LOMEM COMMERCIAL CO.
STANDARD OIL PRICES
NOW EFFECTIVE
AT THE PUMP:
Gas 25 cents per gallon
BY THE BARREL:
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Aviation Gas 26 cents per gallon
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Ethyl Gas 25 cents per gallon
Standard Gas 23 cents per gallon
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^ Distillate 21 Yi cents per gallon
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SEE rs FOR DISCOUNTS ON QUANTITIES OVER |0O OAIJA.
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AGENTS, STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
THE M. S. SIERRA
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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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THE ARCTIC TRARSPORT CO.
LOCAL NEWS
t'HAMHER COMMERCE TAKES
ACTION REDUCTION
.UltMAIL HATES
At n meeting held yesterday
‘morning, in reference to the re
duction of airmail rates on special
emergency routes in Alaska, the
Nome Chamber of Commerce went,
on record to such action on tne
grounds that if the new rate of
only 25 cents per pound is main
tained the companies in the air
plane business. state thev will be
unable to carry it, thus abolish
ing a (service Which has existed
during the past two years.' anjl
wh’rh has been of creditable’ suc
cess.
Wires were sent to Geprge M.
Marchand and Delegate Dimond.
requesting them to take the mnt
ter up with the Postal Department
Mr. Marchand is the railway mail
clerk in Alaska. No replies have
ns yet been received but consid
eration will pPohably be given the
requests Mint the old rates of 50
cents per pound be restored.
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On today's foreign exchange th<> j
nrltisli pound sterling is now equal j
to $5.10. Formerly it has stood
for the past three months, since '
March, at $5.20. The Norwegian j
kronor droped from 26 cents to 1
25 and one half cents.
A seven pound, two ounce baby
sirl was born about 4:20 this
morning at the Maynard Columbus .
Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Hans 1
Mirow. Mother and baby are get
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MINERS AND MERCHANTS
RANK OP ALASKA
NOME, * ALASKA.
Established 1004
General Ranking Business
Conducted
('becking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Intercut Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dost Purchased
We Solicit Your Buslnesa
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URGE EAGLE HALL'
DANCE
ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION
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LADIES FREE
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11;nj? along line.. Daddy Hans gays:
, •* It's a girl” and pusses out the
j cigars with fervor. The baby
'should be a real, wideawake lit
I tie girl, as it was born on the
! 21st of June, the longest day of
the year. Congratulations!
Chas. Caulklns and Ben Glll
(ette who have been working up
at the head of anvil, are reported
:to be making a elean-np today, af
Iter about a months work.
! I.yman Culver who is in charge
I of the lighterage equipriient at
Teller of the Teller Commercial
Co.,., arrived.,Nome bv plane yes
tenia?-, tp inVait the arrival of his
I wife, who is aboard lie S. S. Vic
toria. du^j sometime Friday even
ing. He reports several barges
cf the company in the water and
one tug, ready for work when the
boats get to Teller. The remaind
er of the equipment will not. be
placed in the water until later in
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Goo. Sholln. who is operating at
Solomon Is in town today and will
remain until the Victoria arrives.
He is here to meet his family
who are incoming passenger:*
aboard the vessel.
nor ST ACTIVITIKS
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Pilot Frank While)’ of the
Roust Airways of Nome, returned
this afternoon from Kotzebue by
way of Dime Dandlng. As pass
engers were Mrs. N. Gallegher
from Kotzebue and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred J. Kolknian from Dime. Geo.
Morelander was a passenger from
Kotzebue to Deering.
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