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Baby face
The two of us
Barcelonaa
On the Riviera
That's my girl (Played by Marimba Band)
I'll fly to Hawaii
I'd love to meet that old sweetheart of mine
Norwegian and Swedish Reinlanders and
Comic reading
Brunswick Phonegraphs
Always Ready to Tune In
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Carl Jacobson
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drug.Store Phone 55 Residence’Mycklekost Home Phone 54
LDan E. Standard,Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: Eye, Ear, Nose}& Throat
Soon it Will be Time for
Spring Cleaning
Replaceing Saging Curtain rods
Broken roller Shades Worn Rugs
Floor coverings & broken funiture
| We don’t like to be
| Bragging
I But we are in position to Supply
| all you needs in the Furniture
| Line at Price that are in perfect
I keeping with our quality Home
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SCHOOL NOTES
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Mrs. Martin Enge was a visitor
in the secnd grade on Tuesday of
this week.
Pictures are being taken this
week of the different grades in the
high school and of the basket ball
teams. They will appear in the
souvenir issue of the Flood Tide.
The Debate Team of Petersburg
High School will go to Wrangell on
the Rogers this week, where they
will debate against the Wrangell
High School Tedm. They gave their
debates Tuesday morning before the
high school.
The following pupils compose the
honor roll in the high school for
] the third suarter of the year, Alma
Gornstad of the senior class, Helen
Lund of the Sophomore class, Irene
P.unstad and Lillian Anderson of
the freshman class.
Miss Moody of San Diego, Calif.,
was a passenger on the Boxer on
Friday of last week. She was on
her way to Eklutne to tach in an
orphanage. While the boat was in
port, she visited the first and
second grade rooms in the public
schools.
1IRANT RETURNS TO JUNEAU
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The Brant, Capt. Earle Hunter
returned to Juneau this week with
Dennis Winn, Alaska head of
Bureau of Fisherits. The Brant
v,ras as far south as 600 mies be
low the United States - Mexican
boundary line.
While in California the Brant
took on Secrttary Hoover and a
party of six at San Diego. From
this point they proceeded south to
study the fisheries along the num
erous fishing villages and towns.
Most probably a personally conduct
ed tour under the direction of the
Packers.
Returning north to Seattle, Capt.
Hunter reported encountering a 72
mile gale for 22 hours. The Brant
is returning to Seattle but will re
turn eary in April to protect the
migrating seal whereby Capt. Hunt
er, Commissioner O’Malley and
Secretary Hoover will be able to re
port “wonderful and amazing in
reases” in the seal rookeries after
Assistant Secretary Ritchie has dis
covered how the bull seals conduct
their harms with their dozen to two
hundred wives.
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CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church of Petersburg.
Sunday morning services at
11:30 o’clock.
Sunday school at 10:30
A Good program will be rendered
ir the evening.
S. Sydness,
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10:30 a.m. Aternoon services at
p.m. Wednesday evening pray
er meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
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Sunday evening Salvation mee
ing at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening and Frida
evening at S o’clock.
Captain Kenny and Edeutenar
MeEachren, in charge.
Bright meetings, Everybody we
come. Come and meet your friend
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LOCAL NOTES >
Mrs. Manuel Isom left for Jun- 1
eau last week end. Her sister-in- j
law, Mrs. Isom and infant daughter %
will return to Petersburg with her |
this week end.
Mrs. J. A. Mendenhall enterain- §
ed Friady afternoon at a musical 1
tea.
Mr. East, representing Liggett & ~
Myers Tobacco Co. arrived from g
Wrangell this week and will pro- %
ceed on to Juneau on the Alameda f
tomorrow.
Halibut fares sold this week onJ|
Citizen’s Dock were as follows:
Hulda 2,700; Gertrude 1300; |
Raven 3600; Reform 4200; Vera 1
3S00; Fram 3700; Raider 3800; 1
Castle 2300; Weiholm. 3600; Peggy |
|5000; Unimak 5700. The fares 1
brought prices of 12 and 18 cents, I
Shipment of above went south to 1
San Juan Fish Co. on the Admiral 1
Rogers this morning.
Mrs. C. O. Parks and Mrs. Peter |
Jorgenson were joint hostesses to' |
the Women’s Community League at |
t.ht Parsonage on Tuesday evening, f
fIhe meeting ras well attended and 1
be evening was spent sewing for the j
bazaar the League is planning to \
hold. |
The regular meeting of the Amer- I
ican Legion Post No. 4 was well 1
attended on last Monday evening. I
Further plans for the Carnival the I
Legion is sponsoring for the 4th ]
of July were discusned and it was \
announced that “Ye Old Time j
Dances” would begin as soon as the 1
pianst limbered up his wrists.
Henry Roden, attorney from Jun- |
eau was in por for a short time \
this week.
Charles Jones of Wrangell is hav
ing his gas engine overhauled at
the Fryer Machine Works.
The Superior, halibut fisherman,
is in port this week for repairs to
her wheel and shaft which were
badly damaged on rocks.
F. E. Owen, President of the At
las Metal Works of Seattle, in a
reply to Mrs. Einstoss’ letter on
herring depletion disputes state
ments set forth as to he destruc
iveness of fertilizer plantes in the
herring fisheries. Time and space
forbid The Alaskan taking issue
with the mechanic who kniws noth
ing about fish, except as chicken
feed. But it will be forth coming
very shortly.
Charles W. Hakesworth, Supt. of
the U. S. Bureau of Education was
[in port today enroute to Kake.
While in Petersburg he made ex
amination of the Pioneer’s Hall for
the purpose of making recommenda
tion to the Department for its pur
chase. In event recommendation is
favorable and the Department sees
fit to purchase, funds will not be
available until next year.
Mrs. Wm. E. Worth and little
daughter Barbara returned from
Juneau on the Rogers today.
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The Frances E. stopt in port to
day enroute to Pybus Bay Cannery.
WANTED—House for rent by re- ^
liable party. Leave informations at
ohce of The Alaskan. •<
NOTICE OF APPRECIATION SI
.Wo wish to extend our apprecia
tion to all those friends who so kind
ly and sympathetically helped us
during the illness and death of our
beloved daughter, Grace.
SAM NAKAMOTO
MRS. SAM NAKAMOTO
A shot with y< ur KODAK gets better
resuits than a shot with your gun.
| Take a Kodak when you §
i go hunting—and plenty of %
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| film.
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For Men’s Furnishing Go to :
GOODMAN
Across from Pos? Office^
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Quality Goods and PairPrices
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£ We can take care of general repair in wood and caulking
l and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
l length at
Petersburg Mar ne Ways
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All Electrical Equipment
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
Light Lunch in Private Booths
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Johnson Motor f
Now is the time to place your order for |
that Johnson Motor 2 1-2 and 6 h.p. & 1
The New Standard Twin |
HOQUE &c TYET
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Bargain Sale
This Week’s Bargains Includes Boots,
Shoes, Dress prints and Long Pants
in Boys sizes
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