SERVICE . CLEANERS
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ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
G-E Dial-the-fabric Iron - G-E Steam Iron
G-E Automatic Roaster - G-E Hotplate
G-E Washing Machine • G-E Sun Lamp .
G-E Electric Clock - G-E Mazda Lamps
Wiring Materials
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PRINTING - ALL KINDS - The Nugget!
ARMY BUYS "BATHROOMS*
FOR POINT BARROW
Exposition Press of New York
received a call this- week from
Washington; Army brass ordering
600 ; bathrooms. ' The man who
Invade rthe. call sounded a little
dazed, as if he had a strange feel
ing ‘that the* Army wasn’t the
Army any more.
Exposition’s - publisher, Edward
Uhlan, reassured him that the or
der was for copies of “Bathroom’s
Down the Hall” by William Cam
eron Johnston, a humorous story
of-what happened when mother
took in boarders, which ExpWsi
. tion Banner Books will publish on
March 30.
“Thank God they’re ebooks,” the
Army man said. “I was trying to
figure out how I was going to
! transport 600 bathrooms without
disconnecting the plumbing.”
Johnston, an employee of Arc
! tic Contractors now working in
I Point Barrow, Alaska; -wrote
“Bathroom’s Down the Hall” to
i while away his spare hours at the
construction camp. The UJS. Army
got an advance peek at the book
and ordered 600 copies for its li
WHITE MOUNT N NEWS
Nu-cher-nik Mothers Club haive
been organized here at . White
Mountain with, 16 members. New
officers are: President, Mrs. An
nie , Ashenfelter; Secretary, Mrs.
Lena Paneok; Treasurer was a tie
between -Mrs. Frances Johnson
and Margaret Oksoktaruk.
We. had, our, successful Farewell
Party for Mrs. R. North (pastor’s
wife) leaving for the States. Mrs.
Leonard Brown .of Noatak was
also our guest. She’s going back to
Noatak. >
The Mothers- Club members in
vited their husbands as well. They
had fun watching them playing
awkwardly in Eskimo games. Joe
Kowchee, ex-mayor, played “poor
pussy” first.
Angel food cake, orange punch,
coffee and ice cream were served.
Mrs; North was given a fox for her
neckpiece, Mrs. R. Brown, a shoe
rack.
braries to help GI’s to while away
their hours in camps all around
the world.
ROTARIANS PREPARE
FOR DISTRICTCONFERENCE
Rotarians from • this city and
from all /over Alaskan-western
British Columbia > and western
British Columbia 'and 'western
Washington will gather in* Seattle
for their 37th Anrrtial-Rotary Dis
tirct Conference, May 6 to 8* ac
co r d in g' to. District Governor
James W.' Woddfdfdj of Seattle.
About 1,500 representatives mid
their -wives from 55 'Rotary Chibs
are expected for'the conference,
which was last held in Seattle in
1947. Vancouver* B-C.,. was the
host city last year.
The Rotary Club of Seattle will
be official conference host, assis
ted by the Ballard* University Dis
trict -and West Seattle Rotary
Clubs. Seattle’s Olympic Hotel
will be conference headquarters.
“Constant exercise will enlarge
any part of your body.”
“Then why doesn’t my wife
look like Joe E. Brown?”
The human race has improved
everything on earth—except itself.
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Easter Figurines for the Children
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'She Never Forgets the Man who Remembers."
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See our new RODEO SHIRTS
for the younger generation
They are “Super * Special”
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Fresh Sea Foods
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Special Attention to our Out of Town Orders
Women’s Easter Clothes
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The Famous Hugo Loewy Originals
One Only of Each Style
Dresses for Afternoon and For al Wear
Advanced Springtime
100% WOOL COATS.
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“Shorties” and Full Length
For. that Casual & Swagger Look
Worsted Rayon SUITS
Kathy Keene and
Caloha Creations
That Smart Fifth Avenue Look
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Cotton — Rayon — Nylon
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