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STANDARD OIL PRICES
NOW EFFECTIVE
AT THE PUMP:
Gas 25 cents per gallon
BY THE BARREL:
Aviation Gas 23 cents per gallon
Ethyl Gas 22 cents per gallon
Standard Gas 20 cents per gallon
Distillate I9J4 cents per gallon
Lomen Commercial Co.
AGENTS, STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
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IS SCHEDULED TO SAIL SHORTLY
FOR ALL POINTS FROM UNALASKA
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Your Freight Offerings Are Solicited
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LOCALjiEWS
IIKIKVKI) FOIAD ONK ItOlHKN
"GOOD HOI*K"f OlSAfiTKIt
The follo%ing wire was received
from Mr, Utilising of Cape Prince
■of Wales, late, yesterday after
noon : 1
Nugget, Nome, Alaska.
A body clothed in blue and
brown striped coveralls, evidently
one of the Good Hope crew, was
found on tfie beach ngar the light
house, tocfsy. Positive identifica
tion uncertain. Advise Lyng.
.Signed: Hrmaing
I’pon interviewing Howard Lyng'
it was learned that there two men
. aboard who wore hlpe and brown
striped coveralls. It could be
either Henry Ivunoff or Murphy
Apodrnk. Mr. Lyng is writing
for® further details today. If the
[man is Of fairly good height it
i would he Murphy Apodruk.
The schooner Good Hope was
wrecked in a storm last fall, and
every person aboard lost their j
Mves. A diligent search was made.)
off and on during, rite winter for
bodies Further information re
garding the finding of the body
win probably be received later.
The Nome Harbor Lighterage
Co., have started to launch their
new barge. It is now completely
outside lif the warehouse In which
it was built last winter. The act
ual launching will probably lake
Place today.
Last evening a stray dog attemp
ted to swim across Snake Kiver,
but finding no place to land on the
south side, the dog started swim- ,
mine down stream, forth and back
1 between the revetments. Some
people who were down along the
rlvter front saw him and called to
him front a barge. The dog swam
over and was hauled out. very
nearly all in. T>ne to the cold
water he was jnst about ready to
drown. Two very thoughtful'
young ladies who were down there
at the time covered him up with a
sack and other things to ke^p him
from freeing. They showed a
lot of interest In the dog. Maybe
lome other poor dog had better
try swimming the river, at least
he might draw the attention of the
ladtes.
Following an inspection of the
town Tuesday evening, it was dis
covered that in many cases indiv
iduals have not availed themselves
1 of the opportunity to clean up
thir premises. The city is still
prolonging the cleanup week ser
vice of the city dump truck. It
would be well for everyone to
have their property cleaned up.
It doesn’t look very good to* see
several place® looking neat and
clean and then come across a big
“garbage dump" right in the mfd
die of town.
The I,omen Commercial Co., are
fixing up their freight office for
the spring business. They have
painted it red. white and blue
colors qf Standard Station. Their
gas pump and oil service for auto
mobiles "is also included in this
building. i
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Monebiu work is apparent around
the city in the construction of hot
houses and the sotting of several
gardens. Every evening we see
more aud more people working on
their* hot houses preparing to plant
fresh lettuce, radishes, onions and
several other things which at this
spason of the year go so good for
dinner.
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Other improvements noted were
the .repairs being made to many
sidewalks about the city, which
were badly In need of attention.
As a whole the citlxens are clean
ing up, painting up, and fixing up
their property and it looks real
good.
Work on the railroad car for
E. I. Beck and C. J. McGregor
has been going ahead rapidly and
is now very nearly completed. The
PUBLIC MAIL NOTICK
The public is requested by the
local postmaster, to please empty
their mail boxes and tfTus allow
tor the farther distribution of
mail. Boxes which are jammed
tull are causing a great inconven
ience to the post office staff, and
with another eighteen thousand
pounds of mail due here in sev
eral days, they would appreciate
it if the boxes were emptied so
that the new mall may be rapid
ly and efficiently sorted.
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ONE WEEK SPECIALS
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I’UK.mi M BACON, HliK'KD, .... .. . 3 |,|W. yi'po
DEI,EXE CAKES. I/A HOE PKG. * .50
GRANT IIYGINIC CRAKERS . PER PKG. .25
CHEESE STICKS .... . O'ER KB. .15
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PRET/.EI-S .... .’. PER PKG. .25
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( I.I STER RAISINS -. PER PKG . .20
COTTAGE CHEESE .. .... GI.ASS OR CARTON .25
PIGS FEET .I .... .- — 3 LBS. .25
HOG LIVE|{..-. PER I,R. .20
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l*ORK SAI SAGE LINKS . PER LB. .30
REEE TONGI ES . ..... PER LB. .35
RELISH SPREAD.. PER JAR .20
LIBBY MACCAROM . ..... .... .. PER CAN .15
POWDERED EGG YOLKS .... ,.. .... PER GAN 1.25 .
POWDERED WHOLE EGG . ..... .... PER GAN *.25
PRUNES . 2 LBS. .»
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- STORE MOCKS — S.SO A.Ms.. TO (LS© P M.
POLET’S STORE
Hie House Service Quality and Low Prices
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LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK DEVINE, PROP. /
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••THE HOME OF THE SOCRDOCGH"
ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH
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work Is being dona by the Nome
Machine Slipp, Slack and Crosby,
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machinists. The cur is to be used
It is understood in the transport
ation of supplies and freight to
the end of the tram road. #n conn
ection with the construction of the
new addition to the road .
ABOUT THE 1934 CHEVROLET?
The new 1934 Chevrolet la a
big, husky car, built to stand the
“Gaff". The extra built-in value,
which you cannot see, means
much toward the comfort and safe
ty of the passengers and the long
er life for the car. It is built right;
Its extra weight insures the maxi
mum in riding comfort and safe
ty.
Here are some facts about the
1934 Chevrolet sedan which were
taken from the April iseue of N.
A. D. A. Official Guide:
The 1984 Chevrolet sedan has
396 more pounds of bnllt-ln value
thafi the 1934 Ford V-8 de luxe
sedan; 300 more pounds than the
Terraplane 6 de luxe sedan; 247
pounds more than the de luxe Ply
mouth sedan; 176 more pounds
than the Hudson Standard 8 sed
an; 16Q. more pounds than the
Studebaker Dictator “A" sedan; and
140 more ^pounds than the Dodge
sedan; all extra bhUt-ln value.
These weights are not guesses;
they are officially correct. The
Chevrolet has been built for speed,
durability, comfort, and tt can
stand the “GaH”; and yet Is eco
nomical to operate.
(Advertlaemeut)
I>r. I.. W. Fromm's dental of
fices luve been completely renov
ated and refurnished. . His office*
are now o|mn to the public be
tween the hours of 1 p.tn. and 7
p. m. .Appointments may be made
in the mornings.
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JOE AMAROK, Prop.
All Type* of Iasundry Work.
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Dona Cleanly and Efficiently.
Call and Get Oar List of
Reasonable Prices
(Next to Bream Theatre)
Nome, Alaska.
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