Mother will smile with pleasure at an of the following
lasting gifts:
The latest in Perfumery Seventeen - Eastman Kodaks
Albums, - Or-Y-More Stationary, Shealfer’s Life
T ime Pens.
MAKE HER IIAPPY WITH
The New Victor Supperette Radio, Super-heterodyne Port
able, S-Tube Set —$69.50. Will give her many hours oi
pleasure each day.
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
‘Corner
Drug
Store”
Fresh On
Every
:: MAKE IT A POINT TO SEE OUR DISPLAY EACH DAY.
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Sanitary MarRet
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Victoria Cretonnes
3 yards for $1.00
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Tinker Bell
The new Peter Pan
Fabric at 35c a yard
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Turkish Towels
3 for $1.00
Children’s Tennis Shoes
$1.05 to $1.90 a pair
Hogue & Tveten Co.
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In the Spotlight
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Chris Dahl’s taxi-cab is be
ing shipped to Juneau.
I Jim Porter was in port this
,veek as skipper on the Ramona
of Ketchikan.
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Watch for that food sale by
Campfire Girls at Hogue an.l
Tveten, Saturday.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Freder
ick Nelson, at Petersburg Hos
pital. Sunday April 19, a son.
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Mrs. Wayne Walther and ba
by daughter Alice, left on tVu
Alameda to join her family in
Ketchikan.
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M. E. LeBlanc, representative
of the New York Life Insurance
Co., took passage for Ketchikan
cn the Alameda.
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Lloyd Rhinehart returned tc.
Vrangell yesterday having com
ileted his work in the Ander
son Shipyards.
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The L. T. Swanson and J.
Lind families have moved t)
heir new apartments in the
Telephone Exchange Building
Passengers southbound on the
"dmiral Rogers included Einar
: Jille for Port Townsend. W. H
: Callaher and H. H. Waller for
Ketchikan.
The boys on “The Hill” hi/
mproved wonaerfuhy the shoe
; rom the Ol.mer residence in
. he schcolhouse.
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l The Charles W., shrimper is
i n the grids in the Anderson
] hipyards undergoing an over
j hauling and repairs.
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On Friday evening, the Misses
\ 'hldred Johanson and Mildred
f ^tunstad entertained a group of
\ twenty of their friends at the
l Johanson home,
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I* Chris Lang will remove his
haberdashery and tailor shop to
the Wheeler Block adjoining the
j Modern Grocery, about the 1st
l of May.
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j Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gross of
Juneau spent a few days in Pe
s tersburg last week. Mr. Gross
: is proprietor of the Coliseum
; chain of theatres in the First
| Division.
: The Tillicum Culb met at the
: home of Mrs Charles Anderson
: Wednesday evening. Bridge
l ~ rises went to Mrs. S. Johansoa
! and Mrs. Andrew Johnson.
• Workmen are remodeling and
| renovating the business proper
? ty recently vacated by the Tele
- phone Exchange. A. B. Holt
| will occupy this space at an early
s date.
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j At a meeting of the city coun •
! cil, Monday evening, the mayor
[ and councilmen elect were sworn
in. All city employees re-em
ployed and H. F. Erwin appoini;
vd assessor.
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Spring fever hit town this
week and broke out in the form
of fresh paint on the building.
: Wheeler Drug, Chet’s Barber
: Shop and Oyama’s slicked up
: add a lot to the attractiveness
; r.f the street
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One of the most welcome im ■
provements on Front street is s
the remodeling of the Star Bak
->rv building which is being mov
ed back in line with other build
ings on the street.
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William L. Paul of Ketchikan
passed through this port last
Saturday enroute to Ketchikan.
He had been out at Kake on la
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gal business and plans to return1
1 -Here again in the near future.
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William Tamaree left for
Vrangell on Monday to fix up
•tis home for immediate occupa
'on. After spending several
/cars in Petersburg, Mr. Tam
aree declared he will be- rather
homesick fo awhile after he re
turns to Wrangell.
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The Campfire Girls met at the
i a me of Mrs. William Stedmao
Wednesday evening and made
nostors for their food sale to be
leld Saturday the 25th.
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a farewell party was given at
'he heme of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
'in", Thursday evening in hon
>r of Mr. and Mrs. Sarber of
"cow Bay, who are leaving for
’imean this week and where
they will make their future
home.
the Wednesday meeting of
*he Commercial Club, it was de
cided to discontinue the weekly
Club dinners until further an
nouncement The meetings have
’teen fairly well attended up to
"hi' time but with the coming of
glorious soring weather, boating,
fishing, gardening and other re
creations are taking their fling
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Mrs B. Wusviok entertained
a number of her friends at a se
ries cT hridee parties at her
no me last week. On Wednesday
evenin'1, prizes were nantured by
Mrs. John Otness, Mrs. Wilde
ohrreo rod Mrs. Knute Thomp
son: on Friday evening prizes
were won bv Miss Helen Lund,
Mrs. C. Tveten and Mrs. Charles
Anderson.
II 'VT/IP.TTT' fares SOLD in
PETERSBURG
North pole.4501
'wanderer.5,001
jGjoa.5.000
'Wanderer. 4.500
| ~’egge .. .. .5.001
; Bravo.8,001
i Alpha.4.20j
i Rambler.4,100
T enor.7,500
The Aslang, 3,000; Kennebec.
6,000 are in port but had not.
unloaded their fares
The Reform had to leave the
fishing banks to bring in a sick
j.-orrbpr- nf its crew. It return
! t d to the banks without unload
ing.
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j A box of live crabs belonging
| ■ o the Northern Seafood Co ,
hooked up on a pile when the
i de dropped and about three
!hourend crabs were dumped
[into the bay
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Snow shoe wireless hath it
J iss Gertie Otness expects tc
-tch school in the Ketchikan
; hools next year.
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INGS INDIAN LOVE SONG
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Fro 1 Lynch, singer over the
OMO, Seattle broadcatsing
r ation, recently sang “Kuse
/'ani,” Indian love song compos
( 1 by Carol Berry of Ketchikan,
^"ne theme of the song is taken
* ora the Thlinget songs of
Southeast Alaska.
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KAIL FARES CUT
New low fares, at the rate of
one cent per mile, were recently
announced by four railroads!
serving the Western States. The
rates went into effect for aj
week to speed up travel.
“The 100 miles for $1” slogan
applied to Td^bo Oregon Wash -^
ngton, British Columbia and
that part of Montana west of
Butte and Havre.
The Alaska Railroad might be
niven r crack at such a system
to build up a little traffic.
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GOOD BYE LORING
Losing cannery of the Alaska j
Packers’ Corporation, will be!
dismantled and its machinery
end equipment shipped south.
This cannery is next to the old-'
pst in operation in Alaska. It
depleted the famous Naha red
salmon stream and assisted in
depleting the Yes Bay stream.
Though in operation for almost
a half century, only a few fish
erman shacks grace this bay
outside of the cannery buildings.
CAPT. WHITLAM WILL REST K
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Capt. S. T. L. Whitlam, of the
Indian Bureau ship Boxer will
itep off the deck of his good
ship immediately upon its re
turn to Seattle from Seward and
Capt. E. L. Bush will take im
mediate command. Capt. Whit-j
lam will supervise construction <
of the new 225-foot, $400,000
vessel which will be built for
the Bering Sea run.
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HALIBUT PRICE ANNOUNCED
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J. E. Berg, manager of the
United Pacific Fisheries, an ■
nounced last week that the cor
poration would pay advance j
prices of 9 and 6 at Ketchikan,'
Petersburg and Juneau; Prince
Rupert prices for American fish]
will be 9i/2 and 6y2 and for Ca
nadian fish, 9 and 6. Seattle
prices will be 10 and 12.
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RUSSIA RETALLIATES
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Peter Belsky, northwest man
ager of the Amtorg Trading Co:
poration of file Soviet Union of
Russia, last week announced
that the Seattle office of the
corporation will be closed due to
the attitude of American indus
try toward Soviet goods and all1
ooerations of the corporation
would be conducted from the
Los Angeles and New York of
fices.
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IN COMMISSIONER’S COURT
. CRAIG PRECINCT, FIRST
DIVISION, TERRITORY
ALASKA
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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.n the Matter of the Estate of
Andrew Kouk, Deceased.
.Notice is hereby given that
ithe undersigned has been ap
pointed Administrator of the
estate of Andrew Kouk, deceas
ed the 18th day of April. A. D.,
11931 and has qualified and that
I 'll persons having claims
i against the said estate are re -
quired to present the same, duly
verified, to the undersigned, at
the Office of the United States
Commissioner at Craig, Alaska,
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated at Craig Alaska this
18th day of April A. D., 1931.
George II Nelson,
, Administrator.
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Out Of Town Laundry will
Be Taken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
i Everything Beck But i he Dirt
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CIV2FFS STF/M I/lFLhY
Russel York hcpiitior
THl i>Jb .v Sik'iiE BOB
A Parisian creation of extra
ordinary chic adapted and
moulded to your individual
needs.
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Heightened Beauty j
Is the result of intelligent
care of your appearance, j
Regular attention by our
expert is a sure means to
dainty feminine charm. Our
prices are moderate.
Chet’s
Barber Shop
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MdMOw’s Day0 May DOttlhi
Have YOU ordered that Moth
er’s Day box of Chocalates? Re
member—we pack and ship it
lor you or will deliver it in th
near vicinity on
Mother’s Day.
Other gifts such as beautiful stationary, Kodaks, Echophone
Radio, Perfumes, and many other gifts.. Just what
MOTHER would enjoy.
The People’s Drug Co.
The Rexall Store
Across from the Hotel 0
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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
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FOR SALE:—24-ft. trolling
boat, 4 h.p Regal engine at a
bargain. Inquire this office.:
WANTED: Lirht-house keep
ing work. Leave your calls in
Alaskan Office.
FOR SALE—V-Bottom rowboat
Inquire of George M. Neleon
Devils Thumb Apts. No 4.
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FOR SALE—16 h.p. FRISCO
I STANDARD. Excellent condition
Terms to right party—$350.
Geo. Sumption, Wrange 1.
T. W. B nson M. D|
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Physician & Surgeon!
Office in
DAIRY BUILDING
PHONE 5 0
-JOSEPH O. RUDE
^PHYSICIAN ANI) SURGEON
Over People’s Drug Stor.
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At your Service
Adams Transfer
Hauling and contracting
Wood for delivery
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“Licensed Embalmer"
i Petersburg, Alaska.
Oxy-Acelylene Welding
Blacksmithing
Pipes and fittings
Tanks of Toncan Iron made to order.
All work guaranteed to give satisfaclicn.
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John R. Kolstrand
Petersburg : : : Alaska
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Pool Billiard And Card Room
Dick Kuwata, Prop.
WE Move Anything Lccie Cn CneEnc’
RELIABLE TRANSFER
General Hauling
Per rick $3.50 — FOREST WOOD — Thee ricks $9.00
Phones
3 and 12
General Boat Work
Repairing and Overhauling
Our marine ways are built to handle boats up to 110 feet in
length. Thoroughly modern woodworking plant equipped t >
do every sort of repairing or new construction
All Work Guaranteed and priced right
Anderson Brothers
Marine Ways
Petersburg - - Alaska