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THIS FAVORITE
BRAND OF
LADIES HOISERY
IN THE NEW SHADES
AN BE PURCHASED AT
STAY-TITE
The elastic boat seam fill
er. The dry water powder.
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PLASTIC WOOD
The well-known ground wood putty in the
Handy 35 cent can
These iteme are indispensible to
The boat builder and handy man.
Hogue & Tveten Co.
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S ee the Army march on dress
parade
A nd the Navy in long lines ar
f rayed.
L isten to the bands as they pass
J by
< U nder the banners streaming
sky.
Thrills..ten score of them.yes,
many more of them.
E veryone will cheer when they
see and hear
! ! S A L U T E ! !
The rivalry of two brothers,
out a West Point cadet and the
other an Annapolis midshipman.
The West Pointer an athletic
hero with a dominating person
ality, the midshipman a lad of
the dreamer type—a very charm
ling and exciting romance played
! against the background of the
, century-old conflict between tht
I two service academies, told in a
■ refreshingly different way—is
' the picture coming to the Coli
seum, Sunday.
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Local
John H. Friel of Newcastle,!
Wyoming, arrived in Petersburg
during the week. Mr. Friel is on
his way to the vicinity of Kake
to visit his brother.
Construction of the Peters
burg airport is rapidly nearing
completion.
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R. B. Baker, of the Standard
Oil Company, took passage on
the Alameda, for Wrangell.
Pilot Hanry Majaury has been
looking after Salvation Army af
fairs here. He left for Wrangell
cn the Alameda
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Harry Benolkin, territorial tax
collector arrived in port yester
day and is leaving for the troll
ing grounds.
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The chauffeur operating the
federal car here left on the Ad
miral Evans to seek a more re
munerative position. The job is
open and waiting for another
Proper credentials required.
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The Fern, lighthouse tender,
arrived in port yesterday morn
ing and left down the Narrows.
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J Meherin of Juneau arrived
here on the Alameda.
C. R. Duffy of Lake Bay was a
visitor in port yesterday.
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Earl Hausman, who has been
manager of the Piggly Wiggly
store here for the past year, is
now at Cordova.
Mrs. Leota Rappel and child
ren. Alton, Marilynn and Virgin -
ia, of Gladstone, Oreion, who
have been visiting with the Art
Young family at Blind Slough,
took passage for Portland on the
Alameda, Thursday morning.
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The Sisson of Klawock, can
nery tender for Libby, McNeil;
and Libby at that port, was in |
the harbor Wednesday enroute'
to the Ashing grounds.
The pick-up boat “Sokol” brot
! rn about 20,000 pounds of kings {
| and echoes for Cope Mundy, onj
.'Sunday. The “Emblem” also!
i brot in about nine thousand j
pounds.
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William L. Paul, Ketchikan at
torney, arrived in port Thursday
from the First City. He will!
leave for Jjuneau, on the Admiral
Rogers, Sunday.
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Mrs. Emma Pechette and Miss
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Thelma Martens left on the Ad- .
miral Evans for Eastern Oregon (
where Mrs. Pechette will visit ’
with her relatives.
The fire department was call
ed out .Thursday noon to the
house of Nels Sandvik. A small
chimney blaze was easily extin
guished.
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. The Petersburg Marine Ways
has completed the rebuilding of
the Lighthouse tender Alder and
i is due to go down the ways to
day.
The cheerful countenance of
Louis Israelson has been in evi
c ence in Petersburg the last few
days. Louis has been helping to
l uild the new capitol at Juneau,
this summer.
Mr Howe and Mr Gosse, B.
C„ cannery men are in Alaska
investigating the fisheries. Mr.
Gosse has been under the shel
ering wing of the Alaska Pacific
Corporation. It is said that these
men. are seeking information to
strengthen the argument for the
iperation of traps in Canadian
waters.
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‘ Dad" Mercer took his camera
with him one day this week and
vent up Petersburg Creek. His
boat drifted away. It was about
200 yards as the crow flies and
a mile or more by meander line;
be beach dry and the water
cold. ‘ Dad” said he was too old
or “September Morn” but he
had to get the boat. He got it—
but that’s another tale.
Sanford Dodge who managed
the American Legion play “Gap
py Ricks,” last year, arrived in
Petersburg during the week and
is planning to put on another
play under the auspices of the
American Legion, Mr. Dodge
says he has an excellent comedy
that will be the talk of the town,
written by Anita Loos, author of
•'Gentlemen ''Prefer Blondes.”
Plans for the presentation of the
play have not been completed asj
yet but it will probably be timed
for the latter part of August.
IS EVE21YBODY IIAPPY
Ted Lewis, the “High Hat Tra- j
jcdian of Jazz,” makes his bow
in “Is Everybody Happy” a sing- j
ing, talking picture, at the Coli-1
seum Saturday night. This is a
romantic story of intense emo
tions in a glorious setting of
syncopated songs, joyous jazz,
ind rollicking rythm novelized
■jy Eleanore Cary.
The heartaches, ^e^rs and
aughter of backstage life—and
he struggle of a young musician
,u gain fame and fortune is the
background of this highly dra-|
natic story with Ann Penning
on featuring with Ted Lewis,
rhe continued struggle of the
)lder generation against the in
vasion of jazz brings out the
emotions of the theme.
NEW SPORT IN UTAH
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Dogs have abandoned sheep
chasing around Logan, Utah and
are 'finding swifter game in the
deer which have become plenti-j
ful in the foothills of that vicin
ity.
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Classfied
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WANTED: General house work
employment.. Reasonable rates.
Mrs. Anna Dunkelberger
REWARD
Lost from Petersburg airport,
one 35-foot creosoted fir piling.
Reward of $15 will be paid if re-j
turned within a week.
HENRY HASBROUCK.
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FOR SALE
One 14-foot squarestern boat
made for outboard motor. Cost
new $107—Yours for $40 if tak
en at once. Inquire this office.
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NOTICE
It is reported to the Health
Board that there are several cas
es of mumps in the Town and it
is requested that children who
are affected or have been expos
ed be kept away by their parents
from public places or gather
ings
(Signed) C. Clausen,
Secretary of the Health Board.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakesrtad, Pastor
A Sunday School vacation is
being taken during the month of
July. • • * •
Morning worship at 11.
A cordial welcome to all.
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Be Tdken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
Everything Back But The Dirt
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of Laundered Goods
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Complete line of Silk Hosiery
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THE LATEST
DANCE HITS
POPULAR SONGS
NOVELTIES
THE SONGS THAT
NEVER GROW OLD
And A BRUNSWICK Portable
shoud be a part of your outing
equipment Easy to carry along
as your camera or gun.
See and hear the Combination
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Saturday
Ted Lewis in
“Is Everydody Happy1’
Vitaphone Sketches
News Reels
Saturday night is Candy Night
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“Salute”
Sunday - Monday
With Joyce Compton, William Janney
And George O'Brien
In this Fox Movietone Production
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Vitaphone Acts
News Reels
F. R. Havens, deputy U. S. col
lector of customs for this por!
is being transferred to Seattle.
He took passage on the Admiral
Evans to the Queen City where
he will rejoin his family and
who preceded him several weeks
ago. Good by, Frank, good
luck and watch but for the Se
attle spirit-s.
Mrs. E. Barton is here from
California on a visit with hex
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wil
lard. Mrs. Barton drove through
from San Francisco to - Seattle
alone in her car and regretted
having to finish her trip by boat.
She is hoping for the completion
of the Interior Highway, at least
as far as Petersburg.
Obey THat Impulse, Subscribe For The
ALASKA N, Help Put ALASKA Over,
Buying
Halibut
\ Salmon
Sabletish
Petersburg. Juneau and Ketchikan
Buying
Salmon
For Freezing, Mildcuring and Shipment
Fresh at
Chatham and Noyes Island
New England
Fish Company
Est. 1868
“Always in the Market”
Store Departments - Oil Stations - Wire
less Stations at Chatham and
Noyes Island
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