., 1930-03-20

frame for face and graceful
hands.
And don't think that. collars
and cuffs are limited to white.
No. more so than blouSetteS.
You'll find that the lovely pas
tells make very smart ensemble
color effects when harmoniZed
with the color Of your dress.
Copyright, 1880, by Amos Parrish
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

may be tuckIn blousettes or
over-blousettes.
Collars and Cuffs
Collars and cuffs have a
more important place in spring
neckware fashion than they've
had for many a day.
Just notice this spring how
many dresses you see wearing
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

these lingerie touches. Incident
ally, that will give you an idea
of how to freshen up a dress
that may be boring you!
Channels turret collar and
cuffs still rate very high in
fashion counts still best
in pique. And soft linens are
very important quite
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
What are your love problems?

What would you do if you fell in love
with a man and later found out he was
married3 Suppose your sweetheart
left you - how could you win him backl
These are the kind of problems that Laura
Aston Brown answers every week in, her
helpful department - 1.-The Friend in
Need" Whatever problems are worrying
you - Mrs. Brown is ready to aid you at
\ all times.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

0VER 100000 women today
~ are using a new kind of cream
that rehneS and beauties complex
ions Overnigbt Nurses first dis
covered this successful beauty treat.
ment.
"It's not like any other beauty
preparation" a New Jersey nurse
says. IT'S bsaiIng toilet cream
containing gentle medication and
Oriental oils that soften the skin,
clear away blemishes and shrink
large pores. You massage it into the
skin at night before going to bed.
Leave it on overnight. In the morn
ing notice how much softer, clearer
and smoother your skin is. The re-
suits are simply marvellous. Prac-
tieally all the nurses at the hospital
now use Noxzema Cream"
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

abling her to deceive this blind, devoted man! !!
Eyes, NOEL love you." Each word was
dagger in her heart. She Was saying ~ love you"
for woman hoatthismomentloVedda ddaotherman!
"Come to my arms" Noel said.
In moment she was in his embrace. She
wanted to cry QUIT am not Theo-but |
love you'll" His kisses stAed the words -.
What happened when Noel regained his
The Washington times., 1930-03-20

Many of the new spring
coats are fitted in at the nat
ural waiStline by means Of a
nelt, or are even princess in
line. They have the same low
placed flare, slim hipline and
.wlde-Shouldered effect that the
larger coats boast. And capeS,
the darling of the spring mode.
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
They FOIIOw Same Lines
As Mothers Garment

HE newest thing about coats for the girl in the grades
junior high school is that they follow the same
lines and have the details the Paris copies
that her mother This not true Of all apparel for
girls but coats sophisticated grownup than
all he reut
The Washington times., 1930-03-20
in the arms of
sightleSs loVer!

7HEO, dear, do you love mel"
L Noel whispered to the girl beside
him. His sightless eyes stared vacantly
past her. How could he know in his
I blindness that she was not the
woman he loved-bur an imposter
who had taken his sweetheart's place!
Frantically she realized the folly it
had been to agree to take Theo's
place! What strange fatehad given her
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-27
HEAVY SCALES OF
CHICKS MAY CUT
POULTRY PROFITS

With an increase in the purchase
of baby chicks in every section of
The United States, the poultry indus
try is likely to expand to a point
where profits will be materially re-
duced, according to w. f. Newton,
poultry specialist of the University
Of California Agricultural extension
service.
A report of the United States de-
partment of agriculture, showing the
sales of baby chicks for February,
indicates an average increase of 43.7
per cent over the sales of the second
month of last year. The smallest in
crease is in the southern Atalntic
states, where the percentage of gain
is "a; in the mountain states the
increase is 1858 per cent.
RigGres for January, AS compared
with year ago, show Il gain of 24.7
per cent. The report estimates an in
crease of approximately II per cent
for the year.
In California, there were 1,076.
913 baby chicks sold IN January. The
increase ON the Pacific coast was
32.5 per cent III January and sd
per cent in February. Such gains, APP
proXimatcly one-third increase in
| the coast states. indicate a develop
ment of the industry that is unwar-
lanted by conditions and which may
bring financial problems for the pro.
| Queer, Newton believes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-27
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