LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
PHI tES SHATTERED
PUT IN YOUR WINTERS SUPPLY
NOW
At 5% Above Laid Down Cost.
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YARO PRICES, FOR CASH
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Until November 1st
Ladysmith - • - $ 19.55
King Utah - - 21.45
Colorado Anthracite 29.45
Chinese Anthracite 28.95
Carbonado (Special) 14.00
FOLLOW THE CROWD
OUR PAY ONLY COST SERVICE
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Is still available for all kinds of merchandise.
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By Paying Cash You do Not Pay
for the old accounts of others .
Through Our Plan thousands of dollars have
been saved this fall by Nome buyers. This
money saved will help bring to our community
Better Living * Additional Activity
New Development Increased Prosperity
SEE US AT ONCE
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If you have additional requisitions
for the last sailings
LUMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
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NOME, ALASKA
AT BALDWIN, CANDLE, EGAVIK, GOLOVIN, NUNIVAK AND TELLER
LOCAL NEWS
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SOCIAIj notkm
Sa unlay. September the 16th.
in the beautiful apartment of Mrs
O. S. Weaver, a lovely “Infant
shower." was given for Mrs. G. R.
Jackson, who leaves Nome on the
next sailing of the steamer Vic
toria for Seattle, where she will
spend the winter.
24 ladies sat at the six hea.utiful
ly decorated card tables nad were
served a very appetizing luncheon.
Following this Mrs. Jackson was
presented with a large pink and
blue trimmed Bassinet, overflow
ing with daintily tied paokages.
The balance of the afternoon was
spent admiring the many lovely
baby things that Mrs. Jackson re
vealed at the opening of each
package. All of Nome joins in
wishing her lots of good luck when
the fluttering of wings, of that,
long necked bird, is heard.
(Mrs. Breitinan and Mrs. Thomas
Lyle were guests of honor at a
card party given in the home c>£
Mrs-. Talbot Scott last Monday ev
enlnj-. Fourteen ladies joined in
making this an enjoyable farewell
party for Mrs. Brett man and Mrs.
Lyle, who are sailing on the Vic
toria Cards were played most of
Mu. evening nnd at the conclusion
ia very appetizing supper was serv
ed.
Mrs. Breitinan. the mother of
Mrs. George Hellerich, arrived in
Nome the 8th day of May. by
plane, via Fairbanks from South
eastern Alaska. She has spent a
very interesting summer here with
her daughter and two lovely grand
children and regrets very much
leaving them.
This will Hp Mrs. Lyle's first
visit to the States since 1904, so
she is looking forward with great
pleasure to seeing her several chil
dren in Washington, Oregon and
California. We know she will be
very pleasantly surprised at the
many changes that has taken place
outside since her last trip out and
hope both she and Mr. Lyle har^
a very enjoyable vacation.
Mrs. Rthel Nelson entertained
eight guests with a lovely dinner
paTty last Tuesday evening After
the uncomfortable feeling of "eat
ing too much" was over the red
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of the evening was spent playing
cards. , .
We wish to extend the heartioit
of welcomes to Alvin Polet and
his beautiful bride, and sincerely
hope that she finds in Nome a!l
the happiness she deserves.
Alvin and Louise were married
in Valdez on the 13th of August
and salted Immediately for thd
tSItates where thew spent their
honeymoon. Arriving in Nome
Wednesday on the Victoria -they ‘
found their home all prepared for
them, where they are now living
and receiving Alvin’s many”'
friends who are anxious to meet
his bride. Alvin has bee,, one of
Nome's most popular. bachelors
and we wish him bapptnness in
his married life.
A farewell party was given at
(he home Mrs. Norvin Lewis hon
oring Mrs. Thomas Lyle, wio sir.s
■nor on th/ic. Nine lad es gath
* red for tno occasion and cards
were the main event of the even
in. Later in the evening a delight
lunch was served.
Mrs Madeleine Hays, who sail,?
soon on the Victoria for her home
in California has been eutertained
by many lovely affairs for the
past month.
Thursday noon Mrs Dick Roell
was her hostess at a delightful
bridge luncheon. Twelve ladies
were present to enjoy the lunch
eon and bridge.
Friday noon Mrs. Stuart Stang
rooni entertained seven ladies
with a lovely luncheon honoring
Mrs. Hays.
Mrs. Charles Calkins gave a tea
today of a farewell gesture to
Mrs. Hays and Mrs. Breitman. who
also embarks on «,the Victoria for
| her home
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The many friends of Mrs. A.
I Brunell will be pleased to hear
that she is improving after her
seige of illness. She has been
confined in bed for the past week,
but must continue ahsolntely quiet
for some time yet.
j Get busy with your guesses on
the World Championship baseball
series pool.
“The legislature is on trial as to
its common sense and legislative
ability.” says a Southern ewspaper.
And it will probably be found not
guilty iof either.
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