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Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
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Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted
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H. F. ERWIN, Proprietor
We are prepared to furnish all kinds of Boat Lumber on orders
Large or Small. Doors, Windows, Trim and Inside finish and
all kinls of Bullling Material.
Our money backJGuarantee if our work is not up to standard.
“The House That Quality Built”
Council Continued
stated that the old hospital build
ing claims aggregating about 1200
or 1300 dollars were still owing.
The claim was laid on the table for
consideration when the town had
sufficient funds with which to pay.
Mr. Jorgenson thereupon stated
that the claim being valid and due
he would take steps to collec.t
MATTERS GET .TUMBLED
Mr. Swanson suggested that the
Commercial Club request to have the
legal status of the City Town hall
properly settled, the removal of the
Petersburg Packing Company’s net
shed and the straightening of Main
Street to conform with the lines of
the Street survey.
This was more or less forgotten
when Mr. Schoettler suggested to
the Council that it assume a part of
the expense of putting up a com
munity hall to house city offices,
council chambers, fire station and
gymnasium. That “we” or certain
basketball fans had three or four
thousand dollars pledged or on hand
for such a hall and that with the
support of the Town Council the
matter could be carried to a suc
cessful conclusion to the benefit of
all. Or if the City would condemn
all of one street and a part of two
ethers on the schoolgrounds there
w'ould he sufficient room to put up
such a building as wag contemplat
ed.
, After considerable favorable and
unfavorable discussion to the idea
the Mayor brought the council back
the city hall property and suggested
to its subject of the legal status of
that the Public Works Committee
go into the matter. The communi
ty hall proposition was left on the
table for future reference when the
council had more time for it and the j
treasury less empty.
Taking up the matter of straight- !
erJng up the street, Mr. Stenslid ra- i
fused absolutely to give the matter j
ary consideration at this time. Mr. !
Jortenson stated to the Council j
that it was a verbal agreement sev
eral years ago that the Bakery be
moved back on consideration thaf
Jorgenson and Greenaa do no*
hr I' d the Sanitary Market on a line
with the bakery but move back off
tve street line. This matter also was
left up in the air.
Mr. MacKecknie whose salary and
“free juice” was under fire for a
short while was agreeable to the
idea of paying for said service on
consideration of receiving salary to
take care of the electricity used.
He showed that under his agree
ment with the city there was a sav
ing of $1800. per annum not con
sideritig the email amount of elec
tricity used. He was retained in the
same office under previous agree
ment.
During the discussion of this
subject, Mr. MacKecknie urged that
the city carry separate accounts for
the water and light service and to
charge interest, principal and re
pairs of the public works against
those institutions as is properly
done in other cities. That the idea
of charging street repairs to the
plant was not fair to that institu
tion as it was on a paying basis in
sofar as revenue was concerned.
No action on this worthy sugges
tion.
The matter of furnishing free
light to Mrs. Andeanoif was taken
up and it was the unanimous opin
ion of the council that thte case was
e>tenuating and relief be granted in
such manner.
Councilman Johnson brought up
the matter of stores selling ammuni
tion to small children and careless
vended the passage of an ordinance
however the clerk was instructed to
see all the managers of the stores
in town and urge that they discon
tinue selling such ammunition ex
cojit through parents who were will
ing .to go with the youngsters and
supervise their shooting.
LICENSE FOR ALL CARS
The city marshal was instructed
to collect license fees from all cars
lining the streets of the town. It
wa» 3tated that legal advise was to
the effect that the license could be
collected from Scow Bay cars so
the marshal had instruction to stop
anv or all cars which did not have
a license tag. I
Dali Island Quaries
View Cove, Dali Island for the Pa
cific Coast Cement Company, ac
cording to N. D. Moore, vice-presi
dent of the company, recently. The
plant will supply their Seattle plant
vith lime stone for the manufac
ture of Diamond Portland Cement
The limerock will be shipped to Se
attle in vessels operated by the Ad
miral Line which is a subsidiary
company of the Pacific Coast Com
pany which has control of the Dali
Island quarry.
OUTLOOK LOOKS POOR
The outlook for the salmon sea
son looks anything but promising at
this time. Trollers report scarcity
of kings all throngh this vicinity
Scarcity of feed, scarcity of fish,
scarcity of dollars. Means a tight
er business pinch next year and a
diminishing population
About 100 men are at work
cIKe Spine
is the -Human
Switchboard
controlling
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STOLEN TIME—LOST DOLLARS
Time is money. The greatest
thief of time is ill-health. Recog
nizing ill-health to be avoidable,
the man of affairs arranges to pre
vent it by keeping his bodily mech
anism at top-notch efficiency. A
favorite method, because it gets
results, is a visit to the chiroprac
tor. i
Nerve irritation, which is the
cause of dis-ease because it pre
vents a free flow of vital energy
from the brain to organs, occurs
at the spine where nerves leave the
spinal cord. Chiropractic adjust
ments remove this cause of ill
-nealth.
A STATESMAN SATS —
“I find the chiropractic very pleas
ant to visit. I take off my coat and
coiiar—he does a little adjusting.
I get up and go about my business. !
Not half as bad as taking castor oil? !
I do not know much about the tehc- !
nic of Chiroprac, but—from my ex- \
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perience, it is successful." ,
Lieutenant-Governor Davis of 4
Pennsylvania, in a public address. !
LEON ENSCH, D. C.
Palmer Graduate 1114
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Regular porta or can ror Evans and Watson include: fCelcnntan,
Petersburg, Juneau, Cordova, Valdz, Latoucbe, Seward, Beidovla,
and Kodiak Island ports.
Round trip tickets on Sale Nov. 1st, Feb. 28th, both dates Inclusive,
good for return leaving Seattle on or before March 25, 1028.
EDWARD LOCKEN—Agent Petersburg, Alaska
PACIFIC COASTWISE SERVICE
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