ILOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
STANDARD OIL PRICES
NOW EFFECTIVE
AT THE PUMP:
Gas 25 cents per gallon
BY THE BARREL:
i ' 4
Aviation Qas_ 26 cents per gallon
„ -— -• -—-——.V
N t * . i . ,
Ethyl Gas 25 cents per gallop
Standard (jas 23 cents per gallon
Distillate 21 Yj cents per gallon
HM US FOB DISCOUNTS ON QUA N TIT IKS OVBB IOO flALS.
__ ' YL : :
Lomen Commercial Co.
AGENTS. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
' . i
THE M. S. SIERRA
/ . ’*»■ * «/ _—
IS SCHEDULED TO SAIL SHORTLY
FOR ALL PRINTS FROM UNALASKA
TO KOTZEBUE
* T, ...
—_. }*:-■' ' iJi
Your Freight Offerings Are Solicited ,
V ■ " . - #V .■
o' V* . *
l . V -
THE ARCTIC TRARSPORT CO.
» ‘ ■ i' . ■
■ . . • ' • . 6
. . r, **** pt* **' I :
LOCAL NEWS
Colonel C. L. Sturtevant of he
U S. Engineers. In charge of har
bor work for Washington f>3l Ai
reported' dua to arnve
1 ; ou v, in the iimnertl.t'a future.
Colonel Sturtevant has charge of
the harbor development work foi
the Nome Harbor. *
NAT ACTIVITIES
Pilot Mirow of the Northern
Air Transport made a Pound trip
flight to Deering and Kotzebue
yesterday. Front Deering. he took
Mrs.. Dean and A1 Alokeok to Kot
zebue. Returning to Nome he had
as passengers Geo. Morelander,
Mr. Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. Perk
>pile and son.
Pilot Ross of the NAT hopped
off for Fairbanks today witli maij*
express and passengers.
NOME HAKIM Ml WORK
DREDGING PROGRKSS!XG
Dredging on the Nome Harbos in
Snake River appears to be progrtv*
sing nicely. Digging to a- depth
of seven feet In a basin and along
the revetments, the dredge, which
Is now operating wilh an ImpYov
ed clam-shell bucket, averages
about four scows of dirt a day.
Each scow holds approximately
■fifty cubic yards of dirt. They are
so constructed that when the doors
are opened the dirt slides Into
the ocean. The tng hauls the scow
but to sea about a mile , and then
the dirt is dumped overboard. An
orange-peel bucket was used for a
time, but better success has been
attained with the clam shell. It
is understood that starting the first
of next week the dredge equipment
will be operated on two shifts.
ItOI'HT AIR WAVS
Pilot Rasley or the Roust Air
ways took off from Nome today
for Candle, with mail and expresa
and Mr, fipssginf as a passenger.
Mr. Spangard la a brother-in-law
of Tom Ronst and comes from
Oakland. California.
^_______
The cutter Chelan of the IT. S.
Ct>ast Guard left Seattle July 4
for Nome carrying three pouch
es of first class mall and 7000
(founds of other mall matter. Un
dftr normal conditions th«> Chelan
la expected to arrive Nome about
the lZth of July.
The cutter Northland returned
to Nome this morning from Ber
MINERS AND MKHCHANT8
BANK OP ALASKA
I NOMK, ALASKA.
I established 1904
General Ranking Business
Conducted
(ImcUik Accounts Carried
Por Those Who Prefer
Pdyiig By Cheek
interest Paid
i Os Time Deposits
]|, Gold Dust Purchased
* t
MODERN ||
■ ■
SERVES HOME BAKED
BREAD AND PIES
WE SPECIAIilZB
ON STEAKS
t
OPEN EVENINGS
*
lng Straits. The cutter cruised
; a round in the Straits for some
time, stopping at Little Diomede
'Island bringing the contractor who
'is building the school there, to
■Nome.
| A strong wind, fannitig a tun
dra Are Just northwest of Nome
today, threatened to create a dan
gerous situation. Several people
gathered together and managed to
j extinguish the blase, but only af
jter it had progressed from a point
ijust north of the railroad trestle
over Dry Creek to around the old
i Powell powet* house located on
j Bourbon Creek.
i The tramroad power car con
structed by the Nome Machine
,Shop, Slack and Crossby propriet
ors made a trip up the tram yes
terday with E. J. Bbck in charge.
.Crosby and he made the run to
In — ' --^
Shelton in about eight hours, re
turning in arboitt s^ven. They took
up twelve tons of freight- To
i morrow the car will make another
run up the track carrying about
j seventeen tons of freight. A thor
ough test of the car,was made both .
I way’s and according to reports was
jentirely satisfactory. , »
CARD OF THANKS ,,
We wish to thank everyone who
was so kind and thought ul and
considerate during the recent be
reavement, attendant with the
death of our father, as described
during the funeral services. „
The Snyder Family
FOR NAIiF—Gold mine with vir
gin, pays'rcnk in virgin claim. In
quire Nugget Office.
SUBSCRIBE FOR DAILY NUGGET
II
«
Midnight Sun Baking Co.
. 4 .
SPEC! A lb
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE 70 cts.
Prom Choice Steer Beef. Prepared As You rteslre.
COMPLETE SELECTION OF BAKERY GOODS
. &
SPECIAL BIRTHDAY AND PARTY CAKES MADE TO ORDER
OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
LINCOLN HOTEL
• . 7r - * • i • i
, JACK DEVLNF, PROF.
“t»; HOMK OF THE MVRMVW
ROOM8 BY THE DAY OK BOOTH
' /
WINESAP APPLES
WB HAVE IVST RECEIVED A KINK SHIPMENT OK
WINESAP APPIJ4H. AM, SIXES. WK AKH MAKING A
VERY LOW PRICE KOR THIS WEEK.
$3.50 per box
MEN’S UBHTWEISHT
UNION SUITS
EXTRA KINK QUALITY, SHORT SLEEVES, ANKLE LENGTH
$1.25
_mJd-J J
MEN’S
BROADCLOTH SHIRTS
SOLID COLORS, TAN, BLUE GREEN AND WHITE
. - - *' ‘
A real value at $L75
WKSnuT HAVE A NUMBER OF FRESH YUKON KING
SALMON RECENTLY RECEIVED, SELLING AT ONLY 15 eta.
, ,, *» ♦ £ ‘
PER POUND. - ...
! • :• I 4 ..* r.. Jjr. ^ . ;•*—;
9 ,
STORE HOURS — 8:80 AM. TO 0:80 PM.
POLEFS STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices
——————
■ • 8 fc"’* t ■;Yr>.••-‘wt*■ .: • *.j <* .ff .• If;
,.« -.A A l- •' . / • ■ v- t ■ rr'h- •• - ■
■ f • V»A*iSw<£mS. . : *t , -w 2£hHM^B«KsMBKr7Y.;&!4.. 4^ A iJJEFimfffirMRi