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BARANOF (Nome and Golovin > Oct. 9
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Steamer Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
A«a&ca Sep*. II Sept. 17 Sept 17 S*pt 11
Yukon Sep* 12 Sep*. 24 Sep'.. 24 Sep*- 30
A/a.«a Sec* 15 Ort 1 Oct. 1 Oct 7
Yukon Oct 2 Ort 2 Oct 2 Oct 14
Alaska O ' 1 Oc*. 15 Oct. 1.5 Oct. 21
Yukon Oct 15 Oct 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 22
Alaska Oct 23 Oct 23 Oct 23 Nov 4
Yukon Or. 30 N'ov. 5 Nov, 5 N'tv. II
A.aska Nv. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 12 N'ov. 12
Yukon Nov 1.1 N'ov 13 Nov. 13 N'tv. 15
Alaska Nov 20 Nov. 2ft Nov. 2ft Oec 2
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Joe Ham -it, Agent
v_ .
Nevack
DIM]—WINE—DANCE
SERVICE OUR MOTTO
TOM CLONI.VGER
LIVING IS MORE FUN WITH
| Duo Therm Oil Burning Appliances
for Cooking, For Heating Vour Home
Also I.ang Oil Burning Ranges.
Mining Supplies and Hardware of all Kinds
JOHN UCHTENBERG
HARDWARE—W HOLESALE AND RETAIL
SL S. Baranof
Not Due Nome
Thurs. Evening
c
Telegraph.e adv.aes today to
A ..**<» Lire Age*n Joe Karr..sh
if Nome from the capta.r. of
me S o Baranof. stated that the
vessel was not expected to ar
rive at Nome until sotnet.rr.e
Thursday evening.
T'- - arriva. time, said the wire
depends upon weather conditions
• Bristol Bay. at the present
time ,t waia learned.
Deputy Collector
Says Delinquency
Low This Section
O 3 Sullivan, Deputy CoIIee*
for trie Internal Revenue De
partment for Alaska is leaving
by plane tomorrow for Fairbanks
and G .If point*, after complyi
ng a business trip to Nome
A.n. vr» he contacted numerous
people concerning federal taxes,
particularly Federal Social Secur
tty.
Commenting on his visit here.
Mr Sullivan said:
Per cap.ta. Nome and this
un.n <n of Alaska is the least .n
de.ir.quer.ciea of any part of t're
Territory”
' I believe '.hat nr. ich of the
cred.t for this .a due to the act
of your local Postmaster
G-v E. M.sh who .-.as personally
to it that employers ar.'J
■.•.cp.nyees throughout the district
.ave re n advised of the new fed
eral laws, and forms and other
mater, a la placed in their hands
--1 the Deputy Collector.
Wh.e not everyone has yet re
gistered within the free-penalty
o-• d this summer, it was stated
'.ha* M- Sullivan would possibly
tor,tact those persons next sum
rr when he crimes through the
Territory from his headquarters
ir Juneau. What would be done
about 7jer.alt.es from now on, he
could not say.
However, he urgently requested
any of the public who were un
aole to get in touch with him at
thus time, to write him at his
Juneau office concerning any
questions or matters pertaining to
federal taxes, and he would at
tempt to clear matters for them.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
NEW REDUCED OIL PRICES
llamnion Oil, per barrel $7.45
Standard Burner Oil, per barrel 8.00
Standard Stove Oil, per barred 8.50
Delivery, per barrel 50cts.
Dumping, per barrel 50cts.
Minimum Delivery Charge 75cte.
Cash Deposit on Containers $2.00
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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Airplane News
P '.at J*ck Herman of th- Vf r
v Air Serr.« retisrr.ed to N't me
Saiturdi • !r m Fairbanks.
P.itr. Kan* Mi-row of tr* M.r
. *- A.r Service made a Ashing
fl.ght to Glacier Li«.» aod Sal
mon Lake Sunday with Mr*. M r
i:.i IE: and Mr*, ff F Barb
«r.
Pilot If.r w of the ALAS made
a flight to Council today return -
.r.g with Lincoln Ost. L. .4 Ost.
and Chaa. Shaw. He j sc- eduled
for 3 hop to F3.rban.ks tomorrow
P lot Herman of the ALAS .3.
■cheduied for a hop to Teller
*--th Chas. Thompson and is to
return with two passengers.
Pilot 3 g Wien of the W.er. Al
aska Airiin.es made a fi ght to
iay to P.lgr.m Hot Springs with;
Weatherman Dobbs A the Nome
‘at.on and returned with Sifter
Mary Louise, from the Catholic
M .ssion there.
Later he flew to Haycock with
Mrs. Aiyi and express He was
theduled for a fl.ght to Tavior
today with freight.
Phvs. Exams of
y
School Children
Are Continuing
Pr imary grades of the Nome
Publ.c School were given physi
cal exam.nations today by Dr.
T . urn. a- Morcom and his assist
ants.
Tomorrow at nine o’clock the
fourth and fifth grade students
have been asked to appear at the
school building. At ten o'clock,
the sixth and seventh grades are
scheduled for examination. The
eighth grade should come at 11
o’clock and this will complete the
physical examinations for the el
ementary grades.
Any students of the primary
grades not examined today may
appear tomorrow. High school
examinations are scheduled for
Wednesday morning from nine
o’clock to twelve.
Latest news places the arriv
al of the Baranof early Thursday
vening. Instruction will begin in
both elementary and high school
Friday morning in that event, j
otherwise the beginning of school
will be delayed until Monday.
Newspaper advertising
a-ill develop new business
for you.
KODAK FILM
If you're particular about
your aoapthota use Kodak Veri
chrome. Thia aplendid film la ao
•ad of help la giving you better
picture reiulta, even though the
light la not juat right. Stop today
and let ua load your camera—aep
piy you with an extra roll of Veri
chrome to you’ll he ready far etety
AT
The Potter Studio
HI WITH
PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS INC
Summer Schedule:
NOME TO FAIRBANKS---WED. P. M.
FAIRBANKS TO JUNEAU-SUNDAYS. A-M.
Radio-Equipped Lockheed Electras
SEATTLE NOW WITHIN FIVE DAYS TRAVELING
TIME OF NOME
dream theatre
IOO% TALKING PICTURES
—^3 MANAGE AAC N T C.H.COPC
i—^-iJcjiLhxst HovfuotsttK* IhlXilAt i* ll.S.j *
TUESDAY
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADM. ADULTS Tacts (Including Tax) Children 25cta
* EVERY NIGHT AT 8 ”
WITH
GEORGE RAFT
ALICE FAYE
Music—Songs—Dances—And all those things that
go with a Good Musical
ALSO
“ZEELAND HIDDEN PARK”
\
AND
Paramount News
ONE SHOW 8PJVL
ADM. ADULTS Tacts (Including Tax) Children 2acta
CASH IS KING
BUT IF KEPT INACTIVE AND
NOT INVESTED BRINGS NO
ONE PROFIT '
CASH INVESTED WITH US
ON A WINTER OUTFIT
BRINGS YOU PROFIT,
EASE OF MIND
AND SECURITY
SEE US
WE WILL CALL ON YOU IF YOU DESIRE
BACK TO SCHOOL
SHOES AND CLOTHING
This department is complete and under ex
perienced management we can properly and cor
rectly fit your children for the school days at less
than anyone else.
POLET’S
STORES