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Bert Cornelius was a Seattle
rnbound passenger on the good
ship Northwestern.
John Holton left for Seattle
\ v' -e he hopes to secure boat
3 e^air work for his shipyards,
i n Alaska fishing vessels.
Glacier Fish Company has
1* ng been def unct yet when re
porting shrimp shipments we
credited them with a consider
ed e shipment last week. We
intended to say Alaskan Glacier
£ t-a Food Company. We stand
corrected.
Earl Ohmer shipped out 16
boxes of shrimp meat on the
Northwestern and 35 boxes on
tile Queen this week.
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In the coming elections, Point
Agassiz will be designated a vot
ing precinct to include all the
mainland from Cape Fanshaw to
Le Conte Bay.
We won’t tell who this is, but
she works in Wheeler’s Drug
Store and is not married. She’ll
be at the Firemen’s Ball with
bells on.
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is the final basis for judging a radio. Victor
radio is.not a toy nor an experiment; its techni
cal elements are unobtrusive—and so perfect a: 1
dependable that they may be taken for granted.
Victor Radio TONE proves Victor’s electrical
and mechanical excellence. To DUPL'CATE what
is heard before the broadcasting microphone, it
MUST be superlatively fine. That h what Vic
tor Radio does—and is.
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
Only Authorized Local Victor Agents
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Towels
20x42-lnch Size Colored
Borders
A SPECIAL Money-Saving
Price
BUY FROM
Hogue & Tveten Co.
Petersburg Cold Storage has
frozen 600 barrels of excellent
bait herring since the first of the
month.
Johnny Sales is setting up a
new 75-foot radio aerial pole for
Hogue and Tveten Company.
The gasboat Suomi is on
gridirons for spring overhauling.
The Women’s Community Leag
wiil hold a food sale at Camp
bells’ Store on' Saturday March
1st at three o’clock in the after
noon.
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Mrs. Ed Locken, better half of
Pacific’s Petersburg representa
tive: 4‘My husband is away a
great deal, and I want a parrot
for company. Does this one use
rough language?”
Salesman: ‘‘Lady, with that
bird in the house, you will never
know your husband is away. ’—
Pacific Fruit & Produce Co.,
Alaska Dept. Bulletin.
C. P. Haugen, of the Wrangell
Narrows Packing Co., and Ocsar
Sather of the Northwest Mills
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Co., Scow Bay, were inbound
passengers on the Northland,
and A. Van Mavern, C. F. Riach
and Miss V. Wray left for Ju
neau.
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A letter from Haakon Thomp
son advises that he is being tak
en from Ketchikan to the U. S.
Marine Hospital at Port Town
send for another operation. This
will be the seventh operation he
has undergone since his leg was
broken in Petersburg last sum
mer.
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HAY!
DON’T FORGET the Firemen’s
I BALL, Saturday night.
Dr. A. B. Jones, formerly of
Petersburg, is now located in
Bellingham where he has bought
out an established practice. He
says he has an excellent location
near a large hospital.
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Mrs. L. A. Willard returned
this week from Tacoma where
| she has been for some weeks un
der a physician’s care.i Messrs.
Wesley Johnson of Klamath
Mass., H. G. Brown and B. F. j
Mosely of Belle Fourche, S. Dak., j
came up with Mrs. Willard, and
will be associated with the Wil
lards on their two fox islands in
Port Beauclerc.
. .NOTICE TO MARINERS: Cla
rence Strait, Meyers Chuck light
is to be moved on the 16th of
March, 1930 to North Point, Mey
ers Island, south side of entrance
to Meyers Chuck There will be
no change in the character of
the light.—W. C. Dibbrell, Supt.
Charles Craig has sold his one
third interest in San Juan Fox
Co., (Sisters Islands) to Ed
jJohnke, who has been oper
ating the ranch on shares the
past two seasons. This has prov
en one of the most prolific
ranches in this locality and the
! new deal makes Mr. Johnke and
; T. S. Elsemore the sole owners.
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Mr. and Mrs. Batson are leav
ing Petersburg today on the
Northland. Mr. Batson has
been in charge of the local Frye
Bruhn Market and the family
t as gained a wide circle of
friends, who will regret their de
parture.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad, Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
Evening service at 8.
A cordial welcome to all.
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At The Presbyterian Church <
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay worker
Sunday School meets at 10:30
Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m.
A cordial welcome to All.
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What happened to Jones?
Mid-Week Specials
Febauary 26th.&27th. Inclusive
PIGGLY WIGGLY’S MIDWEEK SPECIALS. THEY ARE KNOCKOUT DROPS TO
TIIE HIGH COST OF LIVING. _
You buy it - We sell it - You eat it.
WE FEATURE DEL MONTE AND LIBBY’S PRODUCTS, ESPECIALLY.
They are as good as the best - And better than most
FISHERMEN CAN BUY THEIR ENTIRE EQUIPMENT HERE UNDER ONE ROOF:
Gear, Grub and Meat
AND PAY US AFTER YOU SELL. WE GIVE A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE WITH
EVERY PRODUCT. PHONE US AT 26 AND WE WILL DELIVER TO ANY BOAT
OR RESIDENCE. _v_
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12 LB. TINS
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Silver Bar Brand
A Del Monte Pack
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Schilling’s or Golden West
Per Pound
Limit 15 lbs’ j
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Oven Baked Beans
In 25 lb. Boxes