STOCK UP WITH THESE
SPECIALS
3 Libby DeLux Plums - .95
Picnic Hams • per lb. .29
6 lb. Alaska Carrots - .25
2 Packages Citrus Soap .85
2 2-lb. Del Monte Prunes .75
Modern Grocery
LOCAL NOTES
Mr. Merritt of the U. S. Forest
Department is in town this week to
start the survey of the road from
Scow Bay to Mountain Point.
Mrs. Sam McGee and child left
for llie States on the Yukon last
Wednesday. She plans to spend
the winter with Mr. McGee’s mother.
Roy Cole, old timer around
Wrangell and Tokeen arrived in
town this week.
Mrs. Oscar Carlson of Wrangell
came over on the Tasmania for a
visit.
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fined to her home since last Fri
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i care since.
Bud Soutliwortli sailed on the
! Rogers for Seattle this week,
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We Receive shipments of
NEW RECORDS
on every northbound boat.
Come in at any time and hear tin
latest Records. If you don’t find
what you want, we’ll get them foi
you. We have needles for your
phonograph.
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Carl Jacobson
JEWELRY And CURIO STORE
PETERSBURG, - - ALASKA
FOR QUICK TAXI SERVICE CALL PHONE 49.
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSiClAN And SURGEONS
Residence and Office Over Wheeler Drug Store
Dan E. Standard,®M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: Ei e, Ear, Nose & Throat
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted
WE SELL FIRST CLASS
COAL
Place Your Orders for the Winter Supply
NOW
Chris. Tveten
Phone 15 Petersburg
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Throw away ypur CANES ANT) CRFTCHKS and join tin* Happy
Throng at the ELKS’ COUNTRY DANCE Tomorrow night.
Worth’s
GREEN LANTERN
Ball Room for
Bridge Parties - Dancing Parties
Co/y - Comfortable
Clean
Comfortable
Charley Maun left on the Rogers
Thursday for San Francisco where
lie will join Mrs. Mann.
The American Legion held its re
gular by-monthly meeting in their
Hall last Monday evening, at, which
time they elected officers for the en
suing year. Dan Thompson was
chosen Commander; Mr. Archbold,
Vice-Commander; Mr. Harold Dawes
Adjutant; Mr. Frederick Nelson,
Finance Officer; and Mr. William
Dunkleberger, Sargeant-at-Arrns.
Mrs. E. Sarf and son Edward,
who have been yisiting in Everett,
Washington for several months, re
turned home this week, coming to
Wrangell on the Alaska, and from
there on the mailboat, Tasmania.
George Kim, owner of the Alas
ka Cafe, pleaded guilty to a charge
of having liquor in his possession,
ani was sentenced this week (o 8
months in jail and to pay a fine of
$800 and costs. He has closed up
his restaurant but is completing
transaction for the sale of the build
ing arid lot.
I*. T. A. OFFERS HE LI* FINISH
ASSEMBLY HALL SCHOOLHOUSE
Th Parent Teachers Association
offered to appropriate $500. toward
the completion of the new assembly
room in the addition to the school
house provided the City Council
made a raise of the balance to finish
tin room. The Council sustained a
motion to complete the assembly
room and also the Science room if
possible. Estimates as to the cost
of the completion of the Science
room are to be obtained from Mr.
israelson by the next meeting to as
certain what the exact cost would
be.
“A CAPTURED ALASKA RAT”
The Seward Gateway gives a big
whoopee!! for Senator Reed—Sen
ator James Reed of Missouri - be
cause the able Senator has tos’sed a
brick bat at the Government boards
and bureaucracies. We come in on
this • applause wholeheartedly, hut
in doing so we should lik-< to know
"ho.v come” such strenuous objec
tion to the Controller Bill by the
cheer leader of Seward.
HAVE YOU A BALKY HEATER |
IN YOUR HOME
George B. Rice, Exalted Ruler, |
B. P. O. E., Juneau (Lodge 420,) j
is visiting Petersburg and will be on
hand at the Elk's big doings Satur
day night. In the meantime, if you
are having bother with your home
heating outfit, Oil-o-matic, go right
after him and tell him your troubles
instead of to the policeman. Mr.
Rice is Alaska Agent for the Oil-o
matic burners and will give you
•sound advice oon operating most
any old heating system.
HAMMERING ’EM TN
Jacob Heinkel, an amployee of the
Petersburg Street Department is
bedfast in St. Ann Hospital, from
effects of a recent operation. Of
course he had to have The Alaskan
sent to him. “Jack” desires to keep
in touch with local doings while
I absent but we’re hopefully looking
for his return and better health.
THE GLEAM. OF “THE GREEN
LANTERN”
The dance Thursday night, spon
sored by William Worth at. The
Green Lantern ballroom, was well
attended and went off nicely. The
Green Lantrn, with its pretty Hal
lowe'en trimmings iy an appealing
place for those who court the Muse
of Dance and Music and during the
long winter evenings will lure both
young and old.
DEVIL FISH ATTACKS FISHER
MAN IN BOAT
Attacked by a giant devil fmh and
on the verge of being carried to
sea was the unusual experience on
the 14th of the month of Grant Mc
Gregor, Vancouver, B. C. fisherman
on the halibut schooner Chelsea at
Prince Rupert.
The octopus, more than six feet
long, came up with the fishing gear,
'reached out its tentacles and caught
McGregor. Ho wag being choked
into unconsciousness when three
other fishermen chopped him free
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Why Gamble?
“I tell you in advance what job will cost.”
If you contemplate installing a Heating Plant or Oil Earner
—let me give you a list of Plants ! have installed in Wrangell,
Sitka, Juneau and Haines, and you investigate. I GUARANTEE
EVERY JOB.
The true test of a Heating Plant is not how much it cost to
install, hut how much fuel it Burns,
I will be in Petersburg for the next day or two, and if you
have any heating troubles or want an estimate on a new plant
T wTill he glad to give you advice or an estimate without any
charge or obligation.
Geo. B. Rice
PLUMBING,
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Here is where you will find what you want when you want it.
Also Rain Coats, Boots, Rubber Goods, Shoes, Mackinaws,
Hunting and Fishing Supplies, Etc.
GOODMAN’S
CLOTHING STORE
Across from Post Office
Satisfaction Guaranteed
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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
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Petersburg Marine Ways
J. C. Holton & Ed. Walwick
! MODEL BAKERY
All Electrical Equipment
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
Fancy Cakes and Pastry
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Wo have been endeavoring for
some time to obtain a line of Canned
'Good that would be pleasing, First
to the eye; Second to the taste;
Third to the pocketbook, and be
lieve us dear customers, we have it
in our new “TRUPAK” line. Quality
plus and the price is right.
When you open a can of “Trupak
Kirby Corn,” “Pemvick Peas,” As
paragus, Peaches or any one of a
dozen other products of this cele
brated line.. You may rest assured
that you are getting the finest
flavored fruits and vegetables ob
tainable. And the price? Well, ask
the man behind the counter.
A trial will convince you.
A tip to the wise.
If you don’t want to become a
Trupak addict don’t buy the first
can.