WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
■Cloudy with drizzle and fog this
evening becoming partly cloudy
Saturday. Winds southerly 10-15
anph. this evening becoming west
erly Saturday. Little change in
■temperature. Lowest temperature
expected tonight 46, high Satur
day 50.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: Precipitation .34 in.
(Month total 6.91 ins.) High tem
perature 50, low 47. Max. wind 23
mph. from the west. Sunrise at
4:31 a.m., sunset 7:36 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 64, low 46. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 66 in 1940,
low 29 in 1913.
SALE
A limited number of
Gold Jewelry at Cost.
Jeweled Watches, Rings
Earrings, Lavaliers
See
ROBERT MAYOKOK
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Dramatic Moving Picture
To Be Shown Sunday
At Methodist Church
“Again Pioneers,” a dramatic
moving picture, running time 60
minutes, will be shown at the
Community Methodist Church
this Sunday night beginning at
7 o’clock sharp.
It is the heart-probing story of
how one person found the solu
tion to personal and social prob
lems through the Christian Gos
pel. Dramatic conflict is provided
as migrants settle in “shack town”
on the outskirts of a city which
advertises itself as a “friendly
town.”
Friends of Rev. Richard Barnes
have received announcement of
his marriage to Cynthia Ruth
Berg at Phoenix, Arizona.
Barnes was one of the church
volunteer workers last summer
during the construction of the
Community Methodist Church
parsonage.
Emily Ivanoff Brown has been
visiting in Nome enroute to Pt.
Barrow where she will teach
school for the Alaska Native Ser
vice.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
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YOUR PATIENCE ~ PLEASE
WE ARE REMODELING OUR
GROCERY AND MEAT DEPARTMENTS.
There will be some temporary changes.
But soon we will have the
MOST MODERN SUPERMARKET
IN NORTHWEST ALASKA
for the convenience of our customers.
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THANK YOU
Your Friendly Community Store
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Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
Square Knot Sails From Seattle
SEPTEMBER 23rd.
CALLING AT ST. MICHAEL, l^OME, AND TELLER
DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING FREIGHT
AT SEATTLE DOCK:
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NOME ROTARY RAISES
$410 FOR SCOUTS SO FAR
The Rotary Club Committee on
raising funds for the Boys Scouts
of America has about completed
their annual drive, stated Chair
man Walt Sipprell.
To date, $410.14 has been turned
into the fund.
Businessmen took time off from
their own busy schedules to make
the annual drive in the interest of
the boys of the community.
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY
Several new books were dona
ted to the K K Public Library this
week including “Gasoline Gypsy,”
by Thomas; “Iceland,” by Jensen;
“Kreigie’s Journey,” by Hen
dricks; “Just One Cat,” by Wil
gus; “Pyramids and the Patri
archs,” by Jeffrey; “Bathroom's
Down the Hall,” by Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Perkins leave
next week for Fairbanks. Perkins,
who has been teaching in grade
school here, will enter the Uni
versity of Alaska for the winter.
Their home has been sold to
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald.
I SHOWING AT j
THEATER j
Adults 85<f Children 401
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
SILVER
SATURDAY NIGHT
MIDNIGHT SHOW
SUNDAY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MONDAY — 7:15 & 9:15
Gather found everyone
and share it\e
It's the biggest package
of entertainment ever!
JANE
WYMAN
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SMITH- TONE BAKION
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HERE
COMES THE
GROOM
BLIND JIM KANYAK DIES
Jim Kanyak, known as Blind
Jim, aged 80 years, passed away
Tuesday. Kanyak lived alone on
D Street and was cared for by
many friends who led him to
town frequently for supplies.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Susan Paneo'k, who came up from
her fish camp at the Nook for the
funeral, which is scheduled for
Saturday afternoon at 2:00 from
the Covenant Church. A nephew
in Mt. Village plans to be here
in time for the service.
ROTARY MEETING
At the Thursday noon meeting
of the Nome Rotary Club a motion
picture on safety was shown
courtesy of the N.C. Cat Shop.
Guests at the luncheon were
Robinson Blankenship, postmaster
at Kiana, Major Dunning, and Dr.
Fratianni.
Nome USO To Be Ready
For Occupancy by Oct. 1
At Old Board of Trade Site
Announcement was made today
of the leasing of the former Board
of Trade building to tho USO for
their clubhouse. '
Madge Haney, who is here from
the Fairbanks office, stated that
the former plan of setting up their
own building in the vicinity of
Nome Motors has proved unfeasi
ble due to the lateness of the
season.
Plans are starting immediately
for a complete interior renovation
and decoration. The building will
be laid out, stated Mrs. Haney,
with snack bar, recreation room,
record and reading lounge and an
ideal club for the men stationed
at Nome Field. It is expected the
club will be ready for occupancy
by October 1st.
TURKEY S—T U R K E Y S
THIS YEAR’S CROP !
HENS . 85< lb.
TOMS . 85< lb.
FRYERS <5 lb. avg.). $1 lb.
POT ROAST .. 69<‘ lb.
for roasting
FRESH FRYING CHICKEN . 1.10 lb.
(pan ready)
SPRING SHOULDER of LAMB . 75^ lb.
T-BONE STEAK .. 84^ lb.
We have just received a shipment of
FRESH REINDEER from Selawik.
U. S. MERC
NOME’S HOME-OWNED STORE
NEW FULL SIZE STANDARD PORTABLE
THE ROYAL COMPANION
} Regular Price i |
$77*o
Pay as Little as $1.25 Pei Week
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