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We receive shipment of New Records
on every northbound boats.
Come in at any time and hear the latest Records. If you don’t
find what you want, we’ll get them for you.
C irl Jacobson
JEY\ ELRY And CU*CO STORE
PFT RSBURG,
ALASKA
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PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Orer Drug'Store Phone 55 Residence M/ .klebost Home Phone 54
Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practioe Specialist: P e, Ear, NoseJ& Throat
WE SELL FIRST CLASS
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Chris. Tveten
Phone 15 Petersburg
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Dance Any Night
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Buker’s Orchestra on Wednesday Nights
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The ever growing Circulation of
The ALASKAN among buyers is an
Inducement to Merchants to Adver
tise in The ALASKAN.
M)R SALE—Gearhart knitting,
machine. Extra cylinder — new
MRS. GOMOLTj
Sumner Island, OityJ
LOCAL NOTES
Dick Urata is putting up a
ne apartment house at the back end
of his restuarant.
Dr. Hue L. Carlson, optometrist
of Ketchikan returned to her home
town on the Rogers. She had been
in Petersburg the past week taking
care of her trade.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, owners of
The Sample Shop of Ketchikan re
turned to Ketchikan via Wrangell.
They had made all of the towns be
tween Petersburg, Sitka and Juneau
and report the financial condition
of the people in the various towns
oas being very poor on account of
the poor run of salmon.
Registered at the Aictic Hotel
this week: D. M. Botbwcll, C. M.
Jones, H. B. Carbray, Frank Par
rish, Mrs. Chas. Smith and Geo. Hol
likan.
Forty pupils are enrolled in the
loca lliigli school to date with suf
fiicient basketball material to put
Petersburg right, up with the top
notchers this year.
Work on the new addition to the
school building is progressing slow
ly but surely.
News reached here (his week that
Mr. and Mrs. James McKlosky ar
the proud parents of a seven pound
boy. Mrs. McKlosky is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Larsen of this
city.
Mrs. Harold Davis and daughter
Joan, who have been visiting in
Washington during the summer, re
turned to Petersburg this week.
The Davises have moved into the
Norberg house recently vacated by
the Holt family.
Friends of Mrs. Jack Schoettler
were delighted to welcome her back
to Petersburg this week. She is
eonvalesing from a recent appendi
citis operation performed in Ketchi
kan General Hospital.
AT THE SHOW
Viola Dana, featured as a desert
dancer .with Milton Sills in “The
Silent Lover” at The Show .Sunday
of this week, made her debut at the
tender age of five years with Thom
as Jefferson’s company of “Rip Van
Winkle.”
Like her 3ister, Shirley Mason,
she played with Jefferson and Wil
liam Faversham until she began
what has turned out to be one
of the most successful and varied
careers in the movies.
The police department of more
than half a dozen California towns
were rounded up and used in a great
chase scene in Larry Semon’s new
production for Chadwick Pictures
Corporation “The Perfect Clown.”
This will be seen Monday and Tues
day of next week.
Wednesday and Thursday: A
paradise for women and a holiday
for men is an exact classification of
“A Slave of Fashion,” Metro-Gold
wyn-Mayer picture showing next
week under the impression of this
reviewer.
Some of the most striking and
gorgeous costumes ever seen in a
picture are on display in this film.
The story is so far off the beaten
path that the men will get as much
enjoyment out of its originality as
the woman out on fashion display.
Tt tells about a small town girl who
longed for New York life and lux
ury and who almost lost her repu
tation and family in realizing her
desire.
i FrMay and Saturday: A number
! of animals were used in the film
ing of the circus scenes in “Sally of
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| the Sawdust,” which is coming to
j The Show, under a United Artists
| Corporation release. Included among
I them was one “Lucy” described by
D. W. Griffith as “the most mar
velous creature I have ever met.”
The story of a circus waif with
a lovable scalawag of a guardian
and adventures galore.
SUBSCRIBE for The ALASKAN
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Dance!
Saturday
Evening
Sept. 17
9:30 p.m.
Baker’s Orchestra
GOOD MUSIC - GOOD FLOOR
Good Lunch
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Of Juneau, Alaska
PIANO TUNER
Will be back in town next week to take care of his trade
Watch for further notice
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Will Be Supplied at
GOODMAN'S
CLOTHING STORE
Across from Post Office
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Petersburg,
Alaska
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Boat Owners
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
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Hose, Sweaters,
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