The
Modern Grocery
A. 0. Heimdahl
Butter Krust Toast 2 lb. pkg. .55
Milk Stick Cookies
per pound
.30
Delicious Soda Crackers
2 pound caddies
45c
Whole Wheat Fig Bars
2 pounds for .25
Cin-a-mon Krust Toast
pound and a half pkg.
45c
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A sharp hook catches the
fish. Use a Carborundum
Hook Stone to touch up the
points of your fish hooks -
then notice how quick your
luck changes.
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TOWN TOP icy'
The halibut schooner Lancing
is on the gridways of the Ander
son Bros, ship yards.
E. N. Ohmer returned Sunday
from Seattle where he has been
for several weeks.
T. P. Brennan, representative
of Schwabacher Hardware Co. of
Seattle, was a visitor in town.
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D. Rose of Juneau was re
gistered at the hotel during the
week.
K. O. Scribner of Seattle was
registered at the Arctic Hotel
during the week.
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W. H. Westholm representing
the Tacoma Grocery is return
ing to the states this week.
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C. O. Parks, ranching on Coney
Island was in port during the
week.
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Joe Kahklen of Kake came to
town Wednesday for a brief
visit. ,
N. A. McEachern of Schwa
bacher Grocery Co., of Seattle
v/as visiting the local trade dur
ing the week.
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Walter Swenson, farmer in
Koenig Slough,’ Stikine Flats
was a visitor in Petersburg for
several days.
Mrs. Amy Hallingstad left for
Juneau on the steamer Queen.
She was to be operated upon
yesterday at the governme .r
hospital.
J. E. Berg, president of the
First National Bank of Ketchi
kan and manager of the Fisher
men’s Association, was a visitor
in Petersburg during the week.
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Eugene Wheeler, son of James
H. Wheeler graduates from the
North Pacific Dental College,
Portland, Oregon on the 7th of]
this month.
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The gold-diggers from Lc
Conte Glacier all came to town
during the week but if they
brought any gold dust with
them from their diggings, they
have been mighty quiet about it.
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George Anderson, piano tuner
and business man of Juneau was
a visitor in Petersburg this week.
He stopped in port while his boat
was going south and returned
back to Juneau on the North
land.
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Whose beer was that which
created so much fuss this week’
Somebodies house busted in to,
deputy marshal Wick called to
sleauth out the guilty one. All is
now quiet on the “Western
Front.”
John Sales and Matt Anderson
returned from their claims on
Kupreanof Island, across from
Petersburg this week after
spending several weeks doing
development work. They were
digging down to bedrock but
after getting down over 70 feet
had not yet found it.
Frank Booth returned to Kafce
Friday after spending a week in
Petersburg. He reports business
very quiet in our neighboring
town with more quietness in
view during the summer months
when most of the people will be
out fishing or trying to connect
with the coin of the realm.
Thq Northland is due in Pe -
tersburg Saturday morning.
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R. E. Baumgartner is leaving
next week for Seattle for a short
visit.
“Taku Billy” Wilson left for
Kake much in disgust with th3 i
party or parties who robbed his i
camp of the little food supply
they had left, while he and
family had gone to Wrangell to
collect on some bounties he had
due him. His first experience
with civilization.
Delegate James Wickersham
indicates that immediately upon
adjournment of Congress he will
leave for Chicago to attend the
Republican National Convention
following which he will return
tc Juneau for the summer. He
will remain through the cam
paign in the fall.
Joseph Johnson was sentenced
to serve six months in the fed
eral jail on a charge of larceny
committed in the house of Alec
Newman.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Crewson
returned to Juneau after spend
ing several days in Petersburg.
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Gordon McDonald returned
during the week from Ketchikan
to visit with his family.
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Lemmie Mulcahy, Harold Pet
erson and Gordon Johnson left
for Juneau on the last Queen.
Johnson will enter the govern
ment hospital for surgical treat
ment.
A group of Camp Fire Girls
left to spend a week at the
Hungerford Camp down the
Narrows. Mrs. William Stedman
has the group in charge.
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George Betts, Presbyterian
Layworker stationed at Peters
burg during the past year left
yesterday for his home in An
goon where he plans to remain
this summer. With him goes
“Professor” Eli Katanook who
has been active in musical work
here during the past year. They
plan to return in the fall when
the mission work starts up again.
Oscar Nicholson is returning
on the Admiral Rogers from Se
attle and it is reported that he
has secured a lease on the Scow
Bay cannery with option to pur
chase the plant in two years.
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NOTICE
A meeting of the creditors of
the Wrangell Narrows Packing
Company will be held in the
Town Hall Saturday evening at
7 o’clock to discuss sale of the
property.
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GRAN GRAND IN
“KISS ME AGAIN”
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Albert Gran is one fat man
who does not hold the high
place he does in pictures because
of his weight.
Gran is one of Hollywood's
most accomplished character
actors, and his roles are not al
ways comic, although these do
predominate.
He is an accomplished lingu
ist, speaking English perfectly
and without accent although he
did not learn it until he was
grown. He was born in Norway,
educated in Germany, and start
ed his real career as an actor on
the London stage, after study
ing English for a year with a
tutor who was an ex-Cambridge
man. He also speaks German,
French, Swedish and Danish per
fectly.
He is noted for his repertory
of roles on the speaking stage,
knowing nearly fifty parts by
heart. After 15 years on the Lon
don stage he came to New York,
where he repeated his success.
Hollywood eventually lured him,
and he has been in the film city
for some years.
His most noted role before ap -
pearing as the deaf General in
“Kiss Me Again” was that of the
French taxi-driver in “Seventh
Heaven,” with Janet Gaynor and
Charles Farrell.
“Kiss Me Again,” will be seen
it the Coliseum Theatre, Satur
i&y, Sunday and Monday.
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and freedom from skin irritations.
The People’s Drug Co.
The Friendly Store
Across from the Pcstcffice
Misses Cornelia Christiansen,'
Aita Peters and Bertha Lero,
teachers employed in the local
public schools have engaged
passage on the Northland for1
Seattle. They plan to take sum-’
mer studies in teachers’ insti
tutes and university.
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Mens Rubber Pacs
14 inch top - (J. S. Brand
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All Wool
Ideal for Fishing or Hunting
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For Men
89 c
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Petersburg - - - - Alaska
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Wrangell - - Alaska.
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