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QUICK FROZEN
Fillet Cod Local White Fish
* Fillet Sole Lutefisk
• ‘ * Halibut Oysters
Alaska King Salmon Finnan Haddie
Kotzebue Shea Fish King Crab Legs
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All varieties of canned Sea Food
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IF THE PLANES CAN LAND
The largest shipment and greatest variety
of fresh fruits and vegetables received this
season—From Florida, Texas, California and
Washington—FOR YOUR TABLE.
FRESH EGGS EVERY WEEK
NEW SUPPLY OF POULTRY
( Ours is frozen, I’m glad to say! )
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A Large Assortment of
DOMESTIC and IMPORTED CHEESES
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FRESH MILK and COTTAGE CHEESE
Your Friendly Community Storo
NC SUPERMARKET
Department of Northern Commercial Company
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
Grand Jury Completes
Its Session Today
The Grand Jury presented its;
final report this morning, com
pleting their work for this session.
Two true bills were brought in
yesterday: an indictment against
Jacob Carter for assault with in
tent to rape, and against Flora
Johnson and Charles Green for
co-habitation in the state of
adultery.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Fred Bourdon was sentenced
today to 30 days in Federal jail
and fined $50 for assault and
battery.
Dewey Goodrich To Attend
N.C. Meeting In Anchorage
Dewey Goodrich is scheduled
to leave for Anchorage tomor
row to attend the annual meeting
of N.C. store managers from thru
out the territory. Attending the
meeting from Seattle headquar
ters are Volney Richmond, presi
dent of the concern, and John
Larson, as well as other depart
ment heads. The conference will
last about a week.
Customers Get Keys To
Builders ‘Treasure Chest'
i Builders Supply have present
ed merchants and all their cus
tomers with keys this week which
are to be used to open a Treasure
Chest now on display.
The chest is filled with useful
hardware items, stated manager
Jack Reed, and if you have a key
that fits the lock you may choose
a gift.
The chest is to be locked on
March 12, after which the keys
may be tried in the lock. Reed
says there are no sti'ings attached
and it costs nothing to pai'ticipate
except to be the holder of a
special key.
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
Copies of ihe proposed Dog Or
dinance are at your disposal in
City Clerk's office. Submit your
opinions or any changes, in writ
ing, to the City.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk
Publish March 4, 9, 11, 1955.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT—Furnished 3-room
house w/shower. Call Main 123.
FOR SALE—Ray hot water heat
er. 45 gals, capacity complete
with Modines and spare parts.
Call Main 24. 27
FOUND—Pearl earring. Call at
Nugget.
FOUND—Woman’s glasses with
dark plastic rims. Call at the
Nugget.
SHOWING AT
StheaterI
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
Desperate Search
Howard Keel - Keenan Wynn
Jane Greer - Patricia Medina
This picture is especially for the
children being the story of the
search and the adventures of two
small children lost in a forest.
— Plus Serial —
THE PURPLE MONSTER
STRIKES AGAIN
SUNDAY
Starting 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
MONDAY — 7:15 & 9:15
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A REPUBLIC PRODUCTION
Boy Scout Auction
To Be Held Tonight
Another big auction sale is to
be held this evening at the Boy
Scout Hall, sponsored by the Boy
Scouts.
Bigger and better bargains are
to be offered, said committee
chairman Dick Benson, who also
stated that additional donations
will be picked up if anyone has
something to contribute. He also
suggested that contributions of
cakes or cookies for tonight’s sale
will be greatly appreciated.
The doors will open at 7:30 this
evening at the Boy Scout Hall
on the corner of Spokane and
Second Ave.
16 Alaskans Pass Bar Exams
Among 16 Alaskas who passed
their bar examinations at Juneau
this week was Russell Arnett,
formerly U.S. Commissioner here.
Others who passed the examin
ation included Robert LaFollette,
Warren Taylor Jr., Charles Cole,
L. N. Gore, David Press, Edward
Reifstock, Roger Connor and
Dickerson Regan.
Another examination will be
given this month.
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! Vandals Destroy Car
| Belonging To ACS Man
A red Chevrolet sedan # owned
by Wallace Jones of ACS“ was
stolen Wednesday evening from
where it was parked in front of
the M & M Bank.
The car was finally fouod on
j the Fort Davis road east of town,
: beyond the garbage dump. It had
been run off the road and dVer
‘ turned and maliciously destroyed,
j Tires, windows, fenders, dash
; board, upholstery and every pos
; sible part of the car are re
i ported hacked and torn beyond
j repair.
A thorough investigation is now
' under way by the authorties.
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NEW ROTARY OFFICERS
Rotarians at the Thursday noon
| luncheon were shown a film on
tractors provided by the N.C. Cat
: Dept.
New Rotary officers for the
j year are: George Payer, presi
j dent; Dewey Goodrich, vice presi
i dent; Bill Tuttle, treasurer; Dick
1 Benson, secretary; and Bill Bar
l ber and Larry Galvin, directors.
Leiler-Size File Folders For
Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
HEAR YE! HEAR YE!
THE POLARIS
Announces ...
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING
AND REMODELING
BAR AND RESTAURANT CLOSED
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
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See You All On Thursday
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— BARB and TOM
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BASKETS
Big Baskets — Little Baskets
WITH COVERS AND OPEN
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h rom All Parts of the Territory
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