BRITAIN PLANS HOUSING
LONDON (^P)—The government
is working on “eight or nine”
new ideas for houses as patterns
for the post-war housing pro
gram, Production Minister Oliver
Lyttleton told the House of Com
mons.
Be Wise—Nugget Advertise
NOME CAB CO
Reasonable Rates
Dependable 24-hour Service — Phone Main 141
ALASKA TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH CO.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE SERVICE
CLASSES REPAIRED
By A Specialist
25 Years Experience
Reading Glasses - Small Magnifying Glasses
Thompson, the traveling Optical Repair Man
is here for a short time only, and is situated in
DUKE S ELECTRIC SHOP
Just West of the U. S. Mercantile
DREAM
THEATER
2 Shows July 12, 7:15 & 9 p.m.
FRIDAY
“THE LONE PRAIRIE”
Bob WILLS and Russell HAYDEN
Also ‘I Can Hardly Wait’
“Traditions of Mexico”
—•—
1 Show July 13 7:30 p.m.
. SATURDAY
‘SKY’S THE LIMIT’
Fred ASTAIRE & Joan LESLIE
Also ‘Grand Canyon’
‘Pride of Creation’
—•—
2 Shows July 14, 7:15 & 9 p.m.
SUNDAY
‘SHE’S A SOLDIER TOO’
Beulah BONDI & Bess BARKER
Also ‘Screen Snapshots’
‘IMAGINATION’
1 Show July 15 & 16, 7:30 p.m.
Monday and Tuesday
“LOST ANGEL”
Margaret O’BRIEN
& James CRAIG
Also “Why Daddy?”
—•—
1 Show July 17 & 18, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday
“RAINBOW ISLAND”
Dorothy LAMOUR -
& Eddie BRACKEN
Also “Lure of Surf”
FLIGHTS
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY
TO
ANCHORAGE
Connecting with more than 100 other points in Alaska
served with passengers and express service.
Dependable Comfortable
Inexpensive
10% Reduction on Roundtrip Fares
GOOD FOR ONE YEAR
Phone Main 66 - Office Front Street
Flashes of Life
INMAN, Kansas, — (/P) — Mrs.
O. P. Strousz, farmwife, makes
every minute count during this
busy harvest season*
She drove a truck of wheat to]
the elevator and peeled potatoes
while waiting in line for her load
to be dumped. Then, back home,
she worked several minutes in
her kitchen while the truck was
being reloaded.
Mrs. Strousz said she hauled 15
loads of wheat while preparing
one meal.
KEY RECOVERY
MARINETTE, Wis., —(^—Mem
bers of the Nick Butman house
hold have been hunting for a miss
ing key to the family car for the
last several weeks.
It turned up the other day in
a letter from Holland. The writ
er, recipient of clothes donated
to Europe’s needy by the Butman
family, write “Please find en
closed the key to your motor car.
You will certainly have more use
for it than we will.”
CAN YOU REFUSE to help this
Greek boy who survived the war
only to face the despair of star*
vation? Unless food arrives Im
mediately, he and millions like
him in famine-stricken countries
will starve to death. Help them
by giving money or food canned
in tin to the Emergency Food
Collection on behalf of UNRRA.
HERE FROM LOS ANGELES
Sid Levine of Los Angeles is
in Nome this week purchasing em
pty oil drums from the army and
plans to ship them to the States.
It is estimated he will acquire
about 25,000 in the Nome area.
VETERANS MEETING
Veterans meeting Monday, July
15, City Hall.
ODDFELLOWS MEET TONIGHT
Regular meeting tonight at the
home of Brother Ledgerwood. All
Brothers are requested to attend.
Special Business. Refreshments.
O. E. S. ATTENTION
There will be no meeting in
July, as the 'temple* is being mo
ved. The next meeting will be
August 19th.
CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST-Gold-nugget tie-chain, with
initials, “W.I.R." Return to Bob
Robertson at the Lincoln. Re
ward. 76-tf
FOR SALE — Commercial fishing
business, complete. See A1 Braten
81-2
FOUND — Purse with money..
NEW
ITEMS
FURNITURE
f Coffee Tables
I Occasional Chairs
Card Tables
Radio Tables
End Tables
LINOLEUM
Quaker Rugs
Quaker prints and
Inlaid by the yard
Spring Curtain Rods
Nickel Towel Rods
Dust Pans
Shelf Paper
Slip Cover Material |
Marquisette
Chambray
Flannel
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Lacy Curtains
Panels and Tiebacks
Window Shades
Play Pens
High Chairs
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Men's Slickers
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