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DEL MONTE CORN
2 Cana for 45c.
DEL MONTE RASPBERRIES
8 cans for $1.25
4-lb. Pkg Honey Special Raisins
for 45c.
Modern Grocery
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. . SAVE TIME and MONEY by us
ing a guaranteed PLIER Wrench.
See . them . at . Blacksmith Shop
across from Steam Laundry. .Adv.
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• Fritz Paulson, 19 was instantly
■ killed when helping load the Denali
at Cordova the other day. A sack
ot' copper ore fell out of the
j sling and struck the unfortunate
boy on the head.
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CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
| SUNDAY SCHOOL at 10:30 a. m.
j SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE at
11:30 a. m.
S. SYDNESS, Pastor.
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10 30 a.m. Aternoou services at
3 o’clock. Midweek service, Wed
nesday evening at 7 p. m.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
Salvation Army Services, Sunday,
Tuesday and Friday.
Advertise in THE ALASKAN.
Fine Watches, Clocks, Silverware, p
Diamond Rings, and Everything to 1
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be found in Jewelry store arj; here j
awaiting your inspection—
Carl Jacobson
JEWELRY and CURIO STORE
PETERSBURG,
ALASKA
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DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Residence and Office Over Wheeler Drug Store
Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. standard, M.D.
General Practice
Specialist: F* e, Ear, Nose & Throat
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted
WE SELL FIRST CLASS
COAL
Place Your Orders for the Winter Supply
NOW
Chris. Tveten
Phone 15
Petersburg
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Have that
Bridge Party or Dancing Party
AT THE
GREEN LANTERN
Ball Room
Rate—$5.00 Per Night
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STEAMSHIP ODUNA
The S. S. Oduna, one of the Alas
ka Company’s big freighters, drop
ped easily to berth at the Citizen’s
dock Monday morning and lifted out
50 tons of coal for Chris Tveten.
There was, also, a small tonnage
of general cargo. The Oduna is
Seward bound, but makes many
stops enroute, mostly to discharge
coal. She carried a deck load of
lumber for Juneau. This was for
the greater part heavy dimension
stuff. In her hold there was powder
for the mines of the Interior and
railroad equipment for Seward.
Capt. Westerland in charge.
STILL WITH US
The ice on the sidewalks of the
main thoroughfare, that Mayor
Swanson requested be cleaned off at
a council meeting nearly two weeks
ago, still persistently clings. Even
George doesn’t 3eem to want to do it.
and every day there is inconvenience
and danger.
Judge James Wickersliam stopped
off in port while the Rogers was at
the docks and visited with friends,
i Accordinging to the Judge the politi
cal pot is boiling considerable and
no doubt there will be several dis
appointed had-runs after the primary
elections of April.
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Tn an interview with an Alaska
publication recently, J. R. Heckman
of Ketchikan said: “All of the pro
perty of the Wilson, or Booth Fish
ery Co. was for sale. So far as
he knew the Smiley cannery was the
only cannery in Alaska the company
owned.” However there are some
trap sites in the name of the com
pany. “Kinky” Alexander is to be
general manager of the Skinner and
Eddy packing companies of Alaska.
The majority of traps shut out by
the new fish regulations were those
owned by independent fishermen.
The 17. S. Engineers have moved
into the Dawes Block.
A ten pound baby girl came to
aown Wednesday night with Dr
Standard as gallant escort. Mr. Chas.
I I Bailey is the happy mother atd she
anl the yaung one are doing well.
R. K. Stewart, Chief Predatory
Animal Hunter for Alaska gave a
very interesting and instructive talk
at the City Hall to a large number of
interested listeners. Mr. Stewart
knows wolves and they will feel his
prsence before many moons.
The Ddmiral Watson was in aDd
j of port, southbound today.
;» Do you know anybody by name
of Charles R. Deveson? Came to
Alaska way 1922. Send information,
to the Governor of Alaska, Juneau
The Governor wants his address.
Then there is Mitchell Weisberg
He is about 34 years old, brunette
and 5 feet, 6 inches tall. The Gov
ernor wants to know about Mr
Weisberg too.
[ The Canadian Pacific has just
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had constructed a new steamship
! that will soon go into commission,
i Large and splendid passenger ac
! commodations and a fair cargo
! '■ space. Her name is the Princess
§ Maquinna.
AT THE MACGREGOR THEATRE |
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Last Tuesday and Wednesday Kea e
Maynard came to us via the silver 4
screen in a wild west picture. It *
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was good. We read, some time ago, 5
that the rampaging western picture <
had ahout run its rollicking length, 1
would gradually disappear altogeth
er. Don’t believe it. No place in t
the world was there ever anything 1
like the American frontier, and at <
no time in the future will there be *
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another here, there nor any place. ^
If the frontier picture is staged with ’
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accuracy and follows history reas- (
onably close it will always be a ,
drawing card. But frontier pictures <
won’t stand such things as automo- *
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biles in the streets of mining towns
of the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. Electric <
light globes and lamps don’t appear <
well either in a scene that is sup- '
posed to show us what was going on
in a Nevada mining camp in the i
earlly 70’s. It isn’t always the act- (
ing that spoil many a wild we3t !
picture, it is the inaccuracies of de- 1
tail. Norma Shearer, Lew Cody and
Karl Dane carried “The Secretary’’
through nicely. Saturday, compli
mentary to the American Legion
there will be no show. The Legion
entertains at the Sons of Norway
Hall. Sunday and Monday, Mary
Astor and Will Collier appear in a
pony race picture that reads as if
it would be excellent. The title to
this is “Sunset Derby.” The Tues
day following is, of course, the City
Band concert. You shouldn’t for
get this by any means.
A PROPOSITION TO POSTPONE
A few days back the Fishing Ves
sel Owners’ Association, Seattle,
Seattle, made a move toward a post
ponement of the halibut opening
■season date from February to March
1st. The idea was that with no new
stock arriving the cold storage people
would have a better chcance to dis
pose of the frozen fish now on hand.
The Fishermen’s Union took the
matter up for investigation, but no
definite action was taken.
CAN CATCH STEELHEAD TROUT
Sutheastern Alaska Area, Steel
head fishery:-The regulations ap
plying to commercial fishing for
steelhead trout is amended to read
as follow’s: Commercial fishing for
steelhead trout shall be subject to
the provisions of law and the re
gulations applicable to commercial
fishing for salmon; PROVIDED,
that, except in respect to weekly
closed season or periods, this regu
lation shall not be effective in the
period from March 15th to April
3 0th, both dates inclusive, in the
Central, Stikeen, Prince of Wale’s
Island and Southern Districts.
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HAS SHE BEEN WANDERING j
At a bankers’ meeting the other
day it was agreed that “England
was coming back.” That’s nice.
Would it be polite to inquire where
she has been?
Neil C. MacGregor was a passengei
to Ketchikan the southbound trip of
the Rogers. Neil has been sick in
bed for the past two weeks and i
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has lost some thirty-two pounds of i
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averdupois. ;
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ORDERLIES
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A never failing laxative, gentle in
actionn and absolutely sure.
Never necessary to increase the dose
Thev work naturally and form no
habit.
Safe for children as well as adults.
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25c
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