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FREE- 1 POUND COFFEE WITH EVERY $20 CASH SALE I
U.S. No. 1
Potatoes hand selected, crate
Tea Garden Preserves
Red Raspberry 2 >^79c
Rath’s
Dried Beef 2Vi oz. 45c
Libby’s and S & W
Stuffed Olives 2 «*. 33c
Cheese Ritz box 35c
B & M
Baked Beans 28<„. tm43c
s & w
Brown Bread 16 ox. 27c
4
FROZEN FOODS
Corn on Cob pk„. 25c
Lima Beans pkg. 43c
- pkg. 35c
Orange and Grapefruit
JUICE «29c
Lemonade
JUICE „ 29c
Airborne
BROILERS »1°°
Rath’s
SHORTENING 3..129
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Frye’s
LITTLE PIGS pkp. 49c
Grocery Main 149 C .00 MINIMUM
Meat Market Main 92 «> FREE DELIVERY
U. S. MERCANTILE
LOCAL PURCHASES BUILT LOCAL PAYROLLS
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)
Deliveries to our Seattle terminals should be completed
by five days prior to the sailing dale except for
refrigerated cargo# which will be received by special
arrangement.
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DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, May 8—7:30 p.m.
"THE GREAT MANHUNT"
- Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., -
- Glynis Johns -
Friday, May 9—7:15 & 9:00 p.m.
"THE LAWLESS"
McDonald Carey - Gail Russell
Saturday, May 10—7:30 p.m
"ANNIE GET YOUR GUN"
Belly Hutton - Howard Keel
Sunday, May 11—7:30 p.m.
" THE STORY OF MOLLY X "
June Havoc - John Russell
- Connie Gilchrist -
* ALASKA AIRLINES
Incoming passengers: from An
chorage, L.' Brooks, E. Brooks, L.
Martin, McGinty, G. Lenert, Cpl.
S. Tocktoo, Sgf H. Nayokpuk, Ross
Lay, John Clark, Robert Wood,
H. O. White, Lars Haddland, Carl
Haddland, B. R. Martin, M. A.
Sobjok, Joe Koganaluk.
From McGrath, Orrin Felmley,
Mrs. R. E. Curtis.
From Gambell, Flora Oumak,
Josephine Slwooko, Orrin Felm
sley.
Outgoing: to Anchorage, Fasano,
Kearns, L. Madden, Glen Lenert,
Orrin Felmsely, H. Ashley, Capt.
Blair, Mabel Eben, Rex Jomstad.
To Gambell, Mark Lister, Mary
Silook, Eleanor Oozeneseuk, Flora
Oumak, Francis Fay.
To Unalakleet, Joe Koganaluk,
Mabel Cannon.
TO Kotzebue, Harry Knudsen,
Fred Havercamp, Steve Stephen
son.
WIEN AIRLINES
Arriving were Louis Rotman,
Richanj Kearns, J. Fasand, and
Tommy Goodwin.
Departing were William King,
Willie Foster, Richard Lee, Frank
Whaley and Donald Barger.
Alaska Pioneer Stipek
Dies in Tacoma at 82 Yrs.
William Stipek, old-timer of
Nome, passed away April 30 in
Tacoma, Wash., at the age of 82.
He leaves five daughters and
two sons to mourn him.
He first came to this country
in 1897 to the Klondike gold strike
and then to Nome in 1900 when
the beach was struck.
Stipek established a business
in Nome in painting, papering and
decorating until 1918 when he left
for the States.
He was a charter member of
the Nome Oddfellows and Pio
neers. In spite of his leaving the
northland over thirty years ago,
his heart was with the Pioneers
and his latch-string was out for
any and all old-timers.
City Clerk Carrie McLain, one
of his daughters, enjoyed a visit
with him a year ago.
National Guard Team
Downs Polar Rifle Club -
In Second Match 445*422
The return match between the
Polar Rifle Team and the Nation
al Guard was fired last night with
the National Guard walking* away
with top honors again.
High man for the guard was
Sgt. Isaac Larsen, with 93 points,
followed by Lt. Floyd Wheeler
with 92; 1st Sgt. Charlie Dickson,
88; Sgt. 1st Class John McLuke,
87; with Sgt. Fred Kingik, 85, as
anchor man. Total points were
445.
The Polar team was led by O.
D. Davis, 91, as high man, fol
lowed by Chief Glass with 89.
Russell Hardy was pressed into
service when some of the regu
lars failed to show up for the
Polar team and fired third place,
scoring 86. He was followed by
Joe Bush, 83, and then Bill Gross
oehme, 76, as anchor man. Total
points picked up by the Polar
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team were 422.
Gordon Osborne, range officer,
says that there is quite a bit of
interest shown by the local shoot
ers with the prospects of more
teams coming out in the near
future. He also states that the
Guard will give instruction to any
and all team that wish their help.
Shooters may use their own
rifles, but the ones that do not
have target-type rifles are wel
come to use the rifles recently
received by the Guard. Any team
or individual shooters can contact
him at the Dream Theater and
make arrangements for the use
of .the range.
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