Rose Silverman
Leaves for States
Rose Silverman, local pioneer
businesswoman who has operated
the Trading Post for the past sev
eral years, has leased her prop
erty and sold her merchandise to
L<ou Oliver and is leaving for the
States.
Mrs. Silverman plans to make
her headquarters at the home of
her daughter in North Highlands,
Calif., but has a lot of traveling
planned for the winter and spring.
Mrs. Silverman has been in
business here off and on for over
30 years, having originally oper
ated the North Pole Bakery with
ber husbaind. Both of her daugh
ters graduated from Nome High
School, have married, and make
their homes in the States.
She is one of the few women to
have served on the Nome City
Council.
SING TOMORROW NIGHT
Festival of Song at the Cove
nant Church Saturday at 7:00 p.m.
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Republicans Choose
Six Delegates To
December Convention_j
Republicans held their division- j
al caucus Thursday evening at j
City Hall. New officers for the j
club were elected and delegates.
to the territorial convention were,
chosen. The convention is to be i
held in Fairbanks early in De-!
cember.
New officers are Chas. Jones,
president; Clinton Gray, vice!
president; and Mrs. Russell Her- j
mann, secretary-treasurer.
Delegates to the convention are: :
Arthur Johnson, Thomas' Rich
ards, Clinton Gray, Mrs. Her
mann, Chas. D. Jones, and J. R.
Miller.
SATURDAY MATINEES CUT j
TO ONCE A MONTH
The Nomerama announces that i
the M & M matinees on Saturday i
afternoons will be curtailed start- j
ing imediately. Hereafter there j
will be but one matinee on the
last Saturday of the month.
REINDEER HEARTS—MERC
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FRESH VEGETABLES AND
COMPLETE GROCERIES
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FRESH MEATS AND FISH
■v.
KITCHENWARE. FURNITURE
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AND HARDWARE
INFANTS’ and CHILDRENS’ WEAR
LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
MEN’S FURNISHINGS
NC COMPANY
Aimak*1 a Pioneer Mar chant a \
Free Delivery Out-of-Town Orders
TWICE WEEKLY
FREIGHTER SAILINGS
FROM SEATTLE
Wednesday k Friday, calling
Seward. Friday ship calls
Valdez after Seward.
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Pioneer Bill Schraeder
Will Retire to Sitka
Bill Schraeder, well-known old
pioneer who has been caretaker
for the dredging property east of
King Island Village, left this
morning by plane for Sitka, where
he will be with his many friends.
Members of the Pioneers of
Alaska assisted yesterday and to
day in getting their friend ready
for the trip which is his first in
several years. Much concern had
been felt for him as he lived alone
so far from town.
BASKETBALL TONITE
Tonight at 7:30 the first basket
ball game of the season will be
played in the school gym.
The new Western Electric team
will face the ACS team in the
initial contest. In the second game j
the Nome High School Varsity
will take the floor against a
strong Alumni team. The High
School Nanooks, out to start the
season off with a win, will be
playing at their best.
So, fans come and cheer for
your favorite team.
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MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mary Galley, Jim
Elim, William Tate, David Otton
Jr., Louise Keller, Steven Fugle
berg of White Mountain.
Discharged: John Fagerstrom,
Marilyn Owen, Elsie Stevens.
COVENANT CHURCH
CONFIRMATION CLASS PARTY
There will be a party for the
members of the Confirmation
Class of the Covenant Church to
night at 6:30 at the Phoebe Hall.
All members are invited to come.
Class Committee
j Berda Sez:—For all your laps
recording needs, come lo THE
| MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—Almost new, white,
clipped rabbit parka, fox trim.
Size 12. Bargain. Call Blk. 184.
30c
FOR SALE—Sew. machine $160;
VM tape recorder $135; cornet
$45; fur-leather leggings $10;
3-band radio $30; port, type
writer $95; 4-drawer file $25;
new 5-drawer chest $25; lamp
$10; baby crib $45; Pony 35
camera outfit $38; Kodak 8 mm
movie camera $55; mouton coat
$28. Phone White 131, except
Sunday. 30c
NEW DRY RED SALMON 45?
per lb. by bundle and 50tf per
lb. straight. R. R. “Bob” Blod
gett, Teller Commercial Co.,
Teller, Alaska. 133
BOOKKEEPER WANTED—State
experience and references in
writing. Call Nugget. 32c
The Minnesota Woolen Co. can
offer you a part-time franchise
in the Nome area to represent a
nationally knovm and AAA rat
ed company widi a 40-year suc
cessful background of selling,
guaranteed quality clothing for
the entire family at direct from
factory prices to consumer. No
deliveries or collections to make.
Increase your weekly income by
as much as $100.00, while re
maining secure in your regular
job. Act quickly. Airmail reply
to H. I. Stewart, Alaskan Sales
Manager, 331 4th Avenue, An
chorage, Alaska. 31c
YOUR NEW AVON representa
tive, June Jefferies, is now tak
ing Christmas orders. 32
WANTED TO RENT—Furnished
2 or 3-bedroom home by Vesta
Poison Sundstrom, husband and
children. Contact Albin Poison
or write Nugget. 132c
WANTED — Home for pups—
Vz Irish setter, Vz Laborador.
Call Red 187 anytime Saturday.
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