Locals
l lie Reliance, Capt. Hungerforc
arrived in port this week for mai
and supplies. Frank Rozicli wa<
aboard from the same camp.
Chris Tveten a«d family return
ed from Monte Carlo Island, nea;
the south end of Rocky Pass, wher*
they spent a couple of weeks vaca
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FISH SHIPMENTS
115 barrels of salt herring were
shipped south on the Alameda d;
Earl O Inner.
On the Admiral Rogers last weel
were shipped 2,500 pounds of trout
2 tons of shrimp meat, 255 barrel*
of salt herring; on the Alameda
la«t night were shipped 3 tons o!
shrimp meat, 40 dozen fresh crabs
Mr. and Mrs. W'olfe of Kake am
Mr. Wolfe’s Mother, Mrs. M. Wolfe
parsed through Petersburg this weel
enroute to Juneau. Mr. Wolfe is in
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charge of the Bureau of Education
station at Kake, and Mrs. Wolfe is
employed as teacher there.
FOR SELF PROTECTION
Patrick E. Verney is not and has
not been connected with THE ALAS
KAN since the 1st of May. Any or
ders given to him, intended for the
Alaskan will never reach its intend
ed destination. This has happened,
sc this notice.
The Alaska Steamship Company’s
Cr< igliter Cordova arrived in port
yesterday with a combination cater
P'l’ar road drag and shovel for the
read work at Point Aggassiz. Ti
was unloaded on to a scow and will
be taken over shortly.
I Wodr has been received here that
James Brennan, who broke his leg
a short time back and was taken to
the hospital at Ketchikan, is up and
hoobling around with aid of a
crutch. He expects to return
about t lie first of August.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wes
this week.
Mrs. Coates who is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacGregor, left
down the Narrows with Neil ami
Elizabeth MacGregor to spend a few
da vs with Mr. an<l Mrs. John Allen
at “Bum’s Retreat” the Earl Ohm
er summer home.
Mrs. Frank Preusclioff visited
with friends here this week.
Ernest Gomoll was registered at
the Arctic Hotel this week.
George Fabricius, Wrangell Bask
etball coach, and member of the
Wrangell School Faculty was about
to\ui this week renewing old friend
ships.
r»ld timers, members of the ore.v
of the Cordova while in port, com
menting on the salmon, herring and
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We have just recei ved a new
shipment of the latent Records
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JEWELRY and CURIO STORE
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whale situation in the Territory are
anything but optomistic. They ft
Sure this industry is on such a de
cliue that it will be but a few year*
when it will be nil. They luiv
watched the industry for over ter
years and going from one point ic
the other from one end to the ex
ireme other, are in position to have
a fair understanding of the situation
Ni;w BOOKKH hi I *K ft FOR
RHMAliLF TRANSFER
The Reliable Transfer Company’*
business during the past year expand
ed considerably under the manage
ment of Herve and Albert Jorgenson.
They are pretty muchly busy and
stepping on the gas most of the time.
To take care of the extra business
Ai and Mrs. Jorgenson have taken
on new bookkeeper who will even
tually look after the office end of
t!ie business. She arrived Wednes
day around nine o’clock and upon
arrival was in the pink of condition
weighting just a little over seven
pounds. Being just a new daddy
Al did not know just how to g..
about banding out the cigars but
give him time and he will learn
Mother and little one getting along
\erv nicely.
Berries galore and the pickers in
berrypicker’s paradise these days.
Buckets being tilled by old and young
and best of all preserves for the
winter.
Chris Christensen is in from Far
ragut Bay this week and stopping
a round, with old friends.
At the MacGregor, to-night is The
Wilderness Woman. The story .if
a million made by an Alaskan with
a pick the spending of it with a shov
el by bis daughter. On Saturday
“Hard Fists” which is a Western
tale of cowboy horsemanship, steeple
chasing and a race with a Ford
Sunday and Monday comes The Gar
den of Allah by the book of (be same.1
name. Brings you close to Africa,
Tuesday and Wednesday lias “A Hero j
for a Night” with Glenn Tryon, a new
star in filmdom. This is a humm
ous tale.
Conrad
Petersburg
Bowman, principle of j
Schools and Mrs. Bow - |
man are enroute north on the Rogers
from their home near Seattle.
Newlyweds Arrive
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Standard ar
rived on the Admiral Watson Sun
day. Mrs. Standard, (nee Miss
Agnes Carolyn Farris of Eugene, Or
egon is a graduate of the Eugene
High School, attending the Univers
ity of Oregon two years; member of
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority and the
Kns-ma, an honorary woman’s or
ganization of the Sophomore Class
Joe, tlie son of Drs. Dan E. and
Susie Standard was in his third
year at Ihe U. of O; member of
Sigma Nu Fraternity. Starred on
the Frosh track team and made his
letter two years on the Varsity
track team. He was also treasurer
o1' the Junior Class,
i Doth were active members of the
| Associated Student body and on its
< ommittees and in student affairs
while at the “U.”
WANTED—SEVERAL neat appear
ing refined ladies in Petersburg and
surrounding towns for dignified po
sition in business world. Full or
part time considered. Introduce
Rosemaid dresses and lingerie.
Steady positions with earnings from
$20.-$f>0. weekly. Applications
should be addressed to Mae G. Mur
ry, Ketchikan, Alaska.
TO HOLDERS OF
Third
Liberty Loan Bonds
The Treasury offers a new 3% per
'cent. 1 2-1 5 year Treasury bond in
e'.change for Third Liberty Loan
Ronds.
1 he new bonds will bear interest
from July 10, 192S. Interest oa
Third Liberty Loan Bonds surrender
ed for exchange will lie paid in full
to September 15, 192S.
Holders should consult their banks
at once for further details of this
offering.
■bird Liberty Loan Bonds mature
on September 15, 1f)28, and will
cease t<> bear interest on that date.
A. W. MELLON,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Washington, July 5, 1928.
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Expert Repairing
Automobile and Tires
In Fryer Machine Works
All Work Guaranteed
Spencer Fox
Coastwise Transportation Co.
Juneau, Alaska.
Summer Sailing Schedule for Motorshlp Margnita from April 25,
1P28, to September 30, 1928.
Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 8 o’clock P.M.
calling at each place in the order shewn below. 1
SCHEDULE B. EVERY WEEK
Point Retreat, Funter Bay, Hawk Tniet, Tenakee, Hoonab, Port
Althorp, Hirst Cove, Chichagof, Sitaa, Todd, Chatham, Killisnoo,
Paranof, Tyee, Kake, Petersburg. Wrangell, Petersburg, Kake,
Saginaw Bay, Washington Bay, Pillar Bay, Pt. Alexander, Pt.
Conclusion, Pt. Armstrong, Pt Walters, Pt. Herbert, Deep Bay,
Pedbluff Bay, Tyee, Baranof, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hawk Inlet, Hoo
nab, Funter Bay. Juneau. - >
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Summer Outing* Are
Future Keep Sakes.
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For a New Suit of Clothes, Shirts, Shoes, Hose, Hats, Etc.
GO TO
GOODMAN’S
Clothing Store
Across from Post Office
Satisfaction Guaranteed
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Boat Owners
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
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All Electrical Equipment
The home of Fancy Cakes and Pastry
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
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Furniture Specials in Furniture Department
Beautifully turned four poster Bed in Walnut fin
ish. Full size. SPEC!ILL'Y PRICED at .$28.00
SIMMONS DOUBLE DECK SPRING—99 Premier wire
eoils with stabilizers to prevent swaying, finished in
green enamel.. A bargain at $17.50.
NACHMAN SPRING-FILLED MATTRESS. Guaranteed
not to to tip, sag , bump or mesh. Covered with heavy,
durable art ticking in soft, attractive colors. This
week’s special at $37.50.
SIMMONS LINK AND COIL SPRINGS from $9.50, up.
IVORY ENAMEL FOLDING BED, Coil Springs—$21.00
IVORY BABY CRIB. Decorated Panels. A beauty at
$18.75
MATTRESS TO MATCH $5.95
50-lb COTTON FELTED Mattress. IMPERIAL STITCH
ED EDGE— $19.50
40-lb Cotton felted Mattress—Roll edge — $12.50
DAYBEDS — $19.50 COMPLETE and up
WHITE ENAMEL KITCHEN CABINETS, PORCELAIN
TOPS — — $51.50 and up
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Trade in Petersburg Port of Prosperity
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