Pay Cask at U. S. MERC'S
: IG EASTER SALE
| EASTER SPECIALS — AIRBORNE FRESH FRYERS m 1‘25 I
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F SI E E — ONE lb. BACON with every $20 Cash Meat Sale
I AIRBORNE
SMOKED EASTERN HAMS
1.00
Whole or half shank lb X
Airborne Fresh Frying or
Roasting TURKEYS
1.35
5 to 6 lb. average lb A
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AIRBORNE TOM TURKEYS
1.10
12 lb. average lb X
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M E D - O - MIL K . u„,8 85 to 150
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FREE — ONE lb. COFFEE with every $20 Cash Grocery Sale
I EAGLE BRAND MILK
9 1.00
Free Plastic Bag tl cans X
I JUICE GLASSES
9 1^
Filled with Pineapple Cheese *d for -Ltf
AMOCAT SYRUP
? 2V
12 oz. jars Ld for ddtP
$5.00 Minimum Free Delivery
Popular Demand lc SALE
Brehmns \ -
: Turkey Noodles I Second
r Pkg.
Tamales 25c ^ .
Only
Spaghetti EACH \
Chicken a-la King ^
I EGGS large AA while do*. 1’^'
PASS EGG DYE, 2 pkgs. 29('
| JELLO & JELLO PUDDINGS
I STRAWBERRIES
9 135
No. 2 Tins id for -L
Kadota, Shurfine FIGS
No. 1 Tails
FAB large pkg. 44c j
j WITH THIS COUPON
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j Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only
THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE ITEMS — BE SURE TO VISIT THE—
U. S. MERC — NOME’S HOME-OWN ED STORE
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I FROM SEWARD
SS Baranof Apr. 10
Silka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Apr. 17
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
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SS Baranof Apr. 24
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali May 1
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
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For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FAIRBANKS — ANCHORAGE — SEWARD
DREAM
THEATER
Thursday, April 10—7:30 p.m.
"THE SET UP"
Robert Tyron - Audrey Totter
George Tobias
Friday, April 11—7:15 & 9 p.m.
" FRONTIER INVESTIGATOR "
Allan Lane
Saturday, April 12—7:30 p.m.
"EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE"
Barbara Stanwyck - Van Heflin '
James Mason - Ava Gardner >
Sunday, April 13—7:30 p.m.
"THE DESERT HAWK"
Yvonne DeCarlo
Richard Greene - Jackie Gleason
Early Morning Easter
Service At School Gym
“Very early in the morning on
the first day in the week” is the
scripturally recorded time when
the disciples first began to realize
that Jesus was really all that He
said He was.
Nome, along with communities
all over the world will participate
in a union service this Easter
morning when people of many
faiths join in warshipping the
One who is Lord of us all.
It will be noon in New York
when the people of Nome meet
for the 6:30 a.m. service. Hawaii
will be waiting with us for the
dawn that will begin for the Nome
churches as for Christendom all
over the world, the highest day
of the church calendar.
LAST IN PIONEER WHIST
PARTY SERIES SATURDAY
The final game in the series of
whist parties being held at the
Pioneer Igloo under the auspices
of the Pioneers of Alaska wilPbe
held tomorrow evening.
As the scores have been run
ning very close this year it is
going to be a very interesting
evening for bath the men and
women.
Awards of prizes and grand
prizes will be made at the party.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Incoming passengers: from An
chorage: William Brown, H. G.
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Goslee; from Unalakleet: Henry
Bahr, Matilda Jones.
Outgoing passengers: to An
chorage: J. Snowball. D. Cameron,
S. Krogstad, W. Burr, Maj. Far
rell.
Frank Williams Dies
Frank Williams, 70, passed
away last week in Seattle after
a prolonged illness.
He owned and operated the MS
Meteor, a vessel carrying freight
kand passengers between Seattle
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and Alaska and had the mail run
in this area for many years. In the
early days he operated a trading
post at St. Michael.
He is survived by his wife and
two sons, all of Seattle.
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REV. CARLSON ATTENDS
CONFERENCE OF CAP
CHAPLAINS IN WASHINGTON
Rev. Faul Carlson of the Mis
sion Covenant Church left by Air
Force plane Wednesday to at
tend a conference of Civil Air
Patrol chaplains at Bolling Field,
Washington, D. C. Rev. Carlson
is chaplain for the Nome Squad
ron of CAP, and has the rank
of Captain.
He was to join the Fairbanks
chaplain and they would attend
the conference together. The
meeting is scheduled for April 16
to 19. Rev. Carlson expects to be
gone about two weeks.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Ralph Brown pleaded guilty to -
being drunk and disorderly and
was given a 15 - day suspended
sentence.
Ernest Weyanna pleaded guilty
to a charge of giving intoxicating
liquor to a minor and was sen
tenced to a fine of $30 or serving
15 days in jail.
Dave Gray Stricken In Seatle
Word was received here Wed
nesday from Seattle that Dave
Gray, father of Rose Bronson and
Clinton Gray, had suffered a
stroke and was in a semi-coma.
Mr. and Mrs. Bronson left by
plane Thursday to* go to his bed
side. #
ATTENTION! — ALL MASONS
32nd Degree Masons meet at
Masonic Hall Sunday, April 13
at 6:30 p.m. All other Masons
invited to meet at Masonic Hall
at 7:00 p. m. sharp, to attend
church services.
Donald Lyle, Pres.
~N~O TICE
Wien Alaska Airlines is here
by authorized to transport all
freight, which is consigned to Lost
River, to and from Nome, to Lost
River.
The above authorization serves
notice to all suppliers of this
community to ship freight to Lost
River via Wien Alaska Airlines.
United States Tin Corp.,
Paul M. Sorensen,
50 Gen. Supt.
EASTER
Gift Suggestions
NOW ON DISPLAY
LOVELY HANDPAINTED SOUVENIRS
Ready for airmailing or gift wrapping.
Ideal for this festive holiday !
ROYAL
TYPEWRITERS
Standard Size . . . and Portable
SPECIAL STANDARD SIZE TYPEWRITER
Now On Display
With 18-Inch Carriage.
EXTRA LONG CARRIAGE
For Bookkeeping
Or For Specially Large Forms.