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Complete with RADIOTRONS
$69.50
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
‘Corner
Drug
Store’
Saturday Special—
Buy 2 lb. Schillings Coffee—
RECEIVE FREE—2-oz. tin Schillings Black Pepper
and 1-oz. bottle Schillings Vanilla.
Buy 1 lb. Schillings Baking
Powder—
RECEIVE FREE—1-oz. bottle Schillings Vanilla.
Sanitary Market
EDDY JR. MAY GOVERN
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
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Reports that Governor Gen
ral Dwight E Davis of the
’hilippine Islands might resign)
nd that Governor Theodore;
loosevelt Jr., of Porto Rico, will
>e selected by pre<ndent Hoover
o succeed him are causing
peculation in government dr
ies at Washington.
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'’OR SALE, One Outboard motor
boat—buit by J. Davis & Son
of Metlakatla, Alaska. For in
formation see P. E. Verney—
adv.
ki. E. BAUMGARTNER,
I
Attorney-at-Law
j
Arctic Hotel
Petersburg .. .. Alaska
THE
'jMMOMY
1D(0>©§ IllIlBestl
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Out Of Town Laundry will
Be Taken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
Everything Back But The Dirt
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CITIZENS STEAM l ALA DRY
Russei York Fiifrielor
At your Service
Adams Transfer
Hauling and contracting
Wood for delivery
r^gaatifffiwai
Home Service Mending
of Laundered Goods
We give full value for your
money.
H. OYAMA, pro.
»5%0R'ous c°i0f3S
v at a money
SAVING price
Luxurious, healthful sleep depends upon a scientifically
constructed Mattress and Spring—absolutely and totally.
You’re wasting money buying any other kind; we tell
you that frankly. The other kind do not induce and in
sure sleep; the right kind do. Here are a Simmons Mat
tress and a Simmons Box Spring that offer more for your
money than you can get anywhere if you shop from
morning until night. They are beautifully, scientifically
made. They will give you luxurious comfort from their
first moment’s use—and for many happy years after.
See them—today. It will pay you.
SLUMBER KING
Says:
Good sleep and good
health are synony
mous. Never gamble
on either; you can
not afford it.
SLUMBER KING Mattress
A mattress containing 299 spring
coils, buried between two layers
of soft cushioning. Resilient
springs that "give” with every
motion of your body. Handsomely
covered — and with *72
smart bound edges :: ifpiy. / J
SLUMBER KING Box Spring
Resilient, continually "giving” coil
springs, enclosed in good looking
coverings. Special wood frame,
upholstered with good grade of
felt. Planned especially for use
with the SLUMBER j),.- __
KING Mattress ..... $19.7 5
◄IT Tune in—Monday nights—on the SLUMBER KING musical program
1L over the Columbia Chain, See your newspaper for time and station.
HOGUE & TVETEN CO.
mrnr r, i F~
In the Spotlight
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'-viiut Nordgren of Moss Island
i nd A1 Zuver of Level Island
were registered at the hotel dur- \
ing the week.
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Martin Severt°en was a pas- ,
monger for Port Townsend on
Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Berg 1
made a short trip to Wrangell
on the Norco and returned dur
ing the week.
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Mrs. P. Jorgensen and daught
er Alaska are returning cn the
Northwestern todav from Seat
tle where Miss Alaska has been !
attending school.
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Forrest Fryer of the Frye1
Machine Works is making a
business visit in Seattle. He ex
pects to return sometime next
j week.
j Mrs. Minnie L. Rue, who has
[been visiting here with her sis
j'er Mrs. Thos. Lando left for
tkagway and Sitka. She will
return here after a couple of
weeks at the hot springs resort.
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Mrs. Robt. Barkley took the
Queen for Kako
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The Alaskar Glacier Seafood
Co. shipped on the Watson a
on of shrimp meat* on the Ala
meda, two tons and on the
Norco a half ton of crab meat.
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Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Holling
tad returned last night to
Port Alexander after a few days
with relatives and friends in
Petersburg.
John and K^heryn Hadland
i(.turned this morning on the
Vorthlo.nd from Seattle wnere
hey have been attending school
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Mr. Victor Quist, foreman of
ecntsruction on the cold storage!
building made a business trip'
to Juneau on the Northland to
day.
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Mrs. C. Clausen was taken to
the hospital Wednesday night
suffering from what is thought
to be appendicitis. She is being
kept under observation to de
termine the nature of the
rouble.
Mrs. Louis F. Paul is rallying
nicely from an operation at the
government hospital in Juneau.
Tne will visit with relatives in
Vrangell for a time before re
turning to her home here.
Miss Dorothy Howe who has
been visiting here with herj
"dsins the Tvetens and the
H imdahJs, returned to her
home in Ketch’kan on the Ala
meda. Mildred and Howard
Heimdahl acccmpanied her to
Ketchikan for a visit there.
Archie Dunham head sawyer
t Scow Bay mill in past sea
ons, left on the Norco for Pu
get Sound Mr Dunham is
'hinking of organizing a new
mill company and returning to
this section next season.
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Fred Jensen is around again
“attening up his book of orders
ror Chesterfields Yep ,they
■atisfy. Mr. Jensen is returning
From a trip to the westward and
says Petersburg is as good a
place as any.
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Th Indian Bureau has assign -
d the plot of ground at the
native school to a group of na
tive boys for gardening. The
h' ys will be supervised by the
! .egion Auxiliary working to
gether with the Salvation Army.
f'ach boy will be assigned an in
dividual plot, seeds will be fur
nished and prizes will be offer
ed for the best k^p* gardens.
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K. P. Edwards, new represent
ative of the house of Heinz is
making his first round of the
Alaska trade. “K P.” knows his <
pickles,
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J. MacDonald Los Angeles 1
salesman, is giving Petersburg
the once over He strenuously
denies they ever had to use rope J
ladders in California.
Deputy marshal C. V. Brown |
.ft for Juneau on the Evans.
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About 1200 ^eet of the right
f way for the West Petersburg
•■'ad has now been cleared.
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Roderick Da\ is of the J. Davis
Son, boat builders of Metla
rntla is in Petersburg aboard ^
he good ship Mary Louise. He
ms a number of round bottom
mats for sale and we’ll say they
ire beauties. Mr. Davis is on his
vay to Kake, Angoon and Ju-!
leau. j
Dominic P. McCluskey is visit- ;
ng his sisters. Mrs. E. J. John
son and Mrs. Chas. Craig. Mr.
VIcCluskey is a student in a
business college in Salem Ore.,
\nd had not seen his sisters in
ten years. He wil1 return to
=5alem next fall to continue his
studies.
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NOTICE
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Sealed bids will be received by
the clerk of the Petersburg
School Board for the transport
ation of pupils from Skow Bay
during the next school year.
Also bids for similar service for
West Petersburg pupils. Bids
must be in hands of clerk before
Jolv 4th. High4 to reject any or
all bids reserved.
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Captain Loewen of the local
°alvation Army Co^ps has been
notified that she is to farewell
after nearly two year’s service
here and proceed to Cordova to
nicceed Captain Afore who pre
viously had charge of Petersburg
Corps. Captain Loewen has
worked hard and faithfully at
Petersburg and it is with regi’et
that the Citirens will hear of
her early departure.
Lieutenant, Brierlv who has
assisted Captain Loewen here
will be known in the future as
Captain Ethel Brierly. The Cap
lain wall remain in Petersburg
in charge. She is quite capable
of succeeding Captain Loewen
as she has had much experience
in work with /oun" people, and
with her new assistant whose
name is not yet known, it is an
ticipated. that the work in Pet
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Wfhen Mosquitoes
Keep You Awake
No need to lay awake hour after hour listening to the
buzzing of pesky Mosquitoes. Just grab your spray gun
loaded with
Elkays Fly Kill
and take a few shots about the room. The insects won’t
bother you any more.
Sold only at the Rexall Stores. Also ORONITE FLY
SPRAY for gnats and mosquitoes.
The People's Drug Co.
The Rexall Store.
SAVE uith SAFETY
<iiyour J>e/xq££ DRUG STORE
J. B. Carlson, Manager Across from Hotel £
mrsburg will cortinue to accom
plish much good
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! SCARLET FEVFR ON
S. S. BOXER
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I A radio message from Dutch
i Harbor states there are four
I cases of scarlet fever on board
! the U. S. S. Boxer delivering
supplies from Seattle to federal
| gove-nine) t schools in the Bris
j tol Bay region of Alaska.
|COW EATS BEEF
SETS RECORD
! A beef-eating dairyman is no
j curiosity. but F W. Didius of
: Vernon, R C. has fed his cow
| Xenia Fanny on a diet of
! ground beef for several months.
iThe cow is a Jersey and she re
; cently startled the dairy world
i by giving milk containing 9.8
| per cent butter fat while the
| milk from an average cow runs
: about 4 per cent Fanny’s own
, er attributed the richness of her
j milk to the Hamburger diet,
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Clarence Dundas, a student at
Jihe Sheldon Jackson school pas
sed through on the Queen today
en route to his heme in Metla
‘katla.
JOHN A TALBOT, SENIOR^ ”
MISSING AT KETCHIKAN
The Ketchikan Tribune states
that a meeting of the American
Legion was being called on
Tuesday of this week to form a
searching party for the purpose
of combing the town of Ketchi
kan and surrounding country
for trace of J. A Talbot, Senior,
who had been missing since Fri
day last.
Mr. Talbot walked down the
street with Deputy Marshal Cas
well Friday ev; ning about 7:30
Caswell noted that the old gent
eman seemed more feeble and
had remarked that hewas not
feeling very well.
Mr. Talbot was seen by several
people late that night, and Bert
jibe and Ed. Reed report having
sec him going up the hill by the
Ketchikan Steam Laundry Sat
urday afternoon about 2 o’clock.
Mr. Wallace of Newtown Drug
Company says he he came in his
store about 7 o’clock Saturday
evening. Sine*1 that time no one
can be found who has seen the
missing man.
Mr. Talbot is 67 and is the
father of Jack and George Tal
bot of the Talbot & Spaulding
'Co.
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Special Sale!
Schillings Products
In All Grocery Stores
Saturday Only—June 20
Buy 2 lb. Schillings Coffee—
Receive Free 2-oz. tin Schillings Black Pepper
and 1-oz. bottle Schillings Vanilla.
Buy. 1 lb. Schillings Baking Powder—
Receive Free 1-oz. bottle Schillings Vanilla.
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