The Nome nugget., June 08, 1934, Page THREE, Image 3

About The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934

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CLEARANCE SALE
ON MEN’S BROADCLOTH
SHIRTS
While they last, at $1.50 each
MEAD0W8R00K MAYONNAISSE
Quarts OOcts Tints 30cts
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HalfyPints *2 for 35ets
MEADOWBROOK LOAF CHEESE
Five pound Brick 95cts
BON MARCHE STORES
HAGEN’S
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND OPTICAL GOOOS
FINE WATCH REPAIRING EYESIGHT SPWTAJ/IST
214 FRONT STREET, NOME, ALASKA,
ALASKA HOTEL
*' * » •* • i • • ' «
WKMi ih rated rooms by
. “ v VMK WAY OR MONTH
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FRONT BT. ” NOSIK. AI,A8KA
LARGEST. EXCLUSIVE ~
HARDWAREISTORE'ON “
SEWARD PENINSULA
MINING ANI» DRUDGING SITPIUKH
-«-™^-~-JfcGl>NTS.'FOR liANG STOVES AND RANGHS * v». '
PAINTS, GtHiN, GLASS, WALL PAPER ETC.
JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELITE BATH HOUSE & HOTEL
«R _ •
„ ROOMS BY THE DAY WEEK OR MONTH
STEAM, SHOWER AND TUB BATHS
OPEN 8 A. (M. TO 1 -A. M.
| Super Service !
NOME CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. j
HAVE YOU NECESSARY PARTS TO PUT
YOUR CAR IN ORDER? j
IF SO, LET US INSTALL THEM.
IF NOT, LET US ORDER THEM.
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Taxi Phone Ma 108 Auto Freight f
WASHINGTON CUItltRNT
IHIMMKNT
The President has suggested to
Congress the propriety of giving
thp Federal government a wider
arid more complete control over
means of communication by wire,
or radio, telegraph and telephone
companies being included, along
with the concerns operating wire
less apparatus. As matters now
stand, tho Interstate (l°,nrnerce
Commission and, the Federal Rad
io Commission have something to
say about the matter, but the cre
ation of a body having the pow-(
er of both the commissions named,
and additional powers, is consid
ered desirable. It is hard to state
the degree to which industry
should be nationalized.. Oonsider
ng that the Cnlon is made up of
a large' number 0f states, each
having its own laws, perhaps a '
strong and neutralized control is-j
desirable. On the oilier hand. |
there is to’ He considered the nat- j
nral freeman's instinct, which
leads him to think that he should !
lie entilted to place his .anvil and ,
forge in the parts of his black
smith shop where thej will serve si
their purpose best. » . |
Reports of the storm .that had j
enveloped the Bast last winter. ■
serves to emphasize the difference
between a cltv and' a big city. A !
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DO VOC KNOW THKSK FACTS
\ ItOl’T THU 1034 CHKVKOl.KT’
I
The new 193 4 Chevrolet is a j
big. husky rah bti'lf to stand the J
"Gaff”. The extra built-in value. |
which you cannot see, means
much toward th comfort and safe
ty of the passengers and the long
er life for the car. It is built right:
its extra weight insures the maxi
mum in riding comfort and safe
ty. *
Here are some facts about th'
1934 Chevrolet sedan which were
taken from the April issue of N.
A. D. A. Oflftclal Guide:
The 1934 Chevrolet sedan has
396 more pounds of built-in value
than the 1934 Ford V-8 de luxe
sedan; 300 'more pounds than the
Terraplane 6 de luxe sedan; 24 1
pounds more than the de luxe Ply
mouth sedan; 175 more pounds
than the Hudson Standard 8 sed
an: 160 mor(. pounds than the
Studebater Dictator. "A” sedan: and
140 more pounds th^n the Dodge
sedan,; all-extra built-in value. «
These weight^ are not guessea:
they are officially correct. The
>*
Chevrolet has been built for speed, j
durability, comfort, and it can
stand the “Gaft": and vet Is <-eo
Jk
nomical to operate.
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SOURDOUGH. STATIONERY FOB
SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE
• Professional ■
DR. REX E. SWARIZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 8 P M.
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
A ROVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS O A. M. TO 5 P. \I.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
/
C. C. TANNER
LAWYER
“DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ‘ ALASKA.
DR. L W. FROMM
DENTIST
•n«iu hnu RmM
FMm Mali 1 ,
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column heading in a Washington
paper stated that 10,000 men
would he employed to dig the city
ch-ar of ice and snow, whereas a
column heading from a New York
paper indicated that 10,000 more
would he set to work along the
line mentioned.
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LATE
TELEGRAPH
M I
NEWS
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IAHIFF.S -'ll ST ( OVUM K
..(ittl)S FltO'l CANADA
TO ALASKA
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON'. June \ The.
'Iiainnan of tin* Federal Tar::T*|
t'ommission, Robert O'Brien, said
today, that it would be imposslb! j
to remove the tariff on meats and j
oilier foodstuffs shipped to Alas-1
N
ka from Canada, without Congiys
ional action.
Such concessions would requir ?
an act of Congress, and "there i
is no hope of having such an act'j
approved in time to relieve the j
present situation.” All other gov
ernment officials confirmed O'Brien's
statement.
An opinion oil this was request -
d by southeastern Alaska cities,
in an effort to have fopd and sup
plies brought into Alaska by Can
adian ships, as a result of -the tie
up of shipping from Seattle and
lie Pacific Coast.
MISS IMVKRHE 1»««
klll.ED l\ AUTO WRECK
r< Bv The Associated Press)
PASADENA, June 8, Dorothy
dell Goff, aged nineteen years the
Miss Universe of 1980, a former
Zlegfield Follies girl,* was killed
in an auto accident near here las
night. Her companion Dr. Carl
Wagner tv a s fatally injured. Wag
tier is a surgeon of Pasadena, and
prominent in the social circles <f
tlie city. Miss Goff only recently
attained the peak of a screen star
in the motion picture industry.
S.-IMK OI.lt DUMANIt Foil
IIAim MfjrOKH
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WASH I N’fiTO.V, June X. H. If a
year of rep-al has found the drink
ers iff America, putting away jrst
about as. much legal hard s'nff as
before prohibition, but the t isle
for legal beer and ale is less that,
half the old time average if t,
sno.dnn.otMi to 2,uno.rrtin.nf)0 gal
lons a year.
DKOIODT STIU, SK.ItlOIS
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jSKTHACK TO KAIOIKHS *'
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(By The Associated Press)
W.ASHr.\(VIT>.\. June Warn
ing that the drought is sti11 o being
considered a disaster, despite the
fifty million tlollar rains in Mi tin
i sofa and 'he Dakotas'was brpad
cast, today. *
[tains continued in other .*«e
li ns of the country this mornin'-t.
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■nevertheless, the relief a dm inistPi
thm has decided to carry orr with
| 'll h
1 its liaif billion relief program.
Jack Solomon
TAILOR
jttifrtrighi fixtn faking Cn,
M'NCIIISS FROM tl A. M. — BP. M. ,
REGULAR DINNERS 4 P. M. — * P- M.
A liA CA RTK (MENU
COMPLETE LINK OF BAKING GOODS
jKihtttght >'im Jlakntg €n.
W. .Is ERVEN, PROP.
SPECIAL
THIS WEEK ONLY
ONE DOZEN PORTRAITS
IN LOVELY GREY MOUNTS .
SIZE 5 X 63T FOR ONLY
_ -A.*., - tr,7,v^ --■•*-‘-'a
$500
——WE WILL GIVE
ONE ENLARGEMENT
FREE
WITH1EACB DOZEN PORTRAITS IF YOU FILL IN THIS
GOUPONIAND BRING IT WITH YOO TO THE STUDIO
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GOOD FOR ONE FIVE X EIGHT
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