LOM N COMMERCIAL CO.
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STRIKE OR NO STRIKE
FUN IS FUN
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Weather Permitting
The Public Is Cordially
INVITED
On A Free Excursion To
SLEDGE ISLAND
Sunday, June IOth
COME ONE, COME ALL
Students of the Nome High School and
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All Teachers Are Special Guests.
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It’s no fun to be cold.
Dress properly for the outing.
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On The Island You Will Enjoy A
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REINDEER
BARBECUE
And Plenty Of It
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We furnish the reindeer meat; you bring
everything else you desire, that is,
dishes, and all other eats.
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Tugs and Lighters Depart from Snake River A^
9 A M. SHARP
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IP ACCEPTING, AND WE SINCERELY HOPE YOU DO.
. PLEASE PHONE IN YOUR NAME TO OUR OFFICE AT
YOUR EARLIEST CONVENIENCE, BUT NOT LATER
THAN SATURDAY NOON. THIS IS NECESSARY TO
ENABLE US TO MAKE PROPER ARRANGEMENTS FOR |
YOUR TRANSPORTATION AND COMFORT. I
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU AT THE
GANG PLANK
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Lomen Commercial Co.
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LOCAL NEWS
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P lot Hen Basiey of the Roust
Airways arrived today from Pt.
! Hope via Kotaseibue, Candle Deer
ing and the Pilgrim Hot Springs.
The Merrill children were pass
engers as far as the Springs.' He
also carried mail .and express. He
expects to return Thursday.
The tug Nohalico ..of the JTome
11 arbor Lighterage Co.. Which has
j'bceti on live beach at Safety all
winter, svas launched today as ai-.
so was the campany barge which
jwas in tow last fall when the ice
prev ailed them from, coining up to
N me. It Is expected that the
.hi" and barge will dither come up
jto \ lie tlrs evening or early to
morrow morning, to lie ready for
lightering as soon as the strike
Jis over and the Alaska commer
cial ships are released.
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i The 1'. S. Engineers river dredge
'now in Snake River, put in all of
j yesterday digging nut a basin on
jtb ■ south side of the revetment,
Incur 'he piling where the I,omen
|Commereinl Co., tie up their tugs
and barges. It was learned that the
Idredgi' will be moved down by the
leitv dock where additioii.nl dredg
1‘tig will he done, and also the fill
ing in behind the revetment near
the dock with.sand and dirt frltm'
the river, so as to level off this
stretch of the bank
M i or this work is completed
the dredge will lie returned to its
former position and continue to
l dredge along the south s‘de ot
Snake river.' It is also reported
that within the next several days
the remainder of the harbor equip
ment will he launched and that
hauling mud and sand out to sea
will probably commence within a
; dav or so.
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With the arrival 'of the Cutter
Northland, the Eagles entered Into
negotiations regarding the staging
of some indoor/ baseball games
with the athletic teams from the
cntter. The invitation to the North
land to play a game of indoor
baseball on the 4th of July, has •
been accepted, if the cutter is In
port then. It is the plan at pre
sent to play the game out of
doorg if the weather is fine, other
wise, thdv expept to use the large
Eagle hall.
The subject of several basket
ball games between the Cutter and
; the City of Nome was also dls
I cffttsed and the Athletic Officer on j
! board the Northland expressed a
[Willingness to have some games
; played at frequent intervals dur
i ing the summer. It is believed
more detailed arrangements will
! probably be made In the near
I future and then the athletic teams
I of Nome had better begin pract
icing, as the Northland never packs
any second-rate material when they
come ashore to engage in athletics.
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15CRE RELATES
IN RIOTOCS STYLE
Rube Goldberg took his fun filled
pen In hand and explains a. few
things about the story which be
‘ ;*frWSt«! for Tifi Movietone, featar
ing Ted Healy, Francis McCoy,
Stanley Smith and Charles Wlnn
inger. • It will open ne"xt Friday
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
... Established 1004
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General Banking Business
Conducted
('becking Accounts Carried
For Those ’Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
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Gold Dust Purchased
Vo Solicit Your Business
LIIUNDRT
JOE AMAROK, Prop.
AU Types of Laundry Work.
Done Cleanly and Efficiently.
Call and Get Our List of
Reasonable Prices
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(Next to Dream Theatre)
Nome, Alaska.
at the Dream Theatre,
by iti nrc tiorj>BEitu
j I have been about to writfe a few
iwords about the psychology of the
| title, "Soup to Vuts.’’
J To start with, soup represents
jthe basic urge—the motif o' Am
erican life. Cocktails and caviar
I Mi: \ m rve as the introductorv >;>
in * *:»t s to a square meal. Rut after
iii,11, soup Is the real fouhilntioit
upon which1 tl5e hope of the fimlly
jis built. The badge of out nation
al home life la the stray lioodle
upon the lapel of the coat and the
‘rhapsody of the people la 'tie nev
er-ending gurgle of vegetable, soup'
as it flows in porfuu rhythm past
tonsils of a hundred an.i twee,
tv million souls.
After the soup, the rest of tlit
domestic. routine is unimportant
I moil you reach the nu’«, The
cracking of nuts gives the working
man a final sense of spiritual equal
jit.v with the man of affluence and
: wealth. Crunch—and the p* or
man is all powerful. Although it
is only a poor little nut, he has
.found, a symbol that expresses his
strength. He can crush it to a
million bits. The rich man may
craok skulls. But the poor man
can always craok nuts. One Is no
better off than the other.
This may or may not be the
reason I have railed my first fea
ture moving picinre “SOUP TO
NUTS." It your wife and child?
ren are deep thinkers take them
to see it. It may give their brains
a rest. Thanks.
The United States Government
provides lodging For’' Ambassador
Wllliahi C. Bullitt and his Embassy
Staff bnt they have to furnish their
own food and pther necessaries;
Such they pay for in dollars or
gold roubles, and because the
rouble is officially wotrh 88 cents
their-money was said not to go
fa r.
“Does that Prof like you?”
“Oh, he must. At least every
paper he hands back to me Is
covered with kiss marks.’1
All changes of regular advertise
ment. must be in the Nugget office
not later tlum 4:30 p.nt. of the
day proceeding insertion, otherwise
llu- change of copy will necessar
ily be liehl over one day.
ONE WEEK SPECIAL
CHASE & SANBORN
COFFEE
1 lb. cans $ .35
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‘2 lb. cans .70
3 lb. cans 1.00
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MEN’S WHIPCORD
SPORTCOATS
$2.50 EACH
MEN’S KHAKI TROUSERS
GOOD QUALITY
$1.75 EACH
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f STORE HOURS — 8:80 A.M. TO 0:80 P.M.
POUFS STORE
The house of Service Quality and Low Prices
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LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK (DEVINE, PROF.
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ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH /
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