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BUT TRUE . . .
HILLS BROS.
-99c
Yes, Folks, Hills Bros. O
Coffee in 4 lb. Cans °nl* 0.37U
»— 5.20 1.24 « CASH
SUGAR" *-4.25
CARNATION MILK c_8.50
5
| ORANGE JUICE
2ibs. 27c 46 °z- 59c
remembeiTthe little ones
luffet Size* Corn, Carrots, Beets,
Beans and Mixed Yegetabes
VALUES »26c 6 ... 99'
Jusi right for bachelors, newly-weds and couples in love
\RGE
; ;f,i log’s pep « 29c
Lots of Pep . . .10 oz. pkg.
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U1 These ... and Many, Many
More Buys of the Year at
U.S. MERC
RUMMAGE AND FOOD SALE
Saturday June 7tli
At 10:00 a.m.
By Ladies of St. Joseph’s Church
AT PARISH HALL ON STEADMAN
Don't Miss
Your Ship . • •
ORDER EARLY
SS TONSINA will commence loading at
Seattle June 5 with scheduled sailing June
11 for Nome, St. Michael and Unalakleet.
MS GALENA Sails from Seattle July 9
For Nome, Teller, Kotzebue 8c St. Michael
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
For Nome and St. Michael
for further information contact
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
P. O. Box 200, Anchorage
JAMES F. O'SULLIVAN, Agent
| Two Plane Loads
| To See Exercises
At Gambell Tues.
Tomorrow morning two plane
loads of local people will leave
for Gambell, on St. Lawrence
Island for the conferring of citi
zenship on several of the island
ers who are of Russian origin.
Those now scheduled to make
the flight are Judge and Mrs.
Walter Hodge; Mary and Albert
Diede, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kron
inger, Mr. K. Gray, immigra
tion officer from Anchorage, Mr.
i and Mrs. Carl Liebig, Virginia
Doyle, Everett Bachelder, Emily
and Rod Boucher, Johnnie Ste
phenson, Little Sister Yvonne
Marie, Betty Doyle, Ruth Thom
son, Les Bronson, Meta Muller,
Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Stevens,
Johnnie Warneke, Ruth Towner,
Marjorie Smith, Lennie Nerland,
George Miller, Mrs. A. Klint
worth, John McNees.
A couple of seats still remain
unreserved and may be obetained
by calling Alaska Airlines or call '
John McNees.
I
I
New Personnel
Arrive At CAA
Frank Austin, has arrived from
Philadelphia to replace M.
Krump. CAA operator who
has been transferred to Fairbanks i
and left a couple of weeks ago. I
Mr. and' Mrs. Krump and four
children were guests at the Webb
Motel in Fairbanks until they
found a home of their own.
Dusty Rhodes, local CAA
station managed who has been
in Anchorage for the past month
returned home last night having
had his plane overhauled ahd
j new radio equipment installed
during his absence.
K. Faulke arrived from the
Indianapolis CAA center to
replace Lee Adams who has been
transferred to Detroit.
_ •
Raymond Bakeman from San
Antonio is stationed here with
CAA and expects his wife
and four cvhildren to arrive here
soon.
"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
, at The Nugget
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Summer Schedule
Sunday Masses—7, 9 a.m. 6 p.m.
Confessions Sat.—4-5, 7-8 p.m.
RUMMAGE SALE
At
MUSIC BOX
FABULOUS BARGAINS
In Miscellaneous Items Of
Canned Goods, Clothing
Furniture, etc.
New Items Every Day
Watch This Space
For The Date
Of The
WHERE IS-AS IS
SALE
At The U. S. 0. Bldg.
(Please Don't Call Nomerama)
WANT ADS
ROOM FOR RENT—Hungerford
Annex. Main 61. 66p
FOR RENT—Furnished house,
$65.00 a month. Call White
131. 66c
FOR SALE—1952 Plymouth se
dan. Good condition. Reason
able. Call Main 77. 68p
YOUR AVON Representative is
June Jefferies. tl i
Showing Tonight at Nomerama
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
i "Jk- """".^ 1*/^ I
“The greatest
gift any
bring to a
mmari is
innocence,
he can
only once"
—the
EGYPTIAN
staffing
Jean SIMMONS • Victor MATURE • Gene TIERNEY • Michael WILDING
Bella DARVI • Peter USTINOV - Ecimund PUROOM
Ash Craft Family
To Leave For
Vacation In States
Mr. and Mrs. Ash Craft and
their two sons are scheduled to
leave today for a vacation trip
to the states and plan to be
gone until the middle of August.
The family plans to go to the east
coast to visit with relatives and
to visit their*former home in New
York.
During their absence David
Henchen will be in charge of the
local U. S. Weather Bureau
station.
Home Arts Club Postpones
Meeting Till Wednesday Night
Home Arts Club has post
poned its regular Tuesday meet
ing scheduled for tomorrow un
til Wednesday evening as many
of the members are enrolled in
the dress making course being
held on Tuesday evening.
The meeting will be at the
home of Dorothy Grant with
Jean Burand presenting the
program.
r-"7,; ^ .
CLEAN-UP
WEEK
Special Attention
Given This Week To
Dry Cleaning Of
Drapes And
Slip Covers
BE CLEAN INSIDE AND
OUTSIDE YOUR HOME
Modern Cleaners
I ____________________
Beauty Specialist At
Nome Drug Store
Starting June 9th
Heie for a week only starting
June 9 will be Flora Camp, Du
Barry specialist who will show
the women of Nome how pretty
they can be!
Flora Camp, who will be at
I the Nome Drug Store, will dis
cuss individually with those
women who are interested cor
rect make-up, hair styling and
skin care.
How to make the most of all
ones features will be explained
by this specialist starting June
9 th.
Reservations for this free beau
ty. treatment may be made any
time with the Nome Drug Store.
Just call for an appointment.
Roy Snyder's To Attend
Graduation of Daughter
At University of Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder left
yesterday for the states where
they will attend the commence
ment exercises at the University
of Washington where their daugh
ter, Mrs. Jim Helle is graduat
ing from medical school.
Following graduation Mrs. Hel
le will interne in San Diego.
Dr. Cumming Flies To Palmer
Dr. J. Cumming, accompanied
by his wife was scheduled to
leave last night in their own
, plane for Palmer to attend the
annual territorial dentist con
| vention.
Dr. Cumming said that any
I dental emergencies may call Dr.
Tom McQueen ANS dentist who
has his office in the Hospital.
Rosemarie and Betty Cavota
Return Home For Summer
Rosemarie and Betty Cavota.
who have been attending school
| at St. Mary’s Academy returned
1 home for the summer Saturday.