LOM N COMMERCIAL CO.
STMMRB Oil PRICES
NOW EFFECTIVE
AT THE PUMP:
Gas 25 cents per gallon
BY THE BARREL:
Standard Gas 21 cents per gallon
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Ethyl Gas 23 cents per gallon
Aviation Gas 24 cents per gallon
Distillate 19j£ cents per gallon
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THE M. S. SIERRA
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IS SCHEDULED TO SAIL SHORTLY
FOR ALL POINTS FROM UNALASKA
TO KOTZEOUE
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LOCALNEWS
S. H. VICTORIA NOT TO
ARKIVK NOMK UNTIL
SI’NDAV MORNING
Word received at the local of
fice of the Alaska Steamship Co.
states that the S. S. Victoria of the
Alaska Line is due to arrive Sun
day a.m., not this evening. It is
unknown at this time what depart
ure the Victoria has taken form
her regular course to Nome, but It
is supposed the vessel may have
gone into Bristol Bay. »
The S. S: Derblay of the Alaska
Line was reported to Itave left
Kotzebue about noon today, after
discharging cargo there. The ves
sel is expected to arrive Nonva
about July 21st.
V Vr i'lAVK ACTIVITIES
Pilot Hans Mirow of the North
ern Air Transport made a round
trip to Teller today, returning with
\V. A. Bartholomae.
Pilot Vic Ross of the NAT la
held at Nome today with adverse
weather conditions, from making a
return flight to Fairbanks.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Joe Crabtree, who has been In ^
the hospital for the past few days
is rapidly recovering now.
A1 Maurensa of Marshall who
underwent a major operation re
cently, is recovering nicely.
Art Brown, employee of the ARC
who suffered a foot injury is In
the hospital tor a few days..
Bobby Hagberg of Dime Creek
who underwent a major operation
left the hospital Tuesday, much
lnproved.
Mrs. Edward Seidenverg and
baby left the hospital today.
INFORMAL RECEPTION BY
CHAMBER COMMERCE FOR
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIR
TEACHERS, REPRESENTATIVES
Last evening in the log cnb:n
home of the Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce an informal
reception o>f welcom* and enter
tainment was staged for the Office
of Indian Affairs teachers and rep
resentatives.
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DINNER COOKED TO
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HOME BAKED BREAD
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OPEN a A.M.
OLOHR 8 P.M.
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CAFE
| Teachers from every school lu
Northwestern Alaska were brought
to Nome recently to he In attend
ance at the Demonstration School
j to be held here during the sum
mer months.
I Various entertaining numbers
were put on by Mrs, Neva Wha
ley’s juvenile school of dancing,
much to the appreciation of every
one present. Numerous introduc- j
lory remarks by members of the j
Chamber of Commerce served to j
acquaint everyone present. Thru j
suggestions, several of the super- :
visors of the Demonstration School !
who arrived here, on the first Vic
toria, were called upon to make a
few remarks, and a better under
standing of their purpose and en
deavors was made known,
i A large number of Invited guests
showed their Interest in what the
I Office of Indian Affairs is attempt
ing to do. It was entirely Infor
mal throughout, and following the
short introductions the gathering
disbursed und many new acquain
tances were made. A Jolly crowd
assembled for light refreshments,
which were enjoyed by everyone,
as they sifted about the room
meeting new people and becoming
acquainted all over again with
friends they had not aeen for some
time.
The gathering served as a
means of welcoming all of the out
of-town visitors td Nome and at
tempting to accord them all of the
hospitalities for which Nome Is fa
mous. The reception did not break
up until a late hour, but when it
did It was declared to be a suc
cess in every sense of the word.
Will IchVj, shortly for Juneau.
Anyone needing expert piano tun
ing service better telephone your
orders now. Will not visit Nous
for some time. Thank you. Oeo.
Anderson. Hemlquarter*: Golden
Gate Hnte.
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SPECIAL BIRTHDAY AND PARTY CAKES MADE TO ORDER
OPBItf PROM 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
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ROOMS BY THK DAY OR MONTH
CORNED i
REINDEER
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