Nome’s Most Sensational
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OUR INVENTORY IS COMPLETED SO NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL ALL OVER
STOCKED MERCHANDISE AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. IT'S THE TIME
FOR YOU TO BUY FOR MONTHS AHEAD AS YOU WILL NOT DUPLICATE THESE
VALUES FOR YEARS TO COME. THERE ARE OVER TWO THOUSAND BARGAINS. SO
COME AND SHOP EARLY AND COME EVERY DAY . . . YOU’LL GET A THRILL
WHEN YOU SEE THESE LOW PRICES.
HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE BARGAINS THAT YOU WILL FIND.
Women’s Famous
JEN-CEL-LITE COATS
All New Styles
Sold for $49.50
Sale Price j
COSMETICS 1 /
22 Nationally Known / 2
Lines. All Priced Off
LADIES’ OXFORDS
AND PUMPS 1 /
31 New Styles / 3
Now Selling At Off
Men’s Florsheim
OXFORDS
Regular $15.00
Values.
Now Only
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SWEATERS 1
For Men, Women and
Children. Out They Go Priee
LADIES’ LINGERIE
A Beautiful Selection
Your Favorite Brand
1/3 to 1/2 Off
Women’s Wear of all Kind - Real Barg ains
SKIS
That Sold
Up To $32.50
$225.00 Value
ELECTRIC
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LAMPS Price |
PAINTS i /
Buy For Spring / "
All Kinds Price
$34.95 Value
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Folks This Is A Great Sale
Northern Commercial Co.
Alaska's Pioneer Store
House Votes
Vast Revamping
Power to Truman
WASHINGTON, f/P)—President
Truman’s request for broad powex
to reorganize the government rest
ed vvi'h the Senate yesterday, fol
lowing overwhelming appr >val by
the House.
The bill to give the President
permanent authority to re-shuffle
a sprawling array of executive
agencies—subject to a veto by
Congress—got its okay in the
House Monday night by a f.lump
ing 356-9 margin.
Aside from the veto prov -ion
and another setting up special
treatment for seven agencies, the
bill would give Mr. Truman prac
tically a free hand in Streamlining
the complex executive establish
ment, which in 20 years has grown
from 350 to 1,800 agencies and
from 570,000 to 2,100,000 employ
ees.
The measure now goes to the
Senate, where former President
Herbert Hoover ran strong inter
ference for it Monday before the
Senate executive expenditures
committee.
PROCLAMATION
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
WHEREAS, the pro*cc‘:i n of
the public health and the advance
ment of the public welfare are
prime obligation-; of the Territory
and the responsibilities of its of
ficials, and
WHEREAS, a grave threat to
health and welfare arises from ‘he
wide-spread prevalence of the ve
nereal diseases, which, though
preventable and curable, continue
to rank No. 1 in the list of serious
communicable diseases in this
country, and
WHEREAS, the month of Feb
ruary has been set aside as NA
TIONAL SOCIAL HYGIENE
MONTH to alert the pub. c to the
danger of venereal disc ;ses and to
the need of organizing citizen ;>r.d
community efforts to-combat these
diseases,
NOW, THEREFORE. I, C. Earl
Albrecht, M.D., Commissioner of
Health, do proclaim February as
NATIONAL SOCIAL HYGIENE
MONTH
and do hereby call upon all the
people of all the communities of
this Territory to join in the ob
servances.
C. EARL ALBRECHT, M.D.
Commissioner of Health.
Commitment ion
Congress of the United States
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C.
February 2, 1949
Mr. Fred D. Crane,
Nome, Alaska.
Dear Mr. Crane:
On receipt of your letter that
reached by desk this morning, I
called the United States Treasury
concerning their policy and the
prospects for an increase in the
price of gold. I was informed that
no change in the present price of
gold was contemplated.
However, it seems to be the con
sensus of opinion among the West
ern Members of Congress that the
economic trends will force an in
crease in the statutory price of
gold.#
Enclosed is a brochure of Bache
Sc Co. of gold.
Sincerely yours,
COMPTON I. WHITE, M.C.