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AGAIN YOUR N.C. OFFERS SUGGESTIONS
FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER
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★ SWIFTS FULLY COOKED HAMS
★ GRAIN FATTENED YOUNG BEEF
★ TENDER YOUNG OVEN READY TURKEY
AND READY STUFFED TURKEYS
★ ROASTING CHICKENS AND FRYERS
AIRBORNE cut flowers
Carnations Chrysanthemums Pompoms Roses
Brighten up your Thanksgiving table with fresh flowers
AVOCADOES YAMS GRAPES FRESH MILK
BANANAS SQUASH GRAPEFRUIT EGGS
CHESTNUTS LETTUCE MELONS
CRANBERRIES PARSLEY PEARS
CAULIFLOWER RADISHES SPECIAL ICE CREAM
CARROTS TOMATOES SPECIAL PASTRIES
CABBAGE SWEET POTATOES
GREEN ONIONS
CORN ON THE COB
LAST BOAT FRESH MERCHANDISE
APPLES ONIONS JELLIES
ORANGES POTATOES TABLE BEVERAGES
CANNED FRUITS
A Full Line of Frozen Foods and Vegetables
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YOUR PARTY DRESS AND EVENING WEAR
WITH ACCESSORIES
We have the platter for the turkey that you need
with a Thanksgiving picture of the Pilgrims.
Let s all be thankful for that which we have.
NC COMPANY
Alaska's Pioneer Merchant
Suzanne Fagerstrom
Leads Queen Contestants
With 34,800 Counters
In the Youth Center Queen
contest the latest tally at noon to
day gave these figures:
Suzanne Fagerstrom, sponsored
by the North Star Bakery is lead
ing the field with 34,800 votes.
Madeline Mogg, sponsored by
Nome Taxi, has 17,400 votes.
Mary Jo Swanberg, sponsored
by the Polaris Hotel, has 15,000
votes.
Alice Glavinovich, sponsored by
U.S. Merc and Nome Hardware,
has 8,800 votes.
Gay Weyer, sponsored by The
Theater, has 5,000 votes.
There will be a meeting of all
queen contestants at the City Hall
immediately after school today.
All persons having tickets out
are reminded to check in at noon
at the Police Staion.
Alaska GOP Group
Says Information Held
From New Legislators
ANCHORAGE, The Repub
lican Central Committee of Alas
ka Wednesday said the Legisla
tive Council’s audit committee
has been withholding information
from newly elected legislators.
The GOP group’s chairman,
Robert Groseclose of Fairbanks,
wrote the chairmen of the council
and the audit committee asking
that research material and infor
mation developed for use by mem
bers of the House be made avail
able immediately to new legis
lators.
Mrs. Tillie Reeve, Anchorage.
Republican national committee
woman, said complaints have
been received by the new House
members that they will toe unable
to obtain the material before the
legislature convenes in January.
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In the wonder of STEREOPHONIC SOUND
— SHOWING AT THE THEATER —
NEXT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21,
AND THANKSGIVING DAY, NOVEMBER 22
ONE MONTH'S FREE PASS to The Theaier will be given to the
Door Prise Winner at the Youth Center Benefit Dence November 22
if the ticket was purchased from Gay Weyer nr voted for her.
This pass good for all members of winner's family.