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Nugget and Ivory Jewelry
Best]Line of Hand-made Goods in Alaska
DEBT .LINE OF .HAND .MADE
GOOD* IN ALASKA NUGGET
AND IVORY JEWELRY
SOUVENIR SPOONS. BASKETS.
IVORY CARVING8-TOTEM POLES
Ivory Totem Poles and Beads
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JEWELRY And CU 0 STORE
PET kSBURG,
ALASKA
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DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Orer Drug Store Phone 55 Residence '• ulebost Home Phono 54
Dan E. Standard, IVI.D.
General Practice
Susie V. Standard, M.D.
Specialist: F e, Ear, Nose & Throat
WE SELL FIRST CLASS
COAL
Place Your Orders for the Winter Supply
NOW
Chris. Tveten
Phone 15 Petersburg
The ever growing Circulation of
The ALASKAN among buyers is an1
Inducement to Merchants to Adver
tise in The ALASKAN.
FOR SALE—Gearhart knitting
machine. Extra cylinder — new
MRS. GOMOLL
Sumner Island, City.
LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. L. Reinke, who has been in
the States the last three weeks on
a buying trip, returned tc her home
on the Alameda last Saturday.
Mrs. Karl Larsen, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. James
McCloskey of Juneau, returned to
Petersburg this week. She also
spent several weeks with her oldest
daughter in Ketchikan previous to
her visit in Juneau.
Jack Schoettler received word
this week that his wife who under
went an operation for appendicitis
in the Ketchikan General Hospital
a couple of weeks ago, is improving
rapidly and will return home in a
short while.
Mr. E. Lotsfeldt who has been as
sociated here during the summer
with the U. S. Engineers returned
to Petersburg on the the Farragut
after a short vacation in Seattle.
While south, Mr. Lotsfeldt was mar
ried and his bride, who was a Seat
tle girl, returned to Petersburg with
him.
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James Allen arrived in Peters
burg this week to make his home
during the year with his sister Mrs.
Hjalmer Skei. He will attend the
local high school, where he ha's en
rolled as a senior.
Miss Cary McKecknie, who has
been visiting in Ketchikan the past
two weeks, returned to Petersburg
on the Rogers in time to assume
her duties as teacher in the third
grade.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tritt were in
Petersburg on Thursday, ceming in
l tn Capt. Dickenstn’s boat the San
{ ta Rita. Mr. Tritt is the represent
Iative of the A. V. Love Company.
They left for Wrangell on Thurs
day evening.
1 Mrs. P. E. Vernev and children.
Dorothy and Edward, returned
^ home on the Faragut last Monday
3 night after spending six weeks al
3 Ketchikan and Metlakatla.
Earl Olimor went to Wrangell on||
the Charles T. last week taking ov |
er Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gibbons
and Mr. Wahl who had been visit-j
ing in Petersburg.
A large crowd enjoy a week-end
dance last Saturday night t at the
Sales Inn. These weekly dances are
getting popular every week.
Sunday School services will be
resumed at the Lutheran Church
beginning at 10:30 a. m. Sunday.
All children are invited to come.
.Dance any night at Worth’s, adv.
CLOSING OF SOME HALIBUT
BANKS SUGGESTED TO
PREVENT DEPLETION
Deputy Commissioner of Fisherie
Says Situation in .North .Pacific
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Causes Concern.
Serious depletion of the North
Pacific halibut hanks, source of ap
proximately 80 percent of the
worlcPc production of halibut has
given the International Fishery
Commission “grave concern, “ ac
cording to statement issued recent
ly by the Deputy Commissioner of
Fisheries of the Department of Com
merce, Lewis H. Radcliffe.
The American and Canadian Com
mission, of which the Commissioner
of Fisheries, Henry O’Malley is a
member, is now considering regula
tions which may he necessary to
conserve the halibut in these banks,
which annually yield about 50,000,
00 pounds, Mr. Radcliffe said. The
} closing of some of the banks is be
) ing considered because the situa
j is so serious, lie added, pointing out
some of the results shown in the
report of the Chairman of the Com
mission, John P. Babcock, of Vic
toria, B. C.
The biological side has been care
fully checked and studied, Mr. Rad
cliffe said, and the facts adduced
confirm in every respect the appre
hensions felt as to the future supply
| of halibut in British Columbia and
j Alaska waters if the present system
| of fishing is continued.
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Week End
Social Dance
At Sons of Norway Hall
SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 10
MUSIC BY
BuKer’s Orchestra
Don t Forget the Dance at Sale’s Inn Next Week
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Geo. Anderson
Of Juneau, Alaska
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jg Will be in back in town next week to take care of his trade
H Watch for further notice
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