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Valaze Povcler — soft and clinrinp
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Helena Rubinstein's Cream^
Pasteurized Cream - $1.00
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Cleansing and Massage creams - $ 75 & $1.00
Valaze Foundation Cream - ~ $1.00
Skin Toning Solution - "
[A splendid astringent for both dry and oily skins]
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Authorized “VICTOR” Agents
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dishes in twelve and fourteen
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$2.25 per set
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i > modern Grocery
Fryer Machine Works
General Machine Shop
Authorized Ford Agent
Majestic Radio
Means more for your money
Eleven Models to choose from
$112.50 to $235.00
See
Model 91 at our Store
$147.50
Hogue & Tveten Co.
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Local Briefs
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American Legion Masquerade
Ball at Sons of Norway Hall
i November 10th.
Mrs Charles Anderson enter
tained the school faculty and
members of the school board at
her home Saturday evening.
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Mr. William Johnson enter
tained a large group of friends
in a series of card parties at her
home Monday and Wednesday
evenings of this week.
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Mrs Lucile Reinke returned
during the week from an extend
ed business trip which took her
as far east as St. Louis.
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< Lars Stokke, formerly of Pe
jrersburg but now fox ranching
on the Wrangell side was renew
ing old acquaintances in town
:his week.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Harvey were
southbound passengers on the
Northland.
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Eric Sholberg found a mite too
much hilarity in his cups Mon
day night and was allowed thirty
days in the calaboose to regain
• his emotional equilibrium.
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. Mrs Ellen Brown left on the]
: Northland to accept employment
I in Seattle.
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? American Legion Masquerade
j Rail at Sons of Norway Hall
November 10th.
Miss Ethel Cleveland took
* passage on the Northland for her
| Home in Seattle. She has been
l spending the summer here with
3 her sister, Mrs H. E. Cawthon.
♦ Peter C. McCormack, Indepen
: dent candidate for territorial re
I presentative, returned to his
I home in Wrangell after spending
a few days among the voters
here.
j The new steel snow plow for
the town of Petersburg is on the
: wharf but has not been set up
y yet. It is designed to be pushed
i> ahead of a truck. Here’s hoping
y we never use it.
y George Finholm and Marvin
y Kvernvik, captain and engineer
y of the P. A . F. Cannery Tender,
y City of Blaine during the past
y season returned to Seattle on the
>; Northland.
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i Mrs. Elder (Whitey) Olsen who
jji has been under medical care in
>' a Seattle hospital for some time
£ is reported convalescing. She will
return home in a few days.
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♦ As evidence of a fur farmer’s
:♦ faith in the future of the indus
•t try Greg Hildebrand has a new
3 two-story residence in Beecher
3 Pass nearly completed. The
| building is all enclosed and un
« der roof and carpenters are busy
[j finishing the interior.
| Mrs. Henry J. Hasbrouck, and
[j little daughter Mary Ellen who
$ have been making an extended
g visit with relatives and friends
5 in Idaho are expected home on
fl the Northland next week.
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Mrs R. D. Bernard who has
been visiting here for some days
with Mrs. Archbold is returning
i:o her home in Juneau on the
Queen tomorrow. A series of card
parties have been given this
week in her honor, Mrs S. Klabo
entertaining on Monday evening
and Mrs. C. A. Swanson on Tues
day evening.
Have you noticed the differ
ence in the appearance of the
pictures at the Coliseum Theatre
[lately? The new Vocalite beaded
screen is responsible for that. It
is designed to give a three di
mension impression and is a de
cided improvement, especially in
bringing out the perspective in
color pictures. It is also much
larger than the screen formerly
in use.
RADIO REPAIRING
See Lind
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
Mr. A. B. Holt, proprietor of the j
Men’s Shop returned on the Ad- -
mirai Farragut from a business (
trip to the states where he laid j
in a considerable stock of goods. :
for the shop.
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Mr. Wayne Walther has pur- (
chased the residence property of
John Mjorud north of the can
nery. This is an exceptionally i
desirable residence location
formerly known as the Hans
Wick property. The Walthers will
take possession as soon as the
Divinney family, who have re
cently occupied the house, can
secure other quarters.
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Judge James Wickersham, Re
publican candidate for Delegate
to Congress; Cash Cole, Terri
torial Auditor and candidate for
re-election; Walstein G. Smith,
Territorial Treasurer and candi
date for re-election; and C. T.
(Tom) Gardner, senatorial as
pirant, passed through on the
Admiral Farragut enroute to
Juneau on their return from a
speaking tour to the precincts
southward.
At the meeting of the Peters
burg Commercial Club Wednes
day evening a communication
was received from the Juneau
Chamber of Commerce suggest
ing that the club request the
[steamship companies serving
southeast Alaska to allow a re
duced rate to Alaska students in
the states wishing to return
home over the holidays. [
The condition of certain lights I
and navigation aids was report-j
ed to the Lighthouse Service.
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A. B. .Anderson, proprietor of i
the Anderson Boat Shop of!
Wrangell was a business visitor
in Petersburg this week. There
is a persistent rumor that the
Anderson company has closed
a deal for the old sawmill water
front property in Petersburg j
and will proceed to construct a
boat shop and marine ways. It is
an open secret that Mr. Ander
son has been trying for some
time to purchase the Petersburg
Marine Ways plant. Failing in
that, the plan is to construct a
new plant. Definite plans will be
announced later.
LOVE PARADE
The Paramount all-talking
production which comes to the
Coliseum Theatre Sunday deals j
with the love affairs and political,
intrigues about the throne of an
ultra-modern Graustark when |
the queen marries a prince andI
the prince consort rebels on be
NOTICE
It is hereby ordered by the
Board of Health that children
with mumps must be excluded!
from school and other public
places and isolated until the
swelling of the glands has dis
appeared or at least twenty-one
days after the onset of the dis
ease. Other children in the same
home where patient is so isolat
ed may attend school provided
they are kept from coming in
contact with the patient. Any
one found disregarding this or
der will be quarantined.
—By order of the Board of
Health.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 A. M.
Morning Worship at 11.
Evening Service at 8 P. M.
A cordial welcome to all. i
Presbyterian Church
Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
Worker.
Morning worship at 10:30
C. E. Meeting at 3 p. m.
Missionary Mrs. William Tamare
THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday Meetings
Holiness Meeting .. 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School .. ..2:30 p.m.
Salvation Meeting .. 7:30 p.m.
Week Night Meetings
Tuesday.7:30 p.m.
Thursday (Young People) 6:30
Friday.7:30 p m.
Capt. Loewen, Lieut. Brierly. i
ng just “the queen’s husband.”
Che play is an original musical
lomedy romance starring Mau
’ice Chevalier who will be re
nembered in ‘Innocents of Paris’
vhich played here recently. With
m all-star cast including Jean
jtte McDonald, Lupmo Lane, Lil
ian Roth and other favorites,
‘The Love Parade is a tuneful
extravaganza telling the tho
roughly modern story of a tho
roughly mythical kingdom. One
aundred trained male voices
sing the Grenadiers’ Chorus and
ao less than ten latest song hits
are featured to make this play
an outstanding success.
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COLISE UM
“Where Sound Sounds Best”
See pictures as they should be shown
on otir new beaded screen
Saturday
“Gentlemen of the Press”
Paramount All-talking picture with Walter
Huston and Katherine Francis
Vitaphone Acts Comedies
And News Reels
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Sunday
MAURICE
CHEVALIER
' The Love Parade
AN ERNST
LUBITSCH
PRODUCTION
JEANETTE MacDONALD
LUPINO LANE LILLIAN ROTH
Ci Qaramotmt Qicture
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Vitaphone Acts
News Reels
And Comedies
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John R. iCoIstrand
General Blacksmith
Petersburg : : : Alaska
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