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PERSONALITY MAKE-UP
for
The Complexion
of an Individualist
Helena Rubinstein has created
those subtle tones of rouge and
powder that skilfully blend to
emphasize each varying person
ality. Brilliant, dynamic, or neu
tral, calm — they flatter and
individualize without bizarre
effects and add the final note of
beauty that complements youth
ful coloring.
Va laze Rouge en Creme, in
three lovely tones—Red Rasp
berry-Red Geranium —Brun
ette. 1.00, 1.50, 3.00
Va laze Powder—soft and clinging—in ten shades—that match per
fectly the differing complexion tones. 1.00. 1.50.3.00
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Helena Rubinstein's Creams
Pasteurized Cream - - " $1.00
[for the oily as well as dry skin]
Cleansing and Massage creams - $.75 & $1.00
Valaze Foundation Cream - ■ $1.00
Skin Toning Solution - ~ 100
[A splendid astringent for both dry and oily skins]
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
Authorized “VICTOR” Agents
Cake Flour
Citrus, lemon and orange peel
Candied
Cherries and Pineapple
White Raisins
All for your White and Brown
Fruit Cakes
‘"Modern Grocery
Fryer Machine WorKs
General Machine Shop
Authorized Ford Agent
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Spring-Eez
Rem Oil
3-In One Oil
For Rainy Day Trips
Hogue & Tveten Co.
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Local Briefs
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Born to Mr. and Mrs A. B. Holt
cn Tuesday morning, a son.
Pete Lero has reservations on
the Northland for points south.
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George Collins of Wrangell is
a local visitor.
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Thomas Elsemore left for Ju
neau during the week.
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A. B. Conover arrived in Pe
tersburg from Ketchikan.
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Miss Agnes Hofstad is leaving
on the Northland for Seattle
where she plans to visit for the
time being.
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• Miss Manghild Larsen return
ed from Juneau where she has
: been visiting with her sister Mrs.
McClosky.
I Mrs Sig Mathiesen, Mrs Sam
Gauffin, John Hanson and Knut
lien were outbound passengers
on the steamer Queen this week.
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| Mrs. Henry J. Hasbrouck and
little daughter Mary Ellen re
turned last night on the North
land.
I Mrs. Louis Vick and daughter
: Lois are leaving on the North
: land Saturday for the south
where they will spent the win
ter.
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Harry Campbell, Charles Ed
wards, Charles Mantan and Clif
ford Wayha plan to leave on the
\ Northland Saturday night for
| Ketchikan.
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[ John Herbert, Mr. Fox and R.
Wakelin were outbound pas
[ sengers on the Norco last Tues
day. Mr. Fox says that he has
[ had all he wants of Alaska and
I will make his future home in
[ Seattle.
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| Mr. and Mrs. Skei, late part
| owners of the People’s Drug Co.,
1 of Petersburg are leaving for
Seattle.
■ Wayne Walther, New England
! Company’s local manager has
! purchased the Mjurod property
! past the cannery.
The Walthers are moving into
' ■ their new home today.
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:! Mr. and Mrs. Rose will occupy
| the Vick residence which is now
j being vacated by the Walther
| family.
The wedding bells rang for
Pearl Maye Poisal and Sigurd
: Mathiesen. Commissioner Clau
sen tied the matrimonial knot
on Tuesday evening after which
Mrs. Mathiesen took a lonesome
honeymoon to Seattle. She plans
to return at an early date.
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Rachel Peratrovich who en
tered the Cushman Hospital for
Tuberculars at Tacoma writes
: home that the lesions on her
: jungs were healed up if the X
i ray pictures could be believed.
: She will remain there until she
has entirely recovered before re
turning to Petersburg.
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Mrs. William Tamaree, Mrs.
Anna Mason and Mrs Maggie
Adams are leaving on the first
■ oat for Ketchikan where they
will be delegates to the A. N. S.
i convention.
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George White and wife of
i Wrangell were badly burned
; while in their boat alongside of
; he city float in Wrangell dur
'■ ing the week. No details given.
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Johnny Brunk was badly burn
ed when “kerosene” which he
had put into his lamp exploded
when he touched a match to the
wick. Being short of oil, Johnny
got some from a neighbor and
what was thought to be coal oil
turned out to be gasoline. Bad
burns on face and hands but
Johnny is up and around just
the same.
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RADIO REPAIRING
See Lind
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
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American Legion Masquerade
Ball at Sons of Norway Hall
November 10th.
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Steve Fryer, younger member
of the firm of Fryer Machine
Works of Petersburg has joined
the ranks of the benedicts. Mr.
and Mrs. Fryer arrived on the
Northland this morning. Get
your cans ready boys!
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Guy Skyman left for Seattle
on his boat the Verna II. Guy
has been operating the Beauty
Shoppe in Petersburg for sev
eral years until recently when
he sold out to Thure Swanson
Mrs. Swanson has taken over
the work in the Beauty Shoppe
and adding to the sum totals of
Petersburg’s beauties.
The Water Committee from
the City Council reported at the
last meeting that work on the
water dam has been held up on
account of the heavy rains. The
work on Crystal Lake (hydro
plant) dam also is being held up
with the work only about one
third completed.
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American Legion Masquerade
Ball at Sons of Norway Hall
November 10th.
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PAIR OF SAILORS “SUNK”
IN PARIS
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Put on your asbestos rimmed
eye glasses when you take a
peek at some of the more scorch
ing scenes in Raoul Walsh’s suc
cessor to “The Cock Eyed
World,” namely, “Hot For Paris,”
which, as you probably know, if
the further adventures of the
erstwhile Capt. Flagg Victoi
McLaglen, and is coming to the
Coliseum Sunday evening.
Assisted ably by the talented
comediennes, Fifi Dorsay anc
Polly Moran, with El Brendel o'
the Swedish accent, McLagler
makes “Hot For Paris” as thor
oughly enjoyable as its prede
(essor.
“Hot, For Paris” chronicles
the amatory exploits of two sea
going Don Juans on shore leave
in Frnnce. McLaglen, unaware
that he holds the winning ticket
of the Calcutta Sweepstakes,
eludes officials of the sweep
stakes who seek to present him
a fortune. Victor, it appears,
suspects they are police prefects
hent on jailing him. The story
develops into a riot of comedy
and suspense which reaches a
ludicrous climax at a provincial
wedding.
Chet Pechette has remodeled
his barber shop and it is a nifty
little place. In remodelling the
place he arranged space for
ladies beauty specialty work
which will be done by Miss Thel
ma Martens.
A. N. B. CONVENTION BEGIN
ARMISTICE DAY
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prizes in a musical contest to be
put on the program. The Bu
reau of Education schools will be
represented in the rhetorical
contest which is a part of the
conventions Prizes are offered
by the Bureau of Education.
The convention plans an Arm
istice Day service on its opening
session and that evening will be
the reception of delegates by the
Ketchikan locals-of the Brother
hood and Sisterhood. Mr. Ed.
Ridley, newly elected president
of the Ketchikan Camp is sched
uled to make the adress of wel
come for the Brotherhood and
Mrs. Ed. Ridley will do the hon
ors for the Ketchikan Sisterhood.
The reply will be given by Vice
President Frank Mercer of Ju
neau as William L. Paul, Grand
Piesident is a member of the
Ketchikan Camp.
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FOR SALE-Lang Arctic Range
with high shelf-with or without
oii-burner. See Harold F. Dawes.
FOR SALE—7-room house, toil
et and bath, close in, newly re
medied. A bargain, terms if de
sired. Inquire at this office.
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KICKS UP CHUNK OF GOLD j
“Thar is still gold in them
thar hills” according to Will
Fritsch, of Sedro-Wooley, Wash
ington who recently returned to
that town from his diggings at
Eagle, Alaska. As proof of his
statement he is showing a nug
get of gold which is valued at
$350.
The nugget was found by a
miner who stubbed his toe on
this concentrated piece of
wealth and thought it was an
autumn leaf until the weight of
it gave him other ideas. The
nugget weights twenty-one and
one half ounces.
John Fanning
SHOE STOKE
Dealer in
Complete line ol Silk Hosiery
Best grade of Slioas 'or men,
woin«m and children.
Best Quality Goods
at very low price.
Shoe repairing neatly done.
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Office in
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Office Phone 61
Home 66
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Adams Transfer
Hauling and contracting |
Wood for delivery
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Home Service Mending
of Laundered.Goods
We give full value for your
money.
H. O Y AM A, pro, ?
First Class Tailoring
For Ladies And
Gentlemen
Fall and Winter Samples
Suits from $25. up.
Latest model cleaning and
pressing machine
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Undertaker & Embalmer |
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Out Of Town Laundry will
Be Taken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
Everything Back But The Dirt
CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY
Russel York Proprietor ’j
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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.
Presbyterian Church
Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
Worker.
Morning worship at 10:30
C. E. Meeting at 3 p. m.
Missionary Mrs. William Taman'
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.
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The People’s Drug Co. |
Wishes to announce a change in its personnel and ji
thanks its patrons for their favors of the past. You |
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are invited to come in and get acquainted as it is l\
our desire to work in friendly cooperation with every- |
one.
NOTICE: |
Next Saturday every child, accompanied by its pa- \i
rent, will receive a bottle of soda pop free of charge ;*
from 8 o. m. to 12 noon. H
The People’s Drug Co.
John B. Carlson, Manager
Save with safety at The Rexal Store
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Beauty Parlor Service
Miss I heima Martens, Competent
Operator Always on the job
Chet’s Barber Shop
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Genera! Blacksmith
Petersburg : : : Alaska
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Cigars and Tobaccos of all Kinds
ALASKA CAFE i
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5am Komotsubara, Proprietor
Best Meals Served at all times.
Service: 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.