S'
COW TREED
MOULTRIE. GA.. —(/P)—Henry
McMorris’ cow had a good reason
for not showing up from the pas
true at milking time.
While swishing her tail, it be
came entangled in a small tree
and anchored her there.
McMorris said he had to cut
the tree down before he could
free bossie.
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TAFFY APPLES SNACKBURGERS
HOT FUDGE SUNDAES, MILK SHAKES,
SANDWICHES, CHILI, PIES AND COFFEE
at the
Neill, Clark & Company
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Office in Wallace Hotel - Phone Main 11
Juneau NOME Fairbanks
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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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Wednesday and Thursday
Andy Hardy’s
Blonde Trouble
Lewis Stone - Mickey Rooney
Also Batty Baseball
2 Shows July 26, 7:15 8c 9:00p.m.
Friday
The Old Homestead
Weaver Bros 8c Elviry
Also Hulabululu
And Uninvited Pest
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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Sunday
Strange Affair
Also Herring Murder Myrtery
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CAMP LIFE IS SO-O-O MUCH |
FUN! BOYS ENTERTAIN GIRLS
For two days before the girl
Scouts arrived for an afternoon
and evening visit, the main topic
of conversation with the fellows
was the fact that they were com- (
ing; though it was generally
agreed that the girls were a
“pain in the neck.” But, comes
the day of tribulation, and the
boys can scarcely wait for one
o’clock. And then the time went
much too fast, even for the rtiost
ardent woman haters. If this is
in* need of proof, it may be quoted
that the Scout Leader had dif
ficulty in getting the boys quiet
enough to sleep last night. Reas
on: the only topic of conversation
was the “dreaded” visit. Such
questions as these were heard—
“Which one do YOU think was
CUTEST?” And, “Why the heck
did you let a GIRL beat you in
that race?” (P. S. The girls won
almost all of the races.)
More Scout tests have been
passed, too: Jerry Seidenverg is
now a First Class Scout; Frank
Sheldon and David Bowen are
Tenderfoot Scouts.
Newcomers Jerry Thompson,
Max Gray, and Douglas Millard
were greeted and welcomed to
| camp in the usual way; and they
are finding today, that camp life
has some work connected with it
too,—they are cook’s helpers and
water boys.
Camp is half over and the fel
lows have only one regret and
that is that this statement is true.
SOURDOUGH REUNION IN
SAN FRANCISCO ON AUG. 18
The International Sourdough
reunion is scheduled to be held
in the St Francis Hotel in San
Francisco from August 15 to 18.
On the committee are many for
mer Nomeites. Nome members
of the executive committee are
Fay Delzene, Hi Dill and Pearl
Van Sickle. On the registration
committee, Mrs. William Maloney
Jr., and on the reception commit
tee, Mrs. Esther Birdsall Darling,
Irene and Catherine Bogard and
Marchelle Sharpe.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE - D-4 ‘Caterpillar’
Tractor. Edw. Horen. 87
FOUND - Auto tire - Call at
Nugget Office. 87
FOR SALE - 2Vz Lots on corner
of 3rd Ave and D St. Also Two
ton, 4x4 dump truck. See
Whisenhunt. 87-2
FOR SALE - One Borman Rupp
2-in Pump with 100-ft 2-in
pipe and fittings. 88-2t
FOR SALE CHEAP or TRADE
Trim 54-ft hardwood schooner
“King Hurst” now at Keewalik.
Needs some work before use.
Box 5, Nome. 88-3tc
FOR SALE - Kay cello: Ideal for
professional or school use: Ex
cellent tone and care. Bow re
cently rehaired. Zipper cello
case accommodates two bows.
Write Box 683, Nome. 88-3t.
FOR SALE - Ladies gold ring
set. Perfect diamond, 2 side
stones, 14k gold, Matching Wed
ding band with 3 diamonds. Main
55 - Room 15. Mrs. Beever,
12 to 2 p.m. 88-3t
SEVERAL postwar automatic re
cord changers for sale. First
come, first served. John R.
Tucker at CAA Transmitter
Towers 2 miles E. of town. No
Phone Calls. 8*-2t
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THIS WEEK
Boy’s Jackets
Water Repellent
Sizes 8 to 12
$150
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Girl’s Capes and
Rain Coats
Weatherized Gabardine
$195
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Ladies’ All-Wool
Plaid Skirts
Sizes 14 to 46
$495
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