NOTE OF THANKS
We wish to express our appre
ciation to Waller Simon and many
friends who helped and sympa
thized with us in the recent loss;
of our son.
—The Okilkons
We're early today. Threatened
with a power shut-off at 1 o’clock,
we got out early rather than late.
NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received by
Robert F. Baldwin, Secty. of Nome
Lodge No. A-5, I.O.O.F.. prior to
2 pan., November 20, 1957, for the
following properties located, in
the City of Nome.
(1) In Block "D": East 3 feel of
Lot 1, all of Lot 2, and all except
the East 3 feet of Lot 5.
(2) In Block SO: Lot 12 and the
East 10 feet of Lot 11, together
with the building, known as the
Odd Fellows Hall, located thereon.
Envelopes to be marked wheth
er for group (1) or group (2).
Right reserved to reject any and
all bids.
Building may be inspected by
appointment. 34
Joan Lambrecht Installed
As Home Arts President
Joan Lambrecht was installed
as president of the Women’s Fed
eration Club, Home Arts Club,
last evening by outgoing president
Elizabeth Herman.
Other officers taking over for
the year include Dorothy Grant
as vice president' and program
chairman, Peggy Kelliher as sec
retary and Ann Snyder as trea
surer. j
The group announces its annu-1
al bake sale for the Saturday be- j
fore Thanksgiving, the proceeds'
from which will be given in lunch
tickets to children of needy fam
ilies for school lunches.
A program of slides was pre
sented by the Celanese Corp. in
the form of a travelog and sourc
es of new fabric designs and ma
terials.
— Pioneers’ Attention —
MEETING TONIGHT
Pioneer Igloo
Refreshments
f 8 pan. PIONEER HALL
FRESH VEGETABLES AND
COMPLETE GROCERIES
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FRESH MEATS AND FISH
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KITCHENWARE, FURNITURE
AND HARDWARE
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INFANTS’ and CHILDRENS’ WEAR
LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
MEN’S FURNISHINGS
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Free Delivery Out-of-Town Orders
High School Play
‘Inner Willy’
Thursday at 8 p.m.
Don’t forget to attend the an
nual high school play, to be pre
sented Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
You’ll be guaranteed laughs
watching Inner Willy in his at
tempts to make a man out of
somewhat stuffy Willoughby Ad
ams, who has been too long under
the over-solicitous influence of
his three maiden aunts. He’s duti
fully practiced the piano, swal
lowed gallons of cod-liver oil, and
listened to his aunts’ arguments
over whether he should become a
lawyer, musician or architect.
Not only that, but they even
arrange dates for him.
With Inner Willy’s prodding he
finally asserts himself and makes
a career choice, and satisfactoral
ly disposes of girl complications.
Donald Munz plays the part of
Willoughby and Ray Arnold plays
Inner Willy. The three maiden
aunts are Mary Jo Swanberg, Vir
ginia Doyle and Diane Lee.
Others who take part are Gerald
Trigg, Alice Glavinvoich, Harriet
Coleman, Rodney Boucher, Sherry
Carter and Alice Scott.
No children will be admitted to
the evening performance, but a
free nursery wil be held in the
upstairs assembly room for those
parents who have children too
young to leave at home alone.
Those in charge of the nursery
are Myrtle Chambers, .Clarice
Hardy, Monica Boucher, Edna
Nelson, and Mary Jean Longley.
Wyatt Earp To Be Seen
In ‘Young Gun’ Tonight
A young gun fighter forces Wy
att Earp to prove his skill in a
tense drama tonight over Nome’s
KNOM-TV.
Jimmy Craig, an 18-year-old
whose gun hand was lightning
fast, travels to Dodge City hoping
to become Wyatt Earp’s deputy,
only to remain long enough to
face Wyatt in a life-and-death
gun fight in the exciting story of
the “Young Gun’’ cn The Life
and Legend of Wyatt Earp, Wed.,
Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m. on Channel
4 and the ABC television network.
ATTENTION ALL MASONS
Regular staled communication
Thursday evening at 8:00
Refreshments
—Robert Lewis, W.M.
Berda Sez:—For all your tape
recording needs, come lo THE
MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Electrolux vacuum,
Dormeyer mixer, toaster , and
kitchenwares. Blankets & lin
ens, misc., all like new. White 108
FOUND—Small key on cord. Call
Nugget.
Moving. MUST SELL NOW—
Misc. food, VM recorder, fur
leggings, typewriter, file cases,
Pony flash camera, movie cam
era, mouton coat, sew machine,
cornet, radio, bassinet, crib,
plastic dishes, knee boots (12’,
encyclopedias, Mixmaster. Call
White 131. 34
NEW DRY RED SALMON 45<*
per lb. by bundle and 50<f per
lb. straight. R. R. “Bob” Blod
gett, Teller Commercial Co.,
Teller, Alaska. 133
BOOKKEEPER WANTED—State
experience and references in
writing. Call Nugget. 32c
YOUR NEW AVON representa
tive, June Jefferies, is now tak
ing Christmas orders. 32
WANTED — Home for pups—
Vi Irish setter, Vi Laborador.
Call Red 187 anytime Saturday.
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SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 pjn.
TONIGHT and THURSDAY
THOUSANDS HAVE CHEERED THE BIGGEST
MUSICAL COMEDY UNDER THE SUN
“ANNIE GET
YONUR GUN”
•tarring BETTY HUTTON
Howard Keel Louis Kalhern,
J. Carrol Nash Edward Arnold,
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Keenan Wynn
Color by Technicolor
An M-G-M Masterpiece Reprint
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Starring Walter Pidgeon
“FORBIDDEN PLANET”
Cinemascope and color
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RIB STEAKS U.S. Choice 98^ lb.
ROUND STEAK U.S. Choice 98<^ lb.
POT ROAST u.s. Choice 73<zf lb.
RUMP ROAST U.s. Choice 73f4 lb.
SLICED BACON bS-s^ $110 lb.
PIECE BACON 95(* lb.
HAM HOCKS 59<: lb.
BACON SQUARES 59^ lb.
CANNED HAMS .Swift's Premium $1.20 lb.
WHOLE SALMON (Qwukiuk) 1.50 each
TROUT 49^ lb.
SMOKED SALMON STRIPS m-ib. Can $1.95
SMOKED HERRING 75^ lb.
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