Dr. Cumming Resumes
Dental Practice Here
Dr. Joe Cummkig, local dentist
who has been stateside for several
weeks, has returned and resumed
his practice. Mrs. Cumming and
their new daughter are remain
ing for a few weeks with rela
tives in Seattle.
MS Tonsina Is Again
Discharging Freight
The Tonsina is again discharg
ing freight after several days’ de
lay due to weather.
If everything continues favor
able, states Walt Sipprel, local
Alaska Steamship Co. agent, the
ship should be ready to sail Tues
day or Wednesday of next week.
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In Commissioner’s Court
Nels Wm. Nelson pleaded guilty
and was sentenced by the U.S.
Commissioner to 180 days in jail
with 90 days suspended for giving
liquor to a minor.
Margraf and Kowalski
Leaving for the South
Oscar Margraf and Ignatz Kow
alski, well known Nome mining
men, are leaving for the south
tomorrow, having sold their home
on Steadman Ave.
These two pioneers have spent
a lifetime in the mining business
and have great faith in the future
of their holdings on Charlie Creek
where their Native Bismuth Min
ing Co., is situated. But due to
their age and health they are re
tiring to a warmer climate.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy with frequent
snow flurries tonight. Partly
cloudy Saturday. Low tempera
ture expected tonight 25, the high ,
tomorrow 35. ,i
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature i
37, lowest 24. Max. wind 8 mph i
from the east. Sunrise at 6:41 |
a.m., sunset at 4:55 p.m.
Extremes this date since 1907:
high 48 in 1926, low 13 in 1942.
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FALL BUYING
COME IN AND ASK ABOUT
THE SAVING
IN BUYING YOUR WINTER GROCERIES
BY THE CASE ! —Free Delivery !
MEAT DEPARTMENT
THE FINEST CUTS OF YOUR FAVORITE MEATS
DISPLAYED IN SUPERMARKET STYLE
Swift’s Lamb
LEG LAMB (whole or half) . 98^ lb.
- LOIN LAMB CHOPS . $1.10 lb.
LAMB STEW (breast) . 40< lb.
Beef Hearts Bar 4S' 45c lb.
30NELESS
Fork Shoulders 1.05 lb.
Ocoma Fryers 09c lb.
KIPPERED SALMON ... $1.20 lb.
BARBECUED SABLEFISH $1.15 lb.
BREADED SCALLOPS 95c pkg.
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DRYGOODS
IT WILL TAKE SOME OF THE
CHILL OUT OF YOUR BONES JUST TO LOOK
AT OUR WARM WINTER-WEAR CLOTHING
NC COMPANY
Alaska's Pioneer Merchants
Women’s Society
Sponsors Dinner
In Japanese Style
The Women’s Society of Chris
tian service is sponsoring ^a Jap
anese dinner Sunday evening in
the Social Room of the Methodist
Church.
Japan is the theme of their
study course and several interest
ing Japanese recipes are being
tried out by the members. Mrs.
Preuitt, chairman of the commit
tee, states that much valuable as
sistance has been given the com
mittee by Mrs. Saito of C.A.A..
The dinner is for husbands and
adult friends of the members.
Reservations are being made
with Mrs. Virginia Preuitt.
The menu includes such inter
esting things as u-mani (chicken
with vegetables) from a Japanese
recipe, go-han (rice), a-ge (sweet
potato fritters), kan-ten (gelatin
recipe), and o-cha (tea).
Chop sticks will be provided
for those who wish to use them.
Following the dinner, Mrs. Inez
Jackson, high school teacher who
is a world traveler, will show
slides taken while she was in Ja
pan. This will be part of the wor
ship service.
Pioneer Women To Meet Tonight
This evening Auxiliary No. 1,
Pioneer Women of Alaska, will
hold their regular meeting and
social at the Pioneer Igloo. The
delegates to the Grand Igloo meet
ing in Fairbanks recently will
render their reports.
PIONEERS ATTENTION
The first regular meeting of
Igloo No. 1 will be held Wednes
day, October 18, at 8:00 p.m. A
full attendance is desired. Re
freshments.
Charles D. Jones Frank Morris
Secretary President
Johnnie Sez: You are invited
to hear a recording of a broad
cast from the Russian satellite
at The Music Box.
WANT ADS
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FOR SALE—Scope-sighted Rem- >
ington Scoremaster .22 rifle in
good condition, $27.50. Merit
pressure cooker, $6. Otto Wihl,
D St., opp. old brewery.
WILL SELL—Ford sta. wag., ’51.
Mail or call bid to Rev. Meck
lenburg. Bids close Oct. 30, ’57.
WANTED—Dental assistant, ex
perienced preferred. Call Main
35. 23c
FOR SALE—20x30-foot two-room
house on D St. New. Call Har
vey Pootoogoolook. 21p
NEW DRY RED SALMON 45<*
per lb. by bundle and 50^ per
lb. straight. R. R. “Bob” Blod
gett, Teller Commercial Co.,
Teller, Alaska. 133
FOR SALE—1957 Willys station
wagon. Driven 2500 miles. Call
Main 193. 22
WANTED—Two furnished rooms
suitable for housekeeping or a
semi-furnished house. Respect
able, sober family man. Call Ray
Edwards, Western Electric,
North Star Hotel. p
FOR SALE — Walk-in refriger
ator, reach-in refrigerator, 2-!
tub washing machine, electric j
drier, ironer. Polaris Hotel be- j
tween 1 and 6 p.m. tfc |
WANTED—Part-time woman for
housework. Call Main 13. 2ic
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SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.in.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
LOVE-ADVENTURE
THAT SETS
AFRICA AFLAMEI
COLUMBIA PICTURES presents
A WARWICK Production
VICTOR JANET
MATURE
«» JOHN JUSTIN • ROLAND CULVER • UAM REDMOND . EARL CAMERON• ORLANDO MARTINS
Screenplay bp AKTHORT VOILES • Directed by TERENCE YOUNG • Prodoced by IRVING ALLER end ALBERT R. BROCCOU
Plus 1st Chapter of New Serial "KING OF THE CONGO"
M & M MATINEE SATURDAY
1:30 p.m.—Admission by Bank Savings Ticket Only
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“TiT"' TYRONE POWER
M NOVAK
THE LOVE
STORY OF THE: f
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To have a TV Set
To enjoy the
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To be shown complete over
KNOM-TV
Starting Monday or immediately
on arrival of the film..
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