Your Beauty Chart
By
Helena Rubinstein
Scrutinize your skin - by daylight: Are the pores
open, clogged perhaps? Little lines beneath your
eyes? A hint of drooping at the chin? ... If you
are beauty-wise you will begin at once to give your
self scientific treatments. Read your beauty chart.
It will tell you at a glance what your skin needs.
For Crowsfeet, Wrinkles and
Dry Skin
GRECIAN ANTI-WRINKLE
CREAM
Prevents and corrects dryness.
Fine lines and wrinkles are re
moved and the complexion
beautified with this delightfnl
For Open Pores
BEAUTY GRAINS
A scientific penetrative wash
ing preparation that thoroughly
cleanses and corrects oiliness.
Wonderfully refreshjng and
refining.
For Drooping Contour
CONTOUR JELLY
An effective muscle bracer and tightener.
Contour Jelly preserves youthful contours
of face and throat.
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
AN ITEM OF SPECIAL TO THE LADIES
Teapot Free
With Schilling Tea
SATURDAY ONLY
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Your money back if
you don’t like the tea, and you may keep pot and tea, jj
AT THE
SANITARY MARKET
Smokers Supplies of Highest Quality.
Phone 17
THE ARCTIC CLUB
HOME OF THE FISHERMEN
FULL LINE OF TOBACCOS & CONFECTIONERY
Everybody Agrees:
That we are showing
some very fine[furniture
Combination Walnut
8-pc. Diner - $87.50
Apple Green Enamel
Bedroom Suite
Bed - Dresser -
Vanity - Chest
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Hogue & Tveten CoJ
.. I. L. Strandberg of Marshall
County, Minn., arrived on the
Alameda and will visit with his
two daughters at Point Agassiz.
It has been several years since
Jhis daughters, Mrs. C. A. Swan
Json and Mrs. E. O. Ramstead,
had seen their father. Mr.
Strandberg came from Calgary,
Canada where he visited during
the major portion of the winter.
His report on conditions in West
ern Canada and the States are
none too flattering.
Mr. II. B. Crewson, representa
tive of Schilling’s Products, has
spent the week among the local
reatilers.. He has promoted a
new departure in advertising
schemes by coordinating adver
tising effort of the local mer
chants who have concentrated
their fire, so to speak, on Schil
ings Tea for the week. Mrs.
Crewson also is here with him
and will demonstrate Schilling’s
Tea and Coffee at the Women’s
Community League food sale at
Campbells’ Store, Saturday af
ternoon.
E. Paulsen, of Ketchikan, re
presenting the Neon Sign Com
pany, left for Juneau.
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..Wellman Hollbrook, of the U.
S. Forest Service returned to
Juneau after spending several
days in Petersburg.
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T. Daine, who has been in
charge of W. W. Kerr’s barber
shop left for Juneau.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nelson and
children Norman and Betty, left
on the Alamecia for Seattle where
they will make their home in
the future. Mr. Nelson sold his
fox ranch on Blashke Island,
Snow Pass to the Reyburn bro
thers.
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. .R. Sather, brother of Oscar
Gather, mill man of Scow Bay,
left for Wrangell.
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Harry Campbell left for Ket
chikan on the Alameda. Harry
has been having trouble with
his eyes and is going down for
medical treatment and will vis
it with relatives at the same
time. .
* .Miss .Helen Louise Byrnes
’ Field Secretary of the National
Women’s Christian Temperance
Union, arrived in town yester
day and arranged a lecture foi
this afternoon. She will remain
in town for several days.
George B. Grigsby, attorney
of Ketchikan, was in Petersburg
on matters of legal business.
Mrs. Schafer left on the Ala
meda for Seattle.
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B. J. Mosely, who has been on
the Willard Fox ranch in Port
Beauclerc for the past several
months returned to his home in
Belle Fourche, S. Dakota, this!
week.
The Alaska Steamship Com
pany’s freighter “Tanana” was
in port Thursday morning with
lumber for the Petersburg Ma
rine Ways and a Ford truck for
the Bureau of Public Roads.
The truck was purchased thru
Fryer Machine Works, agents.
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Mrs. L. B. Cornelius who has
been visiting with relatives and
friends in Texas since last Oc
tober returned last week.
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Verne Hoban, operator in the
U. S. Cable office here, was op
erated on in the St. Ann’s hos
ipital for trouble resulting from
an injury during play when a
kid. The operation was okey.
and he will be back in a few
days. ....
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..Mrs. Albert Jorgenson spent|]
the week with Mrs. L. W. Has- 1
broucke, on Fair Island. 1
..G. J. Hildebrand, .owner .ol
Fair Island fox ranch motored
across the continent and was
reported as visiting in Washing
ton, d. c. i j i ■.
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. .Miss Vivian Swenson, member
of the nursing staff of the Pe
tersburg General Hospital for
the past year left on the North
land for her home in South Da
kota. !i(a
J. C. Ludeman and Jack Isom
came in from Duncan Canal last
Thursday and reported the find
of a two-foot lode of gold bear
ing quartz, samples of which
apparently carry high values in
free gold, silver and lead.
Miss Lois Deveney entertained
a group of twelve of her school
mates on her birthday, Thurs
day, May 29th.
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William Tamaree purchased
the gasboat “Bud” from Fred
Patten. .
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'. .George Collins and Walter Ru
dolph who were here for several
days last week having their gas
engines overhauled, pulled out
for the Sitka trolling grounds. j
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Local hand trollers have been
picking up quite a few king sal
mon between Scow Bay and the
north entrance of the Narrows.
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Have you got the fever? Yep,
its gold and it gets into the veins
as one listens to the different
stories of “Lost Rockers,” lost
prospects of untold richness, of
rich prospects being discovered
from Halifax to Timbuctoo But
listen, Petersburg mineral dis
trict is going to go on the map
and with a bang—no dud eith
er. _
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. .Albert Hanson has accepted a
position in the Piggly Wiggly
store.
Report current in Petersburg
during the past week had it that
Pete Beaudreaux, logger, more
generally known as “French
Pete,” died of heart failure on
the street in Ketchikan. He was
rushed to the hospital immedi
ately after he fell but he had
gone beyond the realm of human
aid.
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The P. A. F. Steamer “Red
! wood’ arrived in. port Thursday
with a crew of Orientals. The
town of Petersburg is taking on
( its summer complexion.
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Richard Tate had the misfor
, tune to run a stick into his,
hand which will incapacitate
him for his work for a while.
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Miss Mildred H. Keaton, for
merly government nurse at Kake
was a passenger returning to
Juneau this week.
Harry Colp and partner Dahl
have returned to Thomas Bay
with drills and powder to prove
the extent of their new find of
galena ore.
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. .Louis Tenfjord was in town
from his fox ranch in Teben-*
koff, during the week.
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Tim Nelson who lives alone
on Keane Island and who rarely
leaves the place, spent a day or
two in the metropolis. He says
they were the lonliest days he
has experienced in years.
Harold G. Brown, who came
north this spring to work on the
Willard fox ranch in Port Beau
clerc, died of tuberculosos, in the
Petersburg hospital. His remains
were accompanied home by his j
partner, B. J. Mosely.
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Chris Tveten is wharfinger of,
Citizens’ Dock and he will handle !
his coal business in conjunction.
Henry Hasbrouck has com
nenced constructio nwork on
;he Petersburg airport, contract
:or which was let by the High
vay Engineer.
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Nellie Austin, 14-year old
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom
is Austin of Kake, died here on
Monday after a lingering nin*^
Her remains were taken to Kake
for burial.
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Mr. Henry Roden, Juneau at
torney, arrived on the Admiral
Watson yesterday and will leave
on the Rogers, Sunday.
Costs of case of Wheeler vs.
town of Petersburg, in the sum
of $536.65, was authorized to be
paid by the City Council.
The Deisel plant is to be over
hauled under instructions from
the Council.
Rev. Waggoner was in port
Wednesday, enroute from Kake
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to Ketchikan. He leaves later
for Seattle, Presbyterial Synod.
A new drinking fountain has
been ordered to be placed near
the Post Office in lieu of the pre
sent fountain.
. .Carl Larsen returned from Se
attle on the good ship North
land.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestacl, Pas:or
Sunday School at 10 a. m
There will be no services this
Sunday as the Pastor will con
duct services at Point Agassiz.
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