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Jewelry Store
When you need a
Watch of any kind,
Silverware,
Brunswick Phonograph
and up-to-date Records
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Carl Jacobson
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drugstore Phone 85 Re»idenceIMycklebo»t Home Phone 54
Dan E. Standard,“M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: Eye, Ear, No>t|& Throat
LINOLEUM
1927 Patterns Now Showing Inlaid
and Printed, “Armstrongs”
LINOLEUM RUGS
Solid Color Centers, with Narrow I
Contrast Borders sizes 6x9 to 12x12 |
“ Armstrongs ” of Course
See these Rugs before you buy
Kirsch Rods, Curtain
Casement and Sash
at Right Prices
TWO BILLS FURNITURE CO.
WORTH & GRIBBLE
LOCAL NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stedman
are the proud parents of an eleven
pound boy, born Saturday night
April 23rd.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing in the Legion Hall on Monday
evening. May 2nd, not on Tuesday
as was previously announced.
Mrs. Edward Locken sailed on
the Rogers for an extended visit in
the States.
The P. T. A. Benefit Play on
which the cast has been working
diligently for some time, will be
staged in the ^iear future. Watch
ior the announcement.
Carol Clausen and John Adams
bad a narrow escape from being the
principals in a double funeral early
Sunday morning when the latter’s
car in which they were riding to
meet the Rogers, skidded oft the
planks on the approach to the Citi
zens Dock, smashed through the
rail, and made a perfect nose-dive
ixjto the icy water below. The men
were hastily rescued and suffered
no serious results from the untimely
accident. The car, however, was
Quite a sorry looking sight when it
was hauled up by the Americ of the
Shrimp Fleet, late Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Magnus Hemness, who has
been quite ill the past week, is re
covering nicely.
Eddie Williams from Kake was
> brought to Petersburg ths week on
: the Phoenix II for medical care. He
: had the misfortune to fall from the
:i chopping board of a tree he wa3
cutting down on tne property or tne
: Kake cannery fracturing an arm
and tearing a ligament of the arm.
WANTED—A round bottom boat
12 or 14 feet long. Notify at the
Alaskan office. Adv.
CHURCH NOTICES
| Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
I Sunday morning services at
I 11:30 o'clock.
Sunday school at 10:30
Services in the fornoon by Stu-1
dent lOlsen from Ketchikan.
In the evening the following pro- I
gram will be rendered1.
Reading by Mrs. Stedman.
Song by Solveig Vick.
Duet by Mrs. Enge and Miss Reep
Reading by Miss Mary Reep.
Solo by Mr. George Nicholsen
Remarks by Student Olsen
S. Sydness,
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10:30 a.m. Aternoon services at
2 p m. Wednesday evening pra>
er meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
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.;
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SCHOOL NOTES
The pupils in the sixth and sev
enth grades are making beautiful
ly decorated portfolos in which
they will keep their best work this
year. This will be used as exhibit
work at the close of the year.
Louise and Carl Susart are new
pupils enrolled this week in the
fourth and fifth grades. Thelma
Susart is enrolled in the sixth
grade. They came from the Seat
tle schools.
The children of the third grade
are working on health books and
Geography books.
The Utomigi Camp Fire Girls will
give a program in the Variety The
atre Saturday night, April 30.
They will be assisted by outside
parties. Miss Reep, a former
teacher in the schools of Petersburg
will give a reading.
The pupils of the Fifth grade
are making an intensive study of
Alaska by the use of maps and
books and also from pictures.
The pupils in Miss McKecknie’*
room celebrated her birthday last j
Friday afternoon with a surprise j
party. They presented her with a j
beautiful leather purse.
A Robert Stevenson program was \
given, after which refreshments ]
were served.
Several visitors were present.
On Friday evening the Utomigi I
Camp Fire Girls met with Miss {
McKecknie, who is their guardian, |
and gave her a present.
The class in music appreciation \
in the fourth and fifth grades com- j
H
pleted their work and a music mem
ory contest was given. The exam
ination consisted of the following -
productions and their composers:
Rondina by Kreisler; To a Water
Lily by McDowell; To a Wild Rose
by McDowell; The Swan by Saint
Saens; Minuet in G by Beethovn,
Prelude in C-sharp Minor by Reacli
maninoff; Morning,—Death of Ase,
Anitra’s Dance, Peer Gynt Suite by
Grieg; Amaryllis—Louis XIII Pe
riod; Tales of Hoffman—Barcarol
le—Offenbach, Salveig’s Song, Peer
Gynt Suite by Grieg; In the Hall of
the Mountain King—Peer Gynt
Suite by Grieg; Ca Valeria Rusti
cana by Mascagni; From the Land
of the Sky Blue Water by Cadman.
The following is the list of
those who had perfect recognition
arranged according to the ability
in spelling the names and giving ,
the correct composer in each case; «
Imogene West, Myrtle Dunkelber- !
ger, Muriel Young, Margaret Han
Molver, Arnold Enge, Bella Was- «
vick, Agnes Hammer, John Otness, <
Ralph Anderson, Dorothy Noreide, i
Gertrude Stenslid, Frieda Sandwich, <
Roy Dahl, Elmer Martinsen, Norma i
Lando, Melvern Dunkleberger, Ev- «j
.
elyn Nicholson
The coming school year will see ♦;
very few changes in the present *j
faculty. The only vacancies will be «j
the positions left open by the re- «j
signations of Miss Wheeler and *
Mr .Judy. Mr. Judy has already g
accepted a teaching position in his
dome town in Idaho.
The Camp Fire Girls are planning
to put on a Rummage Sale on the
Sth of May. They are asking those
who will contribute articles for
:he sale to hold them for the com
mittee of girls which will make col
ection of the articles. . •
new
Victor Recordr
Accardion Records
Pipe Organ Records
Hawaiian Records
Portable Machines
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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
l length at
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Petersburg Marne Ways
• J. C. Holton & Ed. Walwick
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A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
Light Lunch in Private Booths
Rayon,
Vest and Bloomers
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Your Headquarters
for Cannery and
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