Sunday May Tenth
MOTHER S DAY
“Through the winding
paths and ways of strife and
and pain and sorrow, as
well as of joy, does the
spirit of a Mother follow
and lead. A Mother never
runs out of love or forgive
ness - or anything that
is helpful."
Don’t fail to remember Mother
on MOTHER’S DAY
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
‘Corner
Drug
Store’
.CRISP . . . FRESH
VEGETABLES
Fresh On
Every
Boat
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MAKE IT A POINT TO SEE OUR DISPLAY EACH DAY.
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Sanitary Market |
M 15
. Sir.
For Trout
Or Salmon Tackle
Go To
Hogue & Tveten Co.
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In the Spotlight
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Chet Johnson, representing
National Grocery, came to town
taking orders.
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John F. Chamberlain, Dean of
Alaska’s travelling men, was in
town during the week.
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Judge Clausen presided over
a jury trial last Saturday in the
ease of Ohlson vs. Anderson
j Bros. Shipyard. Jury rendered
■ verdict for plaintiff.
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Johnny Sales and crew have
been driving piling for the Ci
tizen’s Wharf Co.
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Ed Nelson and crew have put
:n time cleaning out the reser
vdir.
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Chris Lang is getting ready to
move into his new location in
the Wheeler Block adjoinging
the Modern Grocery.
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Fred Patten and Tom Garner
returned from Admiralty Island
where they were looking for
some of Stewart Edward White’s
pets—brown bear.
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The Grand Cafe is resplen
dent in a new coat of paint.
The Star Bakery, remodeled
and moved back in line with
3ther buildings on the sti'eet is
i big improvement—to the build
:ng and street.
The new front being put on
the Mann building makes of it
a fine appearing block.
Earl Ohmer is rushing the re
pairs on the shrimp fleet in or
der that they may be ready to
RADIO REPAIRING
See Lind
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
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FOR SALE:—24-ft. trolling
boat, 4 h.p Regal engine at a
bargain. Inquire this office.:
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WANTED: Light-house keep
ing work. Leave your calls in
nlaskan Office.
FOR SALE—V-Bcttom rowboat
Inquire of George M. Nelson
Devils Thumb Apts. No 4.
FOR SALE—1G h.p. FRISCO
STANDARD. Excellent condition
Terms to right party—$350.
Geo. Sumption, Wrange 1.
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“Licensed Embalmer”
Petersburg, Alaska. J
IN COMMISSIONER’S COUR
CRAIG PRECINCT, FIRST
DIVISION, TERRITORY
ALASKA
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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'n the Matter of the Estate of
Andrew Kouk, Deceased.
.Notice is hereby given that
:he undersigned has been ap
nointed Administrator of the
estate of Andrew Kouk, deceas
ed the 18th day of April, A. D ,
IS31 and has qualified and that
.ill persons having claims
against the said estate are re
quired to present the same, duly
verified, to the undersigned, at
the Office of the United States
Commissioner at Craig, Alaska,
within six months from the data
of this notice.
Dated at Craig Alaska this
18th day of April A. D., 1931.
George H. Nelson,
Administrator.
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CARL JACOBSON’S Jewelry Store
drag their trawls by the 1st of
May.
Cope Mundy bought 27000
pounds of king salmon.
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Word was received here that
Luther Phillips, Kake, died on
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Booth. He had been ill
of tuberculosis for several years
and lately became ill of the flu
"h';ch was beyond his low vital
ity. He is survived by his moth
er Mrs. Frank Boot, his widow
and baby, brother David Phil
lips and sister Mrs. Casper Hol
iinngstad, both of Petersburg.
T C. Gardner was a passenger
on the Northland bound for Ju
neau. He had been spending
about six weeks cruising timber
on the West Coast of Prince or
"'Vales Island lor the Sawyer
Reynolds Legging Company, ol
a variety of blue species do not
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Several local fishermen on the
Petersburg creek complain that
boys have been robbing their
j gillnets of steelhead salmon, not
■only taking the fish but cutting
them out of the nets and pre
venting legitimate catch. House
vive are being asked no to
purchase salmon from irrespons
ible boys who have no fishing
•ear of their own.
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Johnny Sales and crew are
setting up a new gin pole for
iisli -hoist on the Cold Storage
dock.
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Andy Engstrom is leaving for
Ketchikan on the Admiral Rog
ers, Thursday.
Marian Sutphen, gave a party
last Friday afternoon in honor
of her fourth birthday.
Charles Greenaa returned on
the Northland from Juneau and
s much improved in health.
The Bank Building has re
•'eived a new coat of paint.
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Oscar Nicholson, manager of
«,he P. A. F. cannery, and crew
are coming north on the Ala
meda.
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H. R. Coulter, vendor of meats
and fish at Wrangell was a local
■. • in Petersburg during the
week.
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G L. Rich, proprietor of the
Wrangell Machine Shop was in
!at during the week.
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O P Kirtiand, mayor of the
town of Wrangell and cashier •:I
the Bank of Alaska, Wran^e
branch made a brief visit here
♦his week.
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L. M. Campbell, of Campbell
Brothers Store, Wrangell visit
ed with friends here this week
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Ernest and A. B. Anderson of
Anderson Brothers, Boat bund
e 5 of Wrangell spent a short
time in Petersburg.
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Tony Steele of Duncan Canal
was in pert for supplies during
the week.
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Frank Preuschoff, fox ranch
er on Lung Island spent a few
days in Petersburg.
H. B. Crewson, Schilling’s re
presentative visited the local
trade.
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F. E. Harvey and Mrs. Harvey
of Woewodsky Island were in
town for mail and supplies.
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Andy Engstrom is leaving for
Ketchikan where he will put up
mild-cure king salmon for Mel
choir, Armstrong and Dessau.
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Mrs. Sigurd Klabo gave two
nudge parties last Thursday and
Friday. Prizes on Thursday
vore won by Mrs. Robert Allen
and Mrs. Johnn Campbell; Sat
in day by .
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The American Legion boys
have been meeting every even
ing at the Dugout for work,
clearing the lot of stumps and
debris, building a new front
perch and otherwise improving
their property.
Forest Fryer returned from a ]
short business trip to Ketchikan, ft
William L. Paul, attorney of \
Ketchikan passed through on \
ihe Northland and plans to re- ,
turn to Petersburg to attend to '
legal work then he will continue !
on to Kake on other legal mat
ters.
Machinery is being moved out
of the Scow Bay cannery to be
sxiipped elsewhere. Tom Garner
is crating it up.
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John Loseth of Point Agassiz
r'st ten silver fox pups in the
last big tides at his place.
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Pete Behrs, skipper of the
gasboat “Hicks,” and rancher of ;
foxes near Rocky Pass was in |
port last wek. His good ship j
“Hicks” looks like a million dol- ;
lars since being completely ov- :
erhauled and painted. Pete
himself is improving with old
age.
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Jacob Hadland, Monte Carlo
fox rancher was in port last
week.
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The following teachers have
signified their intention of re
turning to Petersburg next year:
Misses Bertha Lero, Dorothy
Warfield, DLshEfl, ,of Bme nic
Ru.ii Scott, Adelia Hansen, Cor
nelia Christiansen and Messrs.
R. O. Warfield and A. R. Boyer.
Others are undecided*. Miss
Gertie Otness plans to go to
Ketchikan and Miss Mabel Ot
ness may go either to Ketchikan
or to Idaho.
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James V. Cole of Kake arriv
ed in town.
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Have YOU ordered that Moth- §
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tr’s Day box of Chocalates? Re
member—we pack and ship it
for yon or will deliver it in thu
near vicinity on
Mother’s Day. |
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Other gifts such us beaut1 fill stationery, Kodaks, Echopkpne 3
Radio, Perfumes, and many other gifts.. Just what o
MOTHER would enjoy. |
Monday is Year Last Chance to send Candy South jjj
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For Mother's Day
The People’s Drug Co.
I The Rcxail Store Across from the Hotel g
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1-Physician & Suigecn|
Office in
DAIRY DU ELDING
PHONE 5 0
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At your service
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Hauling and contra Hag
Wood for delivery
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JOSEPH O. REDE
jjpiIYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ft Over People’s Drug Store
Office Phone 61
Home 66
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Dr. A. B. Kearsley
Physician & Surgeon
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Alaska c>
ivn” are on the ways at Ander
son Boat Yard, for repairs and
•general overhauling.
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LETTUCE
Large Heads 10
CUCUMBERS
Each 25 i
POTATOES
50 Pound Bag |,25
—■ lull him in in mamm
FLAT BREAD
Pound Package
Uadi
FISH PUDDING
1 Pound 12 Oz. Size
Cinnamon Krust Toast
2 Pound Package
FiSKEBOLLER I KRAFT
LARGE TINS
.40
.45
f EGGS
STRICTLY FRESH
Standard Size Two Dozen
JELLO Assorted Flavors
Three Packages
Rainier Lime Rickey
Pint Bottles
Snowflake Seda Crackers
Large P&lsage
RATH’S HAMS
Sugar Cured Lb.
.39
.30
COFFEE
PiGGLY WIGGLY BLST
Three Pound Bag
.95
Phone 26 - Free Delivery - P.O.Box 57
- Mail Orders Promptly Filled