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Go to Jacobson’s
Jewelry Store
When you need a
Watch of any kind,
Silverware,
Brunswick Phonograph
and up-to-date Records
Carl Jacobson
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DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN 'And SURGEONS
Office Over Drugstore Phone 85 Residence Myclclebost Home Phone 54
Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: Eye, Ear, Nose.& Throat
Doll up your Home
Get new furniture—Your old
furniture will be accepted as
part payment.
This offer for thirty days only
DO NOT HESITATE
TWO BILLS FURNITURE CO.
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LOCAL NOTES
Dr. Standard and his wife were
delightfully surprised this week by
a call from a very old friend oi
theirs, Mr. Hobart Kline, of West
Port, Oregon. Mr. Kline stopped in
Petersburg enroute to Kodiak.
Harold Shields, son of Mrs. J.
E. Isom, is expected home this
week. He has been attending tech
many friends will be glad to see
him after his years’ absence.
Miss Selma Martinson and Mr.
Ehriing Johansen surprised their
many friends by being quietly mar
ried on last Saturday evening. Mr.
Carol Clausen performed the cere
mony at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Svere Johansen. Mrs. - Borghild
Hundspedt and Mr. Edward Locken
were the witnesses. The young peo
ple have taken the Jonas Olsen re
sidence for the summer.
A group of friends spent a very
delightful day last Sunday at the
Ohmer’s summer camp, “Bum’s Ro
ue at.” Some of the party went
down on Saturday, the others going
down on the Charles T onSaturday.
Henry Orinrod accompanied by
J. E. Isom left Petersburg this week
on the Charles T. to prospect for
shrimp and crab in northern waters.
They will be gone for several weeks.
William Worth is renovating hie
ice cream parlors this week. New
paint on the walls, varnish on the
doors, extra box and electric htat
ers makes his place one of the nif
tiest places in the north.
John Sales and pile driver crew
are driving new piling under the
Citizens Dock this week.
Mrs. Willard is up and around
town this week after being laid up
by a bad case of diuble pleurosy
Fishermen on the Stikine flats
report a very poor run of salmon this
year.
C. Martin Carlson, Ketchikan op
tician is in town this week taking
care of his clients.
Mr. ilassmussen, President of the
Bank of Alaska, with headquarters
was a visitor while the Admiral Rog
ers was in port today.
Claude' Rader, L. M. Carrigan
6. A. Campbell, C. A. Anderson,
C. Martin Carlson, R. Wiggen, J. L.
Cavanaugh, B. C. Dale lie, H. Klein,
Wm. Lorentsen, J. F. Chamberlin,
hi N. Campbell, F. W. Hines and
M. E. Falldine were" registered at
the Arctic Hotel this week.
Miss M. E.Falldine, Red Cross
nurse, completed her coures of cli
nics this week and returned to Ju
neau on the Road Commission boat
High Way.
Prliminary surveys for the road
at Pt. Aggassiz is being undertaken
by the Road Commission and has
progressed considerably.
Mr. A. M. McKenizie of Victoria,
B. C. arrived in Petersburg this
week to spend the summer with his
son Dr. J. McKenzie. Mr. McKen
zie is an old timer in the Territory,
having first come to Alaska in
1874. He has been in the Territory
but once since that time and that
was many years ago.
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R. WIggen, Union Oil agent at
Ketchikan and connected with Sta
tion KGBU, radio broadcasting sta
tion of that city is in town this
week and thru several sets has been
checking up on that station.
Far Sales On Exchange
Show Some Decline
Prices on the Seattle Fur Ex
change this week are as follows:
Red fox averaged $26.75, the
btst lots going at $46.
White fox averaged $38.25 with
top price at $61.
Muskrats sold at an average of
$2.10 with brisk demand.
Cross fox declined 5 percent the
average being $25.70.
Mink brought an average of
$14.21. Interior lots bringing as j
high as $25.00.
Silver fox went at a brisk rate
at a call of $104.75 while the aver
age best skins brought $120.
MORE OF THE PESTS
Dr C. H. Gilbert of Stanford Uni
versity, cannery authority on salmon
and salmon habits, and associate
Dr. Willis H. Rich, have sailed on
the steamer Redwood, operated by
Pacific American Fisheries, for the
Westward country. Promising re
sults. Without a doubt Dr. Richy
it was who last year after visiting
with proponents o fthe trap system,
declared that the people of Alaska
were satisfied with regulations pro
mulgated by the Department of
Commerce, whereby not one in 20
| crews made more than a baresubsist
ance through the summer.
ESTIMATES FOR TUBERCULAR.
HOSPITAL IN FIRST DIVISION
Jonathan H. Wagnr, Chief of the
Alaska Division of the U. S .Bureau
of Education has made known that
estimates for the budget for opera
tions next year include plans for a
tubercular hospital in the First Divi
sion somewhere.
FLOWERS FOR MEMORIAL DAY
AT W ORTH’S.adv._..
Steamheated rooms with bath in
connection. See Mrs. Rasmus En
ge. adv.
CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
Sunday morning services at
11:30 o’clock.
Sunday morning services at 10:30.
Sunday School at 11:30.
S. Syoness,
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning - services at
10:30 a.m. Aternoon services at
2 p.m. Wednesday evening pray
er meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
Sunday evening Salvation meet
lng at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening and Frida
evening at & o’clock.
Captain Kenny and Lleutenan
McEachren, in charge.
Bright meetings, Everybody we;
come. Come and meet your friend*
When the accident
happens
In hospitals only sterile dressings are used. Your
doctor, too, always uses sterile gauze and sterile
cotton.
When the little accident happens will you be
equally careful?
Your home should always be prepared for the
little accidents with sterile absorbent cotton,
sterile gauze, and bandages and adhesive plaster.
The cost is small.
We sell Bauer & Black dressings because the
name Bauer & Black is a guarantee of safety.
Because every package is marked sterile,
meaning that the contents not only were steri
lized” during manufacture but ere sterile now.
We sell Bauer & Black products because they
are the choice of thousands of eminent surgeons
and physicians—because it is part of our service
to you to take no chances with the goods we
offer you.
WHEELErT)RUS &lfcAVELRY{%
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For Men s Furnishing Go to
GOODMAN
Across from Post Office,
For
| Quality Goods and FairPrices,
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Boat Owners
We can take care of general repair in wood and caulking
and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
length at
Petersburg Marine Ways
J. C. Holton & Ed. Walwick
MODFL BAKERY
All Electrical Equipment
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
Light Lunch in Private Booths
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MUNSING
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Men, Women and
Children
Hosiery in wool part
wool, cotton and silk
Make this Store
Your Headquarters
for Cannery and
Boat Supplies
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