REMODELING SALE
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Never before have our friends been offered
such values. To see is to believe.
Come Early And Be Sure
MEN’S CLOTHING DEPT.
Chambry Shirts • Reg. to $3.50 |r/ce $1.65
Dress Shirts Reg. to $4.95 pr/ce $1.99
Wool Shirts Reg. $8.90 to $16.50 $4.50 to $10.00
Dress Slacks Reg- $n.90 to $20.25 $4.50 to $10.00
Wool/Rayon Pants Reg. to $4.85 pr/ce $1.50
Waist Overalls Reg. to $3.50 pr,ce $1.00
LADIES’ FASHION DEPT.
Suits Reg. to $34.00 PSR^| $10.00
Coats Reg. to $32.00 //,CE $15.00
Housecoats Reg. to $8.io |/,ce $5.00
Sweaters Reg. $6.25 to $13.25 //,ce $4.00 to $8.00
Slipper Sox Reg. to $3.75 //,ce $1.98
For The Young Man Of The House
Slickers Reg. to $7.35 PRICE $4.95
Undershirts Reg- to $1.25 //,“ .35 and .50
Chambry Shirts Reg. to $2.25 /R,cf .98
Wool Shirts Reg. to $7.50 ““ $4.95
For The Young Lady Of The House
Rain Capes Reg. to $4.75 //ice $2.95
Cotton Panties - Reg- to .60 /rice .30
Pajamas Reg. to $3.40 price $1.95
PIECE GOODS DEPT.
Milliam Lining, Prints, Cretonnes, Draperies
Woolen Plaids Reg. to $2.50 per yard .50 per yd. up
No Phone Orders — No Charge
No Exchange — No Delivery
— FIRST COME — FIRST SERVED —
Your Friendly Community Store
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO.
PIONEER MERCHANTS
Square Knot Sails From Seattle
SEPTEMBER 23rd.
CALLING AT ST. MICHAEL, NOME, AND TELLER
DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING FREIGHT
AT SEATTLE DOCK: 1
SEPTEMBER 17th.
PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY.
PHONE MAIN 68 WALTER W. SIPPRELL, AGENT
| Petit Jury Reports Today
J The venire for the Petit Jury
; which reported at 10 a.m. today
| was as follows:
I Elizabeth Albert, James An
drews, Lewis Attatguk, Della Ah
nangnatoguk, Mary Asila, Jennie
Attatayuk, Mrs. J. Bahnke, Mar
garet Bohrer, Nell W. Carlson,
Harold Dimick, Perry Eningowuk,
William Eloak, Charles J. Go
shorn, Reca Godsbe, Mrs. B. F.
Gillette, W. A. Glavinovich, Alice
Hudson, Marie Hudgins, Archie
Henry, Harry E. Johnsen, Stanley
R. Morgan, Carrie McLain, Don
ald McDonald, Helen B. Olsen,
Joseph Oumak, C. J. Phillips,
Borgny Reader, P. L. Reader, Nels
Swanberg Jr., Richard Small,
Mrs. B. Simon, Mrs. Helen Senun
getuk, Herbert F. Williams, Mike
Willoya, Florence Willoya.
An additional panel was drawn
this morning to report at 2 p.m.
this afternoon. They were:
Franklin Brown, Charles Paul,
Fred Kingik, Larry Galvin, R.
Schick, Floyd Walluk, Stephen
Weyouanna, Dorothy Hadley, Inez
Kubon, Bertha Aukon, Fred Rohn,
H. G. Gabrielson, Emily Boucher.
400 Students Enroll in Grades
And 52 in High School On
First Day of School Yesterday
Nome Public School opened
yesterday with an enrollment of
400 students in the grades and 52
in high school, which is about
50 more than were enrolled last
year at this time.
• The record shows that at the
end of the first six weeks period
last fall, 362 students had regis
tered in the grades and 49 in the
high school.
Fresh Reindeer af U. S. Merc
NOTICE
The undersigned announces the
sale of Glacier Distributors to
Robert and Dorothy Emmons as
of August 31, 1954, and expresses
his appreciation to his customers.
—Don Perkins
“want ads
FOUND—Lady’s ring with set.
Call Nugget.
WANTED TO BUY — Play pen
& 6-year crib. Call Nugget. 106
FOR SALE—Modern three-room
home, completely furnished,
central heating, full basement,
good location. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE — Two-room cabin
near school. Call Nugget office.
FOR RENT—Double apartment,
central heating. Call Main 123.
FOR RENT — Lots at Front and
Lanes Way; 1st Ave. and Lanes
Way. Call Black 147. 106
FOUND — Red Wallet. Call at
Nugget.
FOR RENT—Unfurnished 4-room
house, good location near to
school. Call Nugget.
WANTED—Sunday cook at MMM
Hospital. tf
SHOWING AT 1
theater!
Adults 854 Children 404
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 pun.
St? RANDOLPH
K&SCOTT
A COLUMBIA PICTURE,
with JOAN LESLIE • ELLEN DREW • ALEXANDER KNOX • Richard Rober
John Russell • Alfonso Bedoya • Screen Play by Kenneth Garnet • Based
upon the novel by Ernest Haycox*A Scott Brown Production'Produced
by Harry Joe Brown • Directed by Andre De Toth
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
‘A Slight Case, of Larceny’
Mickey Rooney - Eddie Bracken
Elaine Stewart - Marilyn Erskine
Old Polet Warehouse
Being Torn Down For
Lumber For New Bakery
Another of Nome’s oldest build
ings will soon be torn down and
the lumber used for the construc
tion o'f the new bakery.
Ernie Gustafson has purchased
the old Polet warehouse from the
N. C. Store, which was used after
the 1934 fire for a store building.
This building was originally
the Northwestern Commercial Co.
and was connected with an over
head trolley to another warehouse
on the south side of the street
which during the gold rush days
had its own dock.
DEVELOPMENT BOARD WILL
MEET HERE SEPT. 16 AND 17
It was announced at Chamber
of Commerce luncheon yesterday
that the Alaska Development will
hold their next meeting here on
Sept.' 16 and 17. Second Division
member G. R. Jackson made the
announcement and is making the
arrangements for their visit.
CITY LIGHT & POWER CO.
BUYS NEW SEHVICE TRUCK
The Nome Light and Power
Utilities Board have announced
the purchase of a new service
truck replacing the one acquired
with the plant last year which
has several years’ use.
24 CARS, 120 PERSONS
CROSS FERRIES SUNDAY
It has been reported that Sun
day traffic over the Safety and
Solomon ferries included 24 cars
and 12Q people who took a holi
day regardless of weathe-r or road
conditions..
Bound Over To Grand Jury
For Larceny In USO Building
Phillip Kish was bound over to
the grand jury for larceny.
Kish, who is with the Port
Command, is charged with break
ing into the USO Club and taking
money which was in the building.
Fresh Reindeer at U. S. Merc
SPECIAL DEVOTIONS
TONIGHT
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
7:30 P.M.*
Home Arts Club Requests
Health Dept. X-Ray Team
Check Nome Children
The Home Arts Club, local Wo
men’s Federation group, met with
Mrs. A1 Enix as co-hostess.
Among the several reports made
o'f summer activities was an ac
knowledgement from Women’s
Federation headquarters with the
announccmeni that the Nome
Public School would have its
name on the honor placque in
Constitution Hall for its help in
the restoration program spon
sored and aided by the Home Arts
Club.
The program of the evening was
on tuberculosis and its problems
in this.community with Margaret
McDonald, public health nurse,
answering questions on the sub
ject and giving much information
on the work being done.
The club is requesting the Ter
ritorial Health Department to
send their mass X-ray team here
this fall so that the school chil
dren may be checked again, as
many new families from outlying
districts have come into the com
munity and the school. A survey
was made four years ago.
AN Expense-ftiid TRIP TO
3.S DAYS FROM SEATTLE
—: to New York City and
other great centers, in
cluding Chicago, Wash
ington, D. C. Three glam*
orous days and nights
in New York, two in
jSC.i'T Washington. Expense
P°id, including bans
rCyW por,a,ion' hotels' sight
seein3. only— IPO]
':p jf'V Plus la*
See Your local Travel
v Agent or Write:
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TRAVEL BUREAU
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