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MODEL R 74 TEN TUBE BI-ACOUKTIC TABLE MODEL
DEDUCED FROM »75.tH) TO *50.00
MODEL R 78 TWELVE TUBE BI-ACOCSTIC CONSOLE MODEL
REDUCED FROM *147.50 TO *08.00 1
MODEL RE SI RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION WITH
HOME RECORDING TWO SPEED TURNTABLE TEN TUBE
BI-ACAUST1C RADIO •
REDUCED FROM *178.00 TO *118.05
MODEL RE 18 RADIO PHONOORAI’H COMBINATION Willi
'TWO SPEED TURNTABLE AND NINE TUBE RADIO
REDUCED FROM *157.18* TO *00.50
MODEL R 53 B TEN TUBE BATTERY CONSOLE
_ _COMPLETE WITH BATTERIES___
REDUCED FROM *100.00 'TO *73.50
No. 486 Heavy I>uty Eveready Battery Reduced from *3.50 to*2.75
No. 762 Portable B Battery Reduced from *2.10 to *1.65
No. 7111 A Battery Reduced from .05 TO .45
No. A 600 Air Cell Reduced from *0.25 TO *7.75
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MINING AND DREDGING SUPPLIES
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PAINTS, OlliS, GIjASS, WALL PAPER ETT.
JOHN UCHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELITE BATH HOUSE & HOTEL
ROOMS BY THE DAY WEEK OR MONTH
STEAM, SHOWER AND TUB BATHS
OPEN 8 A. M. TO 1 \A. M. ' 1
' NOME CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. |
SALKS TRANSPORTATION SERVICE |
Chevrolet Auto Freight. Mcclianical |
OldsuioMl,. Tuxi Lurication §
Pontiac Bus To Little Or. Electrical §
Buick Parcel Delivery Tires jii
CMC Trucks Painting §
Parts A Accessories Renovating 5j
Gas and Oil p
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PHONE MAIN 108
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WREST LEK IS DROWNED
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i By Tile Associated Press)
sfeA-TTBK, June 27 .Wiiil ■
swimming in Lake Cnion, Wash*
ington, after he had been adrift
n a small rowboat, Charley Han
sen, professional heavyweight
wrestler was drowned. >
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PIONEER HOME *ilTK.\
LETS MONEY
(By The Associated Pressi
WAS HI Nil TON, June 28. Tip
P-hlic Works Administration all if
ee l ■ e ghtrsev, n thousand. "hir
hundred d liars frfc the constnu
: ion of an Alaska Pi li a rs II ar
;i; Sitka. Alaska.
NAT. ACTIVITIES
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Pilot Kirkpatrick' of tile NAT
took off this’ morning for F.r,r
banks with mail, express and li
F. Raymond as a passenger.
Pilot Ross l lie. N AT took_nil
for Candle, Deering and Kotzebue
today with -Mrs. Larry Burrow
: or” Candle and W. A. Oliver ami
TEXT ON TITLE ALLOWING
, SUSPENSION ASSESSMENT
WORK ON CLAIMS
Following ts the text of the bill
passed by Congress and signed by
President Roosevelt allowing for
• he suspension of assessment work
>>n claims this year.
IM’IIIJC VO. 22«
7.‘td < 'ONtiKKSS
(S. 2X13)
AN AFT
t’e vidiug fur 'h" ■i-.ii nsion cf an
'ilia! assessment work on mining
claims hf»rtr~~m 'Inch Inn in On
Cnited Stales'' and Alaska.
He it unaided by the Senate
and House of Representatives of
?he Cnited States of America hi
(‘ongress nssenibb < 1. That the pro
vision of section 1 of the He
vised Statutes of 'ii.. Cnited Stat
• b. -v-hieh respi'1.- therefor, ijn*
ss 'lein 11 On '.i!i of labor ti
i>. performod or 'u: ovemonta ag
■ . lling such ■' id to be math
j ;n I year. ' be t the same is
1 er.-hy, .suspend. .1 as to :rtl min
'-ill!!- Haims in th Cnited States in
■ li. -1'o ' Al'iska. hiring tbe vi 1
b> ■ "' dig ;if- 1 ’ ’Hock filer id'
I -—t,—^b:l : . ml ending at 1 _
0 - nil-"' ;i in .Inly 1, 1
P "i ■ ! !. Tim l the provision * >f
1 v ■ .'In* apply
jrv oiv , • , t.i .'if nsi'rr • d
•• n :»>:> f om t he pay in of
: .• .d r > 1 in .• *ax fi'r th
i.- I " Provided f •’
IT i - ■. •s» e'ai inn nt of a liy ;i
. i order I •• ti
! , ’•-'!• 1 •. n:’ t bis Act, s’? nil v ,
fse to be filed,' in 1 : - - iflct
j where Mi, "ration notice or i-eidb
|!>i 111 is n c riled on or In fore 1?
jo'cIi ok . mi'r dian, July 1. 19T1. a
j re lire of his desire to bold said
ill In I tig claim under this Ac', winch
j notice shall slate .that the claim
ant, or claimants, were entitled to
x rnpCon from th,. payment, of a
■F'(feral Income fax for the tax-’
a hi,, year lflS.I: And provided fur
ther, That such suspension of, ass
essment Work shall not apply to
tm-re 'bun six lode-minin
held by the siitup, person, nor to
mote than twelve lode-mining
claims held by the same partner
ship. association, or corporation:
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DR. REX F. SWARIZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: I »o 3 P.M.
NOME. ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS O A. M. TO 8 P. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
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C. C. TANNER
LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. 1. W, FROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nugget
Offlee Hours—I to 7 p.m.
MRS. 11. M. BOOKMAN ,
PUBLIC STENOGRAPH"”
At Nome Tailoring Ocmpwny
Opposite Nugget Offlee
Daily Hours or by Appointment
Miss Marie Kiernan as round trip
passengers.
Pilot MlroW of t lie NAT made a
round trip to Teller today with
Jas. Krawley and \V. A. Bartholo
mae as passengers, for Teller.
Mlrow returned about 3 p.m.
A VI.VriON
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i By Kdna Christoffei'son >
A meeting of the Nome I'nit of
:lie Womeui’s National Aeronau
tic Association was helfl yesterday
il'lernoon at tile City Hall.' Matty,
(tew members joined ’the club,,
Mrs. 'Hi os. A". Ross being keenly
interested in, thjilg was especially
we'cnincd as a mem bet* and will
take an active interest in' tit
Wine l’nit..
(,1 ficer's of tile it nit ;i
Mi's. Kdna Christoff^rsdn. Presi
dent; .Mrs. Nell R. Thotnen, A’i'-e.
President; Mrs. Callie Graham.
Secretary; Airs Rclna I.omen, dir
ector.
Interesting letters were read
from Airs. George Green Shaw,
Nn t i ohm 1 I’losident, AJtcs,—rjuuMurs
National past president, Mrs.
Janies Brozell President of the
Oklahoma City unit and many
'tlicr ni'-ssagetj.. to the Nome unit.
The main issue at the meeting
was to advocate more landing
fields in Alaska a,nd especially in
the Koiigarok. A plea will he
tttadp to Alessers Jerry Sullivan,
Hanson and Buckmaster at Taylor
Creek to co-operate with the Nome
unit in giving all possible' aid to
Ross Kinney and the Alaska Road
Commission for building a suit
a ble. (It Id in the Koiigarok which
s sn badly, needed.
| MINERS ANT» MERCHANTS
RANK OP ALASKA
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Established 1904
i General Ranking Business
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Conducted
t 'hocking ksf omits Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying Ry Check
Interest. Paid
On Time Deposits i
(Sold Du-1 I’lirchased
We1'Solicit V oir tins-i.e-s
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Quoting General "’.Mitchell, form
er Cuiiaiiilcr of -tile Air Forces,
A. K. F. and'Director of Military
Aeronautics. F. S. Army, eotrfern
:rig preparedness:
".fapa-n has studied with gnat
■are the strategical situation in
he Pacific.’ She knows Lhat
Alaska is the key point because
■r is lit the apex of the Pacific
triangle, midway between' Asia
and \nierici. ft % th>- natural
bridge between these continents.
Front it. X.ew Vhrk, F’hiWdeinh.la.
Pittsburg Washington Cleveland.
Chicago. Detrojt and all tjfp eliles
Oft our decisive area could- lie at
tacked . directly. The distance
from Alaska to NTw York is
al)o|it 2700 miles, Alaska is of
much more ultimate importam»
to ns stntegicttlvy than the Haw
aiian Islands or the Panama* Can
al."
Senator Arthur K Koh,inson»
reet-nt interesting story in Lifts
ertv inaga/.ine in wliieh he warns
.is against Japanese invasion
should he taken . s": i-uisly jf.oo
many ia in tin y field from Alaska to >
Mexico cannot be ,,established, in
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(Oregon an emergency fi Id every
50 miles is already bdilt and a not
.vujrk of landing '‘■fields are strung
ill along the coast ■ hot .including
'he large airports in every -city
and town of that s.'iite. Phis i*
the same of \V'a tiington and Pal*
fornia. \Vhy should Alaska .not
have landing fields alto?
Complete Line Of WholefcmejEatery Gcc^s
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ANI’ A l’AIiATABI,E KNTBEK
SPEAKS FOB ITSEI.F'
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Jack Solomon
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