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AT THE PUMP:
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Aviation Gas 2.T cents per gallon
Ethyl Gas 22 cents per gallon
Standard Gas 20 cents per gallon
Distillate 19*^ cents per gallon
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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IS SCHEDULED TO SAIL SHORTLY
FOR ALL POINTS FROM UNALASKA
TO KOTZEOUE
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LOCAL NEWS
VICTORIA FAMMCNUKK IAST
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* Dudley Warner
Chas Cavey
Harry Smith.
Johp Salonika
W E N Grimes '
Charles Hice
J E Stolt
J Reliefer
J W Fisher . (
Percy SpHlock
Fred Jones & wile
’.OS Weaver & wife
James FrawTey & wife
(' Hclb.rg
\V 11 Graves
H A Greeuberg
Dan Alvich & wife
,Fred Allen & wife
Mrs Gen. M.vatt ■** child
Geo J Waldheim & wife &
two children
Mrs Della Swartz
Mm F in CliiMslonVrson
Sam Gaylord
Thomas SI.'.1 w & wife
H iris MlthS & wit.
C W Lewg & wife
li O Blockum
H'Mvv Ryrieen
Vrk Ra’hhnrg
R Hurkima •
E.l E Turner
.1 K Moure
Six Bluff passengers. - five
steerage.
A1 Snyder & wife
Jos Sullivan
Morton Sullivan
Perry Bahnke
Stewart Fleililve
Foar Golovin Passengers, three
Steerage.
_ John H Young
John Glass
Mrs- M Unden
« Fred Mebes
No Teller or St. MiVhael passen
gers. three St. Michael, steerage.
Due to misunderstanding in in
strurttons the remainder of the
passenger list of the tiner Victoria
was not received today, but will
be published in tomorrow's paper,
as soon as it is received.
ROt'HT AOTTVITIRM
Pilot Ben Kastey of the Roust
Airway* of Nome is due to arrive
Nome tomorrow frohi Candle with
mail, express and Miss Reeter, the
school teacher, #nd Mrs, Kasley as
passengers. He will then remain
at Nome to take care of business
following the arrival of the (irst
boats.
Tivo IIKKIMTK PKACK IMAN8
INDER COXSIBHRATION
f B> Tho Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 14. Two
definite peace plans to end the
longshoreman’s strike are now un
der consideration: one is "being
(itished here and the other in
Seattle, in what authorities de
clare may be final efforts fpr a
negotiation for settlements.
President Ryan's terms call for
a preference to be given in em
ployment to members of the In
ternational Longshoremen's Ass
omtlon. in place -hr an outright
dosed shop. The demand for the
control of hiring halls Record
ing to his plans, would be taken
care of by placing the authority
under a—Joint - committee- of—six.
Wages for six hours of work and'
work conditions will be submitted
for arbitration.
Mayor Smith of Seattle, still
insisted this morning that his ul
timatum would be carried out if a
settlement was not affected by 1
p.m. this afternoon.
The M. S' New York of the
Lyng Navigation Co., arrived In
Nome about midnight Wednesday
from Unalakleet with mall, freight
and passengers. Max Oottschalk,
who is In command said they were
forced to plow through about
thirty or forty miles of Ice in
Norton Bay on their way to Nome.
The vessel on Its return trip will
call at Golovin, Unalakleet, and
St. Mlchiel, and will carry mall,
freight and passengers.
Alvin Polet, an alumnus of the
Alaska Agricultural College and
School of Mines Is In receipt ol
several copies of the Alaska Coll
ege Alma Mater, the song writ
ten especially for the College
Copies can be purchased ■ from Lo
men Bros., Drug Store for thirty
five cents per copy,
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ONE WEEK SPECIALS
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PKK.MII M BACON, SLICED, ... ... 3 |,bs. *1.00
DELUXE CAKES, LARGE PKG.
GRANT HV(;iNIC CKAKKRS .... -.„*PER PKG. .23
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CHEESE STICKS . ......— ... PER LB. .43
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PKETZEIaS. «... .. ... ...._PER PKG. .35
CLUSTER RAISINS ...*71 J»ER PKG . .20
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COTTAGE CHEESE — GLASS OR CARTON .25
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PIGS FEET.....3 liRS. . .25
HOG,LIVER .*.. .... PER T-It. .20
PORK SAUSAGE LINKS .... .. PER Lit. .30
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REEF TONGUES . ..... .. . .... PER At. .35
RELISH SPREAD . .... J^.. PER JAR .20
lilHBV M’ACCARON I . PER CAN .15
POWDERED EGG VOLKS ...PER CAN ' 1.25
POW DERED WHOLE EGG ... PER CAN 1.25
PRUNES-...- .... ...... _.. 2 LBS. 1l3
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POLET’S STORE
The house of Service Quality and Low Prices
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK RKVINE, PROP.
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•THC. HOME OF THE SOURDOPCH*
ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH
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A very' large woman was inspir
ed by religious inspiration to lie
down and roll on tbe floor. As
'the course of rolling progressed
the ladies dress worked up around
her waist, disclosing bloomers
made of sugar sack.
The explosion * of the defend
ant's composure occurred at the
ADOPT THE 1084 CHEVROLET?
The new 1934 Chevrolet Is a'
big, hiisfky car, built to stand the
"Gaff”. The extra built-in vdlue,
which you cannot see,* means
much toward the comfort and safe
ty of the passengers and the long
er life for the car. It la built right;
its extra weight Insures the maxi
mum In riding comfort and sate
ty.
Here are some facts about the
1934 Chevrolet sedan which were
taken from the April Issue of N.
A. D; A. Official Guide:
The 1934 Chevrolet sedan has
396 more pounds of built-in value
than the 1934 Ford V-8 de luxe
sedan; 300 more pounds then the
Terraplane 6 de luxe sedan; 247
pounds more than the de luxe Ply
mouth sedan; 176 more pound*
than the Hudson Standard 8 sed
an; 140 more pounds than the
Studelbaker Dictator “A” sedan; and
140 more pounds then the Dodge
sedan; ell extra bnilt-tn value.
These weights are not guesses;
they are officially correct. The
Chevrolet has been built for speed,
durability, comfort, and It can
stand the "Gaff”; and yet le eco
nomical to operate.
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poInT in the proceedings when ac
ross the seat of the bloomers ap
peared in large bold letters the in
scription: "100 lbs. Pure- Sugar."
The judge “Instructed the jury to
find* the* defendant not guilty.
i MINERS AND MERCHANTS '
BANK OP ALASKA
I NOME, ALASKA.
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Established 1004
General Ranking Business
Conducted
B Checking Accounts Carried
R Pot Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dost Purchased
I We Solicit Tour Business
NOME LAUNDRY
JOB AMAROK, Prop.
All Types of Laundry Werk.
.Done Cleanly and Efficiently.
Call and Get Our List of
. Reasonable Prices
(Next to Dream Theatre)
Nome, Alaska.
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