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TO THE FIRST 150 CUSTOMERS WHO VISIT THE STORE THURSDAY ! I
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Liquid Apple 46 ox. tin 59c
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Blended Juice „ lin 54°
S & W
Pineapple Juice 4SOz.59t
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Washburn — Baby
Lima Beans lb.25c
S & W BROWN
RICE 2 u>, 51c
RATH’S — A Real Buy
HAM „ .
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RATH’S
Beef and Gravy 16 ox.$l*00
FISHER’S
Biskit Mix box75c
SWIFT’S
Cleanser 2 35c
SNIDER’S
Chile Sauce 12 c. 33c
Spinach and Squash
Baby Food 3 251
Cleansing Tissue |
S’WIPES 6-~25c
Wesson Oil Pmts54c
Special for the Children j
A FREE CHANCE I
On a Boy’s or Girl’s Bicycle I
with Every' $1.00 Cash Puchase! I
-MEAT DEPARTMENT
AIR FRESH FRYERS -$125
AIR FRESH KING SALMON
Mea'MaAe"^^ 92 5,00FBEE DELIVERY
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1952 SCHEDULE
JUNE 4 — Nome. St. Michael,-Unalakleei, Golovin
JULY 3 — Nome (to discharge perishables only). Teller.
Kotzebue, Deering, Nome (to discharge balance ot
cargo..
AUGUST 20 — Nome, St. Michael, Golovin.
SEPTEMBER 24 — St Michael, Nome, Teller.
(All Sailings Subject to Change Without Notice)
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Deliveries to our Seattle terminals should be completed
by five days prior to the sailing date except for
refrigerated cargo, which will be received by special
arrangement
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, June 12 — 7:30 p.m.
"SONG OF SURRENDER"
4
Wanda Hendrix Wendell Corey
Claude Raines
Friday, June 13 — 7:15 & 9 p.m.
"THE BLONDE BANDIT"
Dorothy Patric - Robt. Rockwell
Saturday, June 14 — 7:30 p.m.
"WAKE ISLAND"
Brian Donlevy. Robert Preston
William Bendix
Sunday, June 15 — 7:30 p.m.
"PLEASE BELIEVE ME"
Deborah Kerr, Robert Walker
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Peter Lawford
Annual Cleanup. Campaign
Set For June 16 to 30
The Nome City Council has an
nounced cleanup time from June
16 to June 30, during which time
rubbish properly sacked or boxed
will be • picked up by the city
truck. Chairman for the campaign
will be Councilman Wallace Me
Ivor of the council health com
mittee.
The matter of the burned area
on Front Street was brought be
fore the Council again, with the
matter being placed in the hands
of a Fairbanks attorney befoTe
definite action will be taken.
Gaasland Construction Co. was
granted permission to erect two
radio antennas in town, assum
ing all risk; and the Q Cab was
granted permission to hang a sign
over their cab stand on Front
Street.
It was announced that the city
was taking positive action on
plans for assistance from the Pub
lic Works program and will re
view plans for surfacing streets,
laying drains, etc., as laid out for
the city by engineers in 1946.
These plans were never acted
upon at that time.
Plans for the annual 4th of
July celebration were started.
It was announced that the city
would purchase a large D-8 bull
dozer from the M-K Co., as soon
as transportation is available. •
Harry Johnson was hired as
utility man at $575 a month.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Kay Pedersen,
Robert Hall, Ray Jones, R. Mul
laly.
From Kotzebue: Fred Goodwin.
To Fairbanks: Evans Karmun,
H. C. Kustel, S/Sgt. T. C. Miller,
Lt. John Sullivan, Evelyn and A1
Branson.
The fire department was called
today to the end of Steadman
Ave., where a small playhouse
was destroyed by fire.
Orchestra at the
QUIANNA CLUB
Every Night from 10 to 1 a.m.
Hazel KeU Writes Of
Nome Oldtimers In States
An interesting letter from Ha
zel Kell, who isiplanning to oper
ate Sunset Mines but is held up
t
because of the maritime strike,
tells of several former Nomeites.
She states she called on John
Eberle, “the harness man” of the
early days, now 93 years old and '
in a sanitarium in San Francisco.
John Becker, machinist who
left Nome in 1934, passed away
in Seattle last week at the age of
87. Surviving him are his daugh
ter, Mrs. Jack Lundstam of Ed
mons, and his son Henry of Se
attle. Many Nomeites attended
his funeral.
She reports that three former
Nomeites who have been very ill
are recovering. They are Sam
Taggert, Charles Code and Dave
Gray.
She also told of interesting
plans being made for a special
gathering of Nome Pioneers at
the Sourdough Convention to be
held in Seattle in August.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS *
Passengers arriving Tuesday:
R. Bojama, C. Baker, L. Beargy,
Jess Daniels, W. Ellis, J. Phil
bert, H. Gilker, C. Greene, W.
Harris, Ed Henning, Leo Middle
ton, B. Newman, H. Newman,
Paul Paulson, Robert Schowatter,
Cliff Simpson, T. Stenstra, Walker
Strandon, Ernest Mann, Norman (
Rolando, Ann Vogen, Ken Kadow,
Maurie Kaufman, Capt. Briggs,
Melvin Helm, Wm. Cart, Mrs. Lu
ther Dunbar and son Robert, L. C.
Johnson, Lt. Miller, Lt. Richmond,
John Carqmotros. v
Departing were: John Milne, M.
Kaufman, Paul Hagelbarger, H.
Jorgenson, Katherine Jorgenson,
Don Hurlbert and family of six,
M. Call, Walt McCarthy, Mary
Lee Kenison, Norman Stines.
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ALASKA AIRLINES 1
From Anchorage: Bill Macom
ber, Thomas Carpenter.
To Anchorage: Fred Rueban.
To Kotzebue: K. Gleghorn, H.
Jonish, T. Knox, F. Frey.
WE ARE PROUD ...
OF OUR LINE OF
FUR PARKAS
THESE VARIETIES ARE ON DISPLAY NOW—
NORTHERN ALASKA MUSKRAT
BERING SEA SPOTTED
and HAIR SEAL
BLACK DYED SEAL
SPOTTED and WHITE RABBIT
RACOON
SILVER GRAY MOUTON
BEAVER BROWN MOUTON
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Prices are Very Reasonable
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