“TELLER DRIED SALMOH”
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WHILE IT LASTS
FOR CASH
6 cts. per Pound
mi ihh^i mm
AT BEDROCK PRICES
FOR CASH
Until Close of Business
DECEMBER 31st
Ladysmith, per ton $ 20.00
King Utah, per ton 22.00
Chinese Anthracite, per ton 30.00
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Colorado Anthracite, per ton 32.00
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Steers, whole carcass 8cts per lb.
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Steers, half carcase 9cts per lb.
Fawn, whole carcass ’ lOcts per lb.
Fawn, half carcass 1 lets per lb.
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the inevitable slow turn-over, unprofitable
lines, and the bad debts of others.
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Greatest Good for the Greatest Number.
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LOCAL NEWS
The Kev. Ralph Peareon, of thp
Swedish M ssion at White Moun
tain, renewed acquaintances with
his Nome friends this week.
The Rev. Elder Anderson, super
intendent of the Swedish Mlsg'on at
Unalakleet, brought Mrs. Anderson
by plane. Wednesday, for observa
tion 4rt the MaynardColumbns hos
pi.al.
THA N KHGIVINO HKRVICKH
In keep'ng with t'he call of the
President of the United Stiites a
service of National Thanksgiving
will be held in the Federated
church, Thursday. Nov. 30, at 11
a.m. A program in which young
people, children and adults will
participate is ‘being arranged. The
public is most cord'ally invited.
Seven o’clock p.m., Wednesday,
Nov. 29 is the hour set apart by
the Native Methodist Church for
their service.
MRS. NKLMON PASSES AWAY
Miss Adel na Nelson, a resident
of Nome since 1903, passed away
Tuesday, ffov. 21st. 1933, at one
fifty o’clock a.m., aged 83 years
and eight months. Miss Nelson
saw born !n Sweden in the 20 of
March, 1850, and came to the Unit
ed States about 1883. She is sur
vived by a brother who lives in
Chuitauqua. New York and a sister
in Lindsburg, Kansas. For the
past five years. Miss Nelson made
her home with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Anderson. Funeral services
were held in the Federated church
Fr'day afternoon and interment
made in Belmont Point cemetary.
AIRPLANE NEWS
Pilot Chester Brown returned
i from Kotzebue, Wednesday, Nov.
22, with Miss Keaton, Gus Nelson
Geo. Aden and Lars Topkok as
passengers from Kotzebue to
•Nome.
Thursday, Dec. 23rd. Pilot
Brown made a trip to Pilgrim
Springs with Father Baltoussen.
bringing back father Gabriel
Manager. The plane continued on
to Davidson's Land'ng bringing
(back Clyde White. The next
stop was Teller, where Shelton
Keok took passage for Nom&
Friday, Nov. 14th, Pilot Brown
took off with L. E. Robinson as a
round tripped to White Mountain
and Golovin, and Mr. Ost from
Nome to Golovin. The plane con
tinued on to Council and brought
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back Mr. lone from White Mt.
who was taken tox the local hos
pital for treatment.
Pilot Vic ftoss of the NAT. ar
r'vod Nome from Fairbanks Thurs
day via Unalakleet. The plane
brought a good slaed mail and a
capacity load of express. At Un
nlakleet Mr. and Mrs. E. Anderson
took passage for Nome. Just be
fore the plane took off from Fair
banks the young son of Mrs. Peder
Berg eviden ly strayed away from
the hotel and could not be located,
and the plane had to leave with
out Mrs. Berg and the two child
ren. However, It is expected they
will arrive Nome on the next plane.
P lot Vic Boss returned to Fair-u..
banks via Nulato, Thursday, hav
ing as a passenger J. 1). Harlan
who is enroute to Fairbanks.
.ADVEXTIHKM OF filLAXUP.A
Montgomery Hay (Monte! an
iresponsible young man Is Inform
ed by his grandfather that unless
he marries his allowance ($5000)
a year is to he discontinued.
Mote’s procrastination, a qnarrel
with hla fiancee and grandpa’s un
expected^visit, necessitate h's pro
curing a wife at once. He goes t6
Tod Hunter, his best friend, for
ad. Grandpa’s anticipated short
and snappy visit is prolonged and
(die situation becomes more anil
| more complicated for Monte as
! well as the others who are iuvolv
jt-d n a plan to fool grandpa . In
spite of Monte’s supreme eff.tr: to
save his fortune and win th 1 >vc
|of Dorothy May it looks as if he
will fail.
“Monte” is played by Wilson
Scott and (Minton Gray is “Monte’s”
jgrandfather. Tod Hunter, a stru
ggling dancing school instructor
and “Monte's” best friend is »in
terproted by Mijjfon O’Farel. Mar
garet Sooit is Tod’s wife. Margar
et Erven plays the part of a danc
ing teacher and Alfred Lomeu, an
officer keeps -order 'n the house,
i The two masters of absurdity and
| surprise are Pansy ami Kloompy
'enacted by I-ucile Lomen and Mar
jgueri’e I-ee respectively.
IVin’t miss “Adventures of
i Grandpa" Saturday. Dee. 2. 1 f»:t
| at e'ght otclock at the A. Tf. Hall.
! Admission adults 75 cents, children
; 25 cents.
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A. B. HALL
DECEMBER 2, 1933
AT 8 O’CLOCK
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Adults 75cts. Childeren 25cts.