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Are permently guaranteed against any
original defect in workmenship and
material. Quality mark PRECISON
on all grades
We welcome inspection
CARL JACOBSON’S
Curio and Jewelry Store
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Petersburg, Alaska
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Genera! Machine Work
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X Sunbeam Pipe and Pipeless Furnace—Sunbeam Cabinet Heater
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**A Penny for Our
Thoughts”
Two cents (to cover
cost of mailing) will
bring you Frye’s
"Meat Guide.” It con
tains our thoughts on
preparing 187 dainty
dishes Send for it.
One of the most delic
ious recipes is ‘‘Quick
Mountain Stew. As
the name suggests,
quick and easy to make
and most appetizing.
Frye & Co., Seattle
it’s the ideal “day opener" for all
the family—children as well as
grown-ups.
Major C. E. McDonald, Surgeon
U. S. Army, and international
authority on care of infants, says,
“Bacon is a perfect food. For
babies over a year old it beats all
others as a body-builder."
That's for health—for flavor, the
taste will tell every member of
the family that Frye's “Delicious"
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LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. Hans Wick is expected home
on the Alameda.
Mrs. Lien and son left last week
tor Tacoma where they will live dur
ing the coming school year.
Charley West returned from a
trip to Warm Springs Bay, Thurs
day afternoon.
Lime Crusn and Lemonade at th-j
Totem Pole.
Will Barrows returned from
Kake yesterday. He reports a fine
trip.
Carl Carlson returned from
Wrangell Tuesday so work is pro
gressing on the Wheeler building,
which work is under his direction.
Earl Ohrner is the proud possessor
of a new speed boat that is reported
to make around eighteen knots an
hour. Just watch Earl go!
Miss Rosemary Barnard, who has
been living with the Colp family on
the fox island, has returned to Pe
tersburg and is living with the Lar
son family for a short time.
Orange Crush and Lemon Crush
served icv cold at the Totem Pole.
Hans Wick has been supervising
the installation of fire hydrants
thos week. The last hydrant going
in at the turn of the road toward
the oil docks.
Try John Fanning for Arch Sa
ver Shoes for men, women and chil
dren. First class hosery on hand.
Mr. Henderson, Commissioner of
Education, was in Petersburg last
week end, having just returned
from the Teachers’ Institute in
Ketchikan.
Let’s try a Rainbow Special at
| the Totem Pole.
Mrs. William Tamaree, who will
have charge of the Native Presby
terian church in Petersburg this
winter, expects to start her work by
the first of October.
Frances Tameree, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tameree of Wrangell
left last week for New York city.
She expects to enter Swarthmore
University, Philadelphia, after a
short visit with a brother in New
Y ork.
The Kingsmill and the Marian,
two tenders of the Petersburg Pack
ing Company, left last Monday night
for Seattle. Mr. Richard Miller is
taking the Kingsmill out. A num
ner of local boys shipped with them
as crew.
Mrs. Harry Colp and two sons
' have moved into Petersburg so that
iho boys may enjoy the advantages
of the local school. They will live
in the house Mr. Thorpe has been
occupying during the summer. Mr.
Thorpe left for Ketchikan on the
Rogers.
Miss Mary Allen entertained in
1 nor of the new teachers with a
very delightful Labor Day outing
at her home at Green Rocks. The
day was spent in picnicing, tramp
ing, dancing, and playing games and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Tablets, Spelling pads,
Composition books, Pencil boxes,
Paints, Ruler, Inks, Erasers, etc.
EVERYTHUSTG 1TOTT WILL IN" ZELL ID FOHr SCHOOL
MARtsLES A big assortment of imrbiei> Just isi
Wheeler Drug and Jewelry Company
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everyone enjoyed himself to the ut- «
termost.
Mr. Steve Fryer shipped on the
U. S. Dredge William T. Rosselle as
machinist when that boat left Pe
tersburg for Seattle last Saturday.
On Sunday evening a message was
picked up over the radio from the
boat reporting that all was well.
Earl Ohmer tried out his new
boat “Florence” by making a round
trip to Wrangell Tuesday. “Skipper
Dick” Hansen who went along as
pilot says ‘That new boat of Earl’s
sure can jazz over to our neighbor
ing city in jig time.”
Large new line of Dennison goods
3ust arrived at the Totem Pole.
The street at the north end of
town has been completed and taken
on considerable traffic. It is a big
improvement over the old street. A
few more such improvements at
needed spots will make it safer for
traffic. The bridge near the mill
for democracy.”
Neil McGreggor has purchased j
from K. L. Steberg the property ad- j
joining Charley Mann’s poolroom.
Thq purchase price being $4,600.
bpon being questioned by our re
porter, Mr. McGreggor stated that
did not intend to build as he was
buying more with the idea of resell
ing later.
John Fanning has them-Arch saver
snoes.
The halibut fleet has been stop
ping at our port for bait this week.
The ruling of the Department of
Commerce now permits of the tak
ing of herring for bait in the Nar
rows. Local fishermen benefit by
said ruling and local business also
benefits from these fishermen as
well as from the halibutmen who
stop here.
A new organization has been
formed in Petersburg recently with
the intent and purpose of giving lo
cal residents more carefully ap
pointed entertainments and better
dance music. They call themselves
the “Merry Makers” and if the in
itial dance is any criterion, they cer
tuinlyhave aptly named themselves.
The quartet is composed of Mary
Allen, pianist; John Schoettler,
clarinet and saxaphone; Bert El
sied, violin and banjo; with Dick
Hanson, presiding at the drums. All
glory to you, Merry Makers. Here’s
to a jolly good season.
The local Bureau school started
on Tuesday of this week with a11 en
rollment of fourteen in five grades.
Owng to lack of sufficient books to
cirry two of the grades properly, the
two boys in the fifth .and .sixth
grades were transferred to the Pub
lic School. .Mr. Louis Paul who has
had charge of this station for the
past three years is again in charge
of the work
Enrollment this year .will be a
little late on account of the very
j poor fishing season reported by the
Natives in this section.
Many of the local residents have
been taking advantage of the open
ing of the hunting season and the
good weather, and although some
have hunted and returned empty
banded, others have been lucky. Dr.
and Mrs. Jones returned on Wednes
day from a successful three days
trip .well satisfied with their luck
Mr. Cornelius, Mr. Dawes, Mr. Sky
man, and many others also had very
•enjoyable trips over Labor Day.
Mr. James Wheeler returned
from the States on Tuesday bring
ing with him Miss Fairfield who will
replace Miss Merle Cleary in the lo
cal store. Miss Cleary returned to
the Wrangell store on Monday.
Miss Fairfield is the sister of Mrs.
Hansen, wife of Capt. Hansen of the
Daring.
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A ttention Fishermen
Why Sleep on a Slab
You will sleep and rest better on a
Silk Floss Mattress—Moisture
resisting—-A Life preserver
$7.75 at
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Also a new line of Pure Wool Blankets
$7,25 and $9.00
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MEN’S FURNISHINGS
Go to
GOODMAN’S
Across from Post OfFce,
For
.Quality Goods and Fair Prices
Northwest Mil! Company
Mills at Scow Bay
Lumber
Before buying elsewhere See u- for
prices on all kinds of lumber
We welcome inspection
as to quality
OSCAR SATHER, Pres. & Mgr.
STOLL’S
General Repair Shop
Battery Charging House V/iring
Installing of refrigerating, steam, gas and electric machinery.
We repair anything from a steam engine to a sewing machine,
and from an auto to a baby carriage. NO JOB TOO BIG OR
TOO SMALL. We charge your battery while you wait. No re
moving from the boat. Use your lights while the battery is
being charged. «
STEAM FITTING AND PLUMBING EXPERT WORK ON IGNITION SYSTEM
AGENT FGR THE WORLD BATTERY
Shop and office on Trading Union Dock. Always on the Job.
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Boat Owners
We can take care of general repair in wood and caulking
and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
length at
Petersburg Marine Ways
J. C. Holton & Fd. Walwick
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