LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
PRICES SHATTERED
PUT IN YOUR WINTERS SUPPLY
NOW
At 5% Above Outside Cost,
Plus Freight and Lighterage
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YARO PRICES, FOR CASH
Until November 1st
Ladysmith $ 19.55
— King Utah-” - - 21.45
Colorado Anthracite 29.45
Chinese Anthracite 28.95
FOLLOW TNE CROWD
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OUR PAY ONLY COST SERVICE
Is still available for all kinds of merchandise.
By Paying Cash You do Not Pay
for the old accounts of others
Through Our Plan thousands of dollars have
been saved this fall by Nome buyers. This
money saved will help bring to our community
Better Living: 1 Additional Activity
New Development Increased Prosperity
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SEE US AT ONCE
If you have additional requisitions for the last
sailing, your savings will be so great that you
can well afford to have us send your order by
wire.
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LOCAL NEWS
Martin Marriott of Bluff, is a
visitor in town on business.
id Hoven the Coffee Creek min
er returned to Nome this week
after a busy seasojy
According to information receiv
ed here, Clarence Metcalf met .his
death at Teller a few days agb,
by a tractor .urning over on hint
Andy N’vlen and his mining
partner Matson, of the Solomon
section, are in town this week.
They expect to return inuniedlat
ely to look after their mining in
terests.
The fire department responded
to a call at five o’clock this after
noon at WlbitePfe Restaurant
The fire evfcientTy started between
the ceiling and the second flopr.
As we go to press the amount of
damage was not ascertained.
The funeral of Mike Blum took
place last Sunday, from the Feder
ated church. The loyal Order of
Moose and Fraternal Order of
Eagles of which he was a member
attended as well as a large num
ber of friends of the deceased.
In the district court this morn
ing. the case of the United States
vs. Charles Frank, charged with
the murder of Joseph Sparrow,
evidence was concluded by both
the government and defendants,
and the case went over until next
Monday, morning at 10 o’clock,
w'hen arguments to the jury will
commence by District Attorney L.
Sullivan, followed by defence at
torneys O. D. Cochran and Hugh
O’Neill. Judge Lester O. Gore
presiding. ^
AIRPLANE NEWS
The Bellanca, No. 4 plane of the
NAT has been changed from pon
toons to wheels.
Pilot Hans Mirow took off from
the Nome airfield at two p.m. to
day. with the following passen
gers; Mr. Hoot for Teller. Mr. and
Mrs. Stenson for Shismarel and
James Prawley for Kotzebue. He
is not expected back until tomo.r
row. * r
The Roust plane of Candle,
ipiloted by Ben Easley, arrived this
afternoon with its owner, Thomas
P. Roust. The ship is a three placH'
Curtis Robin, with a 185 hp Cur
tis Challenger engine The piano
'Is named the ‘’Prospector/' and
is expected to leave on its return
trip to Candle Sunday morning.
On his return to Alaska Mr. Itoud
was accompanied by his sister-in
law, Mts. Maggie Roust who will
spend the winter at Candle.
notice
» For other airplane activities look
under the Telegraph Bulletin days
of the w »eh ,
a ALASKAN PIONEERS READ
SEATTLE, Oet. S, (A3)— Two
pioneer Alaskans. Mrs. Amelia
Sandbeck and Mrs. Era McKay,
both, of Skagway, died this week
here where they both came for
medical treatment. Mrs. Sand
beck’s body will be sent north for
burial. For the past two years,
Mrs. MaeKay operated a room
ing house at ChieagefT
NOMKITE PASSES AWAY.
San Francisco, October 5. (>P)—
Frank H. Ames, old time Alaskan,
and milliodalre ice creum magnate
passed away at his Hillsborough *
home in San Francisco, following
an illness of two weeks.
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'.Nome, was a member of the Ames
! Mercantile Company. Surviving
him are his widow and three child
ren Gloria, Dorothy and Elbert.
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Location Notice*. Powers of At
torney, LeasM, Deed*, etc., on
•ale at the Nugget Office.
NOTICE TO ITtKOITOKS
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In the Probate Court for the Wade
Hampton Precinct, Territory of
Alaska. Second Division
In the matter of the Estate of
Andrew Olsen, deceased
! Notice 1s hereby given, that' the
undersigned, Chas J. Backlund,
has been appointed by the above
’entitled Court, Executor of the
Estate of Andrew Olsen, deceased.
All persons having claims again
st the estate of said deceased are
* hereby required to present the
same duly verified to the under
signed Executor of the said estate
at Kotlik. Alaska. within six
months from the date of this not
ice.
, Dated at Kotlik. Alaska this
,31st day of August, 19.33.
Chas. J. Backlund,
Executor of the Es
state of Andrew Olsen,
deceased.
' Publish Oct. 7, 14. 21, 28. Nov.
4, 1933.
SALE
Auction Bate Dates
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1933 Oct. 24 March 14 Aug. 16
Nov. 21 April 11 Sept. 12
Dec. 21 May 16 Oct. 10
1934 Jan. 17 June 13 Nov. 14
Feb. 14 July 11 Dec. 12
SPECIAL .SALKS HELD
ON REQUEST OF SHIPPERS
Advances will be made as usual when re
quested. Transferred by telegraph If
desired.
Tb« Meatus Far
Haeh-ece *>
ways
ta the
of all their
that it *•» and
does soil far* la
to anyone nl«e, Onr
monthly auction
sales are recognis
ed by buyers of raw
furs ns th© best
source from which
to nrovide the wor
ld markets with
their requirements
or line Alaska furs.
The SEATTLE PUR EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Seattle, U.S.A.