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People’s Drug Co.
DAHL and SKEI, Owners
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Petersburg Cabinet Works
H. F. ERWIN, Proprietor
We are prepared to furnish all kjnds of Boat Lumber on orders X
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Large or Small. Doors, Windows, Trim and Inside finish and
all kinls of Builling Material.
!* Our money back Guarantee if our work is not up to standard. |
“The House That Quality Built” |
$100 to $100—Hoover carries Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois.
$ 1 <>0 to $100—Hoover beats Smita
, by 50 electoral votes.
50 to $100— Hoover carries N.
Ctiiolina.
•'•50 t: .UlOO—Hoover carries Wash
ington by 100,000.
j $50 to $150—Hoover carries Tex
I as.
$75 to $100—Hoover carries
feuessee.
$100 to $150—Hoover carries all
these states: Arizona. Indiana, Iowa,
Maine, California,, Illinois, Kansas,
Alia' bran. Nebraska, New Jersey,
i 'Tew Hampshire, Ohio, Oklahoma,
Oregon. Pennsylvania, Utah, Ver
mont., Washington.
$50 to $100—Hoover carries Wis
cousin by 50,000.
•i 50 to $"0—Hoover carries Min
nesota by 75,000.
$50 to $100—Hoover carries New
J.n-se; by 100,000.
I $50 to $<S0—Hoover carries Okla
homa by 10,000.
$50 to $50—Hoover carries Neva
!>v 1,00 0.
$50 to $50—Hoover carries Ne
braska by 75,000.
$ *0 to $50 Hoover carries New
• Hampshire by 15,000.
'fr0 to $50—Hoover carries Penn
sylvania by 300.000.
I $50 to $50- Hoover carries Ohio
b. 2“■ 0, 000
$50 to $50 Hoover carries , l1'
nov- by 350,000.
$50 to $50—Hoover carries Tdalv
by *’0,000.
$50 to $50—Hoover carries C.ip
fornia liy 200,000.
$50 to $50—Hoover carries Mich
ig- n hv 200.000.
$50 to $50—Hoover carries Mass
achnsetis by 50,000.
i $50 to $50—Hoover carries Ken
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tur y bv 12.000.
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j $50 to $50—Hoover carries Colo
rado by 25.000.
$50 to $50—Hoover carries Indi
ana tv 75.000.
550 to $50—Hoover carries Iowa
by 25,000.
$75 to $75—Smith gets more
votes In Washington than Cox and
D’.vu; combined (which was S4.
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1,20'! for former and 42,$42 for laf
! ter, cr total of 127,140, with over
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J 400 000 votes expected to lie cas*
j th‘s November).
I $25 to $25—Smith gets more
j votes in King County, Washington
than Davis got in state—(abou*
110.000 expected to be cast in
county).
$200 to $100—Hartley for Gov
ernor beats Bullitt.
$100 to $40—Mackintosh for Sen
ator beats Dill.
1 $100 to .$100 Hoover carries City
! of Seattle.
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$100 to $100—Hoover carries
, King County by 5,000.
Win. T. HALE, KLAWOCK
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William T. Hale, superintendent,
manager and owner of the North
Pacific Trading and Packing Com
panv, Kiawock has offered the
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use of his cannery tender J. H. Sis
son furnished with gas and oil to
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the Kiawock Camp of the Alaska
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I v'ative' Brotherhood to attend the!'
convention at Sitka’ next month.
When seen Mr. Hale said, “We
•.fanners) are fighting William Paul
who is our best friend and we don't
s know it. Instead we pay thousands
! cl dollars every year to men whom
| we think our friends but who are
in fact doing all they can to destroy
SMITH IS LOST—0.6— NOT AT.
The coas* guard cutter Smith,
ruvo parser formerly stationed a*
Ketchikan, was caught in a severe
st >rm off the California coast and
probably lost.
! A radio message at 9:30 was re
coived by other vessels saying tha
the bmith was sinking; intermitten.
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lv until midnight of the 12th the
| in- ssages were received after which
1 —silence.
A crew of 12 men was aboard the
craft under command of boatswain
Neilsen. Attempts to reach the ves
: sel failed.
HAIilHUTTER IN DISTRESS
The Omaney, 75-foot halibuttei.
with a disabled engine drifted about
the Port lock banks for three days
1 ef-'ie she was able to drop anchor
m a poor haven off Ragged Island,
near Cape Resurrection, last week.
Four men left the disabled vessel,
i*. a dory in attempt to reach Sew
ard but were picked up by the Rolfc
No. 2. The Omaney is under com
ma, o of Capt. Oswald Olson of Sc-j
nttle who is also owner of the ship
:"l,e is one of the larger schooners
of ihe halibut fleet frequenting Alas
ka .vaiers. She had a catch of 26,
CM' pounds of halibut aboard when
disabled.
wkengei.l gets new doctor
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A recent arrival in Wrangell was
Dr Ellis H. Edwards to succeed Dr
C. F Jones who has returned to the
S' .tes.
Dr. Edwards is an Alabaman,
gtaduiitir.g from the Alabama Poly
technic a a >. e in 1911; he attend
ei the University of Grenoble.
Fianee for 'wo years after which he
attended Tulane Univerhity, Ne v
Orleans and received his Bachelor of
Science degree; he the nattended
R.isn Medical College, now a part o'
the University of Chicago. Upon
graduating at that institution he
was connected with Kings County
Hospital, Brooklyn, house surgeon
a4 the Woman’s Hospital, New York
Ci,;.: for several months resident
physician in charge at the Berwind
Maternity Clinic, New York City |
T7e spent three monthh in France
at It. Fore’s Clinic, Broca Hospital
' l.en returned to America and wras
m charge of the Go>’ga« Uospit- 1 I
banned all the surgery cases od the
Alabama Powder Company.
FIRST UNIT PAPER MILL COM
PLETED IN TOWNSEND—ALASKA
MILLS still coming
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The first unit of the new Port
Townsend paper mill of the Crown
/ Herbaeh Corporation was com
pl ,ed and put into operation this
v ok with a production of approxi
n i'ely 100 tons per day.
The second unit of this develop
ment is now under construction and
will be completed and ready for
operation bv February 1, 19 29.
Alaskans are wondering when the
co.i vary will commence operations
on their Alaska pulp mills.
<HVRCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran Church
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Rev. W. .T. Maakestad, pastor.
Sunday School at 10:30 a.m.
Morning worship at 11:30: Sub
ject: “A Pseudo-religion.”
Evening service at 8 o’clock. Sub
ject: ‘‘The Race.”
rl’he song service announced for
this evening will be held a week
la*ei on October 28, and will be re
iuaily featured hereafter on the
last Sunday evening of the month.
Everyone cordially welcome to all
services.
Notice
I will be at Carl Jacobson’s jewelry Store every evening from
7..‘i0 to 9:00 o’clock, except Sunday and give lessons to those desiring
to learn to play the Hawaiian. Steel Guitar, accompanyment or Spanish
guitar, also the ukelele at very moderate prices.
Special prices for twenty lessons.
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ALASKA CAFE
5am Nakamota, Proprietor
Best Meals Served at all times.
Service: 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.
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OPENS 6:30 a. m. to 12 p. m.
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Special Rates for Parties
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