LOM N COMMERCIAL CO.
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STANDARD OIL PRICES
NOW EFFECTIVE
AT THE PUMP:
. Gas 25 cents per gallon
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BY THE BARREL:
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Aviation Gas_26 cents per gallon ,
Ethyl Gas , 25 cents per gallon
Standard Gas 23 cents per gallon
Distillate 2ll/2 cents per gallon
HER IS FOR DISCOUNTS ON QUANTITIES OVKR JOO CAI^.
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Lomen Commercial Co.
AGENTS. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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THE M. S. SIERRA
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IS SCHEDULED tO SAIL SHORTLY
FOR ALL POINTS FROM ONALASKA
TOKOTZERUE
Your Freight Offerings Are Solicited
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THE ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO. I
LOCAL NEWS
IH’K TO BAIL. FOB SKATTLK
THIRSDAY MOKM.M*
The S. 8. Victoria of the Alaska
Line Is scheduled to sail for Seat
tle Thursday morning at 9 a.m. to
the bullltin heard at the company
office here. The vessel Is expect
ed to return from down lh£ coast
either tonight or early In the
morning.
KTKASlKK DKRBLAY KXPKITKI)
NO>l K THURSDAY FRIDAY
The S. S. Derblay of the Alaska
Line which left Dutch Harbor for
Bristol Hay Sunday morning Is
expected to arrive Nome either
Thursday. or Friday according to
information received here.
The Nugget has wired especially
for thP passenger list of the ves
sel, which left Seattle Junk 16th.
The.Nugget has explicit instruc
tions for the wiring of passenger
lists of all vessels sailipg for
Northern Bering Sea ports, but
even the sailing date of the Der
blay was not received untij word
I was Seat'd following the- arrival
of The S. S. Victoria, of the same
coin pan v.
HOIST AIRWAYS
Pilot Frank Whaley of the
Roust Airways took off this morn
ing for Kotzebue. Deering and
Candle, with Dr. R. B. Smith for
Kotzebue and Mrs. Sundquist and"
baby for Candle, also a capacity
load of fresh vegetables. fruits,
etc. lie is expected to return to
Nome sometime Friday.
Frakn Degnan and Miss Ada
Miller, were . married Tuesday at
tile office of the U. S. Commis
sioner. Chas. W. Thornton.
One pouch of first class mail
was received aboard the 8. S.
•Arthur J. Baldwin, which arrived
In port early this morning.
The mg Nohalico of the Nome
Lighterage Co., arrived back at
Nome last night from Solomon
where considerable lightering was
done from the S. S. Victoria.
NAT ACTIYITIKH
Pilot Vic Ross of the Northern
Air Transport arrived Nome last
evening from Fairbanks with W.
A. Hatholomae. Barney Kelly, C.
B. Hallberg and Miss Marie Kler
nan as passengers, and express
and local Fairbanks mall.
Pilot Ross is scheduled to take
jOff for Fairbanks tomorrow tnorn
| ing weather permitting ou hi*
I return flight.
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| ST. LAWR1&CK AND KINCI
{ISLANDS NOW RETVKNINO
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] Word received here today car
ried the Information that the Coast
Guard Cutt#r Northland arrived at
St. latwrence and Kinjc Islands
and today is retnrninK to Nome.
The vessel is, expected to arrive
here sometime tomorrow.
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At 4:30 this afternoon the local
tire department was called out
to a Are over MacAlone's Store.
Fortunately it was only an excel
MODERN
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OPEN
FOR
BOSINESS
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. lor stuffed seat cushion burning
that made a lot of smoke 'but did
no damage. ' '
SlIiYKIt AOVOOATKS
LAYING PLANS
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WASHINGTON’. June 27. Silver
advocates laid plans today to
focre the administration at the
nest session of Oongress, to de
valueate the silver dollar as they
did the gold dollar, the profit to
be listed to reduce government j
debts. .
STOWAWAY ABOARD BALDWIN
A milk cow shipped to M. J.
Walsh -of Nome nr rived on the
S. S. Baldwin ot the Arctic Trans
port Co., this mo|nlng. However,
some doubt was expressed as to
the way bill and manifest which
called for one cow. But after
the vessel dropped anchor at
Nome early this morning it was
discovered that one cow and one
calf were ready to he taken ashore.
No suspicions were aroused un
til after the anchor was dropped
when the stowaway was discover
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