DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN.And SURGEONS
Office Over Drugstore Phone 55 Re*idence!Mycklebost Home Phono 54
Dan E. Standard,jM.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: Eye, Ear, Nose{& Throat
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SCHOOL ROTES
The different grades celebrated
the closing of school by indoor pic
nics on Thursday.
All pupils in the eighth grade
successfully passed their linal tests.
This means fourteen Freshmen next
year in the high school. This will
be the largest Freshmen class that
lias ever entered Petersburg High
School and we believe it will be one
of the best classes that has ever ea
teerd.
The Utomigi Camp Fire Girls
Ueid their last meeting of this year
\\ ednesday night with their guard
ian, Miss Caroline McKecknie. it
was a ceremonial meeting. The
girls took the rank of Woodgather
and received the' honor beads.
Wednesday afternoon the first,
second, fourth and fifth grades had
an exhibit of school work. It was
under the direction of their teach
ers: Miss Vick, Miss Dickens and
Miss Morrow. They displayed
choice work of the year. Light re
freshments we reserved, and about
fifty visitors looked over the dis
play of work.
WHERE THE TEACHERS WILL
SPEND THE SUMMER
Mr. Judy will spend the sum
mer at his home in New Plymouth,
Idaho.
Miss Hill will make a short vise
at Sitka and then enter the Uni
versity of Washington for the sum
mer quarter.
Miss Dickens will pass the sum
mer with her parents in Marysville,
Washington, where she expects to
teach next year.
Miss Morrow will seek shelter un
der the paternal roof in Bellingham,
Washington.
Miss Neuert will pass her vaca
tion in Seattle.
Miss McKecknie will remain in
Alaska during the summer.
Miss Vick will attend Bellingham
Normal School where she will com
plete her full Normal Course.
Miss Wheeler will remain in Alas
Ka the first part of the summer and
later will enter the University of
Washington.
CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
Sunday morning services at
1.1:30 o’clock.
Sunday morning services at 10:30.
Sunday School at 11:30.
in the evening Mr. Oscar Sather
of Scow Bay will give a talk on
1 he Old South.
A short business meeting will be
held Wednesday evening, May 18.
S. Sydness,
Pastor,
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10:30 a.m. Aternoon services at
3 p m. Wednesday evening pray
er meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
Sunday evening Salvation meet
ing at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening and Frida
evening at 8 o’clock.
Captain Kenny and Lieutenat*
McEachren, in charge.
Bright meetings, Everybody we*
come. Come and meet your friend.5
LOCAL NOTES
Rev. Bromley of Haines stopt off
to visit friends in Petersburg while
the Rogers was in Port. He is en
route to the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church at San
Francisco to be held soon.
The Southeastern Alaska boats
of the Admiral are not calling in at
Petersburg enroute north but they
will call in going south. The West
ward boats, Farragut and Watsou
will make this port enroute north.
Attorney Henry Roden was an ar
rival in town on the Admiral Far
ragut this week .
The local cable office is now
authorized to make money trans
fers. Previously such a transac
tion had to be carried on through
the banks, but the present arrange
ment will be a great convenience
to the Public.
All the incorporated towns in
Alaska will benefit by this ruling,
and the arrangement is made to ex
tend to Western Union lines A
nominal fee will be charged for this
extension of the service.
The Mayor has issued a call for
the first meeting of the Fourth of
July Committee. The members of
this committee are appointed by the
various local organizations; two re
presentatives from each group being
selected. The meeting will he held
at 7:30 sharp on Wednesday even
ing, May 18, in the Town Hall.
Hon . William E. Worth repre
sentative to the Territorial House
of Representatves returned on the
Admiral Farragut this week.
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MOTHER’S DAY PROGRAM
I On Mother’s Day, the Smday
School of the local Lutheran Church
gave a vering pleasing and appropri
ate program. The numbers in
cluded: Hymn-Savior Lite a Shep
herd Lead Us, by the Congregation;
Invocation- by Rev. Sydness; Song
Little Sunbeams- Sunday School;
Recitations, Mother’s Day Begun,
Frances Havens; Recitation. Moth
er's Love, Frances Parks; Recita
tion, The Quest, Evelyn Nicholson;
Duet, Tell Mother I’ll Be There,
Solvig Vick and Myrtle Dunkle
berger? Recitation, The Dear Mother
Love, Doris Parks; Solo, Mother’s
Beautiful Hands, Dr. Dan E Stand
ard; Declamation, A Bovs Letter
Written From The Farm To His
Mother, Melvin Dunkleberger; Re
citation, The Boy Who Lajghs, Nor
ma Runstad; Solo, Mother of Pearl,
Mrs. William Dunkleberger; Reci
tation Mom, Norma Lando; Recita
tion, Dear Mother, Helen Evan*.
Remarks, Rev. S. Sydness; Song
Christ Shall Our Pilot Be, Sunday
School; Reading, An Order For a
Picture, Dr. Susie V. Standard;
Song, Come Into My Heart Lord Je
sus, Sunday School; Recitaton,
Rock Me To Sleep Mother, Alaska
Jorgenson; Song I Love To Tell The
Story, Congregation.
FOUND—Small purse contain
ing money. Owner may get return
of same by proving ownership. Leo
Haider.
FOR SALE—Edison phonagraph.
Cost new $150. and 50 records. Will
consider exchange in property or
what have you. Address XY-r—Alas
kan.
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When the acddent
happens
tn hospital* only sterile dressing* are used. Your
doctor, too, always use* sterile gauze and sterile
cotton.
When the little accident happens will you be
equally careful?
Your home should always be prepared for the
little accidents with sterile absorbent cotton,
sterile gauze, and bandages and adhesive plaster.
The cost is small.
We sell Bauer & Black dressings because the
name Bauer &. Black is a guarantee of safety.
Because every package is marked “sterile,”
meaning that the contents not only were steri
lized” during manufacture but are sterile now.
We sell Bauer & Black products because they
are the choice of thousands of eminent surgeons
and physicians—because it is part of our service
to you to take no chances with the goods we
offer you.
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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
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