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PERSONALITY
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The Complexion
an Individualist
Helena Rubinstein has create
those subtle tones of rouge and
powder that skilfully blend to
emphasize each varying person
ality. Brilliant, dynamic, or neu
tral, calm — they flatter and
individualize without bizarre
effects and add the final note of
beauty that complements youth
ful coloring.
Vala'ze Rouge en Creme, in
three lovely tones—Red Rasp
berry-Red Geranium —Brun
ette. 1.00, 1.50, 3.00
Valaze Powder — soft and clinging
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-in ten shades
-that match per
1.00, 1.50, 3.00
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
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Smokers Supplies of Highest Quality.
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THE ARCTIC CLUB
HOME OF THE FISHERMEN
FULL LINE OF TOBACCOS & CONFECTIONERY
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Suggestions for Easter
New Potatoes—Cauliflower—Fresh Asparagus
Lettuce—Celery—Fresh Tomatoes
Green Peppers—Sweet Potatoes
Red Rock Cheese on every Boat
CIk Sanitary market
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$2.75
LADIES ALL WOOL
silk wool SWEATERS
Hogue & Tveten Co.
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Staff-Captain and Mrs. Acton
and Bernard, from Wrangell will
be coming on the Alameda to
spend Easter in Petersburg.
They will be in charge of all the
meetings in the Salvation Army
Hall over the week end. Sunday
night the Staff-Captain will
show lantern slides in connec
tion with Easter.
On Monday night the Band of
Love, which is a band of young
people under the age of sixteen,
who meet every Thursday night
in the Salvation Army Hall, will
put on a program called ‘Cal
vary and the Ressurrection’.
They will be singing songs and
reciting, while the Staff-Captain
shows slides according to the
song or recitation. At this
gathering a free-will offering
will be taken up which will be
used for the benefit of the Band
of Love. .
“Dangerous Dan” Alston is
renewing acquaintances in Pe
tersburg after a long winter as
watchman at Washington Bay.
He will give his boat “Spot” her
annual overhauling (before re
turning to the Kuiu port.
Mr. W. D. Gross, picture show
magnate, has returned to Ju
neau after a business trip to
Wrangell and Petersburg. Mr.
Gross has purchased the Star
land Theatre in Wrangell and is
having it remodeled according
to the most approved plans.
When completed it will be
equipped with the “last word”
in modern sound reproducing
apparatus.
Russell York has purchased
the Citizen’s Steam Laundry
from Peder Lund and will take
over the management on the
first of May. Mr. York operat
ed this same plant in former
years and just couldn’t keep
away from the suds.
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E. O. Ramstead, Jr., arrived at
the Petersburg Hospital last
week. Ed, Senior is not a first
time proud father, but he hasn’t
come down to earth yet.
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Forrest Fryer returned from a
short business tfip to Ketchikan.
Steve Fryer is making some
important changes in the hull of
his speed boat which should add |
miles to its speed. Steve says
she’ll be a go-getter when finish- i
ed and expects to step her up
around thirty miles an hour. ..
Knutsen Brothers sawmill
, started their season a week ago.
! This is perhaps a month later
than usual on account of the
I backward season. Ole says that
jhe lost some good orders by not
being able to operate sooner.
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IN APPRECIATION
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We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindly help at
the hour of our deepest sorrow
in the loss of our father William
Grenier. The loss was softened
much by the neighborly help
and sympathy which was shown
by so many.
Mrs. Daisy Grenier
Mrs. Winifred Johnson
Mrs. Caroline Rogeness
Mrs. Beatrice Moore
Delphia Grenier
William Grenier, Jr.
Andrew Grenier.
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Do you remember when us fel
lers used to git out under the
big maple along side the old
livery stable and pitch hawse
shoes? Those were the days of
real sport and are still with us.
A new pitching ground has
been established out in front of
the telephone office. Where in
heck they got the mule shoes, is
a question, by crickey, but Judge
Clausen and Bill Holt allege that
j they can skin anything in shoe
leather, for money, marbles or
| chalk, or what have yer. Now
there might be some of you’se
fellers what have pulled other
lines than halibut gear in your
time and can probably swing a
wicked wing with shoes other
than rudder shoes. Our mar
bles are on the Dog Catcher, who
has all the earmarks of a
real champeen.
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Dr. LaRue, former practicing
dentist in Petersburg was a pass
enger on the Northwestern head
ed fo rinterior points.
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THRILLING STORY OF RUS
SIAN REVOLUTION DEPICTED
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The cutting of the trans-Si
berian railway during the hec
tic days of the Russian Revolu
tion is depicted in one of the
thrilling moments of “The Last
Command,” Paramount’s newest
picture starring Emil Jennings,
admittedly one of the greatest
character actor on the stage to
day. This picture will be seen at
the Coliseum on Saturday only.1
The trans-Siberian railway is
the longest railway from point
to point in the world, and during
its construction under the Czar’s
regime, was heralded as one of
the engineering feats of the age
It is possible to entrain on the
Siberian express in Paris and a
week later step from the same
train at Shanghai a distance of
8000 miles.
Under the technical direction
of Prince Nicholas Kobliansky,
who was attached to one of the
Czar’s regiments prior to the re
volution, this incident is thrill
ingly re-enacted again before j
jthe camera The mob scene is
'most realistic.
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WANTED TO LOCATE
The owner of Steam Donkey at
Karkeen, communicate with i
R. J. Peratovich at Klawock if
he wishes to sell state price.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad, Pastor
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Easter Sunday. Sunday School
meets at 10 a. m. Morning wor
ship at 11 a. m. Sermon by the
Pastor. Theme: “He is Risen.” |
Evening service at 8 p. m.
A cordial welcome to all.
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