Those Persistent Little Blemishes
Ugly, persistent little blackheads that mar the delicate
beauty of the complexion.
Helena Rubinstein
has created a remarkably effective treatment waich not ?
only corrects the condition, but insures against its return. ^
Valaze Blackhead and Open Pore Paste |
Special
a penetrative wash to remove blackheads, check excess
oiliness and encourage corrective stimulation. $1.00
Follow this thoroughly cleansing wash with
Valaze Pasteurized Face Cream
the only cleansing cream that is actively beneliciil to oily,
blemished skins, protects, cleanses, and restores to the skin
ihe healthy tone of youth. $.100
A flattering finish to close the pores and ward off increasing
blackheads is
Skin Toning Lotion
freshens, and prevents fine lines and gives a flattering
finish. $1.25
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
Northland Transportatioa Company
SERVING ALASKANS
Sailing from Seattle every Mon
day night at 9:00 p. m., for
Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg,
Douglas and Juneau.
Northland
Norco
Northland
Norco
Northland
Norco
Northland
Norco
N. B. from
Seattle
Dec. 28
Jan. 4
Jan. 11
Jan. 18
Jan. 25
Feb. 1
Feb. 8
Feb. 15
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S.B from
Petersburg
Jan. 2
Jan. 9
Jan. 1G
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Feb. (3
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
For information apply to
The Trading Union Inc.
Passenger and Freight Office on Public Dock
Public Dock 22-11
Res. 42
Phone:
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A Quick, Nourishing
and Economical Lunch
Always Fresh At
THE STAR BAKERY
Samson
Card Tables
Points of superiority
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1. Strong enough to stand on
2. Boiling water proof - will not fade
3. Embossed top - Cards slip easy
4. One piece top - no cracks to catch dust
5. One piece corners-do not catch clothes
6. Low in price - Only $2.00
For Sale By
Hog'ue & Tveten Co.
SEE OUR WINDOW
In the Spotlight
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Miss Impi Aalto returned
from Douglas, Sunday after
visiting during the holidays with
her parents.
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Capt. Brierly and Lieut. Ful
ton returned from Wrangell
where they spent the holidays.
While they enjoyed their visit
in the river town, they were
“anxious” to return to Peter —
ourg.
The shrimp pickers returned
^o work Thursday after layin
off since the 23rd of December.
Miss Norma Halleck, phar
macist clerk in the Wheele1
Drug Store, returned to her
home in Portland during the
east week. Dame Rumor hath i
'hat wedding bells will ring
'■■hortly.
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Mr. Sonsthagen is leaving for
California probably during the
next week. He is looking for a
market, for his production of
salmon bellies, which will net
eat up all of his profit.
There will be a big dance at
Sales’ Inn on January the 20ih.
Remember that date. It will be
a humdinger.
Report is rambling up and
down Front Street this week
that our old friend Oscar Nichoi
>on is going to operate either
i.he Scow Bay or the P. A. F.
cannery in Petersburg. Believe
it or not—time will tell.
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One whole year growing an
adornment under his nose, call
ed a “mustachio,” Roy Watson
was not a little proud of it
Perhaps Charley Greenaa, Henry
Adsero and Carl Schmidt weve
a bit jealous for what it took
Roy a year to raise, they raised
; from his face with a safety in 1
five minutes. And new the job
must all be done over again.:
’Twasn’t any use for Roy to
\ kick for the odds were too many
—“Quoth the Raven, Never
More.”
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Garfield Bailey who has been
£ in the hospital with a heart af
% lection is not showing much
r improvement.
;
A knock at the door, a “come
in” and a whole mob trooped i i
—twas the members of the
American Legion and other ex
service men, going about giving
New Year’s greetings to com
rades of the kaliki. Starting
from Union Oil way, the little
squad of eight grew to a right
smart sized troop Hair a litre
prayer, steps not quite so spiv
as during those muscle-break
ing, heart-tearing marches
when there was no time to say
“happy new year,” still the
“gang” got aroung all right, all
right. The boys sang, “Over
There” at Charley Anderson’s
and complimentary to Mrs.
Anderson, sang “Annie Laurie.” 1
Believe it or not ,there were
some warblers there. Where and
yhen they tickled their whistles
is another story—but they still
can sing.
It was in the air—Christmas
cells, wedding bells—three oi
hem from Petersburg and one
rom Wrangell. Miss Annie Bat
rine and Charles Edwards
v. ere tied in a matrimonial knot
:'y Judge Clausen Tuesday after
noon. The couple stole a march
mi their friends and the act w
done with only two witnesses
!ng present. Miss Anita Sioli
id Attlie Weinman entered the
r. nks of matrimoney and went
to Ketchikan. Rachel Bradley
and Livingstone Desmond of
Wrangell had a real old fashion
ed wedding with all the frills
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Mrs. Louis Lemieux took pas
sage on the Northwestern to
Juneau to attend the funeral of
her brother, the late Lisle Davis.
On board from points south were
two other brothers enroute to
Juneau.
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Gordon McDonald made .a j
round trip to Juneau this week.
and trimmings and Miss Mabel
Otness and Dean Kaylor stopped
in Wrangell long enought to ar
rive in Petersburg as Mr. and
Mrs. Kaylor. Dan Cupid still ha;
a few arrows left in his quiver.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Southard
left for W'rangell after putting :
on several comedy acts, sketches j
and a mysterious sawing of a
'Oman in two. The acts were
fmjoyed by everyone. The South
ards are staging the play “Hello
Hawaii” in Wrangell during the
present month. Good luck.
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Cope Mundy shipped out 30G
boxes of frozen fish from the
:oeal cold storage tl^is week.
Shipment going on the North
land.
Miss Alta Peters who went to
Ketchikan during the holidays,
etui nod before the opening
days of school.
Joe Hudson is assisting the j
Salvation Army officers in con
ducting the manual training
"ork in connection with the
Band of Love work. The boys
vill commence their work to
morrow and proud they are of it.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vernon
left for Seattle where they will
spend their vacation.
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P. E. Baumgartner left for
Ketchikan to attend to some le
gal business.
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Cy Howell returned to Ketchi
kan after spending several days
,r> Petersburg visiting with Dan
Sutphan and family.
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S. C. Baker was a passenger
bound for Ketchikan, on the
Northland.
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Cope Mundy returned t o
Wrangell after shipping out two
carloads of frozen fish from the
local cold storage.
Mr. Garfield Bailey and Mrs.
Matilda Paul left for Juneau to
enter the federal hospital.
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Miss Gertie Otness returned on
the Northland to Ketchikan
where she will resume teaching
in 'the Ketchikan schools.
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Mr. and Mrs. Casper Hailing
sf.ad left for Kake last week to
; msit with Mrs. Frank Booth,
mother of Mrs. Hallingstad.
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Mrs Ann Dunkelberger and
! -hildren, Myrtle and Melvin re
I turned from a holiday visit tc
j Wrangell.
Ernest Kirberger, Kake mer
| chant and postmaster is in
I town with a nice bunch of mink
! pelts.
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The Yukon Fur Farms made a
shipment of pelts this week to
the fur marts of the states.
Earl Chmer shipped out 250
cases of clams on the last trip
c f the Victoria.
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The fresh water herring sea -
son has opened and a heavy run
is reported to the Natural Re
sources department of the Cana
dian National Railways by the
comnanies at the head of th?
Great Lakes.
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Mrs. Jim Swenson had a fall
during the week and broke her
ieg.
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Olaf Olson is in the hospital
for treatment for wounds result -
big from a recent beer bottle as
sault of which he was a victim.
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Mr. Frank Foster, Juneau at
torney and legislator, was a re
turning passenger on the Ad
miral Evans to his home town.
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Carl Jacobson, Garfield Bailey, j
William Bailey and Mrs. Matilda !
Paul were passengers to Juneau
today.
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Mr. Frank Herman, owner of
rhe Club Lunch, returned from
Peattle where he has been the
past several weeks.
Ken Nelson took passage to
Juneau last Friday.
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O. L. ALBERY
Chiropractor
Office over Wheeler Drug Store
Free Examination.
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Eyes Examined. Classes Fitted. ;
Frames repaired; broken lens
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KETCHIKAN-ALASKA
Haines Bakery
Fresh Meats and Home Made
Bread
Haines - - Alaska
Sales FORD Service
Hardware - General Supplies
Draying
Haines - - Alaska
Carl Bjornstad
General Merchandise
Groceries
Shoes - Gents’ Furnishings
Haines - - Alaska
J.H. CHISEL
General Merchandise
Lumber - Hardware - Cement
Haines - - Alaska
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You may depend upon us to fill
your prescriptions with utmost
care and precision at any hour
ot the day or night.
The People’s Drug Co.
\ Thi Friendly Store Across from the Postoffice
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Viking
Brand
Spruce
OARS
INSIST on your dealer handling oars
| of ALASKA made, verticle, straight-grained
;t spruce. They are better-cost no more-and
;> your money stays right in Alaska to pay for
>; labor and material.
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Petersburg, Alaska
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The Cash Bazaar.
H ken in Juneau Visit
The Cash Bazaar
Largest Department Store in Juneau
Opposite The Alaska Hotel
You are under no obligation to make a purchase when you
just come in to look over our stock.
We have a complete line of Men’s Women’s and Chil
drens, Wear - Household Goods, Novelties and everything
to be found in a modern department store.
Juneau, - Alaska
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New Low Prices
For
The New Year
Reliance Brand Coffee 40c pound I
Reliance out string beans 23c can \
m Crushed Pineapple 20c can f
Reliance Bartlett Pears 30c can \
Reliance Grapefruit 24c can '
fhejv\odern Grocery i
JOSEPH O. RUDE,, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Over People’s Drug Store
Office Phone 61
Home 66
T. W. Benson M. D
Physician & Surgeon
Office in
DAIRY BUILDING
PHONE 5 0