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C, A. Shonaker, Zellerbach
Paper Company’s representative
arrived in Petersburg this week
He is leaving for Wrangell on
the Tasmania, Saturday.
The Redondo called in port
yesterday with coal and genera
freight.
Mrs. M. Edna Stump returnee
to Wrangell this week. Plan;
changed after Mr. Stump hac
gone over there.
The greeting the Champion;
of Alaska received when they ar
rived in port was a sight to be
hold; old and young; short anc
tall; fat and slender; capitalis
and serf; Norwegian, Indian
Japanese, Scotch, French anc
Swede, all rejoicing that THEIF
team is Champion of All Alaska
School was delayed and no on<
cared because everybody wa;
glad of the opportunitf of greet
ing the boys.
Raymond Wheeler came ove:
from Wrangell Wednesday anc
returned the next morning. A1
Wrangell is proud of and gla<
that Petersburg has copped th<
Championship of Alaska.
James H. Wheeler returnee
from Wrangell where he hae
gone on a business trip.
Spencer Fox returned fron
Wrangell Wednesday evening oi
the Edward Schenck with a lo
of merchandise which he pur
chased there for his Bargaii
House. He has some real gooc
values on his counters. .
Frank Richardson was picket
up by T. L. Chidester of the pro
hi force on a liquor charge. Hi
was held to grand jury on i
$2,000 bond, in lieu of which hi
remains in durance vile.
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“Govrnor” Charles S. John
son, of Kake, came into port
Wednesday evening for supplies
j for the entertainment of the
Christian Endeavor convention
to be held there.
Bob Thomas sold 500 pounds
...aon to Earl Ohmer at
23-10.
Mrs. Mary Pointer received
word of the death of her father
A1 Woodhouse at Prince Rupert.
Mr. Woodhouse for several years
was sawyer in the Wrangell mill
and is well known there. He is
survived by his widow,, son
Tommy in Rupert, a daughter
in Ketchikan and Mrs. Pointer
here. Mrs. Pointer planned on
leaving for Rupert if she could
make connections.
’ Attorneys Hellenthal, Paul and
[ Roden have each been fined for
contempt of Court by Judge Jus
; tin W. Harding. Must be a dis
. respectful bunch of attorneys in
. the first Division.
1 “Fish eggs” (herring spawn) a
' rare tidbit to the native popu
’ iation, has been brought in to
1 this port from Sitka and Kla
' wock. It is going like the pro
• verbial hotcake.
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Mrs. William Tamaree return
ed from Wrangell this week. She
had gone over to visit with Flora
Collins, niece of Mr. Tamaree,
who is in the last stages of tu
berculosis.
I The Benefit Dance which was
s sponsored by the -Hanson Or
chestra last Saturday night was
a decided success. A very large
1 turned out so that the gate was
quite satisfactory.
Charlie Cripe after a so-journ
1 i of several months in sunny Cali
1 fornia returned on the Alaska
, Tuesday. He will get back into
': his work harness, get out his old
I corn cob of a night and have
II many reflections of happy days
| this winter. He had not been
I home to see the “old folk” for
. i eleven years. No. He didn’t get
3 married, but then, there is al
l ways hope even for the hopeless.
5 Familiar faces arriving on
the Marguerite from Wrangell.
You Should Worry.
When you have a binful of Nanai mocoal,
why should you worry when the cold weath
er hits the Narrows?
Call ’Phone 15 and place your or
der lor coal to bring that cheer.
Chris Tveten, Dealer
$3,000 Stock
At
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Smashing Prices
Ladies, Gents and Childrens
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Furnishings at prices
Below manufactures cost.
Fox’s Bargain House
Saturday last, were, Mr. and Mrs.
George Gunderson, Sam-bo Cun-1
ningham, Bearle Cunningham,
Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Grant and
daughter Gene, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Dobbins, Mr. and Mrs.
Hanford, Frank Gingress, Ole
Johnson, Louis Scribner.
Jack Hadland genial foxranch
er down Monte Carlo way re
turned from an extended visit
to points in the east. He is quite
enthusiastic over his trip. Says
the people back there are much
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only one has to get a clam digger
to get a conversation started. Af
ter acquaintances are once made
however, there are none better.
While in Washington, Jack vis- 1
ited Delegate Sutherland, gave
President Coolidge the once ov
er and the glad hand. Didn’t
have time to visit President
Hoover; visited with relatives in
the Capitol City and then re
turned home.
The crews from the shrimp
trawlers have been busy putting
i in new foundations . . for .. the
boat grids alongside of the Citi
jzens’ Dock.
Capt. Frank Williams of the
Good Partner II of Ketchikan,
i brought in a load of oolichans.
A much assorted crowd went
down to the dock to get a buck
etful of that fish. Some got sev
eral buckets ful for salting. The
Good Partner left for Kake Wed
nesday afternoon. The oolichan
are from the Naas River in B. C.
FIRST GRADUATE DIES
Mrs. Josephine Scott Mathews,
first graduate nurse of the U S.
Government hospital at Juneau
died last week in that city. The
death was due to child birth, a
Ceaserian aperation being ne
cessary, it was performed but
with fatal results to both mother
and child.
Upon graduation from Shel
don Jackson School Mrs. Math
ews entered the government hos
pital and remained there after
graduation as one of the staff.
Her death is a blow to her people
as she was an outstanding char
acter, loved and respected by all
who knew her.
I)o your duty—register and vote.
LOGGING OUTFIT FOR SALE:
40 h.p. gas engine, fully equiped
for the woods, price $1100. In
quire of M. B. Pointer, Peters
burg.
For Sale: Good floating House,
14x30; 2 rooms with pantry and
closet built in; good substantial
scow. Inquire Andrew Israelson,
Scow Bay.
HOUSE FOR SALE
* five rooms, hallway, pantry
y and bath. House in excellent
£ state of repair. Completely fur
y. to dustpan. Furnished cabin
£ nished, everything from piano
**♦ on same lot. Lot 95 feet by over
200 feet, located in excellent
neighborhood, close in water
front, good beach.. Abundant
room for two more houses. Pos
Y session immediately if desired.
Inquire at ALASKAN office.
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. .Found—one rowboat. .Owner
can have property on proof and
by paying claims.—Billy Akana.
FUR SALE—Gasboat—1-1512
for sale, $300.. See Billy Akana..
. .Refrigeration plant for SALE:
Complete, good as new $600.;
One-third original cost. Three
ton capacity, suitable for hali
but boat, fish buyer, restuarant,
fox ranch, ect., G. J. Hildebrand,
Petersburg, Alaska,
i Cruising houseboat for sale:
$1,500. Sixty h.p. engine. Sea
worthy, fast and roomy. Suitable
for hunting parties, floating
machine shop, mild cure, logger,
etc., worth price as home. G. F.
i Hildebrand, Petersburg, Alaska.
:i Tregonning skiff, first class
[ condition, for sale. Price $30.
* • Petersburg Cabinet Works.
Do your duty—register and vote.
PLANE DISAPPEARS
After an all day searhc, more
than a score of airplanes, one
dirigible and several coastguard
| boats returned to their bases
I Monday night, reporting that
they had obtained no sight of
the plane in which t. Raymon
Finucane and three companions
had disappeared while on a
flight from Norfolk, Va., to New
York City, last Friday.
Ed Mathews and brother pass
ed thru this port on the Aleu
tian enroute to Hydaburg via
Ketchikan.
CADMAN CONCERT APRIL 5th!
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Charles Wakefield Cadman,! j
will give the following numbers '*
on his program at the MacGreg- j
or Theatre on April 5th:
SONGS:
Care Selve Handel:
Aria: Du Christ avec Ardeur.. j
Bemberg'
Madame Beeler
j.. Piano numbers:.
j Romances in G Cadman
! Serenade to the Roses - Cadman
Love Song Cadman ;
Ecstacy Cadman
Mr. Cadman.
..Songs: .
Over the Steppe - Rachmanoc
j Ecstacy Rummel
Vaggvisa Soderberg
Lille Rode Ponnebaer * Lange
Muller
One Golden Day Fay Foster
Madame Beeler
Some American .Indian .“love
calls” played on a genuine Oma
ha Indian flute by Mr. Cadman
and a few remarks about Indian :
Piano numbers:
The legend of the Plaine (from
prairie Sketches) Cadman
June on the Boplevard (from
Hollywood Suite) Cadman
Marche Grotesque (in manu-,
script) Cadman
Dance of the Basket Maidens
At the Churches
At the Lutheran
W. J. Maakestad, Pastor
Easter Sunday, Sunday School
meets with adult Bible class at
10 o’clock.
, Easter services at 11 a. m. Theme
“I Know That My Redeemer
Liveth.” A constructive message
of hope and life.
Special music for morning ser
vice :
Processional: “Easter Morn”.. :
Zamecnik ■
Orchestra
“Supplication” - Beethoven - Ar- I
By Logan
Vocal Solo by Mrs. A. Johnson.
“The Lord is My Shepherd” Fan- \
nie Snow Knowlton j
By Children’s Choir
“Open the Gates of the Temple”
Vocal Solo by Miss Lillian Swan
son
Recessional: “The Soul Penitent’
Zamecnik
Orchestra
Program for Song Service
Opening devotionals, communi J
ty Hymn Sing, Audience; “Now is j
Christ Risen” - Creswell: Com- j
munity Lutheran Chorus, direc- j
tion Miss Lillian Swanson.
Instrumental number.I
“Hear Ye, O, Israel” from Elijah f
Vocal Solo: Miss Frances Morely. I
Remarks Pastor
Community Hymn Sing Audi- j
ence; Instrumental .selected ... j
“The Ninety and Nine”- Lillian,'
Sheldon, vocal solo by Miss Mary
Reep; “Victorious Day” - Cress
well, Soprano solo, duet and
Chorus by Community Lutheran
Choir. Hymn Sing and closing
devotionals.
A cordial welcome to all.
.. Presbyterian Mission
Mrs. William Tamaree, Worker
In Charge
Sunday morning; at 11 o’clock
regular services.
Sunday afternoon at 2:00
o’clock, Sunday school.
Christian Endeavor meets at
6:30 o’clock in the evening.
A cordial invitation extended
to all to attend the meetings.
(On a Spanish theme) - Cadman
Mr. Cadman
Songs: ,..
Call Me No More - - Cadman
From the Land of the Sky Blue
Water Cadman
As in a Rose Jar Cadman
The Moon Behind the Cotton
wood Cadman
Spring Song of the Robin Woman
Cadman
(The last song from the opera
“Shanewis”!
Madame Beeler
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MAN—You can contribute to the annual
Easter beauty parade— by giving the lady a bot
tle of the famous
How much delicate perfumery enhances beauty!
Easter clothes may make the women but
SHARI PERFUME makes that atmosphere
so necessary for the -proper -appre
ciation of beauty.
We have many appropriate Easter Gifts for every
member of the family, but especially should
the “kiddies” be remembered. Come
our assortment of
EASTER BASKETS
EASTER BUNNIES
EASTER EGGS
EASTER CANDIES, Etc.
AT
THE CORNER -DIR.TTC3- STORE
W8 E E L E R D R U tf & 1 Mk E L R Y ®
The Store
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Phone 55
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ^
Staple ana Fancy Gi\>eeries
Kitchenware, and
Fishermen’s Supplies
Service with a smile ’Phone 55
] The Modern Grocery
I Service With A Smile.Phone 55.
I Service With A Smile
it
Famous Hosiery
Latest Feature-*Sy!phline Heel
New Shades
Sun Bronze - Reveree - Cuban Sand
Sun Tan
See 1 hem-Buy Them
Hogue & Tveten Co
Petersburg, Alaska.