Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
‘Corner
Drug
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is svenj mothers allij against colds and sicknCS^ «
Dampness, raw weather, cold snaps
combine to cause children s fall and
winter colds.
And winter sunshine, unlike that of
June, is lean in ultra-violet—the in
visible health promoting ray which
combines with under-skin substance to
develop Vitamin D potency.
But, even in winter, with a General
Electric Sunlamp, every mother can
make every day indoors like a day in
June... help develop higher resistance
to colds and sickness. (Research indi
cates a 40% reduction in colds among
the cold-susceptible when subjected to
ultra-violet irradiations.)
The General Electric Sunlamp's radi
at ions are virtually the same as those
of the midsummer sun. Its ultra-violet
aids the body to retain and use more
mineral suits-"bone and strength
builders.
It is good for the whole family. j
There are four handsome models in
ivory-white and bronze finishes. Alloper
ate from any A.G. lighting outlet.
Come in today and see them.
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Northlani Transportation Company
SERVING ALASKANS
Sailing from Seattle every Mon
day night at 9:00 p. m., for
Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg,
Douglas and Juneau.
N. B. from
Seattle
S.B from
Petersburg
Norco
Northland
Norco
Northland
Norco
Northland
Norco
Northland
Nov. 9
Nov. 16
Nov. 23
Nov. 30
Dec. 7
Dec. 14
Dec. 21
Dec. 28
Northland goes to Sitka on trip leav
ing Seattle the 16th.
Nov. l‘±
Nov. 23
Nov. 28
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Dec. 12
Dec. 19
Dec. 26
Jan. 2
For information apply to
The Trading Union Inc.
Passenger and Freight Office on Public Dock
Public Dock 22-11
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT
Expert Piano Tun ng and Repairing
Band Instruments, - Vlusical Merchandise
ANDERSON MUSIC SHOPPE — JUNEAU, ALASKA
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In the Spotlight
Pete Gallaher left for Seattle.
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Staff-Captain Josepn Acton
arrived in Petersburg today.
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Ed Johnson took passage to
Ketchikan
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Leo Walther took passage on
the Norco for Seattle.
Mrs. T. J. Jacobson left for
Ketchikan.
The Wanderer, Capt. Bell of
Kake is in port.
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R. Hassan and A. Mohamed,
itinerant rug sellers, left for
Wrangell.
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' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rhinehart
cf Wrangell were local visitors
for a couple of days.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. D. Cham
plain of Kake were registered at
the Arctic Hotel.
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Mrs. Glancy who also spent
several days in the hospital is
now at home.
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The freighter Oduna is due to
arrive in port any time with a
load of coal and mixed freight.
Twenty delegates to the De
mocratic convention are due to
arrive on the gasboat Rodeo
from Juneau.
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Trygve and George Strom are
expected back on the Northwest
ern after visiting in Seattle for
several weeks.
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Pete Behrs and Jack Hadland
are in from their fox ranches in
Rocky Pass. They plan to start
pelting very shortly.
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C. C. Boatman, and Mrs. Clar
ence Lewis were passengers on
the Norco for Wrangell last week
end.
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Sam Baker, R. H. Chadwick
and Albert Wile, traveling sales
men were registered at the Arc
tic Hotel.
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Mrs. Jennie M. Lewis, mother
of Mrs. Ann Dunkelberger, re
turned to Wrangell after visit
ing here for several days.
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C. C. Mundy shipped out three
carloads of frozen cohoes on the
Norco to Oxenberg Bros., from
the Petersburg Cold Storage.
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Miller Brothers, subcontrac
tors on the West Petersburg road
project, left for Juneau on their
boat the Elmira.
j J. E. Sales and J. C. Ludeman
jare sinking a shaft to bed rock
on Hays Creek, across the Nar
rows.
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Dr. J. B. Loftus, Territorial
! Vr'erinarian, arrived in Peters
b’jrg from Juneau when the Ad
miral Evans called in port.
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Chris Tveten left the hospital
Wednesday after spending sev
j eral days there. At present the
l hospital is without a patient.
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I Mrs. J. C. Ludeman has been
I on the sick list this week. J. C.
did not do any work on his pros
pects as a result, this week.
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The following left for Juneau
j last Saturday: H. B. Carbray, H.
J. Elmendorf, N. A. McEachern,
J. E. Erickson and J. A. Bulger.
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J Frank Johnson, Frank Booth
| and Charles S. Johnson returned
j to Kake, Wednesday night, the
i last leg of their return trip from
| Yakutat.
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George Anderson, piano tuner
of Juneau, arrived during the
'week from Juneau and is taking
j care of his clientele. Mr. Ander
1 son is going south on the Ala
meda but plans on returning
very shortly.
The Salvation Army is putting
on a nice program in the Army
Barracks Friday night. Staff
Captain Acton of Wrangell will
be present. «
Bert Evans, 60 years of age.
brother of Martin Evans was ac- J]
cidentally shot and fatally i
wounded while at Pt. Frederick,!!
this morning by John York 1
York mistook Evans for a deer '
which he had followed into the 1
woods. Evans was brought to :
town immediately and taken to 1
tne hospital but died on the op
erating table.
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The dolphins used by the
dredge are being blown out of
the channel as being dangerous
to navigation.
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The Alaska Glacier Sea Food
Co., shipped out five tons o?
shrimp meat, 275 cases of clams
and 1,000 pounds of crab meat.
Mike Hanson, Bud Reed, Amos
Bieen and Pete Peterson thinned
out the population of Petersburg
by going South to Seattle
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Dr. Tavlin, government dentist
stationed on the Yukon River
has been commissioned to do
dental work in the First Division
during the winter months.
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The Misses Nea and Anna
Mathiesen returned this week
from a six months trip through
Norway, Sweden, Denmark.
France and Germany.
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The Red Cross Drive is on in
Petersburg as in every other
town in Alaska and it is urged
that every support be given this
worthy cause.
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Mrs. Paul Owens is confined
tc her home on account of sick
ness and Mrs. Grenier is substi
tuting in the Shrimp Cannery
Cafe.
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The kiddies took a handsaw
and cut. off the fender post at
Hogue & Tveten corner. The
post interfered with their coast
ing down the street by Brennan’s
, corner.
Trusses are upon the new
gymnasium, outside wood work
is being done and shiplap being
laid on the east end of the build
ing. Good progress is being re
ported.
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Governor George A. Parks
passed through Petersburg last
week enreute to Juneau after in
specting the new industrial
school at Wrangell and other
projects in Ketchikan.
The peculiar fish brought in to
the cold storage recently has
been shipped to the Bureau of
Fisheries in Seattle in order that
if might be placed in its right
category.
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A government nurse will be
established in Petersburg short
ly and she will have supervision
ever the health of the Indian
people of both Wrangell and
Petersburg.
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Carl Hatland has purchased
the cld Barkdull property ad
joining the Legion Dugout. He is
tearing down the building and
will erect a fine residence on the
lot
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The local camps of the Alaska
Native Brotherhood and Sister
hood tendered a reception to
their delegates and the delegates
from Kake. Their reports of the
convention were heard following
which a luncheon was served.
Mrs. Nels Berg gave a Bridge
Party on Monday night in her
home. First prize was secured by
Mrs. Tate; 2nd, prize by Mrs.
William Johnson and consola
tion prize by Mrs. Runstad.
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The following officers were
elected by the Community Lea
gue, last Tuesday: Presidenc,
Mrs. Campbell; Vice President,
Mrs. Jacob Otness; Secretary,!
Mrs. William Stedman; Treasur-1
er, Mrs. Noreide. I
On Saturday evening, the
American Legion Auxiliary will
stage another of its enjoyable
card parties in the “Dugout.”
The admission is fifty cents and
this includes the usual delicious
lunch. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs Dawes
and Mrs. Sarf, are the hostesses.)
A blind red light has been
jlaced in the creek, out of the
rain channel in the Narrows to
>ssist small boat navigation. The
ight has blinders on it so that
)oats travelling in the main
channel will not be confused by
t. The Light House Service is to
3e thanked for this aid.
The school faculty were guests
.if the Chamber of Commerce at
,he Wednesday evening meeting
n the Grand Cafe. Mr. Beck,
principal of the schools intro
duced the members who respond
ed with appropriate remarks.
The affair was a good “get to
gether and get-acquainted” af
fair—thanks to Charles Greena.
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The West Petresburg road is
now complete, leveled and gra
veled. The bunkers for main
tenance filled and the bridge
across the back channel is being
torn down. Mr. Hubbel, contrac
tor, after a two-day visit i 1
Petersburg left for Craig where
he has another road contract
John “Spud” Dedo, driver witn
Tom Case’s truck was sent to
Craig to help expedite the job
which is now behind schedule
and paying a penalty.
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Through error, The Norco car
ried advertising matter for the
Coliseum Theatre by. As a re
sult there is no advertising for
the pictures which are on hand
However, the management as
sures patrons of the theatre that
the films are here and are of
first class order and will give
fine entertainment.
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The Sunbeams, organized by
Staff-Captain Acton, composed
of girls under ten years of age,
called “True Hearts” are putting
on a program as follows: Address
by Mayor Ohmer; reading by
Mrs. Ed Locken; Trombone Solo
by Fred McGilton; Violin Solo by
Marice Wikan; Vocal Solo by
Mrs. Andrew Johnson. Several
numbers will be given by the
Guards and Sunbeams. Remem
ber the date, Friday Nov. 20.
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A. H. Ziegler, Doc. Walker, F.
D. Mathews and Judge Holsheim
er of Ketchikan and G. Doaner
and Father Monroe, S. J., Wran
gell, arrived on the Northwest
ern.
Marshal C. V. Brown, Harolt
and Mrs. C. Scott arrived her
today.
Don’t forget the program a
the S. A. Barracks, tonight.
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O. L. ALBERY
Chiropracior
Office over Wheeler Drug Store
Free Examination.
DK. R. L. CAKLSOXM
Optometrist {
Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted, j
Frames repaired; broken lens- ^
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pieces.
KETCHIKAN-ALASKA
Dr. A. B. Kearsley
Physician & Surgeon
Wrangell - - Alaska
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When in Juneau Visit
The Cash Bazaar
Largest Department Store in Juneau
Opposite The Alaska Hotel
You are under no obligation to make a purchase when you
just come in to look over our stock.
We have a complete, line of Men’s Women’s and Chil
drens, Wear - Household Goods, Novelties and everything
to be found in a modern department store.
The Cash Bazaar.
Juneau,
Alaska
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Cut your overhead in the
kitchen without skimping
on meals in the dining
room! Get the Best fcr
Thanksgiving at Every
day prices here!
Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel
Candied Cherries and Pineapple
White Rasins
Fresh Pumpkin & Squash 6c lb.
2 1-2 lb. Can Pumpkin 15c
Lettuce - Celery - Cranberries
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Over People’s Drug Store
Office Phone 61
Home 66
T. W. Benson M. D
Physician & Surgeon
Office in
DAIR¥ BUILDING
PHONE 51