EOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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STANDARD OIL PRICES
NOW EFFECTIVE
AT THE PUMP:
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Gas 25 cents per gallon
BY THE BARREL:
Aviation Gas 26 cents per gallon
Ethyl Gas 25 cents per gallon
Standard Gas 23 cents per gallon
Distillate 21*4 cents per gallon
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HRK tS FOIL DISCOUNTS OX QIA STITIKH OVER JO© GAIA
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Lomen Commercial Co.
AGENTS, STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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=s THE M. S. SIERRA
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IS SCHEDULED TO SAIL SHORTLY
FOR ALL POINTS FROM UNALASKA
TO KOTZEBUE
Your Freight Offerings Are Solicited
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THE ARCTIC TRAHSPORT CO.
LOCAL-NEWS
BALDWIN STORM BOI ND
AT NOME TOI>AV
Tin turn in tH - weather today
halted ail unloading from the S. S.
Baldwin of the Arctic Transport
Co. As soon aa the weather mod
jerates to some extent the vessel
will proceed to Solomon. t Rluff.
Golovin. St. Mlcahel. Egavik where
a load of reindeer will be taken
inboard, back to Golovin and pick
up more reindeer and then return
to Nome.
After completing unloading here
the vessel will proceed to Teller
and take more reindeer aboard
from there, after which she will
return to Nome and clear for Seat
tle.
News was received by the local
office of the Arctic Transport Co.,
that the M. S. Sierra of that Com
pany. had been released from the
shipping strike and was sailing to
day from San Pedro, for Seattle.
rlTV Ol' XOMK GIVING
Ult ltTH OF Jl'I.V
CKLKItKATIOK
The City of Nome is giving the
hie Fourth of July Celebration, lit
erary and athletic programs. Foll
owing are committee-chairman ap
pointed by Mayor Swartz to take
of the various features of the cele
bration. Further details are to be
made public later;
Program. Leroy Sullivan: Finan
ce, Miss Mary Walsh and Mrs. Al
vin Polet; Sports. V. Farrell; Dan
ce. R. Maynard; Refreshments, Al
vin Polet; Decoration Kurt Spreng
er and members of the local Coast
Guard. ,
ITTTIIB NORTHLAND GOKS
NORTH RKKING STRAITS
The Coast Guard cutter North
land left Nome today for Teller
and Cape Prince of Wales, and the
Diomede Islands. If weather con
ditions and other affairs will al
low. the cutter is expected to
spend the Fourth of July at Nome.
OLDEST MAN IN WORLD
NOW DKAD: 160
(By The Associated Press)
ISTANBUL, June 30. Suffering
from a variety of ailments includ
Ing Bright's disease, and gland
and bladder disorders Zero Agha,
Turkey's Methuselah, and whose
age has brought him world fame
MIXERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OP AIjAAKA
NOME, AliASKA.
KnUblUhed 1904 ,
General Banking Bnsineu
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
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land a spot' on Broadway, at the
Mime lie passed the 160 mark, died
at the age of 160 years.
HEATH KICKS THEM
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| RY'DAITBn, June 30, More than
'a score of deaths are attributed to
the sizzling temperatures that
scorched the country extending
“from the Rockies- to the Atlantic
seaboard.- with no relief yet in
sight.
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IIEftUfj A V IS EXPK(TEl)
NOME SUNDAY
i The S S Derblav of the Alaska
Line, according to advices received
I hv the local office of the Alaska
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i Steamship Co., was 46 miles from
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Nome at 8p.m. last night.,,.. The
information slated the vessel erpect
ed arrive Nome about 3 p.tn. Sun
day.
Three passengers whose names
did not appear on the list of the
outgoing Victoria, were Johnnie,
son of Ole Hay and wife. Miss
Florence Kinney and Otto Links.
FCRTHKR RKJKCTIONS IN
COANT STRIKE
('By" The Associated Tress)' •
SAiN FRANCISCO, June 30,
Negotiations for peace in the long
shoremen’s strike continued, after
the rejection by the employers, of
the new settlement offer which
would put the control of hiring
halls in hands of both employers
and employees.
Complete Line Of Wholesome Bakery Goods
1,1'M'HKS FROM' It A. M. — 2 P. M.
REGULAR DINNERS 4 P. M. — 8 P. M.
A I .A CARTE MENU
A GOOD HOWL OK SOUP
, CUP OF FRESH COFFEE
AND A PAIjATA RLE ENTREE
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
At The Midnight Sun Baking Co.
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK DEVINE. PROP.
‘THE HOME OF THE SOURDOtOH''
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ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH
ANNOUNCING
The Exclusive Agency
—FOR—
! PHOENIX HOSIERY I
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in "Doggy" Colors
(rood for looks—g«j<>d for wear!
The Phoenix Long-mileage foot
is specially reinforced to give
you long miles of fashionable
wear. You’ll love the "Doggy"
colors—smaftest hosiery shades
for Spring! Ask to see them —
Spaniel, Setter, Collie, Grey
hound. Exquisite chiffons, and
service sheers.
We have Just received our first
shipment of this famous
brand of Hosiery.
The Best In The Market
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STORE HOURS — S:SO AM. TO 8:80 P.H. ^
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices