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Over Alaska’s Scenic Route
MOST ECONOMICAL WAY
TO THE STATES BY AIR
TRIPS ALSO MADE TO FAIRBANKS
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW
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PAA Activities
Pilots Jcslyn and Knepper ar
rived in an Electra at 10:30 a.m.
with 735 pounds of mail and ex
press. The ship departed for
i Fairbanks with 300 pounds of
I mai and the following passen
gers: P. S. Smith. G. A. Pressnell,
William Murray, Avery Jolly,
George Christy. R. Haines, C. W.
Russell.
MIR mV ACTI> ITIfcS
Thursday, Capt. Sasseen in the
Stinson tri-motor left Nome's
new airport for Anchorage with
i the following passengers: Ray
Broste. Victor Miller, L. W.
Munz, Dr. Ruth Gruber, Lea Ste-1
vens, Mr. Campbell, Mr. King, |
Jerry Carroll.
Friday, Pilot Johnny Moore in .
the Lockheed Vega took off from '
he Nome airport for Anchorage
with the following passengers:
H. B. Morgan. J. G. Brown, G. D
Tirrpke. Mi*. Stapleton and Mr.
Stull.
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illustrated above is one of the spectacular HOT
SPOT performance tests that Thermo-Charged
“RPM” is putting on for auto service men these
days. And maybe it isn’t making these veterans
sit up and take notice! _
In this demonstration—test tubes are set in a
hot plate. One is filled with Thermo-Charged
“RPM"; the rest, with other leading oils. A curved
metal strip or “escape ladder” is placed in each
tube.
Then the heat is turned on! As the temperature
goes up—Thermo-Charged “RPM” stays put
where the heat is greatest. The other oils climb
straight up the metal strip— to escape the heat!
Try Thermo-Charged “RPM”—no Pennsylva
nia, Mid-Continent or Western oil can equal all
«of its advantages.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
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Now Available in Bulk or in Customer’s Containers \
STANDARD GASOLINE.21 per. gal.
STANDARD AVIATION GASOLINE .23% per gal.
STANDARD AVIATION GASOLINE, Ethyl 80 .24% per gal.
STANDARD AVIATION GASOLINE, Ethyl 87 .25% per gal.
All Prices Subject to Change Without Notice
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New prices effective September 9 on 53-gal. containers,
washed and repainted . 3.50 each
Effective September 9, credit on useable second-hand '
barrels returned . 2.50 each \
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Please Note: All deliveries now on a strictly cash-with-order basis.
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NEWS ITEMS
Alaska Line Agent Wilcox an
nounced today that the Derblay
is to arrive at St. Michael to
morrow night.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Sept. 24 — Pilot Wien brought
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and
Jerry Carrol to Nome from Tay
lor. Also Mr. and Mrs. L. Nichols
from Harris Creek.
Sept 25 — Pilot John Cross ar
rived from Deering with Agnes
Anderson, Dan Okuda and Jack
Down.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashenfelter
were taken to Counci', one pas
senger to Wht. Mt. and return
ing with a patient for the hos
pital.
Pilot Wien, to Council with G.
R. Jackson, L. H. Thompson to
Harris Credk, Fred Dent to Ag
gie Creek and bringing Connie
Hyder and E.G. Kearns to Nome.
B. J. McConaghy to Coffee Cr.
returning with H. Whaley and
Tom Cunningham from the
Springs.
Sept. 26 — Pilot Long with Ed
na Thompson, Louise and Ger
trude Hoogendorn for Taylor.
Wallace Hotel Impressive
Addition To Nome
An impressive addition to the
city of Nome is the Wallace Ho
tel located on Front Street,
which has recently opened for
business. The new hostelry is
owned and operated by Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Wal ace, well
known Nome residents.
The Pan American Airways oc
cupies an office to the right of
the lobby on the main floor. Dr.
Maxwell Kennedy has leased
two rooms for a modern dental
parlor consisting of a waiting
room, a laboratory, and a cheer
ful sunny dental room.
Miss Mae Walton, Miss Marie
Itiordon. Miss Freda Erfle. and
Miss Leona Kramer, all of whom
are teachers at the Nome Public
School, are living at the Wallace
Hotel Mr. Jack Humling who
was the builder of the hotel is
also a resident of the new es
tablishment. Transients are:
Lloyd E. Patrick and Lyle C.
Williams, of the Signal Corps,
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Jayne,
Patrick Stapleton, Wm„ F. Lin
ville, Guy A. Pressnall and Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Roberts.
The Wallace Hotel which is
faced with Insul Brick has the
latest and most modern equip
ment and furnishings There are1
14 rooms and a large dormitory!
in the basement. A 1 of the rooms i
are equipped with hot and cold
running water, walnut dressers,
Broadloom carpets, Simmons box
springs and springfllled mattress
es. There are four bathtubs, five
flush lavatories and two show
ers. The building is heated by a
General Electric furnace.
In addition to the foregoing,1
the new structure will have
Fluorescent lighting in all the
commercial rooms, the lobby and
stairways, and will be equipped
with a megaphone system.
Much credit is due to the Wal
laces for providing the City of!
Nome with such a fine modern
hotel.
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Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
11:00 a.m.—Church School
7:45 p.m. — Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Religion at the
Judgement Bar.”
Rev. W. P. Wood is very pleas
ed to announce to the public that
the choir will start practicing
Sunday noon, October 5th. All
interested in singing with the
choir are urged to be present at
the first practice.
The pastor also wishes to
thank the Ladies Aid for its gift
of the new pupit drop for use in
the auditorium, and the church
board for the new colored church
windows which arrived on the S.
S. Sutherland. They will be plac
ed in the auditorium this week,
and the public is invited to see
them at the services on Septem
ber 28th.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
ATTENTION
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
will meet (tonight), Friday,
Sept. 26, 8 p.m. Important busi
ness.
Robert Baldwin, N. G.
For More Warmth per Dollar
Get Your Blankets at
POLET’S
JACK FROST BLANKETS
Splendid warmth and long service have made these
blankets celebrated wherever quality is appreciated.
Single blankets of Virgin Wool, in Rose, Clue,
and White, bound with deep Satin bcrder, 72 x 84 §12.50
AUTO ROBES
All Wool Plaids, in Red and Black combinations.
Deep fringe, 54 x 72 ..*. $7.30
DOUBLE BLANKET SHEETS
Warm and durable, part wool, two inch sateen bor
der, Block plaid in rose, green and blue, 72 x 84 §3.50
ALL WHITE SINGLE BLANKET SHEETS
Deep fleecy nap, 72 x 99. . §2.25
PAA
OFFICE
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WALLACE HOTEL
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TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SERVICE
Passengers . . . Baggage . . . Small Freight
. . . U-Drive Car for Rent . . .
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THE POLAR TAXI AND DELIERY SERVICE
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