Lomen Commercial Co.
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HIGH PRICES
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Our many MORE THAN satisfied customers
Are proof of the popularity of our
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We are well equipped to handle your
requirements—purchasing anything
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Our Seattle Buying organization
The Arctic Transport Company
Excellent Lighterage Facilities
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Nome office and stations (5) service
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Stores at Teller, Candle, Baldwin, Gcftovin Egavik
The Foundation cf our Business is Integrity and Service
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LOCAL NEWS
Pilot Hans Mirow of the NAT
went to Teller this afternoon to
bring back to Nome with him two
passengers, Mr. Lewis and his
son. *
Pilot Frank Whaley of the
Roust Airways flew to Teller this
moriring, returning with C. L. Peck
and Clarence Patterson. Whaley
also took mall both going and
coming back.
The S. S. Arthur .1. Baldwin of
tlie Arctic Transport .Company Is
due in the Nome roadstead toinor
ow morning at 6 o'clock. She
will bring mail from the States
and has on board a capacity car
go of freight. While at Elephant
Point she will pick up several
thousand reindeer carcasses w,j||icli
are awaiting shipment.
^ A consignment of fresh vege
tables from Unalakleet was re
ceived by A. Polet on the North
Star when she came to Nome'last
night from St. , Michael. The
vel«*tables include cabbage, tur
nips, carrots, beets, green ontons
and lettuce and are all home pro
ducts being grown by the natives
at Unalakleet.
The tugboat Naguruk of the
NOme Harbor Lighterage Com
pany returned from Solomon to
day at noon. She towed a lighter
of freight to that place on Satur
day.
Tlie Coast Guard Colter North
land dropped anchor in the Nome
roadstead at 8:- HO o’clock this
morning, back from St. Lawrence
Island. She went there from
Nome on Saturday evening to take
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Troutman and
their two children and Mrs. Nan
Gallagher to Savoonga.
Percy Hubbard. Fairbanks flieju
flew, an NAT plane into Nome from
the Interior city at 6: HO o’clock
Saturday evening. carving two
ROADHOUSE
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ALASKA'S , LAIWiEST AXI)
IIRST KQIUl'PKn
ROAIMfOlSIC IS LOI ATRII
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BANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1904
General Ranking Business
Checking Account* Carried
For Thoee Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Intereat Paid
On Time Depodto
Gold Dust Purchased
We Solicit Tour Business |
passengers, freight and 76 rounds
of mail which arrived In Fair
banks over the Alaska Railroad
Friday night. The passengers
are Joe Meherln and M. S. Chap
man.
Hubbard plans to leave Noma
for Fairbanks tomorrow noon.
Word has been received here by
',’fred J. Lornen thut Miss Wil
hernlna Ferguson and Phillip ltd,
were married on Tin rs fay, Aug
n.v 23, In New York City. Miss
Ferguson Is well-knonw In Nome,
as she was here in the summers
of 1929 and 32, in connection with
•he bomen Commercial Company.
, Mr. Hill is an attorney In the
firm of Griggs, Baldwin and Bald
win of New York City, N. Y..
The couple will make their
home in Scairsdale, Ney York.
The government ship North Star
which came Into Nome from St.
Michael last night at 5:06 o'clock
left at 3:35 a.in. this morning for
Pt. Barrow. Captain Frank Whit
lam, commander, was desirous of
making the trip to Barrow as
soon as possible, as the close of
navigation in those waters is Sep
tember 1. Howeved, he anticipat
es a good voyage, because the Ice
Is still far out.
The North Star carrier teach
ers and nurses who are going to
^th eir various stations north of
Nome.
(too. Anderson, expert piona tun
er and Alaska agent Kohler- Bram
bacli pianos both grand and up
right. Pianos for sale and rent.
In Nome until Victoria sails south.
Phone Lincoln Hotel.
SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
SALE AT THE NtJQGBT OFFICF
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NEWS
Midnight Sun Baking Co.
'CHOICE T BONE STEAKS
COOKED TO YOUR TASTES
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ONE WEEK SPECIAL
OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK DEVINE, PROP.
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“THE HOME OF THE SOURDOUGH"
ROOMS BY THE DAY OR MONTH
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE
WORLD FAMOUS YUKON KING SAUMON
SMOKED SALMON STRIP
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CANNED SMOKED SPICED SLICED IN HALF POUND CANS
CANNED SMOKED SPICED SLICED IN ONE POUND CANS
KING SALMON BELLIES ^
CANNED KING SALMON IN ONE POUND TINS
This item is pat tip by the brothers of the Akularlg Minnie* on
(he Yakoa, the recipe wsed in patting ap thin salmon In different
than any other canned salmon by the nse of a combination of
spices, not in excess, Just enough to cover the flab test, makes
this canned salmon very tasty and palatable, as an advertising
feature we will sell It for the next week at the following
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introductory price.
Per oaa« of *» can* ...—. ... ........ *19.50
Per doaen cans-- —.— —. 9.95
Per son ........ __— . ..— - .80
STOP IN AND SAMPLE THIS FAMOUS PRODUCT
Three New Items Offered This Week
Otoe canned Fork and Beans No. 9 can - - .18
Otoe canned lime Beans No. 1 sen-.10
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Otoe canned Kidney Beane No. 1 can__... .10
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STORE HOURS 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M.
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices