I OMEN COMM MM CO.
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STRIKE OR NO STRIKE
FUN IS FUN
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Weather Permitting:
The Public Is Cordially
INVITED
On A Free Excursion To
SLEDGE ISLAND
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l Sunday, June 10th
COME ONE, COME ALL
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Students of the Nome High School and
All Teachers Are Special Quests.
It's no fun to be cold.
Dress properly for the outing.
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On The Island You WIU Enjoy A
REINDEER
BARBECUE
And Plenty Of It
We furnish the reindeer meat; you bring
everything else you desire, that is,
. —dishes, and all other eats.“"~
Tugs and Lighters Depart from Snake River A^
~ 9 A M. SHARP
IF ACCEPTING, AND WE SINCERELY HOPE YOU DO,
PLEASE PHONE IN YOUR NAME TO OUR OFFICE AT
YOUR EARLIEST CONVENIENCE, BUT NOT LATER
TljlAN SATURDAY NOON. THIS IS NECESSARY TO
ENABLE US TO MAKE PROPER ARRANGEMENTS FOR '
YOUR TRANSPORTATION AND COMFORT.
WE HOPE TO SEE Y00 AT THE
SANG PLANK
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Lomen Commercial Co.
LOCAL NEWS
NORTHLAND HAIM I'Olt
ST. MICHAEL WITH' mail
The (toast Guard Cutter North
land sailed last night about 8 p.
m. for St. Michael and way ports
carrying ar goodly supply of out
side mail, and mail from this sec
tion.
Tt is expected the vessel' wilr
be gone for several days, but will
return to Nome ajid be stationed
here for awhile before making the
trip lo St. Lawrence island:
SO THEY TELL ME!
Someone snid they saw A. S.
"Dor" Kemp real early this morn
ing bound for breakfast at the
restaurant.
Deputy Marshall Crabtree, is
said to be on the lookout; what
for. we do not know, but trust
I he will "get his mum"
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The ‘‘arm of the law" appeared
At the restaurant a little later
than ordinary, very nearly missing
breakfast.
i Several tjnjies is has been notic
ed. that some of the "merchant
princes" of Nome are getting to
gether and "swapping".
I Today is the lust day of the
current school year. Classes will
end at .3:30 p.m. today in the Nome
Public School and will not take
up again until next fall. Several
matters of record etc., have yet
to be performed and the school
I children will return to school Tues
day to receive their report cards.
The M. S. Sierra of the Arctic
Transport Co has been delayed at
Los Angeles deu to the strike, but
now that the Alaska ships have
boon released it is expected the
Sierra will leave immediately for
Seattle, enroute to Nome.
Polot's Store is taking orders
for radishes and dpi* a onions, for
delivery on Sninrdnyr. Lettnce Will
Sot he ready for another Week.
Russell Maynard Is in receipt
of the good neds that hls father
and mother were remarried In Seat
tle a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard have many friends lit
Nome arbo have already expressed
their pleasure at this happy and
logical turn of affairs, and who
are delighted that they are privil
eged to enjoy a second honeymoon.
Accompanied by their daughter,
Mildred, the Maynards are going
Bast to visit Mr, Maynard'S parent*
In Pennsylvania. The three abseiit
members of the Maynard family
expect to return In the fall to
Nome, where Mr. Maynard will re*
suate the management of the Dalit
Nugget.
NAVY VESSEL CARRYING 'NOME
MAIL BE TRANSFERRED TO
• OAST GCARP BOAT
Word was received yesterday by
the local postmaster Guy Mlsh, that
one pouch, 331 sacks and 18,687
pounds of mall left Seattle aboard
a navy vessel bound for Unalaska.
Thursday. June 7th. The mall will
bp tnrngffyred to a coast guard
cutter there and then delivered to
Nome.
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OP ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA. I
Established 1004
Oenetal Ranking Business
Conducted
LAUNDRY “
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ONE WEEK SPECIAL
CHASE 6 SANBORN
COFFEE
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1 lb. cans $ .35
2 lb. cans .70
3 lb. cans 1.00
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MEN’S WHIPCORD
SPORTCOATS
$2.50 EACH
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MEN’S KHAKI TROUSERS
GOOD DUALITY
$1.73 EACH
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LINCOLN HOTEL
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*‘TBOB lioMR OF TU SOCRDOCGW
rooma nf si* n.«Y oat *o?rr»:
EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR
„ Auction Solo Dotes
Aug. IS
Bept. 12
Oct. 10
June IS Hot. 14
July 11 ■ Doe. 12
SPECIAL SALES HELD
OH REQUEST OP SHIPPERS
Advance* will be mode pa vaual when re
quested. Transferred by telegraph If
desired.
The Seattle Fur
Kxrhange has al
ways demonstrated
to the satisfaction
of all their shippers
that - It a* and
does sell furs In
a manner superior
to anyone else. Our
monthly auction
■ales are recognis
ed by buyer* of raw
fur* as the best
source from which
to provide the wor
ld markets with
their requirements
of fine Alaska fur*.
The SEATTLE PUR EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Seattle, U.8.A.