Sales Of War
Bonds In Seventh
War Loan
JUNEAU, June 1—Sales of Sev
enth War Loan bonds to May 26
total $785,937.25, of which E Bond
sales are $572,025.25. To individu
als other than E bonds $78,213 and
to corporations $135,699.
The breakdown of E bond sales:
Fairbanks, $188,960; Anchorage,
$101,016.25; Ketchikan, $80,131.25;
Juneau, $33,658; Seward $22,337.
50; Nome $16,143.75; Petersburg
$14,100; Wrangell, $12,675; Kodi
ak, $11,531.25; Palmer, $9,825;
Sitka, $8531.25; Skagway $7,706.
25; Cordova $7,556.25; and Flat
$32,000, other than E bond sales
to individuals.
I A zoo elephant has been known
to consume 200 pounds of hay a
,day.
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HARRY SOXIE TO BE SPEAKER
AT L. W. Y. CHURCH
Harry Soxie will be the speaker
for the evening service at the La
vinia Wallace Young Church. Spe
cial music, with guitar and piano.
Every one welcome.
MRS. JENS FORSHAUGH
RETURNS TO FAIRBANKS
Mrs. Jens Forshaugh, who has
been relieving Mrs. Helen Bock
man at the Land Office will re
turn to Fairbanks tonight, where
she is regularly employed.
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED
TO HOME OF E. B. O'CONNOR
Wednesday evening the City Fire
Department was called to the
home of E. B. O’Connor, north of
the Bureau School. No damage
was reported.
Jones—Did you hear the joke
about the cooky?
Smith—Yeah. Crumby, isn’t it?
POLAR CURIO
Ivory PT T f~\ 1 I Jewelry
Gifts N IH MU Watches
Souvenirs Diamonds
Alaska Nugget and Ivory Jewelry
LARGE SELECTION OF ESKIMO SLIPPERS
THIS STORE IS
PLEDGED TO KEEP
PRICES DOWN.
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ALL MERCHANDISE
IS PRICED AT
O.P.A. CEILING OR LESS
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SHOP IN OUR
SANITARY FOOD MARKET
OFTEN
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NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO.
TWO DELIVERIES 10 A.M.
DAILY 3 P.M.
Phone MA. 133
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WEDNESDAY GAMES
National League
Philadelphia 0, 8; Cincinnati 3,
9. Boston 2, 9; St. Louis 4, 2. New
York 8, 2; Chicago 6, 11. Brook
lyn 5, 14; Pittsburgh 13, 10.
American League
Cleveland 4, 6; Boston 3, 7. Chi
cago 5. 2; Philadelphia 2, 4. De
troit 3 2; New York 2. 3. St. Louis
2, 0; Washington 3, 5.
Pacific Coast League
Oakland 5, 4; San Francisco 6,
5. Hollywood 9, 0: Los Angeles 0,
4. Portland 2, 4; Seattle 3, 2. Sac
ramento 2, 4; San Diego 5, 1.
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THURSDAY GAMES
American League
Boston 6, Cleveland 2. Philadel
t
pbia 3, Chicago 2. Detroit 2, New
York 0. St. Louis 5, Washington 2.'
National League
Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 1.
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New York-Chicago game post
poned. Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 4,1
thirteen innings. St. Louis 9, Bos
ton 4.
Pacific Coast League
Oakland 11, San Francisco 7.
Portland 6, Seattle 0. Sacramento
4, San Diego 0. Hollywood 9, Los
Angeles 8.
AIRLINES I
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS !
Arrivals with the Pan American
Wednesday evening were Clinton
Atwood, Laura Thornberg, Pete
Gregor, Helen Bochman, Larry
Galvin, Ed Sommrs, Helen Me
Shan, Thelma Hayes, Norvin
Lewis. ■
Outgoing passengers on the re
turning trip were Pete Gregor,'
Don Carpenter, A. Marks, Harold
Swanson, Rev. E. Anabel, Mrs.1
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Minnie Stewart, Jessie Reynolds,
Mel Miller, Mrs. Jewell Petreson,'
Alice Sly and infant.
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Whaley made several'
trips to Teller with the following1
passengers: Frank Rice, R. Adams,
Phyllis, Evelyn, Glen, Aileen and
Mrs. Edgar Tweet, John Fults,
Ralph Kuzruk and Ad Johnson.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Inbound passengers were
Joseph Walsh, Mr. McMillan and
George Meyer of the C.A.A., and
Mr. Theodore Law, president of
the airline, and his wife were
round trip passengers.
Outbound pasesngers were Clar
issa Olson, Miss Margaret Beeber,
A. Mogg and family.
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PIERCE-AUKON NUPTIALS
SOLEMNIZED SATURDAY
Miss Amy Aukon of Solomon,
and James C. Pierce were united
j in marriage Saturday evening by
the Rev. Paul B. F. Carlson, in
the parsonage.
LICHTS FOR CAPITOL — Finley Ellis, a capitol em
ploye, goes over floodlights which Illuminated the dome before the
war and which will shine again following termination of the con*
diet In Europe.
NUGGET ADS PAY DIVIDENDS'
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TELEGRAPH CO.
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LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE SERVICE
Back the attack with War Bonds!
Put your dollars in the service of Uncle Sam!
MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME ALASKA
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