For Easter
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Therefs Nothing More
Pleasing Than
A Gift of
1847 Rogers Bro.
and Community
Silver Plate & Service Sets
for a Gift
That Would Last
Reasonable Price
Carl Jacobson
DRS. STAND\RD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drugstore Phone 55
Dan E. Standard,JJM.D.
General Practice
Ke»iaence.mycKieDosi nora« r n« nc x
Susie V. Standard, M.D.
Specialist: Eye, Ear, NoseJ& Throat |
LINOLEUM
1 1927 Patterns Now Showing Inlaid |
| and Printed, “Armstrongs”
I LINOLEUM RUGS J
| Solid Color Centers, with Narrow j
| Contrast Borders sizes 6x9 to 12x12 |
| “ Armstrongs ” of Course j
| See these Rugs before you buy |
| Kirsch Rods, Curtain
| Casement and Sash j
| at Right Prices |
I TWO BILLS FURNITURE CO. |
I WORTH & GRIBBLE I
SCHOOL NOTES
The high school students had
nn elaborate party in the parlors
of the Sons of Norway Hall last
Friday night. About forty-five were
present. Their invited guests were
the former sthdents who are no
longer in high school.
They were divided into four
groups, the Reds, White, Blue and
Greens. These groups contested for
prizes, in their various amusements.
The Reds won the championship for
the evening.
Nice refreshments were served
and all report a fine time.
Loren Johnson is a new pupil
I enrolled this week in the eighth
1 grade. He came from Sunny Cali
fornia and he must wonder if he
has landed at the North Pole.
The following program was given
^it P.-T. A. Wednesday night of
this week by the sixth and seventh
grades under the direction of Miss
Newest.
Musical Reading—Courtship of
Miles Standish, Lillian Norberg.
Formal Exercises — Sixth an«l
Seventh grades.
| Dramitization—Childhood of David
Copperfield, Davie—Andrew Stoll,
Barki’s—Teddy Hunsbedt.
Swanee—Clog dance, Sylvia Bak
er, Marion Kildall.
Dialogue—Auction Mad, Henriet
ta Hahl, Oscar Sundvick.
Oxendansen— Sixth and Seventh
grad boys.
The picture was won for next
month by the sixth and seventh
grade room.
[ Esther Clarke form Juneau is
\ enrolled in the fourth grade.
| The Utomigi Camp Fire Girls
[ cleared twenty eight dollars on the
* dance given last week in Pioneer
l
Hall.
| Miss Vick is displaying some very
| fine illustrated language work on
| folk tales. She also has some fine
| maps from her Geography class.
| A 10-week course in automobile
| tractor and motor boat engines be
| gan at the Alaska Agriculture Col
| lege and School of Mines on
| March 14.
CHURCH NOTICES
| Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
| Sunday morning services at
| It: 30 o’clock.
1 Sunday school at 10:30
| A Good program will be rendered
1 ■ the evening.
S. Sydness,
1 Pastor.
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Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10:30 a.m. Aternoon* services at
p m. Wednesday evening pra-,
er meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
Sunday evening Salvation mee
irtg at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening and Frida
evening at 8 o’clock.
Captain Kenny and Lieutenai
VcEachren. in charge.
Bright meetings. Everybody we
come. Come and meet your friend5
LOCAL NOTES
Messages to the States are accept- j I
ed “subject to delay” owing to a ! 1
break in the Seattle-Ketchikan sec- j
tion . , 11
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hasbrouck of \ \
Seattle arrived in town this week, j
Mr. Hasbrouck will be associated j
with his brothers in the Alaska j
Spruce Mills.
Mrs. C. O. Parks enteretained a :
group of ladies in her home on Wed- jj
j.esday afternoon. High Score was1!
held by Mrs. J. A. Mendenhall.
The Old Time Square Dances un- j
cr the auspices of the American Le- j
gion in the Pioneer are most success- =
iul ujdging from the applause and ]
hilarity issuing from the building jj
during that time.
The Auxiliary to the American Le
gion held its regular meeting Mon
day evening. In spite of the bad
weather almost all members were
present and a lively meeting was
hid.
The National Charter jut received
was presented for signatures of the
fourteen charter members.
Plans are being made for a Mem
erail Day program with the follow
ing committee to complte details:
Dr. Susie Standard. Mrs. Fred
Nelson. Mrs. Harold Davis and Mrs.
Edward Locken.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Willard will
entertain the Bo yScouts at a chick
en-dumpling dinner Saturday noon
in their home on the Scow Bay
Hoad. Saturday, in honor o ftheir
nephew. Lomen Johnson who re
cently arrived from the States.
The friends of U. S. Engineer
Truitt extend their sympathy to him
and his wife in the recent loss of
E. A. Salonka is laid up with a
severe attack of rheumaism.
Mrs and Mrs. Fred Johnson and
' son. Lauren, of San Pedro arrived
in Petersburg and will make it
Mrs. W. P. Willard is F ra-Rc.
Mrs. John Goode peasantly sur
prised the Women’s Community
League with a gift of over 30 pieces
of needlework, including dresser
scarfs, towels, aprons and various
of - hv
ether articles. These were donated
by Mrs. Goode’s former Sunday
school class and the Rebecca Lodge
of which she was an active mem
ber.
Subscribe for THE ALASKAN
INFORMATION WANTED
Information regarding the follow
ing named persons is desired thru
the Governor’s Office
John MacFayden: About 65
vears of age. Came to Alaska in
1898. He had four brothers. Fam
ily desires to hear from him.
James H. Bullock: About 75
years of ge. Family inquiring.
C. F. Barsalon: In 1916 lpft
Prince Rupert with friends for An
chorage. Alaska, and never heard
from again. About 45 years of age. j
Native of Quebec.
George Lavery: Of Montreal. In '
Alaska about six years ago.
Governor’s Office.
Juneau, Alaska.
March 26, 1927 |
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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
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All Electrical Equipment
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
Light Lunch in Private Booths
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Johnson Motor
Now is the time to place your order for
that Johnson Motor 2 1-2 and 6 h.p. &
The New Standard Twin
Bargain Sale
This Week’s Bargains Includes Boots,
Shoes, Dress prints and Long Pants
in Boys sizes
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