PAY CASH AND SAVE
AT U. S. MERC
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
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In compliance with the latest OPS Regulations we have "temporarily suspended the
ceilings on numerous items (hides, calfskins, tallow, lard, animal waste material, vegetable soap
stock, crude cottonseed, soybean and corn oil, burlap, wool, alpaca, etc.)"
(See time April 28, 1952)
In addition to this we have reduced the prices on the items below:
RATH’S
LITTLE PIGS i¥
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RATH’S
SHORTENING 3 I29
U. S. Choice Boneless
Top Sirloin Steak * l 49
ALL FROZEN FOODS
GREATLY REDUCED
GROCERY DEPT.
MED-O-MILK 3 „, 150
SWANSON, Colored
Oleomargarine .45'
WESCO
Cider Vinegar 2 33°
Cleansing Tissues
S’WIPES 6 25'“
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POTATOES 1000
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15 ox. pkg. ul
Grocery Main 149 ff.00 MINIMUM
Meat Market Main 92 tJ FREE DELIVERY
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1952 SCHEDULE
JUNE 4 — Nome. St. Michael. Unalakleet, Golovin
JULY 3 — Nome (to discharge perishables only). Teller.
Kotzebue. Nome (to discharge balance of cargo).
AUGUST 20 — Nome. St. MichaeL Golovin.
SEPTEMBER 24 — St. Michael. Nome. Teller.
(All Sailings Subject to Change Without Notice)
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Deliveries to our Seattle terminals should be completed
by five days prior to the sailing date except for
refrigerated cargo, which will be received by special
arrangement.
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DREAM
THEATER
Friday, May 2—7:15 & 9 pan.
"STAGE TO TUCSON"
Rod Cameron - Wayne Morris
Saturday, May 3—7:30 p.m.
"BLACK HAND"
Gene Kelly - Teressa Celli
J. Carrol Naish -
Sunday, May 4—7:15 & 9 pan.
"NANCY GOES TO RIO"
Ann Sothem, Jane Powell,
Carmen Miranda, Barry Sullivan
Tuesday, May 6—7:30 pan.
"BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST"
Greer Gar son - Walter Pidgeon
- Marsha Hunt -
Toastmasters Presented
Charter Last Night
The Nome Sunset Chapter of
Toastmasters International was
presented before the public last
evening at their Charter Presen
tation Banquet, held at the Board
of Trade in the Firelite Room.
President Everett Adams wel
comed the guests, introduced two
new members, Steve Anderson
and Dan Jones, and after the
dinner an interesting program was
presented.
Jim von der Heydt was Table
Topic Chairman and called on
several members to give short,
extemporaneous talks on “Their
Earliest Childhood Recollections.”
Ben Mozee acted as chairman
to give the guests an idea how
the Toastmasters carry out a Par
liamentary Drill with all mem
bers participating.
Ted Duffield was Toastmaster
for * the evening and introduced
four speakers from the organiza
tion.
They included: Dan Fritz, speak
ing on “The Iceworm,” Fred Par
sons, on “Nome’s Largest Ban
quet” (Nome Bar Assn, with lav
ish banquet for over 1000 guests);
Ashley Craft, on “What Nome
Will Be Like in 1972;” and Larry
Galvin, on “The History of the
Miners and Merchants Bank.”
John McNees, the organization’s.
Deputy Governor, then presented
the charter from the Toastmas
ters’ headquarters in Santa Ana,
Calif., to President Everett Ad
ams, making Nome’s chapter No.
1095 in an organization with a
membership of over 35,000.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Martha Wheeler and
Douglas Kenison of Nome, and
Mabel Even of Unalakleet.
Rev. Robert Treat returning to
day from San Francisco where he
attended the Methodist conference
and enjoyed seeing the sights of
that famous city. He states that
he has been assigned to a church
in Indiana.
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For Good Printing Call Main 125
YOUTH FOR CHRIST MEETING
AT COVENANT CHURCH
Tomorrow night, Sat., May 3,
at 8:00 p,m. Youth for Christ
will meeLat the Covenant Church.
Rev. Loveless will be the guest
speaker.
The music for the evening will
be supplied by a men’s quartet
and a solo on the musical saw
from the Nazarene Church. A
vocal duet from the Covenant
Church and an instrumental quar
tet from the Assembly of God
Church will be offered also.
These gatherings are continuing
to be enjoyed by both young and
old and are reaping benefits in
the spiritual life of the com
munity.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Art Paulos was found guilty on
two charges in Commissioner’s
Court yesterday. On the charge of
maintaining a nuisance he was
fined $200 and given a thirty-day
sentence in the Federal Jail. For
playing a gambling game he was
fined $500. Both cases have been
appealed by Mr. Paulos.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wheeler
are the parents of a little girl,
born this morning, and weighing
seven pounds, five ounces.
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ECONOMY
STORE
Now Op en
For Business
Hours—1 to 6 p.m.
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NEW
SHIPMENT
OF
SHOES
INTRODUCING . . .
OUR NEW PRODUCTION OF
RACCOON PARKAS
FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY!
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Come and try on a parka. If we do not have
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your size we will make it for you at—
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Special Introductory Prices
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