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For the Cold Days We Have
Hot Chocolate
lot Bouillons
Hot Coffee
Furniture Makes the Best Xmas
\ Gifts Why?
Everyone likes nice Furniture
It gives years of satisfaction comfort and
pleasure to the giver as well as the receiver.
• Blankets, Comforts, Bath Stools and
Easy Chairs
Up-to-date Furniture for the whole house
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General Machine Work
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Boat Owners
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length at I
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LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. Neil McGreggor and two chil
jdren are planning to leave for the
! South next week. They will spend
the Christmas holidays with her
family in Denver, Colorado.
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j Mrs. William Worth is expected
home on the Alameda. She has been
visiting in Seattle for the past
! month and while in Seattle she
| adopted a two months old baby girl.
The Eighth grade boys and girls
are planning to enjoy a party in the
school building Fridal evening.
Kiddycycles, Velocipedes, Sleds,
Fedai Cars at the Mercantile. Adv.
For a time it was feared that
| Crover and Fred Cleary were lost.
They left Petersburg about three
weeks ago, planning to return with
in a couple of days but nothing was
heard from them until they appear
ed Wednesday of this week. Their
uncle, Shelly Graves of Juneau, who
was in Petersburg this week, plan
ned to start out in search of them,
hut they returned safely but with re
ports of terrible storms and many
boats tied up.
Neckties at the Mercantile.
Mrs. Bob Campbell was another
victim of accident last week. One
of the foxes on their ranch chewed
her hand quite badly and she was
compelled to come into Petersburg
for medical attention.
Padio Batteriei, wire and Tubes
at the Mercantile. Adv,
The Women’s Auxiliary to the
American Legion will hold its first
regular meeting in the American
Legion Hall on Monday December.
6, at 8 p. m. The Legionairres
have very kindly given the ladies
unqualified use of their rooms and
have willingly expressed their desire
to help their sister organization in
every way possible.
100 more novels at the Mercan
tile. adv.
A number of friends of Mrs. Chris
Tveten and Mrs. Thomas Elsemore
were enjoyably entertained at the
la tier’s home on Tuesday evening,
November 30. Nine tables of Bridge
were in play, high score being won
by Mrs. Earl Ohmer. Mrs. Bob Al
len received the second prize, while
th^ consolation was awarded to Miss
Edith Bennington. Mrs. John Had
land, who is leaving Petersburg very
soon, was delightfully surprised with
a charming guest prize.
CHURCH NOTICES
Sunday evening Salvation mee:
ing at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening and Frida
evening at 8 o’clock.
Captain Kenny and Lieutenai
McEachren, in charge.
Bright meetings, Everybody we
come. Come and meet your friend.1
Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
Sunday morning services at
11:30 o’clock.
Sunday school at 10:30.
Young peoples program in the
a leading will be given by Mrs.a
E. Locken. A short talk will follow
rhe program.
S. Sydness,
Pastor.
SCHOOL NOTES i
rihe eighth grade held a business
meeting recently for the purpose of
forming an organization and of
electing class officers. The result
of the election was as folleows:
President, Jane Mjorud; Vice
President, Leo Ness; Secretary and
Treasurer, Sarah Mjorud.
The pupils of the sixth and sev
enth grades have commenced pre
parations for Christmas. The ini
tial step was the drawing of names
for presents for their Christmas
tree. This has become a custom In
Petersburg schools.
Miss Peterson is preparing the
pupils of the sixth and seventh
grades for a big spelling contest.
The high school colors have been
changed from gray and cardinal to
loyal blue and white.
. WRANGELL vs. PETERSBURG .
There will be a double game of
basketball at Wrangelll, Saturday
night, December 4, between the
boys’ teams and also between the
girls’ teams of the high schools of
Wrangell and Petersburg.
The Petersburg team is in good
condition and is undergoing hard
practice. Petersburg always hopes
to win.
Coach Judy intends to take sev
en boysf lined up as follows: Center,
Harold Runstad; forwards will be
chosen from Lewis MacDonald, Mag
nus Martens, and Arnold Wasvick;
guards will be chosen from Matt
Raynor, Richard Brennan and Her
bert Mjorud.
The line-up for the girls’ team is
as follows; Forwards will be chosen
from Helen Lund, Mildred Cornstad,
Pagna Ness; center, Thelma Mar,
tens; sub-center, Julia Wasvick;
guards, will be chosen from Alma
Ccrnstad, Lillian Anderson, Anna
Mathison.
The boat “Laddie” will leave Pe
tersburg at seven o’clock Saturday
morning. There will be room for
thirteen towns’ people if anyone
wibses to go. Most of the Peters
burg teachers intend to go. ffl
Magnus Martens returned to
school on Wednesday afternoon af
ter a few days of sickness. He hopes
to be in condition to play basket
ball Saturday night at Wrangell.
. HIGH SCHOOL vs. NATIVES .
An open game of basketball was
played Tuesday night of this, week
between the boys’ high school team
and the native team. The score
was twenty-seven to seventeen in fa
vor of the high school team. It is
probable that there will be a public
game between the same teams next
week.
Coach Judy is lining up a game
for the first part of the new year
let ween the basketball teams of Pe
tersburg and Ketchikan.
Two new valve type basketballs
and a set of new suits for the boys
are on the way, but have not been
received. The suits are royal blue
and white, the new high school col
ors.
. .RENTON HIGH ASKS GAME .
. . A letter has been releived from
Renton, Washington requesting a
game of basketball for December
31. The Petersburg team has agreed
to play if proper arrangements can
be made. The Renton team will
make a tour of Southeastern Alas
ka.
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Gift Suggestions for
CHRISTMAS
Nugget Jewelry
Ivory Souvenirs
Watches
Cut Glass
Haud-Painted Sets
Leather Purses
Tapestry Hand Bags
Community Silver
Fine Stationary
Original Perfumes
and Perfume Sets
Manicure Sets
Lmoking Stands
Fountain Pens
Eastman Kodaks
Victor Records
Pyrolin Ivory Sets
Dolls and Doll Dishes
Many very useful Article in Brass
Complete line of Electric
Lamps and many Novelity
You must Come in and See
WheelerDrus §Jewelry{%5
For Men’s Furnishing Go te
GOODMAN’S
Across f?om Post Office*
For
Quality Goods and Fair Prices
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Northwest Mill lompany
Mills at Scow Bay
Fir Flooring at
$75.00 per 1000 ft.
Fir Ceiling at
$65.00 per 1000 ft.
Before buying elsewhere Hee u for
prices on all kinds of jumber
We welcome inspection
as to quality
OSCAR SATHER, Pres. & Mgr.
Large Shipment of Toys and
Christmas Goods
JUST ARRIVED and Now Being Unpacked at Santa
Claus’ Headquarters
ZHCOG-TTIE &c TVETElsT
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