ARCTIC OIL DELIVERY
Phone Black 76
YOUR ORDERS ARE APPRECIATED
NEVADA GRILL
Breakfast Served at 7:00 a.m. — Close 1:00 a.m.
FEATURING — Sourdough Hotcakes
SILVERIO RUIZ
Polar Liquor Store
Finest Assortment of Liquors
On The Seward Peninsula
Phone Your Orders Open From 8 A.M.
I ' Black 138 To 6:30 P.M.
INTRODUCING
THE
VEMER ALL-ALUMINUM
PREFABRICATED BUILDING
Although intended primarily as an airplane
hangar, this building has many other uses such
as garage, warehouse or general utility building
Here are some of the outstanding features:
1. Can be assembled in eight man-hours.
2. Accordion type doors.
3. '38x35 feet in size; IIV2 feet high.
4. Weight: Approximately 2500 pounds,
crated.
5. Priced at approximately $1500 landed
in Nome.
6. Fireproof, non-corrosive, and will with
stand all types of weather.
For further particulars
WRITE, WIRE OR PHONE
HANK MILLER
Box 114, Nome Main 46 or Black 153
I BOY SCOUT CAMP
CLOSED OFFICIALLY
Boy scout camp was officially
closed Thursday following a two
week period of outing for the boys.
At the Council Fire on Thursday
night four *boys received their
j Tenderfoot badges. They were
; Ralph Bingham, Elmer Bonosky,
j John Hudert and David Bowman.
Glen Mazen demonstrated first
aid for drowning and Jerry Seid
enverg demonstrated first aid for
J a head injury.
I Boy Scout Leader, B. G. Baker,
i and Rev. Anable gave fine talks
i on the importance of scouting to
J the troop and their guests the
j Girl Scouts.
j The success of the outing, stated
Mr. Baker, is chiefly due to the
fine leadership of Rev. Murlin
Day who had charge of the camp
as he had considerable experience
in scouting.
Girl Scout Leader, Mrs. Glen
j Muncy had charge of keeping the
boys fed. This was her second
season in that capacity, and she
is popular with the young folks.
Chuck Wheeler took all the
prizes for fishing, having caught
the most trout and greyling, the
biggest and the smallest.
The boys were returned home
through the courtesy of Polet’s
Store.
There still is considerable work
to be done on the quonsets which
will make a permanent camp for
the Boy and Girl Scouts and any-1
one wishing to help, should get
in touch with Mr. Baker, who
would appreciate more assistance.
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“we are dying in here.”
One report, telephoned from the
jail said two men inside had been
killed, but it proved to be false.
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Equipped with Baker
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. . see them today . . . ask for a demonstration
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Main 111
LOMEN
Commercial Co.
NEW STORE
HOURS
9*52 tO 6eS2
To conform with the
N. C. Co. eight hour
work day for employees.
Deliveries
Three deliveries daily:
10:15 a. m.
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3 p. m. 4:30 p. m.
Phone Main 133
Northern Commercial
Company