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“Corner Drug Store”
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Strawbesries
And Other
Green Stuff
Always Fresh
Sanitary Market
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Home Service Mending
of Laundered l.oods
We give full value for your
money.
H.OYAMA, PRO.
At your Service
Adams Transfer
Hauling and contracting
Wood for delivery
NEW CRAIG HOSPITAL
WILL BE READY SOON
The new $10,000 hospital beh g
erected at Craig, for the accom
modation of those in need of
medical aid on the west coast of
Prince of Wales island, is more
than half completed and will
be ready for the reception of
oatients by July 1.
A crew of volunteer workme i
from the west coast towns of
Craig, Klawock and Hydabur?
are hurrying the completion of
the 40x80-foot building. A hos
pital committee, composed of U.
S. Commissioner Bagley, Mr
Bradford, Mr. Teeter, Mr. Ander
son, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Peters.
Mr. Bogue and Dr. De Wydm i.
!s directing the work.
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PACIFIC LUTHERAN
CHAUTAUQUA
A patriotic celebration on July
4th opens the 1931 Pacific Lu
theran Chautauqua at Parkland,
Washington, Julv 4th to 10th.
The speakers for the day are
Mayor Tennant of the City of
Tacoma and Rev. J. P. Flueger
of Pacific Lutheran College,
Parkland, Wash. Ar afternoon
program of music a.id sports *s
Hoi no- ninnnpH hv the Committee
on arrangements.
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Phone Offiie Phone Res.
O. L. ALBERY
Chiropractor
In Petersburg till July 15th
Office over Wheeler Drug Store
Free Examination.
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FOR SALE, One Outboard motor
boat—buit by J. Davis & Son
of Metlakatla, Alaska. For in
formation see P. E. Verney—
adv.
R. E. BAUMGARTNER,
Attorney-at-Law
Arctic Hotel
Petersburg .... Alaska
mummmnmmmmmnmmtmmmtt:
THE
JjMIMDEY
! Out Of Town Laundry will
Be Taken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
Everything Back But The Dirt
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CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY
Russel York Proprietor
General Merchandise
An Affair For the Entire Family
Hogue & Tveten Co.
Petersburg, • Alaska
In the Spotlight
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Mrs. Carl Anderson returned
from Wrangell on the Alameda
today.
Mi’s. W. N. Griswold came up
from Ketchikan for a visit with
her son, an operator in the local
cable office.
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Miss Helen Carlson is visiting
her with her brother, John E.
Carlson, manager of the People!
Drug Co.
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Miss Ellen Reep arrived from
Seattle today for a visit w< -.h
her sister, Mrs. Gene Torkelsor..
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Forrest J. Fryer of the Frve1,
Machine Works, returned on th°
Alameda today from a busine-i
trip to Seattle.
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John Barrymore and party,
aboard his palatial yacht “In
fanta’ arrived in Juneau Thurs
day from Chichagoff Island
points. Darby Choquette of
Wrangell is pilot of the boat.
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Mr. and Mrs. Claud Roundtree
are the pround parents of a
baby boy born Saturday morn
ing at the Petersburg hospita
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Passengers arriving on th'
Northland were Douglas Hayrs,
Harvey Whitten and Ray Comp
ton.
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Rev. W. J. Maakestead return
ed home on the Rogers Sund-.y
after spending some weeks i:
California.
Elwin Lien arrived Sunday to
mend the vacation with his pa * ■
ents here. He is a student a'
the University of California.
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Mrs. Carol Clausen war, con
fined to the Petersburg hospita'
for a few days threatened v/.i
appendicitis, but managed tc
keep ahead of the surgeons.
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Mr. John Jensen was a south
bound passenger on the Quee
Friday. He will entei the hosp
ital at Port Townsend for trea’,
ment.
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Mrs. M. M. Hanger ford arrived
an the Northland this week for
a visit with her two sons. Ted
and Bud, and their families.
Mrs. Andrew Gjerde and son
arrived on the Northland fr ,ru
Seattle where she has been
spending the winter.
Mrs. Willie Johnson entertain
ed the ladies of the Tillicum
Bridge Club at her home last
Friday evening. Prizes for foe
evening went to Mrs. L. Rienke
and Mrc. Andrew Johnson.
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Charley Lynch was brought be
fore Commissioner Clausen o
r mplaint of George Bari a v.
r.v>ch plead guilty tb a charge
of assault and battery and was
sentenced to ninety days and
4ined $100.
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Capt. Jim Truitt of the U. S.
Army Engineers is in Petersburg
on official business.
Commissioner Henry O’Malley
3f the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
will sail from Seattle on June j
27th for Alaska. This ought t»'
be good news to a host of Pet
ersburg fishermen. Wonder
what the merchants will say to
him if he comes to Petersburg, i
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Jas. H. Wheeler, proprietor of
the Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co .
returned to Petersburg after at
tending buyers week at Portlard,
Oregon. Judging by the quanti
ty of merchandise he brought
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NEW CHART OUT
The United States Coast and’
Geodetic Survey has publisher
a, new edition of Chart No. 8203, j
Frederick Sound and Sumner;
Strait, Southeast Alaska. A num '
aer of amendments' of the p t-J
/ions chart are incorporated.
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Cftet Johnson is Visiting in Pe - j
ershurg today gStng on to Die.
:ownllof Wrangell tonight.
ie er
back, Mr; Wheeler expects bus
iness to be brisk this summer.
James Wheeler, Junior, came
from Wrangell on the mailbontj
to help • out in the Petersburg
store.
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Mrs. C. C. Mundy left Wrangell
on the Dorothy Alexander for a
visit in Seattle.
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Work on the remodeling of the:
former MacGregor theater whicnj
is to be the new home of thej
Coliseum in Petersburg is pro-1
gressing rapidly. Mr RoyDolg!
ner, sound technician for the
Coliseum theaters in Alaska, i?l
here installing the wiring. j
Ilya Tolstoy, grandson c *\
Count t eo Tolstoy, noted Rus
sian writer and philospher, h,
snending the summer at Mt. Me-'
Kinley National Park, Alaska, |
going north on the Aleutian a
week ago.
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Frank Ward, formerly of Pet
ersburg, had his hand injuvei
in a band saw at Sitka. Some >t
the fingers were amputated.
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C. P. Seelve, representing the
U. S. Land Office, together with
his crew John Dorsch, Horace
^nrker and Walter Gerwels, left
last wt^K with Ranker Archbold
for Wrangell and vicinity. The -j
were to survey homesteads fcr,
James Dolan of Wrangell, Dan >
| Brown at Coffman’s Cove nea1^
[Lake Bay, and J. G. Smith on!
Vank Island.
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Miss Gertrude Goodrich, C. C.
Mundy, and Father Monrce acn
passengers for Wrangell on th°
Northwestern Wednesday.
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Bob Allen’s machine shop sco./
is on the Anderson Bros, ship-,
ways for the spring dose of
copper paint.
Uncle Dave Gross proprietor;
of all t^e Coliseum, theaters, re- j
urned from Seattle this morn-j
ing where he went to purchase
material and equipment for hi > (
new Coliseum in Petersburg. |
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William Cathy, J. J. Kay ana
Adolph A. Wickstrom were ar
riving passengers oh the Ala
meda.
Miss Norma Hallack, graduate
pharmacist, arrived in Peters
burg on the Rogers this week.
She will have charge of the pre -
scription department at Wheele*
Drug & Jewelry Co.
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The luncheon and food sale
last Saturday sponsored by th'.
ladies of the Legion Auxiliar,
the Women’s Community League
and the Daughters of Norway
i combined with a demcnstrati n
1 of Schillings products by Mr. acd
Mrs. H. B. Crewson netted $52.55
for tlie benefit of the Petersburg
Hospital. Mrs. Crewson prepar
ed and served hot biscuits and
ham, coffee and cake. Her of-;
ferings proved so popular that
the supply could scarcely keep
pace with the demand, adding |
measureably to the p^ularity cf,
the Schillings brands.
The boys on the hill ha^^!
tackled another improvement;
which will add much to the ap-j
pearance of the town. Und r
the direction of Marshal Hnr j
Wick they torn down the old
fence from around the hospital
and are preparing the enthe
grounds for lawn seeding. They!
have just completed a thorugn
job of clearing and grading th.-’
grounds about the American Le -
gion Dugout rebuilding the
walks, etc.
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Inquiries have been received
concerning the following persons
supposed to be in Alaska:
Lutgardo Regis—A Filipino
native of Carcar, Cebu, Philip
pine Islands. He was suppose I j
to have been employed as a lab
orer in a salmon cannery in Al
aska in July 1928.
Charles Frederick Callser -
sometimes known as “Brandt or|
Brand” Has been missing from
Jacksonville, Florida since 192^
and is believed to be in Alask i.
He is 5 ft. 2 in. in heigh tr
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When Mosquitoes
Keep You Awake
No need to lay awake hour after hour listening to the
buzzing of pesky Mosquitoes. Just grab your spray gun
loaded with
Elkays Fly Kill
and take a few shots about the room. The insects won’t
bother you any more.
Sold only at the Rexall Stores. Also ORONITE
SPRAY for gnats and mosquitoes.
FLY
The People's Drug Co.
The Rexall Store.
SA\£E SAFETY
.*(your. . , OiwjQ Steffi
g j- B. Carlson, Manager Across from Hotel
weighs 140 lbs. has brown hair
and brown eyes; has knife cut
under bis chin; was born in
Germany in 1885
J Daniel Ward Baker—Ex-sol
jdier, about 4^ years of age. Carre
■ to Alaska in July or Aug us
11930, and has not been heard!
from oinno
T,r"'4r'ri 7 Branham or Rex
Ij] an ham—Missing from Mis
s' : 1023 In 1919. when
rhc-’harged from the United
Stetes Navy he gave Juneau,
Alaska ns his forwarding ad
dress. He is believed to be in!
Alaska now. Height, 6 fee |
weight, 160 lbs" brown har ;
blue eyes; born in Missouri
November 26. 1894.
James Roy Kerrigan—Believed
to be prospecting in Alaska.
William Looney Hudson—Has •
not been heard from since 1398
when he left for the gold field-,
in Alaska. He is about 57 years
of age.
Tom Pauley—Last heard from
at Anchorage, Alaska.
Any one having any informa
tion about the above persons
p’ease communicate with the
Governor’s Office, Juneau, Alas !
f:a.
DR J. W. EDMUNDS COMING'
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Dr. J. W. Fdmunds, prominent
Seattle Eye-Specialist, is taking
his annual vacation in Alaska,
to meet the urgent requests of
his many Alaska patients whj
want their eyes retested for
a. 11 LI Will k C iXl til1
Arctic Hotel. Petersburg, from
ruly 2nd to 9th inclusive. He
vill be pleased to meet all form
er patients and many new one',
[t will pay you to consult him
regarding your blurred vision,
headaches, stomach troubi n,
neuralgia, nervousness, etc, such
is are commonly caused by Eye
strain.
A pair of properly fitted Glas
ses will probably relieve you of
/our trouble
Cross-eyes straightened wit t
nut operation!
Consultation and Examination
free! Charges reasonable.
Come early! Phone for ap
pointment. Dr. Edmunds will
ne very busy.
Office in Seattle at 703-4 Lig
gett Building, Fourth Ave., at
Pike Street.
—Adv.
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2 DOZEN. #45
Lettuce, Large
CRISP HEADS .... f J Q
Fresh Milk
2 QUARTS . .25
Local Eggs
3 PER DOZEN. #35
Piggly Wiggly Best
COFFEE 3 IBS. ..
.95
Early Garden Sugar
PEAS, 3 TINS ...
.50
Milk, Carnation
Borden, Darigold
3.95
CASE
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ASS T FLAVORS, *
3 FOR .
.25
Carnation Oats
LARE PACKAGE . _ 45
Rhubarb, Fresh
5 POUNDS. 25
Winesap Apples
PER DOZEN . .40
Fresh Cream
PER QUART
.75
Local Butter
PER POUND ..35
Butter Fresh
CREAMERY, 2 LBS 0jj
Flour, Fishers
BLEND, 49 LBS. . . “J Qjj
Rice Krisoies, Bran
FLAKES, PEP, r JF
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