s & w
j Pitted Ripe Olives No. Tall 45c I
Happy - Vale
Sweet Pickles 2 Oz. Jar 49c I
Libby’s
Fruits For Salad No. 303 Tin 43c
Lady Elberta
Peaches no. ** Tin 47c
Colin
Poultry Dressing 12 Oz. Bag 54c I
Walla Walla .
All Green Asparagus No. 300 Tin 45c I
Pacific Pearl
Crab Meat 6‘/2 Oz. Tin 74c I
Fresh ■’*?!
L e 11 u e Lb. 65c
Tube Tomatoes Each 63c
Best Food
Mayonnaise 32 o«. j« 89c
SPECIALS
L Y N D E N
TURKEYS 7 Lb. up to 20 Lb.—Lb. 65c
BAKING FOWL ..... ^ 67<
O C O M A
FRYING CHICKEN ..62c
SWIFT’S
ROASTING CHICKEN ,,.,..^71c
PLYMOUTH POULTRY
CAPONS 5 Lb. to 6 Lb. — Lb. 98C
O C O M A
LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS ...».^72c
THE NOME NUGGET 3
Wednesday, November 18, 1959
Nome Hospitality
Prized by League as
Alaskan Heritage
i To the People of Nome:
I know I express the feeling of
every visiting delegate and guest
| attending the recent League of
[ Alaskan Cities Convention in.
j your city. This is a feeling of
j deep appreciation for the warm
! est and fullest hospitality a com
, munity can offer. You have at
I tractions in Nome that make us
proud to be united with you as
Alaskans—to prize as part of our
own heritage and very special
culture. We are proud that your
mayor is our new president.
Our only regret is that the con
vention left us so little time to
become acquainted with you and
your city. This will prompt many
of us to return again—to do our
assessment work. And if the road
to Nome can be built on the hopes
and desires of those who know
its destination, your council had
1 better start planning for lots of
! parking places.
Thank you, Nome — your city
I officials, your Chamber of Com
merce, your business people and
j craftsmen, Sam Mogg and the
! Eskimo Dancers, and all the other
people who make up your city—
I for a very wonderful time.
League of Alaska Cities,
Mrs. Lucy Mick,
Executive Secretary.
Cancer Victim’s Widow
Sues Cigarette Companies
OKLAHOMA CITY, W) — A
widow is asking seven cigarette
j companies to pay her and her two
.minor children $250,000 on
grounds her husband smoked cig
! arettes and died of lung cancer.
The suit was filed on behalf
i of Hazel Shields of Holdenville,
I Okla., in Oklahoma District
j Court yesterday.
She contends her husband, Ed
Shields, smoked two to three
packages of cigarettes per day
and had smoked since he was 15
•years old.
Mrs. Shields contended the com
panies and distributors named
failed to protect the public health.
The suit also alleges the defend
ants warranted their products
.were wholesome.
j COURT-ORDERED SALE OF
! ALASKA FREIGHT TUGS HELD
UP FOR REORGANIZATION
SEATTLE, — The sale of
five tugs of Alaska Freight Lines,
which is undergoing reorganiza
tion, was postponed Monday by
posting of a $420,480 check in
Federal Court.
* Federal Judge John C. Bowen
set a new sale date of November
30.
If the reorganization succeeds,
the $420,480 will be used to pay
creditors who hold, libels on the
five tugs.
FIRE WHISTLE SIGNALS
1 Whistle — East of Division
Street.
2 Whistles — West of Division
Street.
(Division Street runs between
Morgan’s and Wien Airlines.)
SHOPPING PAYS LEFT
n HELP FIGHT TB
with CHRISTMAS SEALS
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