NOTE or THANKS
Our sincere appreciation to all
for the many kindnesses both ex
pressed and tendered in our loss.
Marguerite treasured her friend
ships and it is a major consola
tion to find how wide the circle.
Carl, Carolyn, Paul,
and Ruth Glavinovich
Meeting Place For W.S.C.S. ,
Changed To Hoyle's Residence
The Women’s Society of the
Methodist Church meeting place
tonight has been changed from
Esther McCoy’s residence to Mrs.
Hoyle’s on Steadman Ave., just
south of the Catholic Church.
Carrie McLain is hostess.
THE BOSS SAYS . . .
“CUT PRICES”
(Too Much Inventory)
Special Sale
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Vs TO 1/2 OFF
WOMEN’S WEAR
Dresses Bed Jackets bpfj"*
Seepcoats oirdles blouses
Skirts Belts
M EN’S WEAR
Slacks Tickets S.hir,S
Suspenders Hats
BOYS’ WEAR
SWEATERS CAPS JACKETS
GIRLS’ WEAR
SKIRTS SWEATERS JACKETS
FOOTWEAR: Shoes Overshoes Slippers
Remnants and Infants’ Items — Also Notions
Clearance In The Hardware Dept.
ALL KINDS OF ITEMS
PRICES ARE SLASHED!
FALL CLEARANCE
COME IN AND SEE THE BARGAINS!
Assortment of Groceries
Also At Special Prices
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GO TEARS SERVING ALASKA
S. S. TONSINA
Sails From Seattle
SEPTEMBER 20
ST. MICHAEL & NOME
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Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdes
And every FridaV for Seward
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PTA To Hold First
Meeting Sept. 25
The first meeting of the Nome
Parent-Teachers Association for
this year has been called for the
evening of Tuesday, Sept. 25, at
the school. A new secretary will
be elected, to fill the vacancy
left by the departure of Mrs. Vera
Siegwart.
New members will be given an
opportunity to join the Nome
PTA and old members may re
new their memberships at the
meeting.
Officers and committee chair
men are: R.L. August, president;
Willard Mecklenburg, vice presi
dent; Lorena Gray, treasurer;
Hari'y Johnsen, membership com
mittee; Mary Andersen, hospital
ity; Bob Carpenter, program, and
Clint Gray, publicity.
CAP CADETS NEWS
About thirty CAP Cadets at
tended the first weekly meeting
of the Cadets for the winter sea
son. Reports were given on act
ivities at the Elmendorf encamp
ment which 18 of the Cadets at
tended.
The Cadets’ monthly dance will
be held Saturday night from 9 to
12 at the City Hall.
The next Cadet meeting will be
next Thursday evening at the
National Guard Armory.
TEEN-AGE DANCE TONIGHT
9 P.M. — PIONEER HALL
NOTICE
Effective immediately, the ACS
telegraph office will be open from
8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. weekdays
and from 8 to 10 a.m. and 3 to 5
p.m. Sundays and holidays.
Vote for a Prominent
Anchorage Attorney
WILLIAM H. (BILL) SANDERS
For Attorney General
WANT ADS
FOUND — Small purse. Call at
Nugget and pay for ad.
WANTED—Girl for part-time
general office work. Nome
Power and Light Utilities.
FOUND—Lady’s wristwatch. Call
Nugget.
SAT THE $
TER §
•—7:15 and 8:15 1
; 6:45 p.m. fj
.TURDAY,
Walt Disney’s
The
Vanishing Prairie
and Serial: "SON OF ZORO"
"VANISHING PRAIRIE"
ALSO TO BE SHOWN AT
10 A.M. SATURDAY MATINEE
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
lt,lU*-'OUTUvw
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Lutheran Ladies Organize |
Women’s Missionary
Federation Branch Here
A group of ladies met Wed- i
nesday at the Lutheran parsonage I
with Mrs. J.R. Tobiason and or
ganized a branch of the Women’s
Missionary Federation of the Lu
theran Church. Mrs. Tobiason is
the president of the Pacific Div
ision of the W.M.F..
Mrs. Thos. Knutson and Mrs.
R. Casperson were appointed tem
porary chairman and secretary
respectively of the local organ
ization.
Meetings will be held once a
month and further plans will be
discussed at their first regular
meeting.
Republican Campaign
Headquarters Opened
In Wien Office Lobby
Republican campaign head
quarters are now open in the
lobby of the Wien office with W.
W. Laws in charge.
Campaign literature of various
candidates is on hand for distri
bution as well as literature on the
GOP platform. The committee
will also answer any questions
relative to voting.
Letter-Size File Folders For
Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
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Counterfeit Money On
Display At M & M Bank
An exhibit of counterfeit money
is now in display at the Miners
and Merchants Bank, courtesy of
the U.S. Secret Service.
Grant Jackson invites everyone
interested in seeing these bills to
come in immediately as the ex
hibit wil be here for only a short
while.
Barbara Anderson's Son Takes
Pari In "Operation Gyroscope"
KANSAS CITY, Mo.f Sept. 4—
Pvt. Richard A. Swain, son of
Mrs. H. C. (Barbara) Anderson,
of Kotzebue, Alaska, recently ar
rived in Alaska from Fort Lewis,
Wash., as part of Operation Gyro
scope, the Army’s unit rotation
plan.
Swain is a member of the 2nd
Infantry Division, which is chang
ing with the 71st Division.
Assigned to Headquarters Com
pany of the division’s 9th Regi
ment, Swain is the son of Olin D.
Swain, of Fortuna, Calif.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
| You Can Vote Tor Bob Atwood
NOW
If You Are Going
To Be Away
Election Day, Oct. 9
a
Vote An Absentee
Ballot
Available At:
Offices of U.S. Commissioners
or Your Local Postmaster
CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENATE-4 YEAR TERM
%
LIQUIFIED GAS
(FLAMO)
PLENTY on hand — No Increase In Prices
Prompt, Reliable Service
Per Tank
1 to 12 tanks a year . . . $18.00
12 to 24 tanks a year . . . 17.00
Over 24 tanks a year . . . 16.00
Free Delivery and Connecting Service
DIESEL OIL SALES
MAIN 129
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NOME’S PIONEER OIL DEALER
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