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Baby' face
The two of us
Barcelonaa
On the Riviera
That's my girl (Played by Marimba Band )
I'll fly to Hawaii
I'd love to meet that old sweetheart of mine
Norwegian and Swedish Reminders and
Comic reading
Brunswick Phonegraphs
Always Ready to Tune In
at
Carl Jacobson
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYS'CIAN And SURGEONS
Office Over Drugstore Phone 55 ResidencelMycklebost Horn* Phone 54
Dan E. Standard,bM.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist; Eye, Ear, Nose}& Throat
Soon it Will be Time
Spring Cleaning
Replaceing Saging Curtain rods
Broken roller Shades Worn Rugs
Floor coverings & broken funiture
We don’t like to be
Bragging
But we are in position to Supply
all you needs in the Furniture
Line at Price that are in perfect
keeping with our quality Home
Furnishings and more coming all
the time
TWO BILLS FURNITURE CO.
WORTH cfc GRIBBLE
SCHOOL NOTES
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Window gardens are being made
"n the fourth and fifth grade room.
This is for the purpose of furnish
mg plants and flowt rs for nature
study and language work.
The eighth grade will entertain
the seventh grade at a party next
Saturday night in the primary school
room.
The Territorial Declamatory Con
test will be held in Petersburg April
2. A preliminary contest will be
held among the students locally
mr the purpose of selecting a repre
sentative from the Petersburg High
School. The date of the prelimin
ary contest has not been fixed.
•* Mrs. Knutstn was a visitor last
week in the sixth and seventh grade
, room.
The High School enjoyed a very
; nice party last Saturday night in the
I parlors of the Sons of Norway hall.
' Lancing and games furnished the
! amusements. Nice refreshments were
3erved.
:
I Imogene West entertained her
j friends in true style at a birthday
party last-Saturday afternoon and
i evening. They were treated to an
j auto ride, a dinner and a theatre
party in the evening.
Nellie Pileberg entertained some
friends at her home, last Tuesday
night at a birthday party.
The Utomigi Camp Fire Girls held
a candy sale at the school building
on Wednesday afternoon after the
close of school.
The sixth and seventh grades are
practicing folk dances, three times
per week, for physical education.
ANOTHER, DOCTOR
LOCATES AT WRANGELL
The latest addition to the medi
cal profession in Wrangell is Dr.
L. C. Smith who has taken up resi
dence and established offices in the
Gearing Building.
Dr. Smith is a graduate of the
Medical Department, University of
C hicago. He has practiced for a
number of years, having been lo
cated for long time at Dickinson,
North Dakota.
He first visited Wrangell in 1898
v'hen he was here enroute to Daw
son at the time of the Klondike
rush. He liked the north so well
that he later returned and prac
ticed in Fairbanks and Anchorage.
Dr. and Mrs. Smith are occupy
ing an apartment in the Gearing
Building adjoining the Doctor's of-!
fiec.—Wrangell Sentinell.
Mis. Thomas Case came over foi a^
brief visit to our town from Wran- 1
geil on the Tasmania.
LOCAL NOTES
The Hon. and Mrs. William E.
Worth left for Juneau last Monday
to attend the Legisatlivu sessions
v'nich begin on Monday the 7th.
Friends of Mr. Chris '* veten are
delighted to see him back at his old
stamping ground behind the counter
in Hogue and. Tveteu’s Store. He
is relieving Mr. Jess Ames who h. s
gone to take care of his mink farm
across the Narrows.
The local post of the American
Legion held its regular meeting on
Monday evening. They have decid
ed to put on a street carnival ov
e. Fourth of July and are bending
every effort towards making it a big
success.
Mrs. Andrew Ask has been a visit
or in Petersburg the past week, hav
ing come in for dental work.
Little Philip Clausen and Jimmy
Oiimer have both had a touch of the
Flu this week but are much improv
ed.
News was recieved here this week
that Fred Thiele, who was formerly
a cable operator in Wrangell, com
mitted suicide at Sitka where he has
been located the past year. Family
troubles, it is reported, were the
cause of his taking his ilfe. He was
buried at Sitka on Thursday.
Dr. Humphries-Pries of Craig was
in Petersburg several days last week.
She is the wife of Dr. K. K. Priest,
who formerly lived in Petersburg.
>he and Dr. Susie Standard left for
Juneau on the Watson to take their
examination for medical Territoral
license.
The following boats sold their hali
but to the San Juan Co., on the Citi
zens' Dock: Neptune, 3,800; Reform
1,100; Oakleaf, 2,200; North Pole,
3,300; Raven, 1,400; Rival, 5,400;
Unimak, 9,000; Brothers, 7,500; Al
pha 3,200. The prices were 15 and
L0.
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The first shipment of halibut out
af Petersburg was made by Eari
Dhmer to the San Juan Fish Com
pany, going south on the Watson,
Itogers and Northwestern.
Feast or famine—no boats at all
>r lots of them.
Mr. Braidge, businessman of Skag
is in Petersburg giving it the
mec over.
The American Legion Auxiliary
vill hold its regular meeting in the
.egion Hall on Monday evening,
darch 7th, at 8 p. m.
The Watson was in port yesterday
muthbound ofter one of the storm
est trips encountered in its run thru
Maska waters.
It is reported that the mailboat
Tasmania will make but one more
;ip to Wrangell for mail.
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Now Open for Business With
( All Electrical Equipment
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A shot with your KODAK gets better
resuits than a shot with your gun.
Take a Kodak when you
go hunting—and plenty of
film.
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Northwest Mill company
| Mills at Scow Bay
Fir Flooring at
$75.00 per 1000 ft.
Fir Ceiling at
$65.00 per 1000 ft.
Before buying elsewhere See u for
prices on all kinds of lumber
We welcome inspection
as to quality
OSCAR FATHER, Pres. iMgr.
Johnson Motor
| Now is the time to place your order for
| that Johnson Motor 2 1-2 and 6 h.p. &
1 The New Standard Twin
Bargain Sale
This Week’s Bargains Includes Boots,
Shoes, Dress . prints and Long Pants
in Boys sizes
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