NEXT THING IN ORDER
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More than 1500 cities in the Unit
ed States have' adopted the city
manager plan. Petersburg would do
well to swell that list by one. Not
a bad idea to think about.
GET YOUR MAIL READY
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The pottal slogan now going the
rounds is “Mail Early.” Reminds
us that Christmas is drawing nigh.
A fact most dad’s are being remind
ed of these lays. Delays in deposit
ing mail might result in delay at
point of delivery.
R. K. Stewart, predatory ani
mal hunter returned from Juneau
where he had been attending the
meetings of the Alaska Came Com
mission.
David Ohmer hooked on to a cai
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driven by Mr. Archebold and. was
thrown, tne ear running over his
ankle. Dave got up, limped home
none the worse for the experience.
Someone says Dave took a hunk out
of the tire.
Time to call a halt on the hook
ing on to cars by hoys with fekates
on. ’Tis hard on the drivers and
mignt be harder on the boys. A bit
of action by the Council and a word
of warning from the Chief of Po
lice might save a considerable of a
doctor bill or even funeral expense.
It is suggested that the city coun
cil and friends get together and pro
vide a suitable runway On the ball
grounds where (he kiddies can slide.
This would keep the kids off the
streets and eliminate hazards to
which both drivers and kids are
subjected. A good idea to follow
up.
The Northwestern took south ft
tons of shrimp meat and 1 ton of
crab meat from the Glacier Sea
Food Company. No fresh fish ship
pen this trip.
Sebnstian-Stuart shipped out on
the Northwestern 40 boxes of hali
but— paying 13-8. Said to be a
low price for this time of the season.
The Commercial Club is making
a move to secura assistance of the
stem ’.boat captains to have blinkers
put on the channel markers off Pe
tersburg Ci eek and off Green Rocks,
hue .shore lights in houses confuse
'captains navigating craft through
the channel so that it is only with
■difficulty 'hat the channel lights
I no pickeu up.
Mrs. Jennie F. Lewis of \.i\.ug dl
'came over from Wrangell with her
<;a igliter. Mrs. William Dunkleberg
j er and wiR visit here for awhile.
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She has not been in good health but.
har; ;tnproved considerably.
J >hn Faming Shoe Store Special
Reduction sale of 10 per cent 0,1
all goods in the store for a short
tinu.. Come in and get the worth
os* your money.. Don’t . overlook
this. adv.
Sunday morning service at the
Lulneran Church is at 11:30; sdb
ject: “My BROTHER.” Sunday
School at 10,30 and evening wor
ship at 6 o’clock.
Tne singing of patriotic songs at
The MacOegor by ‘Miss Swanson
was appreciated by l he audience
Armistice Day. Memory of ten
years i go was quickened by the
crowd joining in songs of that day.
AT THE MacGRKGOR
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Thursday and Friday “The Val
iev of the Giants” rn epic of the Cal
ifornia Redwoods is being shown.
1 his story was featured by The Red
Book Magazine a short time back
and is quite pleasing. The setting
^ is right in the redwood district, with
participants, actuail loggers, mill
ha ids and others who people Peter
R. Kvne’s famous story of thax
name. ,
“The Last Frontier” Friday and
Saturn ay, <s a big special turned out
by Tathe and is a thrilling picture
o<" struggle against the Indians
in their stand against the encroach
ment and abuses of civilization.
A picturesque Indian village near
the ,* ap trading post near Gap Can
yon forms the background of the
Navajo warriors at their camp fires,
used in this picture.
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i Api roximately 1500 Indians were
| u«ed in this picture which has many
thr 'Is.
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Tuesday and Wc Inesday you will
■ be taken to Norway—15 reels of
j oh1 ?ountry scenes that will bring
i back mmories of of long agoj Along
| w’tn these will be shown a flock
| of pocd comedies. The big feature
will be divided and run the two ev
enings—a half at each night with a
change of comedy each night. Re
gular prices will be charged.
.Greta Garbo with Lars Hanson are
featured in The Divine Woman
which will be shown Sunday and
Monday. This picture is said to be
mere thrilling than “Ibanez’s Tor
rent” and more seductive than “The
Temptress!”—more romantic than
“F'e-h and the Devil.’'
Gieta Garbo is indeed “The Di
vine Woman,
Korn to Mr. and Mrs. J. "Adams?,
a baby boy. Mother and little one
do*ng well. Dr. Rhone in attend
ance.
JUDGE J. M. PHILLIPS—INDIAN
AVas elected to a Washington Su
perior Court. James M. Phillips of
Aberdeen. We glory in his election.
“Jim” was at Carlisle attending law
school at Dickinson College in 1901
when we were in our teeii3. He
played on the Carlisle team under
‘^op” Warner when Warner almost
defeated Harvard with the hidden
ba’i trick; later he played with the
Northwestern University. Graduat
1 ing fiom the law school he went to
Aberdeen, Washington and practic
ed law there. Deserved as commis
sioner of the court and also as may
or for seveial terms. This year he
steps up to the Superior Couri
bench. “Jim” is a Chippewa from
South Carolina and Mrs. “Jim” from
Wisconsin.
The Community League meets at
the Church Tuesday evening at 8
o’clock. Hostesses, Dr. Susie V.
Standard and Mrs. Bowman.
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U. S. LAND OFFICE,
. Anchorage, Alaska.. .
. ...September 25, 1028 .
Notice is hereby given that Rub
er* Osrar Parks, entryman, togeth
er with his witnesses, Carl Adolph
Swanson and Louis John Israel son,
all of Petersburg, Alaska, has sub
united final proof on his homestead
en< r\ Forest List 8-0, If. E. S. No.
F~0, and it is now in tin* files of
the U. S. Land Office, Anchorage,
A (.ska, and if no protest is filed in
the local land office within the pe
riod of publication or thirty days
thereafter, said final proof will be
accepted and final certificate issued.
SERIAL NO. 0G29G
J. LINDLEY GREEN . . . j
Register. J
Date first Publication Oct. 20, 11128
I Date last Publication Dec. 21, 1028. j
. WANTED* Ambitious, industri
ous person to introduce and supply
,ihe demand for Rawleigh House
, hold Products in Petersburg and
nearby locations. Make sales of
to $G00. a month or more.
PiaxHeigh Methods get buisness ev
erywhere. No selling experience re
quird. We supply Products, Sale-3
and Advertising Literature and ser
vice methods—everything you need.
Profits increase every month. Low
est prices; best values; most com
plete service. W. T. RAWLEIGH
Co.. ")ept. SK-1222 Oakland, Calif.
“Dad” Mercers Studio
Will be open for business
Sunday
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| Portraiture, Landscape, Scenic
j Framing, Developing and .
Finishing Amature’s Work
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J. C. Holton & Ed. Walwick
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Children. Come in while we have all sizes and
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Trade in Petersburg Port of Prosperity