Lomen Commercial Co.
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HIGH PRICES
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Our many MORE THAN satisfied customers
Are proof of the popularity of our
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We are well equipped to handle your
requirements-=purchasing anything
and everything
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LINKS IN OUR SERVICE CHAIN
Our Seattle Buying organization
The Arctic Transport Company
Excellent Lighterage Facilities
Nome office and stations (5) service
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
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Stores at Teller, Candle, Baldwin, Golovin Egavik
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The Foundation of our Business is Integrity and Service
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LOMCN COMMERCIAL CO.
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LOCAL NEWS
E. E. Adams, who has been in
the hospital for the past few months
j is now able to be out, and has r
covered f^om his illness.
Mrs. Ben Easley, who has beet
in the hospital nearly a month.
Is very much improved, according
to. reports from the hospital.
The tugboat Gentvifeve of the
Lamen Commercial Company ntadt I
a trip to Solomon yesterday, tow
ing a barge-lOad of freight for
that place.
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Mrs. Lars Rynning and her son i
Jack are taking a short vacation '
i.ci.iig board 1 the S S. Arthur j
i Baldwin of ill.' Arctic Trait-|
s-, rr* Company when she went
north a few days ago. Mrs. Ry
nning will return with the Bald
win when she comes back to
Nome.
The funeral - of Peter Johnson,
old-timer who was found dead in
his ..hed on. September 3, took *
place this afternori at two o’clock
from the Federated Church. Ar
rangements for burial of Joseph
Zubriezk.v. who died last Satur
day afternoon will be a simple
service at the cemetSTy.
Word comes from their at tent
lag physician at Maynard Colum
bus Hospital that Fred Jones and
William Kelner. both seriously in
Jured last week, are improvin'
greatly. Jones was hurt wh
some dynamite exploded on h
mining property on Spruce Crr
and Kelner. an oiler on the M. S.
Sierra, broke his leg when he fell
down the hatch of the boat at
Teller.
Mrs. Walt Nelson, Mrs. Don
Lyle and Mrs. Hank Miller bro't
fback memories of earlier days
here and elsewhere when they don
ned clothes dating as far back as j
1898 and appeared in them on I
Front Street today.
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ALASKA’S LARGEST AM)
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BEST EQUIPPED
ROADHOUSE IS LOCATED
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"I have never been more cord
ially treated in any country, ev
en in the South, which Is my
home, than In Alaska.” was the
statement of flarllee Brunch, sec
ond assistant postmaster general,
before^ he left Nome this mo-n
ine to return to Fal-bsoTts wrth
Pilot Joe Crosai «n of the P^rflic
Alaska Aifways.
Lyman S. Perk, general man
ager- of that company, and R,
Thach. vice-president of the' Pan
American Airways, of which the
Pacific Alaska is a branch, com
pleted the party which left for
the interior today.
Mr. Branch went on to say. “I've
had a very nice trip up here, and
have learned a Tot about the coun
try from coming to Alaska. You
can’t get a conception of the terr
itory without: actually making the
trijfc’r
When' they reach Fairbanks, Mr
Peck will stay tfiere for a while
anti Mf. Thach and Mr. Branch
will go to Seward where they In
tend to board the S. S. Aleutian
to> go to Seattle.
The party drove to Safety to
take oft for Fairbanks, but were
unable to make the flight thia
morning, dne to unfavorable wea
ther conditions. .-i
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Baron P. M. rfp FT'ertiander was
found dead tbU morning nt It is
home at Fort tvola by (iharles IJ.
Jones. Apparently death came at
a very early hour today. The un
expected Remise was pronounced
by the physician who attended
the body to be due to heart troub
le.
At present very little Is known
of Baron Frledlander’s life. No
burial arrangements have as yet
been made. . _ ,
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Midnight Sun Baking Co.
CHOICE T BONE STEAKS j,;,
COOKED TO YOUR TASTES
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OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
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“THE HOME OF THE SOURDOUGH”
ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH
NEW OFFERINGS
Bl'LK DATES per Jb. .15
PICNIC HAMS per lb. .23
RELIANCE HKIJSHES •* b,|M. .no.
A NEW PACK A NEW ITEM
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SWEET VEGETA HI.K RELISH
SWEET CHOP RELISH
SWEET PICKLE RELISH
SWEET TOMATO RELISH
SWEET PEPPER RELISH
CANNING SUPPLIES NOW ON DISPLAY
WE HAVE JARS AND JELLY GLASSES RUBRERS
CAPS, PAROWAX AND CERTO
HOW ABOUT CANNING A FEW JARS OF ONIONS. WE
ARE OFFERING SMALL WHITE PEARL ONIONS:
8 LBS. FOR .50
NOME GROWN
PILGRIM SPRIGS MISSION VEGETABLES HAVE ARRIVED
WE HAVE NOW ON SALE CABBAGE AND CAULIFLOWER
ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE RALE OF 'wnaam
VEGETABLES ARE TURNED OVER
WE HAVE NOW ON SALE
THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES OF NEW APPLES
GRAVE8TIENS, DELICIOUS, JONATHANS, MoINTOSH RRDS
A NEW LINE OF BONELESS PIGS FRET ^
KINGAN 9S ounce Jan / ftp
KINGAN 14 ounce Jan /
KINGAN 0 ounce Jan .■ * BO
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