Hallowe’en Fun
Oct. 31
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Wheeler Drug And
Jewelry Company
Has All The Trimmings
For yourKailoWe'enparty
Half the fun of Hallowe’en
is in the sweets which we can
supply to a queen’s taste.
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
N. B. from
Seattle
. .Sept. 21
Sept. 28
.. Oct. 5
Oct. 12
.. Oct. 19
Oct. 26
Nov. 2
S.B from
Petersburg
Sept.. .26
Oct 3
Oct ID
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
For information apply to
The Trading Union Inc.
Passenger and Freight Office on Public Dock
Phone:
Public Dock 22-11
Res. 42
PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT
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Expert. Piano Tun ng and Repairing
Band Instruments, - Vlusical Merchandise
ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE — JUNEAU, ALASKA
Hogue &Tveten Co.
In the Spotlight
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C. A. Shonacker, representing
several trade lines, was a visitor
! ir» Petersburg for a couple of
days.
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Ernest Kirberger of Kake left
for his home after being in town
cn business.
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H. B. Crewson, “Schilling’s
Man,” was in and cut of Peters
i burg during the week.
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Dr. R. L. Carlson, Ketchikan
; optometrist is spending several
days in Petersburg taking care
cf her clientele. She will leave
on the Alameda for Wrangell.
Ernest and A. B. Anderson of
Wrangell, boat builders were in
town for a short while.
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Emil Knudsen of Turnabout
Island came in for mail and sup
plies during the past week.
Frances Foster of Juneau was
a recent'arrival.
The Akutan returned from
! Ketchikan the last week-end to
| take balance of Puget Sound i
j Bridge and Dredging Company’s!
! equipment south.
H. L. Faulkner, attorney of
-luneau arrived on the Admiral
Evans and is attending some le
gal work.
W. B. and F. M. Chapman of
strait Island were visitors in Pe
i tershurg for a brief spell.
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Carl Jacobson and Mrs. Evans
went over to Wrangell on the
I Northland, stayed over there
| long enough to be spliced matri
monially and then returned on
the steamer Alaska.
The construction of the school
gymnasium has been delayed by
non-arrival of lumber.
The several grades in the
public school are holding Hal
lowe’en parties this week.
The Boy Scouts, under Scout
Master Windsor held a Scout
party at Scout headquarters on
Thursday evening. Twenty-three
boys present, played games; will
try to double membership—each
boy tc get another,
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The Mrsec Margaret Anderson
and Charlotte Clausen gave a
Hallowe’en party at the Ander
son home last Friday.
At a high school party last Fri
day night, the Fresh entertained
the upper classes in the auditor
ium.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Warfield
have taken an apartment at
Chris Wick’s across the bridge
^ for the winter.
j Adolph Mathiesen and family
are now occupying the residence
i recently vacated by Mrs. Reinke.
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High winds of Thursday morn -
morning demolished the A. Able
son residence under construction ^
in south Petersburg. A number j
of trees including a big willow!
(landmark at
I blown over.
Jorgensen’s were!
At the Auxiliary Unit of the
American Legion card party held
last Friday evening. Mrs. Willie
Johnson and Dr. Benson drewj
prizes.
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Don't, forget the. Hallowe’en
Dance at Sales’ Inn, October 31.
Prizes will be given.
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Julia Joe returned from Sitka
where she went to attend the
Sheldon Jackson School.
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Alec Miller who was hurt, in
working at the gravel bunkers of
West Petersburg recently, is up
and about but with his arm in a
sling.
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“Young” Richmond, Oregon
► pugilist has been signed up to do
| battle with Miles Murphy the
fighting Indian-Irish-American
' of Juneau. The battle will be
| held on November 11th under the
auspices of the American Legion.
The following went south o:i
the Admiral Evans, Anton Tor
vick, Seattle, G. L. Rich, K. F.
McLeod and C. C. Boatman to
Ketchikan.
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The case of Chad Wyatt, fish
buyer, charged with purchasing
salmon from an unlicensed fish''
erman, was continued in the;
District Court. The case had hs;
inception in the Petersburg
Court. j
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Stanley Sutten left for Prince
Rupert and passed through Pe
tersburg last week.
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Harold Jones will represent!
Craig, and George Demmert and i
Frank S. James will represent j
Klawock at the convention ol
the Alaska Native Brotherhood,
beginning November 10th. Thes
pian to leave on the gasboat
Osprey about the 4th of Novem
ber. Walter Rudolph and Ches
ter Worthington were elected to
represent Wrangell Camp; Clif
ford Walia will represent Peters
burg; Mrs. William Tamar ee
of Wrangell and Mrs. Mathilda
Paul of Petersburg will repre
sent their respective Camps. Ed
ward Ridley will be one of the
[ Ketchikan delegates.
The convention this year will ■
not be large in attendance, bur l
it will be stripped of “stomach*’
delegates and pleasure seekers.
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The National Geographic
Bo o d at a meeting held in Wash
ington, D. C. recently, !uve tee
lame “Mount Stroll:.*’ to u
prominent peak northwest side!
of Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau, j
A Reno, Nevada citizen awoke
the other day sans false teeth.
These hick towns can show the
metropolitan centers a trick or
two on occasion.
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Just a gentle reminder: Last
week, Cordova had 12 inches oi
snow, Nome. 8, Tanana, 6., On
the hills opposite Petersburg, the
snow was almost halfway down
the hillside.
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Petersburg does not have a
corner on measles. Anchorage
closed its schools for an indefi
nite period, last week, as more
than half of the pupils were af
flicted and the other half had
been exposed. An ounce of pre
vention is worth a pound of
cure.
Forty-six tons of chairs, tables
book cases, filing cabinets and
other office equipment was re
ceived for the Federal and Ter -
ritorial Building.
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Mrs. Clarence Geddes who was
injured on the Juneau Glacier
| mgiiway recenuy is saia uo ue
j improving.
G. V. Goss, business manager i
of the Juneau Empire went to
Seattle on a business trip.
Brigham Y. and Mrs. Grant of
Wrangell made a brief visit to
the Capital City.
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E. G. Westland, bsaketball
coach of Juneau High has a
| squad of 28 men turning out for
| the team.
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George Northrop and Stanley
Oaksmith of last years’ Ketchi
kan High ball team are now at
tending Willamette University.
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.George Anderson, Juneau pi
ano tuner returned last week
from an extended trip in the
Westward and Interior sections
of Alaska.
Brice Howard of Juneau was
awarded an electric radio re
cieving set for turning in a suc
cessful story in a contest arrang
ed by Station KNX of Holly
wood, California. His theme was
“An Early Day Character,” the
story of “Soapy” Smith. Howard
is a thirteen year old boy.
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Frank Manley, at one time
credited with being the largest!
single mining operator in Alas
ka, is said to have claims staked ;
out on Livingstone Creek, south- i
em Yukon Territory, which runs j
from a trace of gold to $70 a ton.
“JUST LIKE HEAVEN” f*
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A story of Paris—of the Street i
of the Poor—where Tobey stands *{j
on the curb and sells balloons to
the children and Mimi dances j;
and sings with a street Dog Cir- \
cus, is told in “Just Like Heav-J*!;
en,” talking-and-music picture
which will be shown at the Coli- *j;
seum Theatre Saturday only. $
It is an original story by Adele Ijj
Buffington and presents Tlf • 1
any’s new star find, little Anil,;) j
Louise, as the dancer. David: tjj
Newell is the balloon vender,
Gaston Glass is the circus own-j*|
er and Yola d’Avril is the cafej*j
girl. Other s in the cast are {
Thomas Jefferson, Mathilde Co- j j
mont, Albert Roccardi, Tor ben,
Meyer and Emil Chautard. i
GREAT FILM PAIR’S | j
GREATEST SUCCESS’!
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With the screen’s most popu- *1
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la:- sweetheart team, Janet Gay-' j
ner and Charles Farrel in the!*
starring roles, patrons of the |
Coliseum Theatre are getting a
real treat in seing and hearing
“The Man Who Came Back ”
showing Sunday and Monday. '
Miss Gaynor and Farrel both
jo-me to the screen via the “ex
tra and bit part” route, and
c 'mbed to stardom together in
such astounding picture 5 as “7th
Heaven,” “Street Ange'. ” “Sun
nyside Up,” and “High Society
Blues.”
Walsh on the other hand, came
10 the movies from too stage
and played the role of John
V7dkes Booth in Griffith's “Birth
of a Nation.” Once he got his
he nnds on the directorial reins
he drove through to fam ewith
such sensational hits as “What
Price Glory”? “The Cock Eyed
World,” and “TheBigTrail.”
“In “The Man Who Came
Back” Miss Gaynor and Farrell
have the strongest roles of their
meteoric careers, Farrell essay
ing the young ne’er-do-well who
travels the downward path to
degradation, with little Janet
enacting the girl who inspires
and helps him in his climb back
to society and decency.
The supporting cast includes
Kenneth MacKenna, William
Holden, Mary Forbes and Ulrich
Hapt.
Eyestrain
Headaches
Nearsightedness
Are corrected by
Dr. R. L. Carlson
Optometrist
And
Eyesight Specialist
Now in Petersburg at the
Arctic Hotel.
Scientific examination ot
, i
the eyes and modern style
frames at reasonable prices.
PARENTS, if your children j
have defective vision be sure 11
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to have their eyes examined. \
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Dr. Carlson will remain i:i <
Petersburg until the Alameda j
arrives southbound. i
Dr. Carlson is licensed by
examination in New York, Il
linois, Washington and Alas
ka by reciprocity and has
been in continuous practice
for the past sixteen years.
Dr. A. B. Kearsley
Fhysician & Surgeon
Wrangell - - Alaska
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Special
Reprints of popular novels
75c
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“Frens” make Friends
a Sanitary Napkin that is Different
Box of 12 - - - - - 35c
The People’s Drug Co.
The Friendly Store
Across from the Postoffice
When in Juneau Visit
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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. I
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We have a complete line of Men’s Wo-j
men’s and Childrens, Wear - Household
Goods, Novelties and everything to be<
found in a modern department store
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Our prices compete with the *
Times
The Cash Bazaar.
Juneau,
Alaska
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POTATOES
$2.25 per sack
j Order Yours this week
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TI,e(\\odern Grocer^
A. O. Heimdahl
Proprietor
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Phone Offiie Phone Res.
O. L. A LEERY
Chiropractor
Office over Wheeler Drug Store
Free Examination.
JOSEPH O. RUDE,, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Over People’s Drug Store
Office Phone 61
Home 66
FOR SALE—Piano, phonograph,
duck-boat, vacuum cleaner and
all kinds of household furniture.
—Inquire at Alaskan office.
T. W. Benson M. D
Physician & Surgeon
Office in
DAIRY BUILDING
PHONE 50