Come to Nome’s Gift Store. Here you will find
practical gifts for every member of the family and
all your friends. Large variety to select from at
popular prices. Come and shop at Your Friendly
Gift Store.
Linegrie
Luxite lingerie, fashion approved.
Selection of slips, pajamas, pant
ies and other lovely underthings.
Plain colors and floral designs.
Jen-cen-Lite Coats
What a gift for your wife. Very
fashionable coats that will keep
her warm in any kind of weather.
Also have hoods.
Nylon Hose
Top quality Nylon Hose in the
newest shades of the season. Al
ways an appreciated gift. Also
have popular shades Rayon Hose.
Head Scarfs
A large showing of lovely wool
head scarfs. Come in plain colors
and fancy designs. A lovely gift at
a low cost.
Sport Sweaters
The most beautiful showing of
sport sweaters ever offered at this
season. Slipovers and button
styles. Wide variety of colors.
Neckties
Hundreds of beautiful new ties to
select from . . . any color or design
that you may have in mind. Come
in and look them over.
House Slippers
Beautiful, new warm slippers for
every member of the family. A
gift that will really be appreciated
during cold weather.
Men’s Dress Hose
A special of famous Interwoven
dress hose for men. A wide vari
ety of styles and patterns. All
sizes.
Men’s Dress Gloves
Give him a pair of fur-lined dress
gloves, the kind that any man
really wants. Choice of shades.
Dress Shirts
Arrow and Mark Twain dress
shirts in a variety of patterns and
plain white. Nationally known
brands of quality shirts. All sizes.
TOYS
VISIT OUR BIG TOYLAND NOW WHILE STOCKS
ARE COMPLETE . . . SEE ALL THE NEW TOYS
THAT ARE BEING FEATURES IN THE STATES.
USE OUR LAY-AWAY SERVICE.
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BUDDY L TOYS - ERECTOR SETS - ANIMALS
ELECTRIC STOVES - LOVELY DISH SETS
BIG DUMP TRUCKS - BEAUTIFUL DOLLS
PRINTING PRESS .
HUNDREDS OF GAMES AND MANY OTHER TOYS
THAT WILL THRILL YOUNG HEARTS
Christmas Candies
TONS OF CHRISTMAS CANDIES — EVERY KIND!!
FAMOUS BOXED CHOCOLATES AND NUTS OF ALL KINDS
MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW.
Northern Commercial Co.
Nome’s Gift Store
Truman Leaves
Cabinet Intact
• Continued from Page One'
1945, which 347 reporters attend
ed.
His November 2 election tri
umph was a major topic. Mr. Tru
man said he is proud he won with
neither the 47 electoral votes of
New York nor the 33 which south
ern Democra’s gave to the States
Rights party. As for tho-.e south
ern votes, the President dismissed
moves to have them included in
his electoral total. He doesn’t want
them, he said, adding that he is
not angry with anyone.
Mr. Truman also set at rest spec
ulation as to whether he will con
fer with Madame Chiang Kai
Shek. The Prseident said an ap
pointment has been arranged, but
he would not say when it is.
As for whether General Douglas
MacArthur would be sent from
Japan to China to help the belea
guered Chinese Mr. Truman had
a blunt answer: No—period.
In citing reasons for his elec
tion, Mr. Truman said everybody
I in the Democratic set-up pitched
in and helped. As soon as the peo
i pie got the facts, he added, they
| voted right. He said they could not
get them from newspaper opinion
columns—one of several cracks he
took at columnists.
The President paid specific trib
ute for election help to farmers,
land labor, vice-president-elect
Barkley, secretary of agriculture
Brannan and secretary of labor
Alaska Air Lift Will
Ruin Alaska
ANCHORAGE, </P)—Support of
the prolonged emergency air lift
from the States because of the
shipping tie-up is seriously under
mining Alaska’s future, William
Maitland, director of the Anchor
age Territorial employment serv
ice, believes.
The burden is particularly
heavy on the working man, he
said. The cost of living, he estim
ated, has gone up 15 per cent since
April.
“There is no shortage of staples
because an order can be filled by
.he air lines within a minimum
amount of time,” he said. “But
here most certainly will be a dol
lar shortage by February.”
FAIRBANKS, (A*) — When the
truckdriver learned who swiped
his lunch, he decided not to
squawk.
The food was eaten by Bill
Dvon, a pilot, and Ed Burgan, his
passenger. Their light plane was
forced down on the Tanana River
by a broken oil line. They walked
all night in 40-below weather.
Hungry and cold, they came across
the truck.
They saw the food.
They ate it.
Under the circumstances, the
driver said, they are forgiven
Tobin. He said there was a whole
list of others.
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