DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drugstore Phone BS Residence Myckleboct Home Phone 54
Dan E. Standard,*M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat
Doll up your Home
Get new furniture—Your old
furniture will be accepted as
part payment.
This offer for thirty days only
DO NOT HESITATE
TWO BILLS FURNITURE CO.
WORTH CRIBBLE
LOCAL NOTES
LOCALS
Mist* Virginia Tate is suffering
from a badly sprained wrist sus
tained by a fall*
Mr. George Smith of Wrangell
was in town to consult with Dr.
Susie Standard who is an eye, ear,
nose specialist, in regard to some
Antrum trouble from which he has
been suffering. He had feared that
be might have to go to Seattle for
treatment, but Dr. Susie was able
to relieve his trouble.
Mrs. Jennie Sandslet sold her
home to Mr. Nels Berg this wee'1
Mr. Berg will take possession
first of the month. The house^ jJ
the one the Harold Davis far®0
jias been occupying. 3ta
ie
Miss Ellen Hill sailed for S,
th
on the Queen last Sunday. She ^
visit her uncle at Sitka Hot Sp:
for a couple of weeks before ^
ing for Seattle where she wiln.
tend the summer session of th^e
of W. Miss Hill plans to vis
Petersburg enroute to Seattle. ^
Mrs. Harold Davis and daugc.
Jean, sailed for Seattle on
Evans, Monday. They will sj
the summer with Mrs. Davis’ *d
rents in Anacortes, where Mr. *
vis will visit them on his vacation
tn September.
Martin Peterson, engineer on one
of the cannery tenders at Littel Port
Walter was brought in this morning
lor surgilal treatment. He lost the
tip of hi stingers while working on
his engine.
Peterson is o brather of Mrs. Hof
stad or Scow Bay.
Miss Stendahl, who manages the
Home Cafe, sustained a very badly
burned hand this week while at
work. -
Mrs. Good and Dr. Susie V. Stan
card were joint hostesses of the
Women’s Community League in the
Parsonage on Tuesday evening.
'a he ladies enjoyed a very delighc
lul social evening as well as work
ing on some of the articles in pre
paration for their bazar.
. .Knud Stemdid, .who .has teen
clearing away the debris on his lot
alongside the Arctic Motel, has com
pleted this work and now has a
rorce of men at work on the lower
foundation of the old building. .It
is his plan to reinforce the lower
part of the hotel in order that he
may be able to add another floor to
the building.
Shipments o fhalibut this week—
Oakleaf 3000; Kennebec 6500; JBaJ
tic 7-800; Gjoa 77000; Thelma M
7000. Pricespaid for the fares this
week by Earl Ohmer for the San
Juan Fish Company was 12 ft and
8 ft cents.
Last winter Charles Greenaa re
ceived a shipment of tulip bulbs di
rect from Holland. He was apie
to dispose of only a part of them
so in the early spring he had John
Sales plant them on his ranch. This
wee kSals brought the flowered
blooms to town an dthey have been
cn exhibition and sale in the Sani
tary Market. Brisk trade followed
so that Charlie was able to dispose
of most of them.
. .“Let’s go fishing” is the call of
the wild these days, and the Isaac
Waltons are hieing their ways
across to Petersburg, and elsewhere
bringing back nice catches of
trout.
Mr. Judy, late of the Petersburg
public school teaching force, left
cm the Queen for his home in Idaho
It is said that several small sized
handkerchiefs were in evidence as
the steamer pulled away from the
dock. Not having seen this our
selves we cannot verify the state
ment.
The Alameda took south 4 tons
of shrimp meat and Yz ton of crab I
meat while the Queen took 3 tons:
of shrimp meat and a Yz ton of |
crab meat and 3 boxes of trout.!
The trout brought 15 cents the
pound to the fishermen.
The Alaskan is in eceipt of con
siderabel material from Norwaf ;•
lative to their herring fisheries. Tt
hoped that translation will be m • ^e
coon so that definite information
relative to Norwegl' lining fisi
cries and regulations r iy Lf placed
before the people of Alaska.
' Miss Frances Parks will enter
tain ten of her little ? M.di in her
home on Friday at'.evnr »n in honot
of her ninth birth 1 w
Herve Jorgensen was rushed .0
Petersburg from their t x island
near Farragut Bay early Thursday
morning due to a sudden attack of
what his wife feared was append1
citis. He is up and around now,
The pain according to Dr. Jones, is
due to sudden abdominal strain.
The American Auxiliary met at
the home of Mrs. Emanuel Isom on
Thursday evening finishing several
garments they are making for the
orphans in the Otter Lake Billet.
They hope soon to have a good
sized box ready for shipment.
LOVE AND ITCH
A man went to court in Spokane
asking for certain relief in his love
affairs.. But the court decided that
after he had' given his girl the se
ven year itch and she refuses to
marry him on that acount,he could
not get judgment for .money .he
spent in trying to get her cured. To
add to his troubles the court order
id him to pay his best girl $88 she
loaed him on a note.
CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
Sunday morning services at
11:30 o’clock.
Sunday morning services at 10:30.
Sunday School at 11:30.
S. Sydness,
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10:30 a.m. Aternoon services at
2 p.m. Wednesday evening pray
er meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
Sunday evening Salvation meet
lag at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening and Frida
pvening at 8 o’clock.
Captain Kenny and Lieutenar
McEachren, in charge. •„
Bright meetings, Everybody we:
30ine. Come and meet your friend.1
When the accident
happens
In hospitals only sterile dressings are used- Your
doctor, too, always uses sterile gauze and sterile
cotton.
When the little accident happens will you be
equally careful?
Your home should always be prepared for the
little accidents with sterile absorbent cotton,
sterile gauze* and bandages and adhesive plaster*
The cost is small.
We sell Bauer & Black dressings because the
name Bauer & Black is a guarantee of safety;
Because every package is marked sterile,
meaning that the contents not only were steri
lized” during manufacture but are sterile now.
We sell Bauer & Black products because they
are the choice of thousands of eminent surgeons
and physicians—because it is part of our service
to you to take no chances with the goods we
offer you.
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Across from Post Office,
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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
f Petersburg Marine Ways
J. C. Holton & Ed. Walwick
I
MODEL BAKERY
All Electrical Equipment
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
Light Lunch in Private Booths
MUNSING
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Men, Women and
Children
Hosiery in wool part
wool, cotton and silk
Make this Store
Your Headquarters
for Cannery and
Boat Supplies
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