Neill, Clark & Company
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS
TAX COUNSELORS
Office in Wallace Hotel-- Phone Main II
Juneau NOME Fairbanks
ALASKA TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH CO.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE SERVICE
CLASSES REPAIRED
25 Years Experience
Reading Glasses - Small Magnifying Glasses
Thompson, the traveling Optical Repair Man
is here for a short time only, and is situated in
DUKE’S ELECTRIC SHOP
I Just West of the U. S. Mercantile
DREAM!
THEATER
1 Show July 22, 23. 7:30 p.m.
Monday and Tuesday
White Cliffs Of Dover
Irene Dunn - Alan Marshal
Also Screwball Squirrel
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L Show July 24. 25, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday
Andy Hardy’s
Blonde Trouble
Lewis Stone - Mickey Rooney
Also Batty Baseball
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! Shows July 26. 7:15 & 9:00p.m.
Friday
The Old Homestead
Weaver Bros & Elviry
Also Hulabululu
And Uninvited Pest
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1 Show July 27. 7:30 p.m.
Saturday
A Guy Named Joe
Spencer Tracy - Irene Dunn
Van Johnson
Also Groovie Movie
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2 Shows July 28. 7:15 & 9 p.m.
Sunday
Strange Affair
Also Herring Murder Myrtery
I FLIGHTS
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY
TO
ANCHORAGE
Connecting with more than 100 other points in Alaska
served with passengers and express service.
Dependable Comfortable
Inexpensive
10% Reduction on Roundtrip Fares
GOOD FOR ONE YEAR I
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Phone Main 66 - Office Front Street I
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Game Hunter
Leaves Seattle
For Alaska
SEATTLE, July 22, —(/P)—Char
les Madsen, big game hunter and
guide, said he would leave Thurs
day for Kodiak, Alaska, in the
60-foot power yacht Continental
I, purchased from the Continent
a ICan Company. Madsen said
he would rename the boat the
Kodiak Bear II.
M. S. KOTZEBUE VISITS
NOME YESTERDAY
The M. S. • Kotzebue arrived
from Kotzebue yesterday morning
and left immediately for the re
turn trip.
RICHARD LEE REPORTS j
ONE DREDGE OPERATING
Richard Lee, Jr. was in town
over the week-end from Solomon.
He reports that one dredge is run
ning, and the second dredge is
about to start operations.
TOO HIGH — DON'T BUY
TULSA, Okla., — UP)— Rebelling
against a price of 79 cents a pound
for butter, Tulsa housewives kept
telephones busy last week with a
“chain” campaign aimed at stop
ping retail sales of butter.
Each caller asked that the list
ener telephone two additional per
sons and pledge them not to buy
butter until the price went down.
An anonymous butter distributor
claimed a boycott would have on
ly one effect—diverting the local
supply to eastern markets.
NOTICE
Special Meeting for Pioneers of
Alaska at City Hall on Wednes
day evening at 8:00.
Bob. Baldwin, Sec.
MISSING PERSONS
Anyone having information
concerning the following missing
persons is asked to communicate
with the Governor’s Office in
Juneau.
John R. White. Worked for the
Alaska Railroad prior to March
31, 1942. Was formerly in the
U. S. Navy and may have rejoined
the Navy or some other branch
of the service. He is being
sought by his sister, Mrs. A. F.
Tidwell of Tampa, Florida.
Everett L. Nese (or Neeae). 37
years of age, brown eyes, brown
hair, 5' 9", 180 lbs. Came to
Alaska in November 1945 and at
one time was supposed to receive
his mail at Petersburg. It is be
lieved that he owns a fishing boat.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE - D-4 ‘Caterpillar’
Tractor. Edw. Horen. 87
FOUND - Auto tire - Call at
Nugget Office. 87
FOR SALE - 2 Vi Lots on corner
of 3rd Ave and D St Also Two
ton, 4x4 dump truck. See
Whisenhunt. 87-2
PICNIC
SUGGESTIONS
Paper Plates
Paper Cups
Packaged Cookies
Root Beer
Tangerine Juice
Assorted Pop
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Spiced Ham
Sliced Chicken
Liver Sausage
Souse
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Limburger Cheese
Goat Cheese
NEW ITEMS
100 % Wool
Scotch Plaid
—+-+—
HALO Shampoo
Do Your Feet Hurt?
See Us
For
Steel Arch Supports
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Keep
Garments Clean
In
CEDAR BAGS
SPECIALS
THIS WEEK
Boy's Jackets
Water Repellent
Sizes 8 to 12
SI 50
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Girl’s Capes and
Rain Coats
Weatherized Gabardine
*195
Ladies’ All-Wool
Plaid Skirts
Sizes 14 to 46
*495
A. Polet