1 Get thos<? flies
With
Fly-Tox
Oronite Fly Spray
Buhac Powder
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Also Protect Yourself from
Misquitos
With
Misquitone
Skeeter-Scoot
Skeeter-Scatter
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Wheeler Drug & Jewelery Co.
8
Saturday Specials
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Ranch Eggs
Doz. 23c
Wash. Co-op. Brand
Bisquick Flour
Pkg 35c
For Biscuits & Muffins
Picket Pancake Flour
it
Delicious Pancakes & Waffles
Shredded Wheat
Healthful Breakfast Food
Chicken Tamales
Lyndens Favorite Brand
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The
25c!
Pkg 18c
23c
Modern Grocery
A. 0. Heimdahl
nug c^d smooth • • ■ there*s nothing like
the new
“YD • ”
C> owes
% lliese brand-new, absolutely
different Undies by Munsingwear
are practically a part of you ..„
they fit so snug and smooth! Style
knitted, skin fitted, light weight
short knit Vests and Panties
... that are long enough to fit and
stay in place and brief enough
to delight the most modern
minded. Tney're absolutely per
fect . . . even beneath a reveal
ing satin dress. And they're as
smart and snappy as their catchy
name . . . "Ponies" by Munsing
wear. Ask to see them today l
,, Hogue & Tveten Co,
TOWN TOP icy'
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Dick Hanson has a contract to
deliver 300 pounds of flounder
| to the Yukon Mink Farms, daily.
I Leota J. Roberts of Juneau was
a local visitor.
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Mr. E. L. Keithahn, principal
of the Kake schools, returned to
his home after spending several
days in town.
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Miss Ragnhill Larsen is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Lillian Me
Closkey in Juneau.
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i H. G. Gross of Juneau was re
gistered at the Arctic Hotel.
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A. Van Mavern, commercial
salesman was in town attending
to his trade.
| Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Zimmerman
of Brothers Island were in port
| for mail and supplies during the
week.
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Kake cannery, operated by
1 Libby, McNeill & Libby, is said
to be worried about the run of
fish and want some fishermen
but prices are such that the men
could not hope to make wages.
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Frank Preuschoff, operating a
-fox island in Beech’s Pass was
| j a local visitor.
f Mrs. James Demmert of Kla
J week came here from Junear
; where she had been entered ir
J the federal hospital. Her hus
* band James came over from
JjKlawock for her and they re
journed home Wednesday.
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j j L. S. Baker of Seattle was re
\ \ gistered at the Arctic Hotel.
J Junior and Mrs. Roy J. Mc
J Math of Juneau were local
!! visitors.
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I Jack Ryan of Chicago, who k
{scheduled to wrestle Roy Ander
I son of Minneapolis tomorrow
I night hurt his knee and has laic
, off active training. He will entei
the ring in pretty fair shape
however.
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Orrie Harris, Ellery Carlsoi:
and Arthur Lundquist have beer
giving Roy Anderson a bit oi
workouts during the week. Man}
.citizens have taken opportunity
to watch the workouts in the
'Eons of Norway Hall,
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I Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wilde
Oj
Entrance Island, returned home
after spending several days ii
town.
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> Nels Bernard who was arrestee
‘ last week was taken to Sitka t(
face a charge of statuatory rape
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G. Williamson of Juneau wa;
a recent visitor in town.
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Chet Pechette and Lou Cride:
have joined forces and will op
’ erate the barber shop at tin
(corner of the Grande Cafe.
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'! The Petersburg Public Libran
{Association is putting on a cof
{fee and cake sale for the benefk
; of the Library, Saturday, Aug
16th in the Library rooms. There
I will be no set charge. All dona
tions will be used to defray in
cidental expenses and for the
purchase of new books.
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The American Legion met Iasi
night to elect delegates and
proxies to the Departmental
convention to be held in Fair
banks next month. Special rates
have been arranged by the Alas
ka Steamship Company giving
approximately 20 per cent re
ductions.
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! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis
and daughters have moved to
Wrangell where Mr. Lewis has
secured employment in the
Wrangell Sawmill which is now
operating. Mrs. Lewis and the
I girls are employed by the Haines
Oyster Company which is now
! packing shrimp in that town.
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A1 McKay, skipper of the gas
boat Liela of Wrangell arrived in
Petersburg during the week to
look after interests in the Scow
Bay mills.
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Mr. Sonsthagen returned from
Craig where he put up about
thirty tierces of king salmon.
Like other operators he is not
optimistic about vsh markets.
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The Ketchikan Chamber of
Commerce is worrying about the
employment or nonemploymen^
of resident labor on road con
struction projects. It does net
have time to think of the em
ployment of1 450 Filipinos in
Ketchikan to the exclusion of
resident labor.
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MUCH “MURDERED” MAN
FACES “DEATH” AGAIN
Figuring all “takes” and “re
akes,” Robert Perry, motion pic
ture actor, believes he has un
dergone' the experience of being
murdered more than 1,000 times
during the past thirteen years.
Perry, who recently added to
his experience in “murdered”
roles for “The Lawyer’s Secret, ’
the Coliseum Theatre attraction,
for Tuesday and Wednesday, has
frequently been “murdered”
twice in the same picture, once
with a beard, again without. On
one or two occasions, employed
by shoestring producers, he has
“murdered” himself in a picture,
one scene showing him shooting
from a window, another showing
him, minus moustache, falling
in the street before his own hail
of bullets.
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NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS
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SEALED BIDS will be received
at the office of the Clerk of the
Petersburg School Board until
five (5:00) p.m., Aug. 2, for the
transportation of pupils living
in West Petersburg, to and from
Petersburg on each school day
during the 1932-33 school year.
The contactor must enter into
a contract with the Territory of
Alaska for the transportation of
pupils, and in addition thereto,
be subject to any rules, regula
tions or supervision which may
now or hereafter be imposed by
the Commissioner of Education
or the Petersburg School Board.
The contractor must furnish
1 safe and comfortable boat trans
i portation, supply cautions and
experienced pilot or pilots, and
such number of boats, as. are
[ necessary to safely and comfort
, ably transport the pupils.
| Pupils are to be delivered at
'Petersburg not later than 8:45
, j a.m. of each school day, and
transported to West Petersburg,
without delay, immediately after
| the close of school,
j The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids, to specify the
type of boat or boats to be used
and to cancel the contract for
cause without notice.
Petersburg School Board
By F. J. Fryer, Clerk
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NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS
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SEALED BIDS will be received
at the office of the Clerk of the
Petersburg School Board (Until
five (5:00) p.m., Aug. 2, for the
transportation of pupils living
along the Petersburg-Mountain
Point Highway, to and from the
Petersburg Public Schools, on
each school day during the 1932
33 school year.
The contractor must enter
into a contract with the Terri
tory of Alaska for the trans
portation of the pupils, and in
addition thereto, be subject to
any rules, regulations or super
vision which may now or here -
after be imposed by the Com
jmissioner of Education or the
j Petersburg School Board. He
j must obtain a public liability!
‘policy, satisfactory to the Peters
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Be Prepared for Your trip
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Scratches, cuts, bruizes—you can’t avoid them. But
8 y°u ca« protect such wounds against infection.
2
£ provides everything you need'to guard against this danger!
It slips into your pocket as easily as a tin of tobacco.
First Aid
Emergency Kits
$1.00 Each
The People’s Drug Co.
The Friendly Store Across from the Postoffice
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burg School Board and the Com- (
missioner of Education, provid- I
jing for a liability of §5,000.00 for j
each child transported, and a!
total maximum liability of §100,
,000.00.
The contractor must furnish
safe and comfortable automobile
j transportation, supply cautious
and experienced driver or driv
ers, and such number of auto
mobiles as are necessary to
safely and comfortably trans
Iport the pupils.
! Pupils are to be delivered to
jthe Petersburg Public Schools
not later than 8:50 a.m. of eaen
'school day, and transported
home, without delay, immediate
ly after the close of school.
The right is reserved to reject
any or ali bids, to specify the
type of car or cars to be used,
and to cancel the contract for
cause without notice.
Petersburg School Board
By F. J. Fryer, Clerk
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