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Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
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.. Northwestern Alaska Fair Board
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NOTICE
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All residents of Home who have
Set SUdd out registration blanks
for Civilian Defense please obtain
fotifes at the Nome Drug Store so
that the census may be completed.
—Welfare Committee of
Civian Defense
NOTICE
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Young Adults and Youth Folk
Gihte Group Wednesday night at
1:90, Community Math. Church*
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NOTICE
AftCflC CLUB General Meet
ing Thursday# March IS. General
Elections.
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NOTICE
Effective March IS, 1951
BARBER PRICES: Haircut# $2.00:
Children Haircut $1.50; Shaves,
$\M. Signed—
H. D. Cherry and Joe Hunt
WANT ADS
ORD&R RUSHER STAMPS at the
Nugget Office.
FOR SALE—Electric Roaster and
Grill, almost new. Bargain. Call
at Nugget. 16-tf
FOUND— Green Wallet. Call at
Nugget. tf
FOR SALE—Large, 3-bedroom log
1 house. New plumbing, full con
crete basement; in new addition,
2 blocks from main shopping cen
ter. Near Eklutna Project and
mines. Cash only. Leaving for
Mayo Clinic. Available April 1st.
Write BOX 725, Palmer, Alaska,
Mrs. Olive M. Johnson. 29,3
FOUND—Single key on metal
ring. Call at Nugget. tf
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Very dependable lady desires
cooking in small camp. Well
qualified. Non smoker and drinker.
References by Alaskans. Write
Lucille Nason, 12338, 28th Ave.
N.E. Seattle 55, Wash. 30,3
FOR SALE—1 hardwood, native
' type baby sled. 1 high chair.
Call Black 166. 31,2
MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable
man wanted to call on friends
and neighbors. Wonderful oppor
tunity. $15 to $20 in a day. No ex
perience or capital required. Per
manent. Write today. McNESS
COMPANY, Dept. B, 2423 Magno
lia St., Oakland 7, Calif. 31,33
FOR SALE—Very reasonable: ba
by buggy, stroller, sled, play
pen, wagon, chest of drawers, crib
mattress, GE washing machine,
30-06 rifle with scope. Ph. Main 41.
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Clerk unfit Span* March 21 1951,
for the following positions:
Nome Police Chief...J400 a month
Nome Patrolman..$375 a month
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STAMPEDE FOR
SALMON STAKES PREDICTED
DILLINGHAM, Aalska, (JP) —
Bristol Bay fishermen predict a
stampede for net sites when the
1951 salmon season opens.
Intertidal waters of Bristol Bay
will be open to set net fishing this
year. Under previous Alaska com
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netters were prohibited from fish
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Bay fishermen have reported as
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beaches.
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