LET OUR PLAN HELP YOU
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Put money in your pocket, and still live well,
By purchasing your Winter’s Supplies through
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
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Due to our new service, you can afford to eat turkey
and chicken this winter, instead of the cheaper cuts of
meat. Cold storage freight on meat, and lightering it at
Nome add but 3 cents per pound to the outside cost.
Freight and lighterage on other commodities are less.
OUR PLAN IS THIS :
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We do not sell you merchandise; we simply
act as your agent. You pay us only cost from
mill, cannery or wholesale house, plus a service
charge of 5 percent, and freight and lighterage.
All Savings made by quantity purchasing
are passed on to you.
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T11| PA nUIUnC Reconstruction rcquircmonl s
IlflLU UltnllUL have developed a new era in
in commercialism. Re progressive; keep in step with the mod*
' cm trend. .Avail yourself of our PAY ONLY COST service; it is
not temporary, but is a permanent department of our mercantile ,
business.
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FREE— WARM AND COLD STORAGE
Available to all who buy their winter’s
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supplies through this office.
We are prepared to give every assistance in getting
your orders out in time for next Tuesdays plane. Our
representative can not locate you all, on account of the
time limit, phone for an appointment with him, or call at
our affice.*
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MR. ciANTON AUSTIN WHO HAS HAD BO YEARS’ EXPHR
IKNCE IN QUANTITY BUYING, IN OUR NATIONAL MARKER'S,
WILL HAVE CHARGE OF YOUR PURCHASING IN THE
STATES. - - -
The 1933 shipping season is rapidly naaring its close.
Place orders now, and make a big saving on winter budget.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPAHY
NOME, ALASKA .
SPORES AT BALDWIN, CANDLE, EGA VIE, GOLOVIN, NUNlVAK AND TELLER
LOCAL NEWS
The nr torshlp "North Star, Capt.
Wit it la in in Command, left Wales
last evening for Seattle’, and ac
cording to Snperintendant L. IS
Robinson of tlie Office of Indian
Affairs* who received the inform
ation. it is also learned that the
Kin* Island Natives were left on
King Island and will be picked up
about Sept. 22 and brought to
Nome by the cutter Northland, and
later the cutter will return the
natives now in Nome t> the Island.
The Coal Creek Dredging Co.
with the property on the lower
Kougarok river, Clyde White man
ager. states that lumber for a
dredge hull will arrive on the S. S.
Victoria sailing from Seattle yest
erday. Manager White further
said that the machinery of the
Goldsmith dredge located on Solo
mon river, will be dismantled and
moved to the Kougarok section
and be placed on a new hull to be
constructed. ,,
Harold W. Snell, general freight,
passenger and Immigration agent
Coir the Alaska Railroad, with of
fices In Chicago, was a visitor in
Nome a few days this week, hav
ing come over via plane from Fair
banks. He stated that his mis
sion was to see Alaska and obtain
first hand information concerning
the different sections He was
much impressed with Nome and
was glad of the 'opportunity to pay
us a visit. Mr. Snell returned to
Fairbanks on the Thursday plane
en route back to Chicago.
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Father F. M. Menager, S. J., re
turned .to Nome this week via
plane, after a visit to the states,
acccmpa.nied by his brother the
Reverped Cabriel M. Menager. S
J., who was formerly in charge of
St. Joseph's church at San Jose.
Calif He was also Western Field
Representative of the Apostleship
''t Prayer. Father Gabriel Mena
ger will be stationed at Nome in
charge of St. Joseph’s Catholic
church. Father F. M. Menager
who made Nome his base the past
year, will-, leave shortly for Kot
zebue, where he virile be stationed
in charge of the Catholic church.
Passers by at the Nome Harbor
lighterage Service Station have
wondered at the new shade of
gas shewing in the SheQl pump.
Upon Inquiry we And . that this
red gass is none other than Ethyl
(iasollne making its first appear
ance in Nome This gas has made
a name for itself in setting the
world’s speed record for land
planes and proved itself superior
tor modern standard duty auto
mobile engines.
Mrs. Anna Dukes, a former well
known Nomeite. passed away on
July 26, at the home of heT dau
ghter, Miss Mary Bandtel, at FV*rt
Wayne, Indiana, after an Illness of
ten days. Mrs. Dukes cartie to
Nome in June 1900 during the
gold stampede, and acquired plac
er claims as well as quartz prop
erties which she continued to pros
pect for many years. Due to ill
health and age she decided to re
turn to the states, leaving Nome
in 1929. She was born Nov. 11th,
1852 and was 81“ years of age at
the time of death. Her many
Nome friends were pained to hear
of her death and extend sympathy
to her daughter.
The steamer Victoria of the
A.aska line sailed from Seattle
£j;>t 15 and Is expected to ar
rive at Nome. September 27th,
ami sail for Seattle 'on or about
October 2. Her late September
sailing from Seattile will probably
result in a postponement of about
1 week in th; sailing of the Vic
toria on her October sailing from
Seattle for Nome, and a con$e
quent later sailing iu October
'from Nome for Seattle. This lat
er October sailing will! enable
snippers to secure better apples,
potatoes and other fruits and veg
etables and will enable miners to
operate Ijjter Than usual if wea
ther does not turn cold, according
t' agent James P. Daly.
Large sire envelope*, big en
ough to mall the Nome Wi-ekc
Nugget and scud via flrst da*«
airplane mail, can now be had at
the Nugget aflloe.
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NOTICE
In order that subscribers will not
. e delayed in receiving the Sat nr
day Nugget, several hours late,
it will >be necessary that all
change* of regular advertisement*
be In this oflce not later thanA P
M., Thursdays, to Insure publica
tion iu th« sat unlay Issue. Other
wise the change cannot he mad*
until the next issue,....—
li save writing letters, mall a
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
Announces
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Sailing from Seattle
Calling at all Ports from
Unalakleet to Teller^
Your Freight Offerings
Will be Appreciated
An im a
NOME, ALASKA.
SEATTLE OFFICE—827 COLMAN BUILDING