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PETERSBURG,
Orders
P. O. Box 57
ALASKA.
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PHONE 26
When In A RUSH
PIGGLY WIGCLY has a combine of over 3500 stores, located throughout the civilized world - iKtieft re
it stands to reason that FiGGLY WICGLY can buy and sell all your popular brands at lower prices-Just
try us for a month and find out for yourself-We have the goods and we also deliver- Eelcw are all regular
every day prices.
Pineapple
DEL MONTE OR LIBBY’S
CRUSHED NO. 2 TINS
Fruits for salad J fl
GRIFFIN’S, BRANDY jjll
FLAVOR, NO. 2 TINS % J
Peaches
SILVER BAR BRAND
NO. 21/2 TIN-2 FOR
Corn
ARTESIAN—GOLDEN
BANTAM, 3 No. 2 tins
Coffee
OUR BEST BRAND
ONE POUND
Mayonaise
NALLY’S
PINT JARS EA.
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QT. JARS, EA.
Preserves
PUKE FRUIT
ASSORTED NO. 2
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Peas DELM0NTE
No 1 TIN 17 CENTS
3 TINS FOR
Malt Syrup
U. S. BRAND HOP
FLAVOR 2y2 Lb. TINS
Whole Clams
TUREEN BRAND
NO. 1 TINS
Fig:
CELQPIIANE WRAPT
2-Lb. EXTRA CHOICE
Corn Starch
ARGO BRAND
1 lb. PACKAGES
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TWO PACKAGES
String Beans
PEL-LU BRAND
No 2 TINS—3 FOR
BUTTER
FINEST- CREAMERY
PER POUND
Carrots
FRESH BUNCHED
PER BUNCII
NUCOA
2 pounds for
Shortening
1 lb CARTON 18 CENTS
2 CARTONS FOR
SALT
LESLIES—PLAIN OR
IODIZED EA
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2 FOR
Snowflakes
LARGE CADDIES
EACH
Cookies
FANCY ASSORTED
14 OZ. PKGS.
Farina.
SPERRY’S
10-LB. CLOTH BAGS
PUREX
pint bottles
| Prunes
MEDIUM SIZE
2-ib PKGS
SPINACH
LARGE SIZE EACH
DEL MONTE
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3 TINS FOR
LUX
LARGE SIZE PKGE
EACH
Tomato Sauce
DEL MONTE BRAND
PICNIC SIZE EA.
Olives
EXTRA LARGE, RIPE
PINT TINS EA.
Dill Pickles\
DEL MONTE BRAND
LARGE TINS
Soups _
CAMPBELL’S
ALL KINDS PER TIN
Grape Juice
ISLAND BELLS
PINT BOTTLES
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QUART BOTTLES
Soap
CREME OIL
3 BARS FOR
25
Sardines
Pancake Flour
ROCKDEL—WHOLE
WHEAT LARGE PKG.
ROYAL BRAND—IN
PURE OLIVE OIL ea
18
0
All Bran
KELLOGG’S
LARGE SIZE EA.
Marshmallows f|
12 OZ. VACUUM ~ /
PART TINS-per Tin fa*1
Sunbrite
Cleanser pep can
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CANS FOR
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We always Have tHe finest assortment of fresHfruits and
vegetables winter and summer. ?5rvice wittl a sm*ie and a saving
Common Sense
Beauty Treatment
As prescribed by HELENA RUBINSTEIN,
the eminent Beauty Authority, these COMMON
SENSE TREATMENTS are simple, sensible, and
quickly effective.
Her active preparations, on sale in this store,
will renew the youth and lovliness of your skin.
Read what HELENA RUBINSTEIN advises in
her Intimate Beauty Talks as shown in the fol
lowing magazines:
Woman's Home Companion
McCall’s Magazine
Cosmopolitan
Delineator
Wheeler D?ug & Jewelry Co.
Only Authorized Local Victor Agents
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Leo W. Breuer, Commission
er of Education arrived during
week and has been visiting the
schools in this district.
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Jacob Hadland v/as in town
during the week.
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George Cowan, genial jewelry
man of Wrangell, was in Peters
burg for a brief visit.
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Mrs. G. W. Niles, wife of the
public school teacher at Point
Agassiz, was a local visitor.
Albert Wile, Democratic can
didate for the Territorial Legis
I lature, April primaries, was in
| town during the week.
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i Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson,,
and son Keith, took passage for
j Seattle on the Alameda. <
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Mrs. Hilda Skei is Seattle
bound on the Alameda.
Knte Thompson left for Ket
chikan, yesterday.
BULLIEVE
The City Marshal has been in
| structd to cut ventilators to
! utilize in halls, waste heat from i
the furnace room at the school, i
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The City Registration Books j
are now open for the coming!
election.
Frank McKee left for Ketch- j
ikan to secure equipment for the j
McKee Machine Shop.
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G. L. Rich, representing the
Elack Manufacturing Company |
was in town visiting the trade. |
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The Business Women’s Club
met with the City Council and j
requested permission to install:
ieceptacles for papers and lit-1
ter on the streets at their own
expense.
The permission was granted.
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An attempt will be made to re- (
surect and resuscitate the ■
Town Band. All members and
other musicians interested are j
asked to meet for rehearsal in
tiie Town Hall next Tuesday ev
ening at eight o’clock.
Morning worship at 11. Spe- j
cial children’s service. Parents j
are urged to attend.
The Bellingham took on 250
boxes of frozen salmon, Wednes- !
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day. Shipment by C. C. Mundy.
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Captain Martin Enge of the
gasboat Augusta is due at the
! Cold Storage plant Friday
' with the first load of herring of
j the season.
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The new conveyor and ice
grinder have been installed at1
1 the cold storage plant. It is a j
big improvement in that it willJ
j relieve congestion when boats
| are rushing in and out with
i their fares.
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, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson!
are in from Whitney Island.
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The Alaskan Glacier Sea Food
Company shipped out 40 boxes of
shrimp meat on the Alameda,
yesterday.
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The shrimp cannery is hand
ling 10 tons of shrimp daily. The
trawlers Louise and Charles W.
are freighting from the Wran
gell district.
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Forty Petersburg people, in
cluding the High School Basket
ball team, were royally enter
tained by the Sons and Daught
ers of Norway at Ketchikan this
week. A banquet and dance was
given them.
Charles Greenaa is returning
form Seattle, Saturday.
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FOR Sale:—Gas boat “Sunrise”
28 feet long, 9 ft. 6 in. beam, 10
h.p. Standard engine $450.
Joe Thomas, Wrangell.
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Next Tuesday evening the Pe
tersburg Business Women’s Club j
is giving a bridge dinner in hon- j
or of Mrs. Bafison, who is leaving j
who is leaving to make her
2iome in the South. This dinner
will be held at the Devil’s
Thumb and will be attended by
tte members of the Club only.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakesftad, Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. j
A meeting of the congregation 1
will be held at the church, Mon
day evening at eight. An im
portant meeting and all mem
bers are urged to be present.
Others interested are cordially
welcome.
Catechetical classes meet on
Wednesdays and Fridays at
3 30 p. m.
A cordial welcome to all.
A cordial welcome to all.
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At The Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Layworker
Sunday School meets at 10:30
Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
A cordial welcome to All.
WEAR
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Ball • Band
Rubber Footwear
WEAR
Pendleton
Wool Sox
And WEAR
BUY FROM
Hogue & Tveten Co.