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Ethyl Qas 22 cents per gallon
Standard Qas 20 cents per gallon
Distillate 19J4 cents per gallon
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LOCAL NEWS
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The coast guard cutter Northland
which left last weak for St. Mich
ael, will probably return to Nome
Friday or Saturday, it was report
ed. The ship, it is understood
I will call at coastal points enroute.
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The schooner Trader with Capt.
Rank in commend and Dr. O. A.
jBraafladt arid Clarke Andreson as
passengers, sailed out of Snake Ri
!ver .Harbor iliis morning ab
ja.m.' bound for the Yukon
as far East as Marshall., On the
way' the vessel will call at coast
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; No official word has been re
ceived about the Coast Cluard Cut
jter Halila, which is du > to arrive
at Nome, dune 15th, It is believ
!td the navy vessel which left Seat
tle last week for I’nalaska with
.mail for Nome, will transfer that
mail to the cutter Hilda, and the
cutter will, then bring it on to
X me.
According to telegraphic word
received by the U. S. Marshal's
Office at Nome from Deputy Mar
jshal !!. W. Neily at Marshal, he
[returned there several days age
from the Hooper Bay District with
a native woman who is alleged to
jbe insane. At present the author
ities are undecided as to whether
they will fly to Marshall or have
the native woman brought to
■Nome.
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Axel Warner, well known pio
neer prospector and miller, was in
town lodav from ' his diggings on
Glacier Creek. He reports that
Glacier Creek ts still In the grips
of winter and that shoveling snow
is about all that can he done at
present. He liter getting ready to
terry on summer operations. Mr.
Werner will probably return to
his claim tomorrow or the next
day.
I'l'BIJC MAH, NOTHi:
The public is requested by the
local postmaster, to please empty
their mail boxes and thus allow
for the further distribution of
mail. Boxes which are jammed
fnll are causing a great inconven
ience to the post office staff, and
with another eighteen > thousand
pounds of mail due here in sev
eral days, they would appreciate
It If the boxes were emptied so
that the new mail may he rapid
ly and efficiently sorted.
NEW STATION WLW CBOSl.KV
OPERATING (IVnNNATI
Ueceutly going into service us •»
broadcasting station tinder new
power and new assigned frequen
cy, was station WLW at Cincinn
ati, Ohio, owned and operated by
Urosley, manufacturers of radio
equipment.
This station was one of the early
stations to 'being used for commer
cial broadcasting, and advertising.
The station is devoted to the mold
ing of public acceptance of Cros
ley products.
WTAV operates on a frequency
of 700 kilcycles. it has an increas
ed power of 500,000 watts and a
range, of 5-.0«ui miles 1«- diameter.
It Is the most powerful radio
broadcasting station in the world.
Exhaustive day and night test
broadcasts have proven that this
goliath of the air has met every
rigorous requirement. A few' of
Che facte concerning the operation
of the new transmitter as estab
lished through thousands of field
strength measurements. verifica
tions and reports from virtually
every -section of the United States
follow: Full 100 percent modula
tion up to its peak power output
of . 2,000,000 watts; uniformly
flat frequency characteristics re
flecting an exceptionally high qual
tty; audio liarniones of a neglig
ible quantity, below 10 per cent,
a quality rarely found; an increase
in signal strength at all points of
about 325 per cent; expansion of
secondary service area of approx
imately 1,000 per cent; material
reduction, and in many localities
complete elimination, of fading,
static, and Interference; no In
terference with other stations,
due to the extreme accuracy with
which the transmitter is main
tained on 700 kilocycles.
The above Information, regard
ing the modern up-to-d^te sclen
lnstallatlon of equipment In the
station itself and its reception
was culled from a circular dis
tributed by the Croeley people.
Being one of the strongest sta
tlons in the wferld, ¥it possess at
advertising value that cannot bi
ONE WEEK SPECIALS
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l'ltEMIlM RACON, SU< El>, .. j| LBS. 1 31.00
DELUXE 4'AKEH, LARGE J’KG. .50
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GRANT HYGINIC 1-RAKEKs .... .. 1»KR PKG. .25 y
CHEESE STICKS PER Lit. .45
PRETZELS 7.,. .... ..... PER PKG. .25
CLUSTER RAISINS . '..._. PICK PKG . .20
COTTAGE CHEESE .. GLASS OH CARTON .25
PIGS FEET ..*. -. 2 LBS. .25
HOG LIVER ..- PER LH. .20
I’OUK SAUSAGE LINKS .. PER LB. , .30
BEEF TONGUES '.. PER LB. .35
RELISH SPREAD . PER JAR .20
LI BUY MACCAROM . PER CAN .15
POWDERED EGG VOLKS ....... TER OAN 1.25
POWDERED WHOLE,EGG .... PER OAN 1.23
PRUNES . ... . ....._.... 2 LBS. .23
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STORE HOURS- — »:80 AM. TO 6:80 P-M. •
POLET’S STORE
The House at Service Quality and Low Prices
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK UEYI.XE, PROP.
“THE HOME OF THE SOFRDOtHiH’’
ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH
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approached by aay other station.
Undoubtedly during the winter
time, the people of Nome should
be able to hear this station plain
ly. If auch be the cse it is sug
gested that whoever hears a test
program over WJjW should write
into the station at Cincinnati and
inform them of the reception,
ABOUT THE 1034 CHEVROLET?
The new 1934 Chevrolet is a
big, husky car, built to stand the
“Gaff". The extra built-in value,
which you cannot see, means
much toward the comfort and safe
ty of the passengers and_ the long
er life for the car. It is built right;
its extra weight insures the maxi
mum In riding comfort and safe
ty.
Here are sbme facts about the
1934 Chevrolet sedan which were
taken from the April iaeue 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 than the
Terraplane 6 de luxe sedan; 247
pounds more than the de luxe Ply
mouth sedan; 176 more pounds
than the Hudson Standard 8 sed
an; 160 more pounds than the
Studefeaker Dictator *‘A" sedan; and
140 more pounds than the Dodge
Bedan; all extra built-in 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 is eco
1 nomlcal to operate.
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date, time and type of program
Heard.
Pilot Vic Ross of the NAT is ex
pected to return to Nome Thurs
day west eh permitting with J. D.
Harlan as a returning passenger.
NOME LAUNDRY
JOB AMAROK, Prop.
All Types of laundry Work.
Done Cleanly and Efficiently.
Call and Get Our Ust of
Reasonable Prices
(Next to Dream Theatre)
Nome, Alaska.