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Mrs. C. Demasi and baby left <
for Juneau last Saturday.
John Grubstad left for Ket
chikan.
Mott Fosland took passage to
I Seattle this week.
Marie Tollefsen of Juneau was
registered at the Arctic Hotel.
A. S. Agdan of Seattle is a
local visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raynor
are in from Cape Fanshaw.
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R. Flakstaad, commercial man,
left for Juneau, Saturday.
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Thomas Hansen took passage
to Juneau, on the Admiral
Rogers.
C. O. Duval left for Juneau on
the Admiral Watson and return
ed on the mailboat.
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H. B. Carbray, commercial
salesman left for Juneau after
visiting the local trade.
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Raymond Wheeler returned to
Wrangell after spending several
days in Petersburg.
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Father Monroe, S. J., returned
to Wrangell after holding mass
in the Catholic Church, Sunday.
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Ed Fagervick of Pillar Bay
came to town for a few days
visit.
The Lancing and Betty are on
the Citizens’ Dock grids for
overhauling.
Mr. A. Van Mavern of the West
Coast Grocery of Tacoma, is in
town for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Crewson
arrived in Petersburg from Ket
chikan during the week.
Miss Impi Aalto left for Doug
las and is visiting there this
summer with her relatives.
Deputy U. S. Marshal C. V.
Brown and wife, left for Juneau
during the week.
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E. N. Ohmer is returning on
the steamer Queen from Seattle
and will arrive in Petersburg
Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Holt and children
Katherine, Louise and Baby
Holt, left on the Northland for
Seattle.
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Mr. and Mrs. George V. Beck
and baby left for Seattle from
whence they will proceed to
Salem and Eugene, Oregon.
“Carlson the Painter” is fin
ishing up the marque which Sing
Lee has had constructed on his
building.
Mrs. Casper Hallingstad who
is sick plans to go to Juneau to
enter the federal hospital for
surgical treatment.
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Nana Paul returned to Peters
burg for the summer from Sitka
where she attended the Sheldon
Jackson School.
Cope Munday shipped out 19
boxes of fresh halibut and 2
boxes of trout to the Seattle
markets. i
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Baker and
baby left on the Admiral Rogers
for Skagway where they will •
visit with relatives and friends. (
Charles Metje was sent on the
Admiral Rogers to Haines where
he was entered in the Haines
Orphanage.
The shrimp cannery opened
Monday morning with a large
orevittbe doors awaiting the i
wff
opening. The catch is limited, so X
tar to 25 boxes a day. It is said \
that the pickers will be run in l
relays so that a larger crew may jj
t>eneflt from the operations. \
Eleip the veterans. Buy a Poppy s
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•SCARLET PAGES” MARKS
RETURN OF ELSIE FERGUSON
Elsie Ferguson makes her re
turn to the screen in her first
talking picture role in “Scarlet j
Pages,” the First National and ]
Vitaphone drama to be shown \
Saturday only, Pal night at the ]
Coliseum Theatre.
A few years ago, Miss Fergu- j
son was one of the leading ac- ]
tresses of silent films. During the j
past several years, she has been j
a prominent footlight star both ]
in New York and other leading j
theatrical centers.
In “Scarlet Pages” Elsie Fer- j
guson enacts a brillant woman \
lawyer who takes the case of a i
girl charged with the murder of ,
the man she believes to be her j
father. One of the most sensa- <
tional screen trials is filmed and <
recorded in this dramatic story 1
of a woman who sacrifices her !
career to save her daughter from !
disgrace. '
Marian Nixon enacts the girl !
while the all star cast includes !
Grant Withers, John Hallidav, 1
Neely Edwards, DeWitt Jennings !
and others. Ray Enright directed 1
“Scarlet Pages” which is based 1
on the successful stage play by •
Samuel Shipman and John B. i
Hymer. j
“MOTHERS CRY
“Mothers Cry” presents a new \
angle to the oldest, strongest \
and strangest love in the world, j
It is a story of four children's j
lives through the eyes of a \
mother who couldn’t understand .
why they were so different from ■
her—and from each other.
The novel made Helen Grace
Carlisle famous overnight. It is
now in its twelfth printing.
The entire cast was selected
by screen test only. More than
one hundred tests were made
before Dorothy Peterson was
selected for the title role.
It has universal appeal.—
‘ Mothers Cry” will be shown at
the Coliseum Theatre, Sunday
and Monday—Also “Adventures
in Africa”—the most thrilling of
all wild animal pictures.
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GEOFFERY KERR PLAYS
FIRST BIG PART IN
NEW LUKAS PICTURE
Geoffery Kerr, the brillant
young English writer, actor and
soldier, who made a name for
himself on the Broadway stage
recently, plays a prominent part
in Paramount’s talkie, “Women
Love Once” which comes to the
Colisuem Theatre on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Pal nights.
Kerr was on the stage in Lon
don before the war. He joined
in the big scrap as an aviator
and was shot down by two Ger
man Fokkers. After that he was
an instructor, and then he re -
turned to the stage, being brot
to New York from London by
Henry Miller. He played in a
number of hits with Ruth Chat
terton, Blanche Bates, Laura
Hope Crews, Ina Claire and
others.
He is a steady contributer tc
‘Vanity Fair” and other nation
al publications.
“Women Love Once” is his
second talking picture. Paul
Lukas and Eleanor Boardman
nave the leading roles in the
play.
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It cleans the teeth thoroughly
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to compare prices as you would at thehome
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