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TO SATISFY AM) MARK HAPPY OCR FKIKNOS
FROM ST MICHAKL TO KOTZKBCK, WK NOW
ANNOUNCE
The Extension
OF OUR PLAN TU ALL SECTIONS
SI'KING IS IN THE OFFING,
*ANI> IT- IS NOT” TOO* SOON TO
BEGIN THINKING OF YOll!
I ORHKKM FOR THK BOATS
LEAVING SEATTLE IN MAY.
Under our Merchandising Planlyou pay us
ONLY COST from mill-, cannery or wholesale
house, with service charge of 5 per cent, plus
freight and lighterage, and insurance on your
order. On meat, with free cold storage in Nome,
ten per cent.
At the time of placing your order, you pay us a
deposit of 25 per cent of the entire cost. Upon
arrival of your order, you pay the balance.
HE ARE -NOT- ORGANISED TO KXTKNflniSlTHER COLD OR HARM
STORAGE FACILITIES OUTSIDE OF NOME. BUT ALL OTHER FEATURES OF
OUR MERCHANDISING DEAL HE OFFER TO OTHER SECTIONS,
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WE HAVE INSTRUCTED OUR STORE MANAOERS TO GIVE
YOU EVERY ASSISTANCE IN WRITING UP YOUR ORDERS. *
IF YOU LIVE IN OR NEAR
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41 CALL ON OUR AGENTS THERE , _,
AND THEY WUA, BE PLEASED TO' CO-OPERATE WITH YOU.
OR WRITE DIRECT TO OUR NOME OFFICE
In dealing with us, you receive
Your Dividends Direct,
In Substantial Savings
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BE NOT THE LAST TO LAV ASIDE ANTIQUATED METHODS OP
MERCHANDISING. BE PROGRESSIVE AND SAVE MONEY!
LOU N COMMERCIAL CO.
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LOCAL NEWS
ST. PATRICK’S
CARD PARTY AND DANCK
SATURDAY, MARCH 17, \(W4
PIONKKR IGLOO, » P. M.
HOSPITAL NOTKS
Henry Conrad s much better
■ rind improving rapidly.
Bill Tollefson is about the same
and resting easily.
Charlie Redding was brought
down from Penny River last
Tuesday and s suffering from a
slight stroke.
Charles Mason Ts still resting
easily.
John Belts, from Haycock, is
suffering fronts an apoplectic
stroke.
NAT PLANK MOVKMKNTS
March 3, Pilot Brown flew* to
Hu by and returned with Peder
Berg, contacting Ross where ho
transferred mail to the latter who
returned to Fairbanks.
March 6, P lot Ross flew .from
Falrbon+ur with: a load of express
and WtfJF Iot "Nbtho.
March V, Pilot Itoss returned to
Fairbanks with Jean Kellet as a
through passenger enrouie to the
outside, stopping al Fnulakleftt
with Mrs. Peter Halils and son
and also at White Moiinta'n with
Frankie Johnson.
ROUST PLANK MOVEMENTS
March 4. Pilot Ben Easley left
lor Fairbanks and on his return
to Nome stopped at Unalakleet
for mail which he took to Candle.
March 6, Pilot Kasley took mall
and frienght to Candle, Peering
and Kotzebue, and returned to
Candle with Mrs. Larry Bur
rows.
March 6, Pilot Frank Whaley
flew from Fairbanks with a hun
dred pounds of fresh stuff, leav
ing some at Ruby and making
the trip in four hours and fifty
minutes, Harry Nelson and Btnx
Helffert accompanied him.
March 7, Pilot Easley flew to
Dime. Greek and picked up John
Heltz and Carl Hanson, both from
Haycock, bringing them to Nome.
Hanson expects to return Satur
day with Plot Kasley.
SAN DIEGO, March 5 — The
body o< a young woman, found
l>y a hunter along a roadside
was identified by Wemlel Wesley
Adams, a sailor, as his wife, ‘who
saitl she had threatened suicide.
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Dr. Itranfladt/ who returned to
Nome last week from White Moun
tain and Council left almost im
mediately . for Dime Creek, Candle
end Peering. He expects to
rover most of Seward Peninsula
and in h's travels 'thus far he
reports much optimism among
the miners of the country due to
the high price of gold this yea".
For this reason two new dredges
are being figured on for Council
and they expect to work on ground
!that heretofore has not been con
sidered workable to advantage.
j WRITE YOUR FRIENDS h
i .ETTER ON SOURDOUGH STA
| flONARY On Sale at Nugget Offlc
OUR PRICES MEAN
YOUR SAVING
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COFFEE
CHAME & SANBORN'S
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1 lb. 9 .40
2 lbs. .SO
it lbs. 1 1.20
20 Itw. 7.75
PARAGON AKSOKTKO
JAM
Froth Mini Appel i/.i iik
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Per I lb. Jmi' 25 Hm.
Jl’WT ARRIVED
BV PLANE
THE LATEST
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L BERETS
DON’T FORGET:
Our Lenten Specials are still on sale
Our Beer is selling for $3.76 a case
Our Profit Sharing Plan
Do you like to “dunk” your toast?
So do we!
We have a nice assortment of
cinnamon, rye, milk and sugar toasts
Just right for “dunking”
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POLET’S STORE
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