Northland Transportation Company
SERVING ALASKANS
Sailing from Seattle every Mon
day night at 9:00 p. m., for
Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg,
Douglas and Juneau.
N. B. from
Seattle
Northland
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UMBRELLAS
Of ‘ GLORIA CLOTH”
and SILK
$3.50 & UP
At this time we are showing
a beautiful assortment of
Ladies’ Knit Suits $5.95 and up
’ ’ ’ ’ Dresses $4.95
Missei ’’ Blouses $1.75
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Modified Tams in newest
brim lines
Something clever in Ladies Scarfs
Boys Aviation helmets
Sweaters for all the family
Hogue & Tveten Co.
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In the Spotlight
Alec Miller, subcontractor on
the gravel surfacing of the West
Petersburg Highway, was injur
ed Monday morning while work
ing in the gravel bunkers. Mill -
ei was caught by a steam-driven
scoop shovel, crushing his head
to the point of bursting an ear
drum, and breaking a bone in
his shoulder. He is in the Peters
burg Hospital.
The Puget Sound Bridge and
Dredging Company completed
ihe dredging of Petersburg Bar
and pulled out for Ketchikan be
hind the tug Akutan.
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Miss Solveig Vick has been ou;
of school this week on accounl
of an attack of the grip.
Measles—the following have
them, Patsy and Beatrice Fryer,
Caroline Ekrem; others reported
as being down but not out. At
tention is called to the fact that
measles is contageous and sub
ject to quarantine laws, viola
tion of which calls for a penalty.
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The Tuesday and Wednesday
night program at the Colis^.m
Theatre was turned over by
Manager Louis Lemieux for ti.<
benefit of the Campfire iris. ...
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A pajama party was on the
program in Campfire Circles on
Monday evening. The girls were
the guests of their guardian,
Mrs. William Stedman The ev
ening was spent in playing
games and the promotion of
oodles of innocent hilarity.
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There were a lot of proud and
happy children in Petersburg.
Tuesday and Wednesday—tak
ing home their report cards, do
cumentary evidence of the ac
complishment of the first six
weeks’ work of the school year.
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Don’t forget the dance at S. oi
N. Hall, Saturday, Oct. 24.
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The Alaska Glacier Sea Food
Co., started the packing of clams
this week. About 25 men are
digging clams and 20 more have
work in the plant.
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Mrs. J. C. Mickaelson and chil
dren left on the Admiral Evans
for Juneau to rejoin the head
of the family who went there sev
eral weeks ago.
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R. E. Baumgartner, lawyer,
made a business trip to Juneau.
Garfield Bailey left for Ju
neau during the week.
E. C. Thompson and Nicholas
Lawrence left for Juneau, on the
Admiral Evans.
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Andrew Hanson is filling in
on Citizens’ Dock while Chris
Tveten takes time out to get
sick a bit
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David Lewis, brother of Mrs.
Anna Dunkelberger, was a visit
or in Petersburg Wednesday and
Thursday.
W. H. Archibadl, old time min
ing engineer of Alaska, died in
Seattle. ,
Don’t forget the dance at S. of
N. Hall, Saturday, Oct. 24.
Marjorie Alice Rust and Sam J.
Waltz were united fn marriage
by Father W. G. LeVasseur, Ju
neau.
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Dennis Winn, Alaska Commis- j
sioner of Fisheries left on the
Widgeon for Seattle. He will go
to Washington, D. C., to go into
the matter of fisheries regula
tions for next year, discuss
ing the “conservation program”
(whatever that is) with Commis
sioner O’Malley.
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The Coast Guard cutter Talla
poosa, Capt. C. N. Dench, left
Juneau for the halibut banks,
where it will remain until after
October 1st when the season
ends.
The baby son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Kinch of Douglas died
last week.
Salvage operations for the gold
in the old Islander, wrecked near
Douglas in 1901, have ceased for
a couple of months.
The Dishaw Construction Co.,
has completed construction of a
new bridge over Mendenhall Riv
er, Glacier Highway, Juneau.
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N. G. Nelson purchased the
Bergman Hotel, Juneau, from
John E. Green.
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Capt. Zuckschwert, formerly
commander of the German raid
er Cormorant, was in Juneau re
cently headed for points on Ad
miralty Island for big game.
John Harris, guide.
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Mrs. Jennie Soberg, Juneau
was awarded $1,622 damages by
a jury, for injuries received in
an auto wreck. Sam Gazaloff
and Bill Karoff were on the pay
ing end of the verdict.
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.. Get ready for that big hard
time dance at Sales’ In, Oct. 31
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“PART TIME WIFE”
Love making, on the screen, is
a ticklish business. It requires
more tact, more subtlety and
finesse than the average man
cares to bring to his personal
love affairs. Because he has giv
en to his film characterizations
these essential requirements,
Edmund Lowe, long ago master
ed a perfect love making tech
nique
It has worked admirably in all
of his lover roles, but his latest,
movietone romantic comedy,
“Part Time Wife,” which comes
to the Coliseum, Sunday ana
Monday, he was confronted witli
the proble mof bringing realistic
ally, to the screen, the worries
and embarrassments of a ner
vous young husband.
“This is certainly a relief fci
me,” Eddie remarked one day on
the set, after finishing a scene
with Leila Hyams. “For the
past two years, I’ve been the ag
gressive lover who always got
what he wanted. Now I am be
ing driven half out of my mind
by a spirited young wife, whe
has ideas of her own as to how
she is to spend her time, all be
cause I’m supposed to be a duti
at love.
“But it is a welcome relief
It is a pleasure to indulge in a
good old-fashioned family quar
rel, even if it is all in fun, es
pecially with one who uses such
convincing arguments as Miss
|Hyams. I’d like to have more
such roles, for I believe marri
age, and the conduct of hus
bands and wives, offers the
greatest field for future screen
material.”
The story is “The Shepp- r
Newfounder,” by Stewart Ed
ward \vroite.
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“THE ROAL TO PARADISE”
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Tlie attraction at the Colise
um Theatre Saturday night is
“Radtod aPoD etao etaoi atoi ffl
“Rooad to Paradise,” which pre
sents Loretta Young, Jack Mul
hall, Raymon Hatton, George
Barraud, Kathlyn Williams and
other favorites in a new sort of
crook melodrama
The role or rather roles play
ed by Miss Young are outstand
ing. Sht is a feminine “Dr. Jek
yll and Mr. Hyde” in the plot,
altho neither is an unsympa
thetic part. The dual role is her
first, and either part alone would
represent the most difficult she
has yet attempted.
The offering is based on the
lively story by F. Hugh Herbert.
‘HER MAN”
The age-old conflict between
directors and authors of motion
tion pictures was happily elim
inated in the filming of “Her
Man,” Pathe’s drama of night
life in the Havana slums, be
cause every man connected with
the writing and direction of the
picture is both director and an
author.
Tay Garnett, who directed
“Her Man,” which will be seen
at the Coliseum Tuesday and
Wednesday, colloberated in the
writing of the story. He began
his motion career as a writer.
Horace Wiggin, who wrote the
story in colloberation with Gar
net, is also director and is re
sponsible for some of the screens
most outstanding successes.
Tom Buckingham, who adapt
ed “Her Man,” and wrote the
dialogue, is also director a who
achieved prominence by making
some of the foremost melodra
mas in silent pictures. Helen
Twelvetrees, Marjorie Rambeau,
Philip Holmes, Ricardo Cortez,
James Gleason and Franklyn
Pangborn are featured in the
cast of “Her Man.”
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Wood for delivery
R. E. BAUMGARTNER,
Attorney-at-Law
Office above People’s Dr us
Petersburg .. .. Alaska
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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Home 66
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Office in
DAIRY BUILDING
PHONE 5 0
FOUND—Green seine skiff, pro !
bably 22 feet long. Inquire at
the Anderson Marine Ways.
WANTED:—Used 30-30 rifle or
what have you. Must be m
good condition. Inquire this of
fice.
TOR SALE—Four-room house .
and one two-room house. In
quire at Hogue and Tveten.
FOR RENT: Two and three room
furnished apartments. Inquire
at this office.
FOR SALE: One outboard motor ,
boat, built by J. Davis & Son, of
Metlakatla, Alaska. For infor
mation call at this office.
FOR SALE—Piano, phonograph,
duck-boat, vacuum cleaner and
all kinds of household furniture.
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The Friendly Store Across from the Postoffice
Wften in Juneau Visit
The Cash Bazaar
Largest Department Store in Juneau
Opposite The Alaska Hotel
You are under no obligation to make a pur
chase when you just come in to look over^
our stock.
We have a complete line of Men’s Wo
men’s and Childrens, Wear - Household'
Goods, Novelties and everything to be,
found in a modern department store
Our prices compete with the
Times
The Cash Bazaar.
Juneau,
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Arctics, Overs and Shoepacs
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