BOAT NEWS
The M.S. Tonsina is still dis
charging contractor’s supplies at
Unalakleet.
The Coastal Rambler is dis
charging freight here. It will go
to Unalakleet as soon as the Ton
sina has completed unloading,
there and then return to Nome
to complete unloading here.
FREE DANCE
AT TEEN-AGE CLUB
9 to I Saturday — Refreshments
All Former Chaperons Invited
Water From
BRONSON
Water Delivery
is the
“Best in the West”
SOFTENED and TEMPERED
— Gall MAIN 19 —
; D.J. Reader and Werdna
Bell Slinkard To Be
Married Saturday Night
The wedding of D. J. Reader
and Werdna Bell Slinkard has
been announced for tomorrow
evening. Reader is employed at
the Polar Bar and the bride, who
is the sister of Mrs. Robert Oliver,
is employed by Builders Supply
Co.
Following the wedding, which
will be held at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hedreen,
there will be a reception for in
vited guests.
Engagement Announced
William Thomas and Francis
Oumouk, daughter of Mrs. Flora
Washington, announced their en
gagement last evening with a
party at the Bering Sea Club.
Thomas is a bartender at the
Bering Sea Club. They plan to be
married in January, it is re
ported.
Early Fire Alarm At ACS Area
The Fire Department was call
ed to the residence of Sgt. “Giz”
Powell in the ACS area early
this morning. A davenport was on
fire, apparently from a cigarette,
stated the fire chief. There was
no other damage.
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"60 TEAES SERVING ALASKA
COASTAL RAMBLER
NOW IN PORT
DISCHARGING FREIGHT
Calling Next at
Unalakleei—Teller —Nome
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Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdez and Seward
AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
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j Lost River Tin Mine
Awaiting Outcome of
Transfer Negotiations
H. B. Brown returned to Lost
River after a short visit in Nome
and will be in charge of the camp
during its closure.
Operations were in a stand-by
position for the winter pending
the outcome of negotiations by the
UJ5. Tin Corp. with other firms
who are considering taking it
over. The establishment of a set
price by the government is also
hoped for so that domestic tin can
be mined in a business-like man
ner.
Phoebe Circle Elects Officers
The Covenant Phoebe Circle
met in the Phoebe Hall “old Cove
nant Church building” on Oct. 12.
Jennie Oksoktaruk led the devo
tions and the following officers
were elected:
Helen Carlson, president; Jen
nie Oksoktaruk, vice president;
Felicia Tetpon, secretary; Rebecca
Eben, vice sdfcretary; Hannah
Ahwinona, treasurer; Mary Walk
er, flower chairman.
A resume of some of the past
years activities was given by the
president and some plans for the
Thanksgiving potlatch were de
cided upon.
One of the oldest flowers in
cultivation is the pansy, which
belongs to the violet family.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Two fur coats, one
combination radio-phonograph.
Call Red 164 or Main 135.
FOR SALE—4 wheel drive Army
command car. Phone Main 3
after 5. 124
FOR SALE—Muskrat parka, size
12-14. G. E. washing machine
with wringer, in good condition.
Call Black 189 after 6 pan.
Fuller Brushes, Box 61, Anchorage
For Sale—Encyc. Brit. 7-language
dictionary, V6off. Call Nugget.
BEST ONE-MAN BUSINESS
• IN ALASKA
Own and operate it yourself.
We provide capital. Dealership
now available here. For full in
formation, write The J. R. Wat
kins Company, 3903 Brooklyn
Avenue, Seattle 2, Wash, 122
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
ALEX NiCOL* AUDREY TOTTER
WITH
CHARLES WIHNINGER
Hop* EMERSON • Joseph WISEMAN
Barry KELLEY
Screenplay by Irving Shubnan
Based on th* Saturday Evening Post Story
■ The Disappearance of Dolan” by William Fay 1
■ Associate Producer-Director—William A. Setter I
IA REPUBLIC PICTURE |
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
[Cary Grantr!!
Betsy Brake!
Room Fori
On More'.
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JACK ROSE «t> MELVILLE SHAVELSON (sT|PS
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HENRY BLANKS* NORMAN TAUROG
Rev. Thomas Knudson
To Be Installed Sunday
As New Lutheran Pastor
Rev. Thomas Knudson will be
installed as pastor of the Nome
Lutheran Church on Sunday, Oct.
16 at the 9:45 a.m. and 11 a.m.
worship service, with Rev. Norval
Hegland of Teller, Eskimo Mis
sion Field Superintendent officiat
ing at the services. Rev. Albert
Tastad of Lost River, will also
participate in the service.
Rev. and Mrs. Knudson arrived
Tuesday by Pan American Air
ways from Grandview, Wash.
OES Special Practice Sunday
Officers of Alaska Chapter No.
1 OES, are reminded that there
will be a special practice Sunday
afternoon at 2:00 p.m. at the
Masonic Temple.
All members and visting East
ern Stars are requested to attend
the regular meeting on Monday
when degrees will be conferred on
candidates.
AT ROTARY LUNCHEON . . .
Rotarians enjoyed a picture on
German military personnel on
skiis at Thursday luncheon thru
the courtesy of the Alaska Na
tional Guard. Guests were Rev.
and Mrs. Thomas Knudson of the
Lutheran Church, and Maj. Sieg
wart of the A.N.G.
NOTICE
This is to notify all owners of
apparently abandoned vehicles on
city streets and alleys to remove
same immediately. Failure to do
so will result in towing away and
impounding of vehicle. This is
made necessary for snow removal
and keeping open fire lanes and
for the safety of the community
as a whole.
Carl Webb. Police Chief;
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Harris Denney was bound over
to the grand jury in Anchorage
for issuing a check in Anchorage
without funds.
Frank Coplin, charged with as
sault and battery by Jennie Cop
lin, was found not guilty.
Wilson Shoogukuwrk was given
90-day sentence for non-support,
45 days of the sentence suspended.
Services Sunday for Grotha Baby
Graveside services for Theodore
Grotha Jr., infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Grotha, will be held at
Belmont Point cemetery Sunday
afternoon at 2:00 p.m.
One More Week to Hear
Eskimo Evangelist
Rev. John WrigKi of Kotzebue
Is the special speaker
at the Church of the Nazarene
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each evening including Saturday
at 7:30 p.nu, October 14 to 23rcL
U.S. Merc is the place to buy!
GRAIN-FED BEEF
YOUNG AND JUICY
T-BONE STEAKS . 85c lb.
SIRLOIN STEAKS.. 85® lb.
ROUND STEAKS .,. 85c lb.
CLUB STEAKS. 85® lb.
VEAL STEAKS AND CHOPS. 79c lb.
POT ROAST . 59c lb.
BEEF STEW. 59c lb.
VEAL STEW . 59c lb.
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF. 54c lb.
PORK STEAKS, Lean. 85® lb.
PORK ROAST. 85c lb.
FRYING CHICKEN, cut-up, pan-ready 99® lb.
MUTTON STEAKS OR CHOPS. 59c lb.
LEG OF MUTTON for roasting .. 45® lb.
MUTTON STEW. 35c lb.
MUTTON CARCASS . 35c lb.
BEEF HEARTS . 49c lb.
BEEF TONGUE. 55c lb.
BAR-S WIENERS. 79c lb.
BOLOGNA, Sliced or Piece. 65® lb.
HINDQUARTER OF BEEF .. 59c lb.
CUT UP FREE OF CHARGE
FRONTQUARTER OF BEEF .. 54c lb.
CUT UP FREE OF CHARGE
SLAB BACON, Double Smoked. 89c lb.
BAR-S HAMS, Double Smoked. 95c lb.
LARD — PURE LARD. 37c lb.
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE GOOD ANYTIME
. . . JUST REGULAR PRICES