Pickard China
Popularity of odd sets of Plates
makes our offerings of
especial interest
Great variety to satisfy every taste.
DISTINCTIVE DINNER WARE
Carl Jacobson
JEWELRY And CURIO STORE
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drugstore Phone 55 Residence Mjrckleboct Home Phone 54
Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: Eye, Ear, Nose!& Throat
Big
Furniture Sale!
Prices Slashed on
Everything
Rugs almost for a song
TWO BILLS FURNITURE CO.
WORTH & GRIBBLE
LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. R. J. Young and Miss KoouU
mother and sister of Mr. Young,
employed by the city at the hydro
electric plan,t arrived during the
week for a visit.
Mrs. Michaelson and baby arrived
from Seattle to join her husband
who i3 at ■»present working £or .the
McDonald Logging Camp.
Registered at the hotel this week:
Carl Anderson, J. M. Smith, Mrs.
Michaelson, Mrs. R. J. Young, Miss
M. Koontz, E. J. Merwin, William
Lorentson, H. Klien, George Miller,
Eric Jorston, F. S. Dickson, W. D.
Williams, L. F. Hebert, Marvin
Kinberg.
W. D. Williams, in charge of the
road construction under the Bureau
of Public Roads was in Petersburg
inspecting the work on the Peters
burg-Scow Bay Road. He left for
Blind Slough to make a sort of. a
survey of the proposed road frdrn
tide water to the hydro electric
plant.
Get your Fourth of July refresh
ments at Worth’s. adv.
The band stand has received a
nice new coat of green paint and
is ready for the big doings of the
Mr. McKecknie and Chester Holm
are re-wiring the band stand.
James Wheeler, Jr., returned to
Wrangell this morning.
Jack Olsen, Ole Olsen and Pete
Sluggen went to Wrangell yester
day for the purpose of making ap
plication for citizenship. Hans WicK.
Wick and Hans Saul accompanied
I them as witnesses.
Get your Fourth of July refresh
ments at Worth’s. adv.
Partly finished house for sale. A
bargain if taken at once.—William
Holt.
Bert Cornelius, Harold Dawes,
L. F. Hebert and J. Sehoettler went
up Petersburg Creek Thursday
morning and returned with a Hue
fine bunch of trout.
The new street between F. and
G is now about completed. There
ax-e more roads to conquer.
Ed. Kalkins of Wrangell stopped
in Petei’sburg this week while en
route to the trolling grounds, to
have some engine work on his boat.
The Petersburg Cabinet Work3
has been making some mighty fine
doors for the new theatre—THE
SHOW.
The Alaska Cafe has had a nice
mirrored built-in cabinet installed
adding to the appearance of the
dining room.
Get your Fourth of July refresh
| ments at Worth’s. adv.
| The shrimp fleet has been taking
advantage of the fine weather and
getting a lot of painting done.
Independence Day dance will be
given in the Sons of Norway Hall
I on Monday night.
j Billy Gribble is painting in the
new house sign for the New York
; Restuarant.
i
Get your Fourth of July refresh
ments at Worth’s. adv
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Liancio Olio fell 25 feet from a
ladder while he was painting last
week and sustained five broken
ribs.
G. Frank Sparks is suffering
from a badly mashed hand sustain
ed while working on the govern
ment road. His hand was crushed
between two peavies and one Anger
was very nearly torn off. The injury
is healing nicely .however.
Charley Cripe and Guy Roundtree
are putting a second coat of tar on
the roof of THE SHOW building. {
The> tarred the roofs of the Totem j
Ice cream Parlora and the Sing Lee
Buildings during the past week.
Get your Fourth of July refresh
merits at Worth’s. adv.
The New York Restuarant is be
ing completely renovated and re
painted this week.
Joe Standard and three of his
college friends arrived in Peters
burg last Sunday on the Admiral
Watson from Eugene, Oregon. Joe
visited in, Portland and had the
honor of playing in the St. John’s
Band during the Rose Festival. He
will remain here with liis parents j
until the fall, when he will enter
his Junior year.
The Alaska Native Sisterhood is ]
putting on a dance at the Pioneer’s j
Hall on the night of the Fourth to j
which they give a general invitation J
for a good time.
|
The ‘Highway” went down there j
later on to pick up Mr. Williams j
and will take him to Hyder.
Get your Fourth of July refresh- !
ments at Worth’s. adv.
Mr. Jacobitz was a round trip
per to Wrangell this week.
The shrimp cannery closed down
beginning this morning until after
the Fourth.
WILL BUJILD COMMUNITY HALL
The members of the Christian En- '
deavor Society of the Presbyterian '
Church have made up their minds '
that there is need of a church to I
as a religious home for those of the
various beliefs in Peterburg. So in
order to make a start for such a
building the will hild a coffe and
cake sale in the Third Street school
House Saturday evening. The good
friends are invited to come and par
take of refreshments and their re- <
ceive the spirit and determination
to put up a religious home or
church for those who are not of
any special dnmination.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY.
BED SPREAD RAFFLE
Chances are going fast on the
beautiful crotched and linen bed
spread which the American Legion
Auxiliary is raffling. The drawing
will be at the dance o ntlie night of
July the 4th. Tickets for the
spread are only 25 cents each.—Re
member Columbus and take a
chance. Only one ticket will take
it and the ticket you get may—be
the one.
The good ship “Tom Boy” is leav
ing for Wrangell for the 3rd with
the force of The Alaskan from Ye1
down to the devil himself.
4th July
PARADE
Willi surprise you. You will want dozens of
Pictures- Get a supply of
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