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UNALAKLEET FRESH VEGETABLES
PRICES IN UNALAKLEET:
Beets, Cabbage. Carrots, Parsnips 10< per. lb.
Rutabagas and Turnips 7<‘ per lb.
Cauliflower 12-20' per head, depending on quality
Head Lettuce 10-20' per head, depending on size
Green Onions 20-.'55f per doz. depending on size
Leaf Lettuce, Spinach, Swiss Chard, Radishes 15< per lb.
Orders may be sent to E, B. Larsson
P A A ACTIVITIES
An Electra arrived with
mail and Mr. Sundell from
New York and John L. Mc
Cormick. Territoral Dir
ector of Selective Service,
from Juneau. The plane
vill remain over night.
STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
July 13 — Pilot Whaley
made a round trip to Moses
Pt. Dave Stewart was a
round tripper and Alex Me
Innis was a passenger from
Golovin.
Today — Pilot Whaley
j left with Mr. HufF for Un
alakleet and Mr. Moore
head for Moses Pt.
The Yultee is scheduled
| for a round trip from An
chorage today.
WIEN AIRLINES
July 18 — Pilot Paine
to Teller with Eugene Her
I man and Tom Blatchford
and sister. Tommy A. to
Wales. Sam Kendrick and
Mr. Russell to Shishmaref,
and Harold Heide to Nome
from Lost River.
Pilot Wien arrived from
Fairbanks with Sig Lantto.
July 19 —Pilot Wien to
Ungalik with Mike Walsh
and George Geomalis, and
Jennie James to Unalak
leet. Gilbert and Pete
Fidgeland were passengers
for Fairbanks.
Pilot Paine brought to
Nome Chas. H. Berg from
, the Kougarok. Mr. Paden
and two others were taken
to Wht. Mt. Mrs. Silver
man and two daughters
were brought in from Tay
lor, Dick Ludwig returned
from Coffee Creek and T.
Blatchford came in from
Teller.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Funeral services for Ursula
Frame will he held from the Es
kimo Church Tuesday, July 21st,
at 2 p.m.
WANTED
Grocery Clerk. Experienced man
preferred. Lehmann's.
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Lomen Commercial Co.
Freight will now
Be Accepted
For Shipment to the States
Deliver Outgoing Ship
ments to the Freight Office
At Your Earliest
Convenience
Lomen Commercial Co.
Nome Seattle Fairbanks
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Standard Diesel Fuel Oil Now Available
In Bulk or In Containers
PRICES:
500 Gallons or more into your containers
at the Plant .12 Vs per gallon
40 to 499 gallons into your containers
at the Plant .14 per gallon
59-gallon Containers, washed and repainted 9.50 each
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
DELIVERIES ON A STRICTLY CASH-WITH-ORDER BASIS
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
FAIRBANKS NOME SEATTLE
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There is Still Time
To Contribute Your Scrap
Rubber to the War Effort
There is still time to bring in
your roll'-ct on of old rubber to
j tin' dump west cS the Nome
| Motors. Unavoidable delay in
transportation has extended the
, time for the rubber drive, and
j so additional opportunity is giv
; > n those who could not bring or
I send in their scrap rubber last
week.
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Those who have no way of.
| brmging in their scrap rubber
1 should call Mrs. Art Martin, who
will do her best to arrange for
[ its collection.
Frederick W. Aver,
War Savings Staff.
Here On Tour
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Ascertain Extent to Which
Evacuations have Reduced
Civilian Population
Visiting In Nome over thus past '
week-end has been Frederick W. !,
Ayer, Deputy Administrator of i
, the Alaska War Savings Staff. j
| Ayer is making a complete tour j
I of the Territory in an effort to 1
ascertain the extent to which ev
acuations have reduced the civ- i
llian population. As a result of
I his survey he hopes to arrive at a |
| more equitable mean for assign-j
, ing local quotas for War Bondi;
f sales for the duration of the war. j
Three-Quarters of a Million
I “Alaska has been asked by the j
I Treasury Department in Washing I
! ton to attain sales in excess of
three-quarters of a million dol- j
Lars monthly,” Ayer said. “Ob
i viously—as in the case of Nome— i
' some communities no longer are !
1 able to purchase securities on the
I same basis that they would have i
, a year, or even six months ago. j
• Where civilian populations have
; decreased on such a large scale, ;
we shall have to make quota ad- ;
justments downward, at the same
i time shifting some of the burden i
to other localities which have not
been subjected to large evacua- '
tions.
“Nome has done an excellent |
i job in support of this vital pro-1
i gram but I haven’t found a com-!
i munity yet in the Territory I
where the people are really buy
ing ’til it hurts.’ There is waste
ful spending of money on all
sides of us by people who can’t
seem to get the. idea into their
I heads that it is we. the people
ourselves who have got to pay
for this war.
! “The sooner the people of Al- j
I aska and the rest of the United:
States get down to brass tacks
and pitch in to help with every
dollar they don’t actually need
; for the bare necessities of living,
i the sooner the war will be end- j
j ed and the nation can revert to
i normal.
Business Far From Normal
“There is no longer any use in
trying to lull ourselves into
: a “business as usual’ attitude,”
Ayer said. “There is plenty of
evidence that business is far j
from normal, and Nome knows |
it better than most communities. ;
“I am glad to be able to say ,
that Nome is doing its part to ]
end the war but don’t forget j
that the end sill is not in sight j
and to continue to do your part j
is going to require much sacri
fice, much suffering and much
money. I am confident that this
community will come through
with flying colors.”
Mr. Ayer especially praised
the fine work of Garnet Martin,
chairman of the Nome War Sav
ings committee, in keeping the
Treasury’s campaign before the
local public, and he also express
ed his thanks to Mrs. George
Maynard for the Nome Nugget’s
cooperation.
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MRS. DAYS IDEAL BABY SHOES
The foot of the Baby determines
the foot of the “Adult.”
Christening and Shower Gifts
A. POLET
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS. Inc.
Announces Schedules Flight
Nome lo Fairbanks
Five Times Weekly
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Fairbanks to Seattle
LODESTAR AND DOUGLAS D. C. 3. SERVICE
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