AT BEDROCK PRICES
FOR CASH
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Until Close of Business
DECEMBER 31st
Ladysmith, per ton $ 20.00
King: Utah, per ton 22.00
Chinese Anthracite, per ton 30.00
Colorado Anthracite, per ton 32.00
IN THE YARD
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OUR SPECIALTY
REINDEER
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WHILE THEY UST
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Steers, whole carcass
Steers, half carcass
Fawn, whole carcass
Fawp, hplf carcass
8cts per lb.
9cts per lb.
lOcts per lb.
1 lets per lb.
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By paying cash, you are not. paying for
the inevitable slow turn-over, unprofitable
lines, and the bad debts of others.
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Our Merchandising Pian Serves the
Greatest Good for the Greatest Number.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
[locauiews
I Du in; McLean who lias several
placer tin claims up near Cape
Prince of Wales aud who has ba®l|
doing the ’annual labor and Incid-'
den*ally recovering a few Inna of
placer t n that he was fortunate
enough to get aboard the Boxer
for Seattle. ° ,
Peter Curran. Jr., oar reliable
mail carrier arrived in Nome Mon
day afternoon on the second trip
of tlie winter schedule and left
on his return trip Wednesday
morning for Golovin where lie con
I! tacts with the carrier from Unnl
jakleet. ■
Mrs. Florence Keok sold several
hundred reindeer to the Lomen
Co. which were, delivered by her
son Sheldon Keok to the Teller
station ot that company. Sheldon
returned a short time ago on an
WAT plane but intends to Hy up
there again to attend to some
other transactions with the herd.
Herman Hoop and Albert Mode
j who have a lease upon some claim
at the mouth of Bourbon creek
have sunk their shaft to bedrock
but are prevented front drifting
on account of wafpr. Should the
weather get colder they think that
this difficulty w'U be overcome.
23 more days to Chris mas. It
j is up to you Mr. Businessman to
jbelp make business and drive away.
Repression hy advertising your
Xmas goods. The government is
doign its part, but are yon?
I E’sewhere in this issue your at
ten'ion is called to the advertise
ments of Polet's department store
Hagen's Jewelry Store, and the
Stud'o and Art Shop, who are
|all featuring holiday buying. Jew
eler Hagen is giving away a $265.
j 00 diamond ring to the lucky
•holder of the winning ticket.
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! Ton'gbt at 8 o’clock at the A.
B. Hall students of the Nome
High School preset?* the play "The
Advenfures of Grandpa,’’ which
promises to be very entertaining.
Every one can well afTord to
come and see their children per
form and as the proceeds are to
go toward buying of needed sup
plies at the school. The adm't
aion price Is 75 cents for adults
and 25 cents for children.
FOR BALE
A Frcemont Morse 4 h.p. engine
speeder for tramroad in good con
dition. Inquire at Nugget Office.
The annual meefng of iha NMM
/edtrateil Church will ha bald oa -
Tu'aday t tciing. I>ee<n bar $th.*a
S o’clock. In the Sun lay School
room of the church. Annu <1 re
port* will be given by ibe treasur
er, truateea, clerk also by the
Ladles' A'd Society and Sunday
School and by ther minister. Of
ficer* for tlie coming year will be
ejected and plan* for future work
will be d!*cuased at this time. All
member* and friend* are urged to
HMciiri thl* roost mportant busi
ness meeting of the year. . t
► Mr. and Mrs. A1 Winkler. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wlfaley and Harry
Nelson, were arrivals from Seattle
via plane from Fairbanks the early
part of the week. They shipped
their own plane via steamer to
Valdez where It was assembled
and flown to Fairbanks, thence
to Nome where their flying base
will be located under the name of
, the Speed Airway Service, with
offices already established In the
old quarters of the PAA, with Mr.
Winkler as manager. Pilot Whaley
and Mechanician Xelsou after a
wo day rest hopped off for Candle
Kotzebue and Shungnak and the
I plane is now at Kotzebue *walt«
Ing favorable weather on its re
turn tr p to Nome.
' A rnusng meeting of the Pio
jneer Roof Garden Committee was
held at Pioneer Hall last Junday
|afternoon. All the numerous sub
{committees were (Hied tritll their
iqnota of members and e? h'»ft#d to
, leave no stone unturned make
the coming Roof Garden one of
the greatest social and financial
succcssen ^possible. From informa
tion gathered from the chairman
and chairwoman of the various
eommi tees everything is working
I ke clockwork. It is understood
that short and snappy program is
being arranged with a number of
new features which will excell any
thing given in the past. The com
mit ee on eats report that the most
fast dious epicures will * relish
every morsel served. And in addi
tion the "Dutch Booth" would tak 3
several paragraphs to describe.
Nuf Sed. Don’t forget thn date,
Itecember sixteenth at the large
Ragle Hall, $ p.m.
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“Adventures of Grandpa”!
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NOME HP SCHOOL SIODEHTS
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A. 8. HALL . :
OECEMRER 2, 1933
AT 8 O’CLOCK
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Adults 75cts. Childeren 25cts.