The Nome Nugget
Geo. S. Maynard, Editor and Publisher
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Dll) YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
By Edson R. Waite
"Millions of Americans »:
are *-slablishing new purchasing
habits as they return to the act
ive business of buying. Alert
- ^merchants know that persistent
and intelligent newspaper adver
tising can fix these habits upon
their products and goods.
“Unsettled business conditions
diwturt) buyer preferences. Let me
give an example: The Smiths
have now had the same automo
bile for five years. They are * in
the market for a new one. Mr.
Smith feels its purchase is just
ified by Improvement in his cloth
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lug business.
“In 1930, when a new car was
| other than a remote possibility,
the Smiths were already ‘sold’ up
on the make of their next one.
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1 Thei: for four years the Smiths
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I forgot entirely about buying. Now
they are in the market again . . .
bewildered. There are so many
new things, knee action, no-air
resistance design, superchargers,
all steel bodies, no-draft ventila
tion. to mention only a few. Frtn*
lly, the Smiths are at sea; they
want information* r Advertising
gives it to them. ■* > 4,;
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“What’s true of the Smiths
Is true of thousands of other fam
ilies in "very State of the Un:?n.
Vigorous, well planned advertis
ing comes today at a most oppor
tune time. Not only can it effect
immediate sales by attracting the
GOLDEN GATE
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HOTEL
Rooms and Bath
NOME, ALASKA
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ANNOUNCEMENT
IT IS WITH PIjKASURE THAT WH ASSOI \( K
Ol'R APPOINTMENT AS NOME REPRESENTATIVE
pot.
MAX FACTOR SOCIETY MAKE-UP
FREE COMPLEXION ANALYSIS BY
HOLLYWOOD'S FOREMOST COSMETICIAN
LOMEN BROTHERS
J DRUG STORE
NOME MACHINE SHOP ||
(SUCCESSOR TO W. H. STURTEVANT)
W. Ii. SLACK A B. Ii. CROSBY. PROPS.
BOILER, -T " MATERIAL
iV ■ I n * a « m STOCKED! I
MARINE. Ol)R AIM- I
j SHAFTING, II
tractor, SATISFIED CUSTOMERS stkbl,
ACKTLYNE BRONZE,
BUSHING,
A ELECTRIC Prompt Attention to Local BABBITT,
WELDING. And Out of Town Work AOOBBSORIES.
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millions of ddHgrJi flowing into
commerce again. It caflf fix. for
years possibly, the buying habits
of purchasers re-entering the mar
ket.
‘ A vast change is taking place.
The Murphy, ‘off the ?ounty.’ are
now buying canned goods and
fresh fruits instead of boiling
beans with pork scraps, the Van
I^andinghams are seriously con
sidering the purchase of a new
home, and the Smiths are buying
their new car. Millions have
suddenly com*’ into a new financial 1
standing, entered a new buying
class; Not only has a ifiSrket hqen
created among those who previous
ly had no money to spend, new
'tastes are being established among
| those with more money to spend,
i- "Now is the time for alert ad
| vertisers to appeal to a new 'young
er generation of the nation’s pur
chasers, the Murphys, the Smiths,
and the Van Landinghams who
are , recasting interrupted buying
habits to fit a. larger purse.”
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
CHANGES IN SAILING
SCHEDULES FOR NORTH
Due to an unexpected turn in |
the cargo situation requiring the ]
S. S. Derblay of the Alaska Line
to wait in Seattle for mining
machinery and other freight con
signments, the vessel will not sail
for Nome and Kotzebue Sound
ports until August 27th.
On the southeastern Alaska
route the steamship Dorothy Alex
l
nnder has been chartered by the
Alasktf Line to sail for Seward,
Auk. 25th. The S. S. Aleutian ;>{
the company will sail for south
eastern Alaska points. September
first and fifteenth. The Yukon 19
to sail from Seattle on the same
route September 8th .and 22n<l
The S. S. Victoria, according to
reports arrived at Kotsebue about j
1 p.m. today, from Nome and St. |
Michael; with the Arctic Adveu]
turers’ Cruise.
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