The Nome nugget., July 18, 1934, Page FOUR, Image 4

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

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LOM N COMMERCIAL CO.
STANDARD OIL FAKES
NOW EFFECTIVE
AT THE PUMP:
Gas 25 cents per gallon
. BY THE BARREL:
Standard Gas 21 cents per gallon
Ethyl Gas 23 cents per gallon
Aviation Gas 24 cents per gallon
Distillate 19^ cents per gallon
IN QUANTITIES OF loo GALLONS OR MORE
Lomen Commercial Co.
AGENTS, STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
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THE M. S. SIERRA
IS SCHEDULED TO SAIL SHORTLY
FOR ALL POINTS FROM UNALASKA
TO KOTZEDUE
Your Freight Offerings Are Solicited
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THE ARCTIC TRAHSPORT CO.
LOCAL NEWS
Choppy seas and strong winds
have again thrown a sandbat
across the month of Snake River
Harbor, and the U. S. Engineers
dredge is again busy attempting to
iclear tiie channel.
I The M. S. North Star of the
Office of Indian Affairs, which ar
rived Nome yesterday, sailed today
for Seattle, via Hooper Bay, after
discharging cargo at this port, to
later be transported to St. Law
rence Island and other places. In
cluded on the passenger list were
Judge Lester O. Gore and family,
who are enroute to Seattle. Afte'
arrival at Seattle the Gores will
1 sail directly for Ketclfttewi, where
I Mr.. Gore’s business affairs do
jmand his immediate presence.
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NAT PLANE ACTIVITIES
Pilot Mlrow of the NAT made a
round trip flight to Pilgrim Hot
Springs today. taking Fauisr
Menager and Hugh O’Farrell and
wife. It is understood that a na
tive girl alleged to be Insane will
be brought back.
Pilot Ross of tile NAT is sched
uled to take off tomorrow morning
for Fairbanks, carrying mail, ex
press and freight.
XKW MOONLIGHT WATER
MAIN NEAR COMPLETION
The new Moonlight water main
being constructed by- the Moon
light Water Co. gardually is near
ing completion.
Last night a direct main was
connected into the steam beatinr
plant located at the foot of
Lanes Way and Main Street.
The new main, which is con
ed with the old line coming in
from the Moonlight springs, goes
across country to the Dry
bridge and up the opposite side of
the hill past the Hammon power
bouse. Prom there It goes direct
ly Into the main office building.
At that point it was run along
the tundra to the rear of C. J. Mc
Gregor's house and then turned
down that side street and straight
16 the corner of Second Avenue
and the point where the office
building of the Office of Indian
Affairs Is located. Turning on Sec
CARPKXTKR
BUILDER
ALTERATIONS REPAIRS
AR1 BROWN
W1U Draw Your plans And
Complete Your Estimates
Inquire Nugget Office
MODERN
I A WORKING MAN'S
I DINNER COOKED TO
A KING’S TASTE.
■ HOME BAKED BREAD
FOR SALE.
OPEN 6 A.M.
CLOSE S P.M.
]|CAFE
'end Avenue it. goes as far as the
Telephone o(fice and thence down
Lane's Way to the heating plant.
I A branch line cuts off in the
| rear of the Office of Indian Affairs
building and goes along what is
jknown as Second Avenue West,
past the Maynard Columbus Hos
Jpital to D Street,
i As soon as the brunch line has
. been connected up on D Street, the
entire system will he opened and
water will be supplied through
the new main.
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PlliOT HOllB INS OF PI A
AKKIYKH NOMK FROM
FAIRBANKS
Pilot Robbins of the Pacific Al
aska Airways arrived Nome th!s
afternoon from Fairbanks and. Nu~
lato with three passengers, Geo.
Ganges, auditory for the Hammon
Co., and K. W. Faun res and son
K. A. Faunces. Pitot Robbins left
Fairbanks about 10:00 a.in. aud
arrived here about 3:00 p.m., af
ter stopping an hjour at Nulato.
He expects to remain here until
tomorrow night or Firday tnorn
jing before returning in the pontoon
plane of the company to Fairbanks.
ROUST AIRWAYS
Pilot Easley of the Roust Air
ways made a found trip flight to
Taylor Creek today with Jim Kelle
her as a passenger and a capacity
load ol express, mail and freight.
ATTENTION!
* .PIANO OWNERS
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Will loav,, shortly for JuncM.
Anyone needing expert piano tun
ing service better telephone your
orders now. W’ill not visit Nome
for some time. Thank yon Geo.
Anderson. Headquarters: Golden
Gate Hote.
Midnight Sun Baking Co.
8PKCIAI.
TOP SIRI.OIN STEAK WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE 70 cts.
From Choice Steer Beef. Prepared As You Desire.
COMPLETE SELECTION OF BAKERY GOODS
SPECIAL BIRTHDAY AND PARTY CAKES MADE TO ORDER
OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
LINCOLN HOTEL
JACK DEVINE, PROP.
“THE HOME OF THE HOURDOTOH"
ROOMS BY TRR DAY OR MONTH
CORNED
REINDEER
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MEAT
COME AND GET A SAMPLE
WE WANT YOUR OPINION
ON THIS NEW PRODUCT
THIS CORNED REINDEER HAS BEEN ESPECIALLY
CANNED BY THE CA R8TEN8 PACKING CO. OF SEATTLE
FOR THE GOLOVIN BAY PACKING CO.
INTRODUCTORY PRICES
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8 CANS FOB *1.00 *3 75 PER DOZEN *7.25 PER CASE
^ NEW ITEMS
BREAD STICKS, PER LB. PACKAGE.....-40c
rat in An STICKS, PER H LB. PACKAGE *#c
AMBROSIA PURE COCOA, PER LB. CAN..-*6c
AMBROSIA PURE COCOA, PER M LB. CAN...15c
AMBROSIA PURE COCOA, PER 2 LB. CAN— -4*c
CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER, 10 OZ. CAN-15c
CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER, *2 OZ. CAN...40c
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STORE HOURS — 8:80 A.M. TO «:*0 PM. ^
POLET’S STORE
The House of Service Quality and Low Prices
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