Give us vour Summer Order
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Ol'R MERCHANDISING I‘LAN, TOGETHER WITH THE HIGH PRUT
NOW I’AII) FOR GOLD, PERMITS VOP TO WORK GROUND
AT A PROFIT TODAY WHICH W AS WITHOUT VALUE
PRIOR TO THE NEW DEAL.
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Do not wait till the last minute to place your
Orders. Give our purchasing department
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TREAT YOU RIGHT
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WE IH) OUR PART BY REDUCING THE COST OF LIVING FOB ALL FROM
ST. MICHAEL TO KOTZEBUE
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PLACE AN ORDER WITH US NOW AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
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IT’S NO FUN TO RE POOLED. BE IN ON THE KNOW.
WHEN PUNS FOR GREATER SAVINGS
ARE INTRODUCED,
WE WILL INTRODUCE THEM.
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EVEN THOUCAH WE OPENED A LARGE WHOLESALE HOUSE IN NOME, WK
UOl l.O NOT OFFER YOU THE SAVINGS YOU ARE SECURING TODAY.
OUR MERCHANDISING PLAN IS POSSIBLE ONLY BECAUSE
THK MONEY INVESTED IS YOLKS. NOT OURS.
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THE MER<"HANDISK IS YOl'KS; BY PAYING CASH FOR IT YOU DO NOT
PAY OVERHEAD OR DEPRECATION ON DEAD STOCK.
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NEITHER DO YOU PAY FOR THE INEVITABLE SLOW TURN-OVER,
THE UNPROFITABLE LINES, AND THE BAD DEBTS OF OTHERS.
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WHY SHOULD YOU?
OUR PLAN
IS FOR CASH ONLY
“when you place youk order with us you are assured of fresh
STOCK FROM THE STATES. WE HAVE NO OLD STOCK '
ON HAND TO SUBSTITUTE.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
LOCAL NEWS
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•George Mock of Kiana was brot
to Nome this week by Pilot Hew
Easley suffering from serious in
ternal ailments.
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' The Ladies Aid Society of the
Federated Church will give a
-Food Sale at Polet’s Store on
March 31st, 10 a.rti.
Harold Stokes is up and aroun^l
again, seeing some of his old
friends. His arm Is slowly niend
ug and they all wish him an ear
V recovery.
Carl Herlam is convalescing in
the hospital this week from a case
of general debility It is hoped it
la only very temporary. He re
turned to bis home this morning.
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Grant Jackson, president of the
Miners and .Merchants Bauk ifo
Nome, left Friday for New York.
He will return to Seattle in a few
weeks. when he will sail for
Nome.
Under the auspices of the Odd
Fellows’ Lodge the funeral of
Charles Mason and Henry Con
rad were held last Sunday in the
Federated Church.
In recent years Charles Mason
has been very active as a member
"f the City Council and an own
er of cous'derable real-estate, hav
ing been a miner in the early
days.
Henry Conrad has also lived in
this part of Alaska for many
years and -has mined in the Sol
omon section most of the time. A
very fine sermon was given by
Rev. McCay, after which the cor
tege proceeded Ln due respect to
the Belmont Point Cemetary
where the bodies were finally in
terred. The following acted as
pall bearers: Albert Chagnon.
George Modini, John H. Olson, J.
M. Haley, Ervlug Kite, Russell
Marehton, Carl Llndeli, Nels Led
(1 ng, Gus Joh«*o». A1 Carey, Ro
bert Peterson and Edward Ander
son. "fj
The 'sacrament of the Lord’s
Supper will be administered at
the 7:40 service of the Federated
Church, next Sunday evening. Any
who will are invited.
Mrs. Jim Frawley, who now is
n Seattle, called on Mrs. Neibling
who resides in Arlington. Wash
ington. She found Mrs. Neibling
who spent many years in Nome,
to be In good health, and wishing
to be remembered to all her
friends here.
Miss Catherine Bongard, a very
charming young lady of Nome not
ho long ago and admired by all
has recently been married to a
promising young business man of
San Francisco. The marriage
took place in Oakland, and all of
Nome wishes them a long and
happy life.
Mrs. Norman McCay is in re
ceipt of a card from Miss Isabelle
W. Hutchinson dated the 23rd of
February and mailed in New
York. Miss Hutchinson spent
! Christ mas at Aklavlki She flew
out. Had a wonderful four day
flight down the Makenzie. Wrote
just before sailing for London:
“with very happy memories of
everyone’s kindness to me at
Nome.'’
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Let us help you in preparing it.
We have a complete line of staple and fancy good* tint
Will assist, you in making your Raster dinner n decided success.
BEAUTIFUL GLASSWARE will add a delightful touch to
the Raster dinner table, drop in and see our line of glassware
and china, selling at pioputnr prices.
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The TURKEY or ROAST or t'HIt'KKX will taste I letter
when roasted in one of our Savory Roasters, approved by Good
H ousekeeping.
And don’t forget we have saved some
Turkeys. ' ..
Ducklings,
Chickens,
Legs of Lamb, and
Other Meat Cuts
Especially for EASTER Breakfast
Fresh frozen Rhubarb
Bodies Strawberries, cleaned in syrup
A WHOLE WINDOW FULL OF EASTER NOVELTIES |
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' FOR THE KIDDIES !
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• STORE HOURS — 8:80 A.M. TO 6:80 I’M.
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices