COLE-GABLE WEDDING
TO BE SOON
William G. Cole, employee of
the Northern Commercial Co. and
Terry Gable, a recent arrival
from the States have applied for
a marriage license.
NORTHERN
LIGHT & POWER CO.
“BETTER LIGHT . . . BETTER SIGHT”
G.-E. Mazda Lamps Refrigerators
* Elecrtical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
Phone MAIN 105
MODERN CLEANERS
If You Want
FAST DEPENDABLE CLEANING
Just Phone MAIN 113 For
Pick-Up Service — Remember
MODERN CLEANING IS
CLOTHES INSURANCE
VETERANS ADMINISTRATOR
TO OPEN OFFICE HERE
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R. B. Bolton of Veterans Ad
ministration is in Nome this week
to assisj. the veterans of the Sec
ond Division with their problems.
He states that his department
expects to open an office here
! to help Second Division veterans.
MRS BODLE ENTERTAINED
BY OFFICERS' WIVES AT TEA
Mrs. John Bodle, wife of the
commanding officer of the Nome
Air Base, who arrived only last
week from the the States, and Mrs.
H. L. Turk, wife of Major Turk,
post adjutant, were entertained
;at the post yesterday with a tea
and buffet supper by the officers’
wives at the Officers Club.
I
The committee in charge of the
party were Lt. M. H. Rose, Mrs.
Lauritzman, Mrs. Moulthrop, Mrs.
McNeil, Mrs. Connors and Mrs.
Kaufman.
MRS. A. H. KELL DIES
AT CALIFORNIA HOME
News of the death of Mrs. A.
H. Kell, widowed mother of Gene
and Claude Kell of Nome, has
been received here by friends of
this former Nomeite. Her death
took place in her California home
late in July.
SGT. SANSLOW AND MISS
BOTT MARRIED SATURDAY
Sgt. Elmer K. Sanslow of the
Nome Air Base and Miss Esther
M. Bott of the U. S. E. D. were
married by U. S. Commissioner
Jack Dowd last Saturday after
noon. They were attended by Sgt.
and Mrs. K. F. Krill.
VOTE
REPUBLICAN
It is your patriotic duty to vote.
but your privilege to vote as you please!
WE THE REPUBLICANS solicit your vote
with complete confidence in the ability of
the American people to choose what is
BEST ROR THEM!
ALMER J. PETERSON.for . . . Delegate to Congress
CASH COLE.for . . . Treasurer
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HENRY A BENSON.for . . . Commissioner of Labor
CHAS. D. JONES.for . . . Senator
WM. “BILL” MUNZ.for . . . Senator
C. DEWEY “ANDY” ANDERSON . for . . . Representative
W. W. “CHIEF” LAWS.for . . . Representative
CHESTER MILLIGAN.for . . . Representative
L E. OST .for . . . Representative
Land Office
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Filed recently in the District
Land Office:
A. Ferguson has withdrawn hi*
headquarters application for the:
Kotzebue site in favor of the Kot-1
zebue townaite.
*
A. Ferguson has applied for
an headquarters site at Keewalik.
United States Smelting Refin
ing and Mining Company has ap
plied for a right-of-way for the
Pioneer ditch which is 23.15 miles 1
in length.
United States Smelting Refin
ing and Mining Company has ap
plied for a right-of-way for the
Miocene ditch which is 36.15 miles
in length. i
The Domestic and Foreign Mis- f
sionary Society of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United
States of America, Inc., has ap-'
plied for a mission site of 640
acres at Tigara (Point Hope).
Helen Bockman, Acting Manager
ALFRED HUFF AND VERA
JOULE MARRIED RECENTLY
Alfred Huff, son of Mrs. Ken
Seymour, and Vera Joule, daugh- j
ter of Ton Joule of Solomon were |
married last Monday by Rev. j
Paul Carlson. They were attend- (
ed by Pauline Bergmaskie and
Roy Tobuk.
MARRIED OVER WEEK-END
Moses Milligruk and Ruth Om
aik of Diomede Island were mar
ried over the week-end.
ALASKA AIRLINES PILOT
RUSHED TO HOSPITAL
Frank Barr, pilot for Ala:
Airlines, was rushed to the h
pital today because of an ath
of acute appendicitis.
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YES, WE HAVE—
Drapery Fabrics
Rayon Dress Fabrics
Rayon Lining
Wool Slacks
Corduroy Slacks
Sport Sweaters
Lovely Blouses
Baxley Frocks
Formfit Girdles
Girl’s Wash Dresses
Girl’s Rayon Panties
— and (or Men we have_
Men’s Sport Jackets
Carpenter’s Overalls
Painter’s Overalls
Work Shirts
Canvas Gloves
Leather Gloves
Work Shoes
Phone Main 133
Northern Commercial
Company