SANITARY SERVICES MERGE
The new owners of the Nome
Sanitary Service are Clyde Kam
merer and Elmer Straub.
Mr. Kammerer is also owner
of the A & A Sanitary Service.
Since the merger, it has been
announced that prices on services
to all business houses have raised
substantially due to increased
costs. Sanitary service costs to
private homes remain unchanged,
Mr. Kammerer stated.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Towner are
scheduled to leave today for Cen
tralia, Wash., where they will
spend the winter with relatives.
Mr. Towner recently sold his
interest in the Nome Sanitary
Service to Clyde Kammerer, own
er of the A & A Sanitary Service.
He retained his mining interest
at Buster Creek and will return
in the spring to get an early
start on the recently completed
miniature dredge at his mine.
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Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving today were M. Clem
ent, Charlottte Murphy, Sigfred
Larson, Art Messett, H.D. Rowell,
Jessie Tocktoo, Dave Rea, E. Pit
kin, Alonzo Stokes, Irene Hanley,
Robert Mayokok, Mauma Bezuma,
R. T. Brown.
Departing were Helen Miller,
George and Bill Ramstad, Byron
Schoechter, Bill Bryson, Rebecca
Eben, George Good, Bob Berry
hill, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Towner
and family, Art McLain, Andy
Nordlind, Ben Schmaker, W. E.
Perkins, W. Perkins, W. Rooke,
R.D. Storey, J. Von Merbergen, A.
Sedar, George Eldwell, H. From
bro, Wm. Long, Dean Zuck, Murl
Wallis, Bill Williams, Ted Hudson,
R. Coverdale, Roy Lind, F. M.
Clark, J. Doleshall, Jerry Page, B.
Mitchell, Chas. Saar, R. J. Brown.
WATER SHUT-OFF TODAY
The Moonlight Water Co. has
announced that the water will be
turned off for the winter tomor
row.
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ONE CENT SALE
We have a few items
that are overstocked
BUY ONE ITEM REGU
LAR PRICE - PAY only
ONE CENT for Duplicate
On Sales Tables This Week
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First Come First Sold
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Your Friendly Community Storo
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Wholesale and Retail
Phon® MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
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Sailed From Seattle !
September 27
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
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Chamber of Commerce
At the Tuesday meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce, Dewey
Goodrich gave a very comprehen
sive and interesting report on the
commercial possibilities of can
ning and smoking fish on the
premises of Albert Bernhardt of
Teller.
The written report, prepared
from an interview with Mr. Bern
hardt, indicated that whoever ven
tures to become the partner of Mr.
Bernhard next season will find,
already established, a fine set-up,
and should and could develop a
good business with fine possibili
ties for expansion in the (future.
A. Polet, of the Tourist Com
mittee, reported that a total of
30 business houses subscribed the
sum of $2100 last summer for a
paid tour director, who was Joe
Hunt. j
The committee expressed their
opinion as most favorable, both
for the director, who has applied
for the job again next year, and
also for the project itself, which
has placed Nome high in the re
gard of the traveling public. It
is now recommended as one of
the best conducted tcfurs in Al
aska. Recognition also went to
Angelo Buffas, whose bus made
the project possible.
Alvin Polet, secretary of the
Fairbanks chamber, was a guest.
He compared the similarity of
problems between the Fairbanks
and Nome chambers.
Harold Harper of the Road
Comnyttee expressed the hope
that the Fairbanks chamber might
assist in the Fairbanks-Nome road
project now being worked on by
the chamber.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Irene Cornue, Mat
ilda Slwooko.
Discharged: George Washing
ton, Floyd Pauwok, Noel Vogen,
Eugene Olanna, Carl Hayes.
NOTICE
Women's Society of the Com
munity Methodist Church meets
this evening at 8:00 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. W. B. McCarthy. An
interesting program has been pre
pared. Visitors are cordially in
vited. —Bertha Fiscus, Pres.
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern:
I, Bennie G. Allen, am doing
business as Candle Creek Mining
Co., Candle Alaska. 117,4
FOR SALE
Bids will be received for the
sile of the former Patterson Hotel
as is, consisting of the east 15 feet
of Lot 1 Block H and all of Lot 2
Block H of the townsite of Nome.
Chas. D. Jones
Box 82
Nome, Alaska ..
WANT ADS
WANTED—Small Modine heater
or motor and fan. Black 120.
RESTAURANT, fully equipped
for rent. Call Black 52 tf
FOUND—Key on blue ribbon and
plastic block. Call at Nugget.
DREAM
THEATER
FRIDAY, Oct 5—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"BANDIT KING OF TEXAS"
Allan Lane
Saturday, Oct. 6—7:30 p.m.
"GOOD HUMOR MAN"
Jack Carson Lala Albright
Sunday, Oct. 7—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"UNDERTOW"
Scott Brady John Russell
Vincent Price
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! votary Club News
Scandinavia Cruise Via Movie
Passengers on the special Ro
tary - chartered Pan American
Clipper did a tour of Scandinavia
by courtesy of the Pan Am’s koda
chrome sound film Thursday at
the club’s luncheon.
Copenhagen, Stockholm, and
Oslo all had their special beauties
—flowers, churches, castles, ski
jumps, landmarks of both Hans
Christian Anderson’s tales and
Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Water
events with diving and yachting, j
more pastoral scenes of dairy J
herds, landing a salmon, and even j
the Alaska-like fjords north of j
the Arctic Circle were shown. And !
in almost every picture was a !
blonde mermaid or Gretchen—;
what a land those Norsemen have! j
Guests and a Birthday
Oliver Boe, Nome School super
intendent, was a guest. After the
meeting he and Jimmy Walsh
made arrangements for some vis
ual education in geography for
Nome’s school.
Ernie Bo’hrer (pronounced Boy
er, Ernie says) was admitted as
a guest. He was turned over to
Bob Treat, George Bayer (Club
Information and Fellowship) for
further training.
O. E. (Gene) Margraf, of Native
Bismuth, Inc., Nome, was Dan
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Jone’s guest at the luncheon. Gene
represented one of Nome’s new
and growing industries.
Bill Cameron, club president,
noted the return of Gordon Os
borne, the birthday of George
Bayer, and warned that delin
quent dues payers would find
their buttons missing from the box
next week.
CAP Officials Next Week
Next week the club expects to
be host to a group of Air Force
personnel, coming with a group
o*f Civil Air Patrol staff officers.
Major Bronson of the Nome CAP
has made arrangements for the
visitors to be paired off with
Nome’s Rotarians. It was divulged
that Dewey Goodrich had drawn
a nurse-colonel in the CAP. Ap
Musical Program Planned
For Youth Fellowship Sat.
The sixth monthly meeting of
the United Youth Fellowship will
be held in the Nome Public High
School gymnasium Saturday night,
October 6, at 8 p.m.
The program arranged by youth
representatives from each of the
churches of the Nome Ministerial
Association, will be led by Eugene
Kardatzke, serviceman from the
Marks Air Force Base. The song
leader will be Rev. Arthur Free
burg of the Nome Gospel Mission.
The musical portion of the pro
gram will include a duet by Mr.
and Mrs. Savok of the Nazarene
Church, a vocal solo by Miss
Pauline Teaford of the Nome Gos
pel Mission, an instrumental duet
by Regner and Howard Capener
of the Assembly of God Church, a
trumpet solo by Gene Kardatzke,
a duet by Miss Lucille Dahl and
Miss Pearl Wallin of the Covenant
Church, and a piano solo by Lolita
Havercamp.
Guest speaker will be the Rev.
Lewis Hudgins of the Nazarene
Church, who has recently returned
from furlough in the States.
A good number from all age
groups have been attending these
services, and the young people in
charge have been commended for
the fine effort they are putting
forth to help the youth of Nome.
Andy Nordlind, well known pi
oneer of this area, leaves today on
the first leg of his journey to
Norway to visit his son.
Just how long he will stay will
be determined by how well he
s
likes Norway after an absence of
40 years, he stated. “Alaska is
my home, and I’ll probably be
back before too long.”
SgL Kenneth Reese of the ACS,
who has been stationed in Nome
for the past two months, is leav
ing for Seattle where, it is re
ported, he will soon be a warrant
officer.
parently he plans to be prepared
if there are any more expeditions
with the CAP.
LEST YOU FORGET . . .
Winter is coming.
We urge you to bring your furs
to us - at once!
Before the rush.
Cleaning, repairing and glazing
add to the life of your
fur garments.
Do Not Delay!
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