Qo to Jacobson’s
Jewelry Store
When you need a
Watch of any kind,
Silverware,
Brunswick Phonograph
and up-to-date Records
Carl Jacobson
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drug'Store Phone 65 Reiidence Myckleboct Home Phone 54
Dan EL Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist; Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat
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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 & GRIBBLE
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LOCAL NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kinnear have 1
moved from the Worth Apartment# i
to the Nels Engdahl home. i
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Mr#. L. A. Willard Is opening an
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ice cream and soft drink stand this .
k Joe Standard, son of Doctors
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road.
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The Charles .T., one of Earl
Ohmo’rs fleet, returned this week
rrom a crab prospecting trip. Capt.
Henry Grinrod reports that they
I found crabs just coming out of the
; mud so they would have to go
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! back in pbout a month’s time.
1 Meanwhile the Charles T. has gone
| to Port Protection for a raft of
j logs.
The floating cannery of the Alas- ,
ka Glacier Sea Food Company was
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on the gridiron this week for its
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semi-annual overhauling.
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Harold t^jelds, son of Mrs J. E. i
Isom, returned this week from
> California where he has been at
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tending technical school the past
year. He made quite a record in
athletics as doing good scholastic
work.
Mrs. Frank Havens was hostess
at a Bridge Party last Friday even
ing in her home on First Street.
Mrs. Earl Ohmer won high honors
while the consolation prize was giv
en to Mrs. L. B. Cornelius.
A number of American Legion
men and the Boy Scouts went over
to the local cemetery on Saturday
and observed Memorial Day by
cleaning up the graves.
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in honor of Mrs. Dan Thomp- j
son’s birthday. Mrs. Jonas Oisen
| chartered Paul Lund’s boat and took
a party to Level island.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson
and their young sons also were in
the group which left early Sunday
morning and did not return until
Monday noon.
The Alf of Wrangell. Capt. George
Collins came over this week to have
Bob Allen install a power girdy on
his boat. Collins is a pioneer seine
fisherman who has given up sein
ing operations because he could no
longer get more than a bre subsist
ance out of that industry.
The Brothers was on the Fryer
Machine Shop grids this week get
ting a general overhauling.
Billy Grant, of Kake. who was
at the Fryer machine shops with his
boat during the past week is off the
grids this week and ready to try
out the 20 Standard engines install
ed for him.
Marshall Brown this week pick- j
ed up three cf the crew of the hali
butter Lansing on a disorderly
charge. Commissioner Clausen as
sessing a fine of $68.60.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Preuschoff were
in from their fox ranch on Lung ■
Island this week for a brief visit. '
Sigurd Wallstedt, Supreme Head
of the Order of Moose in Alaska,
stopped off in Petersburg on busi- .
ness for the Order this week. He
returned to Juneau on the America
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First Friday morning.
Picnic weather this week and '
many parties have been taking ad
vantage of it. <
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L, C. Berg, buyer for the Marlyn
rish Company arrived in town dur
ng the past week and has been buy
ng on the local markets. Competi
:lon is the life of trade so in the
ish marts locally the fishermen
lave already benefltted by the com
letitive bidding at the plant. More
ocal boats are stopping here than
leretofore adding to the business
)f the town.
The New England Fish Company
md the Marlyn Fish Company dt
jacking fish for Yeehipment to their
•espective plants at Ketchikan. All
available storage space is being tak
m up by these two companies so
hat a prosperous year is promised
he local plant.
S. Einstoos, buyer for the Atlam
ic and Pacific Packing Company
las stationed a buyer at Wrangell
md is now buying king salmon for
nildcure. In spite of the poor run
if kings in that district the trollers
ire optomistic for the future.
A. P. Seely of the General Land
Office, with his crew of men have
:ompleted the surveys along the
STarrowis and have proceeded to
Ketchikan where they will proceed
vith similar work.
Registered (at the hotel Arctic
his week: Miss Peggy Shelby, Cliff
Buker, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Preuchoff,
Mrs. Collins, Marie A Collins, S.
Wallstedt, A. E. Cresa, Erling Moe,
L. C. Berg, Mrs. M. B. White, Geo.
Garrison, M. Malsh, O. C. Fleener,
□. C. Smetton, F. Sholberg, Mrs. W.
P. Moyes, L. Peter, Will Person,
Rodney Vanston, Ken. Nelson, Roj
McCreary, Davy Frankforter and
A. P. Seely.
Clara Martinson and Lillian And
erson were visiting with friends ir
Wrangell this week. Wrangell if
nice, but they like etersburg better
they say. i '
Harold Dawes has sold out mos1
of the tstock in the Mercantile Store
and has moved the balance to the
3econd floor where he is disposing
of the balance. Many good bar
second floor. Many good bargain!
remain.
Information is desired of the
whereabouts of Jerry A. Pool. Any
lata regarding him should be sent
Lo the offlet of the Governor, Ju
ieauf Alaska.
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Governor’s Office.
CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
Sunday morning services at
LI;30 o’clock.
Sunday morning services at 10:30.
Sunday School at 11:30.
S. Sydness,
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
LO: 30 a.m. Aternoon services at
* p m. Wednesday evening pray
>r meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
Sunday evening Salvation meet,
ng at 7 o'clock
Tuesday evening and Frida ~
‘vening at 8 o’clock.
Captain Kenny and Lieutenai-!:
»LcEachren, in charge.
Bright meetings, Everybody we<
ome. Come and meet your friend.1.
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When the acddent
happens
In hospital* only sterile dressing* are used. Your
doctor, too, always use* sterile game and stenle
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 game, and bandages and adhesive plaster.
The cost 1* 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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Boat Owners
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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
Petersburg Marine Ways
J. C. Holton & Ed. Walwick
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MODEL BAKERY
All Electrical Equipment
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
Light Lunch in Private Booths
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for Cannery and
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