Nome’s Most Sensational
OUR INVENTORY IS COMPLETED SO NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL ALL OVER
STOCKED MERCHANDISE AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. ITS 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
COSMETICS 1/
22 Nationally Known / 2
Lines. All Priced Off
LADIES’ OXFORDS
AND PUMPS 1 /
31 New Styles / 3
Now Selling At Off
Women’s Wear of all
' sias ITTr
That Sold ^ 9 =
Up To *32.311
$225.00 Value
ELECTRIC
RANGE $ QQ 50
Sale Price
BOUDOIR l/2
LAMPS Price
Men’s Florsheini
OXFORDS
Regular $15.00
Values.
Now Only
SWEATERS 1
For Men, Women and
Children. Out They Go Price
LADIES’ LINGERIE
A Beautiful Selection
Your Favorije Brand
1/3 to 1/2 Off
Kind - Real Bargains
PAINTS 117~
Buy For Spring * “
All Kinds Price
$34.95 Value
BABY
HIGH CHAIR $ 17 45
Yours For
*7*5 BREAD $ o 89
BOXES °=
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Folks This Is A Great Sale
Northern Commercial Co.
Alaska's Pioneer Store
SCHOOL NOTES
SECOND GRADE
Seven children in th;s rocm
were neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the past six weeks. They are
Sidney Blatchford, Glen Ta't,
Janet Muller, Alice Glavmovk:.,
Ruth Ahgupuk, Henry Ahgupu
and Earl Towner.
TOURTH GRADE
The fourth grade recently i€
ceived four new book? and an al
bum of phonograph records en
titled: “Bozo At The Circus.”
The books and records wert
purchased with prize money from
the fair and club dues.
HIGH SCHOOL
The Thirteenth Amendment to
the Constitution was passed oy
Congress on January 31, 1865. L
destroyed slavery throughout the
United States. The nation was no
longer divided against itself, jt
did not fall, ti was free.
Last Friday afternoon the study
hour was used in giving the me
chanical portions of the physical
examinations to the students. The
examinations consisted of tests
for the eyes, ears, height and
weight. The results have been
placed on the permanent cumula
tive health record cards which
show in most cases a natural in
crease in height and weight.
The “March of Dimes” has been
carried on successfully the past
week with Clara Seiffert record
ing the returns from time to time.
On Thursday, January 27, the
Nome High met the powerful Post
team in a practice game. Nome
High the lead by two points at the
end of the first quarter. At the
end of the half, the Post team led
by two points. Nome High came
back in the third and fourth quar
ters to end the official period by
46 to 46. It took three overtime
periods to separate the tie when
Fiscus of the Post team made the
final score 54 to 52.
Walter McCarthy sent a beau
tiful card of the Purdue Univers
ity where he is studying engin
eering. A central heating plant
furnishes heat for all the numer
ous buildings. He saw a basket
ball game between Purdue and
Minnesota.
Bo Mozee is busy at Washington
State taking English, R.O.T.C., so
ciology, physiology, political sci
ence I and psychology.
On rare occasions stars have
been observed through the tail of
a comet, although it may be mil
lions of miles in thickness. The
star image near the comets nu
cleus may become somewhat in
distinct. This all proves that com
ets are very light and airy.
Girl Scout News
The Girl Scuos visited the Nome
Nugget office Wednesday night,
February second. We learned a
lot of new things—among them
being the two major machines
used in the output of the paper,
which the the linotype and press.
This visit was appreciated very
much and while there we were
oresented with a free Wednesday
paper, a special edition with our
names on the front page.
Hue to weather conditions the
Senior troop have postponed their
oboganning party until next Wed
nesday evening.
The next tap dancing lesson
will be Saturday afternoon at two
n.m., in the Scout hall.
June Dunbar, Scribe.
Agnaa Galvin of the Nome
Hardware Co. left for the State*
on a business trip.