Now let us turn off form the
hustling highway of business and
for a little way, enjoy the friendly
turn through the Yule Tide Lane,
where good friends meet. Where gooi
wishes arise from the heart.... and
where appreciation of favors and
courtesy finds expression in
our sincere greetings.
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
Northland Transportation Company
^ SERVING ALASKANS
Sailing from Seattle every Mon
day night at 9:00 p. m., for
Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg,
Douglas and Juneau.
Northland
Norco
Northland
Norco
Northland
Norco
Northland
Norco
N. B. from
Seattle
Dec. 28
Jan. 4
Jan. 11
Jan. 18
Jan. 25
Feb. 1
Feb. 8
Feb. 15
•S. B from
Petersburg
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Jan. 1G
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Feb. G
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
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For information apply to
The Trading Union Inc.
Passenger and Freight Office on Public Dock
Public Dock 22-11
Res. 42
Phone:
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W. B. Chapman and son Bill
.re in from Straits Island.
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Bert Buchanan is in from
;.evel Island for a few days.
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The Lighthouse tender Cedar
>vas in port Tuesday morning.
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Jacob Hadland is in town to
;pend the Holidays with friends’
and relatives.
The freighter Oduna had a
dredge outfit for a mining out
fit in Skagway.
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Frank Preuschoff is in from :
Lung Island for Christmas mail '
and supplies. \
Delfino Salazar is making,
some minor changes in the i
Wheeler Block.
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Tony Steel and Melvin Hurley,
miners in Duncan came to town
for mail and supplies.
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Taku Billy Wilson came in witn
forty head of seal on which he
will receive a bounty of $2 per
head.
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Jim Allen has been about town
the past few days, coming in
from his fox ranch in Duncan
Canal.
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Mrs. John Campbell is leaving
for Wrangell to spend part of the
Christmas season there with
friends.
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Cope Mundy returned from
Wrangell, yesterday on the
Norco.
Mrs. Nellie Bakke returned to
Wrangell after visiting with re
latives here for a short while.
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Guy Roundtree after spending j
several months on the Craig-;
Klawock road construction, re-!
i urned to Petersburg this week.
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Nate Thomas left for Juneau
to enter the government hospi
ital. He has been quite ill fo:
some time.
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i F. C. Manuel was Santa Clau,
in the Salvation Army program.
Tuesday nigth.
Hazel Williams and Lawrence
Paul came over from Kake with
iCapt. Rollo Shaquanie to get
Christmas supplies. They re
turned last Wednesday night.
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Capt. Rollo Shaquanie arrived
in port Tuesday night and re- ,
turned to Kake the following
n'ght with Ernest Williams and
Frank Gordon.
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Mrs. Ann Dunkelberger and
children, Myrtle and Melvin, left
cn the Northwestern to spend
jthe Christmas holidays with re
latives in Wrangell.
The Daughters of Norway are
putting on a dinner for their
membership in the Sons of Nor-;
way Hall, December 28th. They!
co not plan the annual Christ
mas festival this year.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kalor and
Miss Gertie Otness arrived on the
Victoria to spend the holiday
season with friends and relatives.
The kiddies are having a fine,
dinner, from soup to nuts, ice
cream and all the trimmin’s at
the Salvation Army Barracks,
this afternoon. If you are a kid
die you are welcome, otherwise
you can just look on.
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In the case of Fryer Machine
Works vs John Adams, asking
judgement in the sum of $148
for machine work, the jury in
Commissioner’s court last week
gave judgement in favor of com
plainant in the sum of' $71
Adams has appealed the case
alleging judgement in error.
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John Hadland came to town:
from his ranch in Keku Straits
and made a shipment of some
sixty fox pelts to New York 1
narkets.
Mr. Charles W. Hawkesworth, c
Acting Chief of tb* *1. S. Indian I
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ureau, Alaska Division, is a
assenger on the Victoria le
arning to Juneau from Metla
atla where he took part in the
edicatory exercises for the new
ommunity gymnasium eomplet
d. He reports a very fine prc
ram with special emphasis on
he fine band with its new set of
instruments costing $3,000. About
our hundred guests were at the
rig banquet which he declares
qual t oany he has enjoyed in
ilaska.
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AN APPRECIATION
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We take this opportunity to t
hank the several business men, £
mouses and individuals for their 1
'ontributions to the Christmas (
ree in the Presbyterian Church. ]
if our generosity has made pos- <
>ible a joy in the heart of the ]
[fttle ones of Petersburg. ;
The Presbyterian Church
George Betts, Lay-worker.
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AN APPRECIATION
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To those friends who helped
make possible the gladness and
joy at our Christmas tree, we ex
press the thanks and apprecia
tion of the Army Corps. May
your Christmas be happy and
your year blessed, is the wish of
Capt. Brierly
Lieut. Fulton.
SCHOOL PROGRAM
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Wednesday evening the pupils
of the public schools gave a pro
gram that is the most ambitious
one ever attempted in the his
tory of the town. From the little
liny tots to the upper-year men
of the high school, the individual
and ensemble effort was excel
lent. Graduating from the thre:
cr four line pieces of the first
grade, the program wound up in
a finale of pantomime with
choral singing by the High
School Girls’ and Boys’ Choruses
The effects of the lights, acting
and singing will long remain a
memory to those who attended
the program.
The house was packed before
the program started yet many
crowded into the aisles and stood
about in the lobbys and foyers
in the hope that they would be
able to hear a part of the pro
gram. Never was there a great
er throng gathered in any house
in Petersburg and all are loud
in their praises of the program.
Mr. Beck and his corps of
teachers are to be most heartily
commended on the excellence of
their work and the manner in
which the entire program was
carried out. Not many appreci
ate the amount of work and ef
fort there is back of the program
in its preparation—the effort to
keep the little ones—and older
ones under control in and out of
school; the effort to guide young J
minds into strange paths. And
those who do, marvel at the suc
cess of the several teachers who,
unhonored and unsung, were the
directing force back of the fine
program.
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The Alaska Native Brother
hood of Wrangell purchased
some of the old buildings of the
Point Ward cannery, tore them
down; last week started to tear,
their old hall down and are re
building. When completed the
hall will be 44x110 with a lot of
frills and trimmings to make
iheir meeting place worth while
and an ornament to the town.
All work being done by members j
of the camp and no expense out- j
side of necessary construction i
materials. William Tamaree is
the boss on the job and has a
corp of fine helpers. Herbert
Bradley is the president of the
Camp.
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Sunday School meets at 10 a. m
There will be no services as
pastor will conduct Christmas
services at Point Agassiz.
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GIVE CANTATA LATER
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The Christmas Cantata plan
ted by-the Presbyterian Choir
or last Monday was not given
wing to the fact that their ^
ianoist, Mrs. Ann DunkelbergecJ ^
lys. The steamer Northwestern^
Marshal Chiang Kai Shek left :4
ft for Wrangell for the holi- \
rriving in port a bit too soon to \
ermit the program to be arried \
lit. However, arrangements are \
eing made so that the cantata <
ill be presented shortly. When
efinite arrangements have been '<
lade, proper announcements ;
ill be made so that everyone j
ill have an opportunity to hear ;
he presentation.
CARD OF THANKS
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We wish to take this oppor
unity to thank those who took
m active part in making the
honeers Christmas Drive a Suc
:ess namely: The Petersburg
’ress, The Alaskan, Old Timers
Orchestra, and Sons of Norway
odge. In all $170.25 was raised
md a full report of the drive
vom Mr. Kettleson of the Pio
icer’s Home will be published m
* later issue of this paner.
The Coliseum Theatre.
Phene Ofxiie Phone Res.
O. L. ALBERY
Chiropracior
Office over Wheeler Drug Store
Free Examination.
WISHING
One and All
Dr. A. B. Kearsley |
Physician & Surgeon ”
% Wrangell - - Alaska
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Optometrist
Eyes Exaniin IJliissus Fitted.
Frames repaired; broken lens
es replaced promptly from your
pieces.
KETCHIKAN - ALASKA
Haines Camp A. N. B.
President, Judson L Brown
Secretary, Joseph Jackson
Meets every Monday
Visiting members welcome
Haines Camp A. N. S.
President, Mrs. D. Klanot
Secretary, Mrs. D. Perrin
Meets every Saturday, 1 p. m.
Visiting members welcome
Haines Bakery
Fresh Meats and He me Made |
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Bread
Haines - Alaska
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Sales FORD Service
Hardware - General Supplies
Draying
Haines - - Alaska
Carl Bjornstad
General Merchandise
Groceries
Shoes - Gents’ Furnishings
Haines - - Alaska
J.H. CHISEL
General Merchandise
Lumber - Hardware - Cement
Haines - - Alaska
2 j The People's Drug Co. , |
/ The Friendly Store Across from the Postoffice J '
PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT
Expert Piano Tun ng and Repairing «
?t Band Instruments, - Musical Merchandise $
ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE — JUNEAU, ALASKA |
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icn in Juneau Visit
The Cash Bazaar
Largest Department Store in Juneau
Opposite The Alaska Hotel
You are under no obligation to make a purchase when you
just come in to look over oar stock.
We have a complete line of Men’s Women’s and Chil
drens, Wear - Household Goods, Novelties and everything^
to be found in a modern department store.
The Cash Bazaar.
Juneau, - Alaska
I The
Modern GrocerO
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JOSEPH 0. RUDE,, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Over People’s Drug Store
Office Phone 61
Home 66
T. W. Benson M. D
Physician & Surgeon
Office in
DAIRY BUILDING
PHONE 5 0