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Armour’s—16 oz. jar
TAMALES
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Brown Rice 2 lb. box ^
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR
25 lb. Bag $3.98 50 lb. Bag
ALL FROZEN FOOD
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KARO No. 1 Vi jar.
Libby’s
Sweet Gherkins 12 os. jar
Del Monte Pineapple
JUICE No. 2 tin 2 for 1
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Carrot Juice 20c sfcond
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Dill Sauce 35c 0nly
S’WIPES 6 25c lc
Borden Jar Smokey
fllPPeA Vera-Sharp
V>iIICC/oC Cheese-Bacon
Wesco
Diced Beets can
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Apple Juice 46 oz. tin
PEP 8 OI. box
WHEATIES 12 o*. box
All Flavors
Jello Puddings 2 boxes
Kadota Shurfine
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FREE COOK BOOKS AT OUR MEAT DEPT.
Grocery Main 149 C.00 * MINIMUM
Meat Market Main 92 tl FREE DELIVERY
U. .S. MERCANTILE
TRULY A MODERN FOOD STORE
Italian Consular Officials
Visit Nome On Thursday.
Several distinguished guests
were among the Wien tourists
yesterday, including the Italian
consul general from San Fran
cisco, Baron Phillip Falconi and
his wife Baroness Marion Muzi
Falconi; Seattle vice consul Dr.
Alvaro Baltrani, Edmond Zappe
tini, steamship man of San Fran
cisco, all of whom had taken
part in the Discovery Day cele
bration held by the Pioneers of
Alaska in Fairbanks.
They were accompanied by
Mrs. Pat O’Neill, wife of the
president of the Fairbanks Pio
neers.
From Nome they were sched
uled to leave for Barrow before
returning to the States.
The Baroness, who is the dau
ghter of a British diplomat, and
with her husband has been sta
tioned in Ethiopia, Turkey, India
and Vienna expresed amazement
at the hospitality and friendliness
of Alaskans as a whole and was
overwhelmed with the beauty and
variety of the flowers growing
wild at Nome.
Mrs. W.B. McCarthy was called
to the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
Levi Rood at Woodland, Wash
ington, as she is not expected to
live.
Mrs. Rood is the former Mary
Cochran who will be remembered
here as a nurse in the Maynard
Columbus Hospital.
Bill Wilcox, agent for the
Coastwise Lines is here for his
company and renewing old friend
ships made while he was station
ed here for Alaska Steam.
A marriage license was issued
by the Commissioner to David
Garney and Maggie Topkok, both
of Teller.
BOAT NEWS
The Seafair is scheduled to ar
rive tomorrow.
The Coastal Monarch is sched
uled to sail today from Seattle.
A Navy tanker, the MS Tula,
and the MS Health are in the
roadstead.
Kenison Girl Narrowly
Escapes Drowning On
Snake River Jetty
Caroline Kenison, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Kenison, took an icy plunge into
Snake River Wednesday when she
tripped on her shoe lace while
walking along the east jetty. Sev
eral other children were with her
at the time and Carol Jean Miller
is reported to have run for help
to the N.C. Cat Shop.
Einar Henry quickly hung over
the side of the jetty so the girl
could grab his feet and hang on
until a small motor boat, whose
occupants are not known, were
able to reach her and bring her
to the beach.
Caroline is the daughter of
Douglas Kenison who is employed
at the Board of Trade.
BUI Haley Returns With Bride
William Haley, assayer for the
Miners and Merchants Bank, re
turned from his vacation on Tues
day with his bride, the former
Shirley Griffin, and they are at
home to their friends at their
residence on Steadman Ave.
NeUl Stewart district sales
manager for Western Airlines, of
Seattle, is visiting in Nome on a
business and pleasure trip.
Fried Chicken Dinners are now
a specialty at the Quianna Club.
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"THE TATTOOED STRANGER"
John Miles - Patricia White
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John Payne - Gail Russell
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ASSORTMENT OF NEW ITEMS, INCLUDING
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A New Display of
HAND-TINTED PHOTOGRAPHS
by Mrs. Earl Clark
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PLAYING CARDS with pictures of the
towns and scenic places of the territory
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DELICATE BEAD WORK from Fort
Yukon — A new assortment of
IVORY CARVINGS from Diomede
and King Island.
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