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CARL JACOBSON’S
Curio and Jewelry Store
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Cheeful fireplace. Rado. music (inside) $
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Petersburg, Alaska
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General Machine Work
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Agents for SCRIPPS And REGAL ENGINES
Sunbeam Pipe and Pipeless Furnace—Sunbeam Cabinet Heater
FRYER BROS.
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STOLL’S
General Repair Shop
Battery Charging House Wiring
Installing of refrigerating, steam, gas and electric machinery.
We repair anything from a steam engine to a sewing machine,
and from an auto to a baby carriage. NO JOB TOO BIG OR
TOO SMALL. We charge your battery while you wait. No re
moving from the boat. Use your lights while the battery is
being charged.
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AGENT FOR THE WORLD BATTERY
Shop and office on Trading Union Dock. Always on the Job.
H. J. STOLL & SON
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Boat Owners
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X and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
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Petersburg Marine Ways
J. C. Holton & Ed. Walwick
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I LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. John Allen has started a
class of music pupils which she will
teach during the winter.
Richard Miller who has been in
Seattle for the past two weeks is
expected home on the Evans, Fri
day.
Word has been received by Mrs.
bam Allen that her son Cecil and his
wife are visiting their great uncle
n California and havng a delghtful
time among the orange groves.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen of Grief
Island, Duncan Canal, expect to sail
for the south on the Rogers. They
will go to Portland where Mrs. Al
len’s mother lives.
Word was received yesterday of
the death of Mrs Ted Hungerford’s
sister Louise, in Bellingham. Will
Barrows left Thursday night for
Ted’s camp to get the message to
them.
George Parks and road commis
sioner Williams were in Petersburg
on Wednesday. While in the city,
Commissiner Williams went out to
look over the Scow Bay road. The
party left for Juneau on Thurrsday
morning.
Hilmer Hansen, son of Mr. and
Mys. Lars Hansen, suffered a broken
arm while playing basketball last
week. Another accident while at
play resulted in a broken c ollar
Lone for Alma Hansen who is
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kensen of Scow Bay.
John Thompson slipped from a
board just outside his shop on
Tnursday afternoon. Fortunately
Bob Ketchison saw him go over
board and secured help and got
John out of the water none the
wose for the experience other than
a good wetting.
Mary Allen and her father, John
Allen are the guests of Mr. Garen
on a trip up the Stickeen where
they will hunt moose and mountain
goats. The party left Wrangell on
Wednesday morning and expect to
be gone until next week. On their
way up they will be entertained at
the Forest Ranger’s cabin by Mr.
Merrit and Mr. Holbrook.
Paul Owens purchased the home
of Dr. Mathis yesterday for $4,000.
The R. Larson place on the Scow
Bay road has just been purchased
by Frank Hudson for $1,400. The
property consists of a six room fur
nished house and about three acres
of land. The property is to be in
Mrs. Hudcon’s name, and theu will
take possession about April 21st
1927.
Last Tuesday evening there was
the most spectacular display of
Northern Lights that has been seen
in this section of Alaska in many
: ears. The heavens were agio with
streaks and flashes of the daintiest
pastel shades. They scintilated for
hours, constantly shifting and
changing, until at midnight the sky
was ablaze with a mass of color.
Many of the oldest sourdoughs
claim that they have never before
seen the Aurora Borealis so color
ful. *
MAJOR OLIVER HERE
The Bureau of Fisheries boat ar
rived from Juneau this week bring
Major Oliver who is looking after
the interests of his department.
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BEACH COMBINGS
By “Ahn-Kutty”
Troy—11 ounces—of the Empire
is a liar. There is, once in a while,
an individual to whom the ‘‘short
and ugly word” can be applied with
a knowledge that it perfectly fits.
He says, in a recent editorial, bear
ing on his almost daily nasty tirade
against Sutherland and his follow
ers—or “gang”, as the twisted
mouth piece of the plunderbund has
it: “Their whole campaign is based
upon misrepresentation, deception, I
evasion and dastardly attacks on the
character f the people who can and
do make honest living without hav
I ing to suck a public treasury teat
or to bleed dceived, illiterate In
dians.” And again: “Sutherland***
has a machine the cornerstone of
j which is 1,000 boss-controlled In
dian voters who are led to the polls
and compelled to vote tickets that
henchmen mark for them.” Now,
Troy lies, and he knows he lies,
when he says the campaign of Dan
tuSherland is based on “misrepre
sentation, deception, evasion and
dastardly attacks.” As to the “pub
lic treacury teat” part of his brain
twaddle don’t foster the thought
tnought for a minute that he and his
office seeking “independents” (?)
haven’t got their pretty lips all
screwed up for just the proper at
tachment to this same mammalia
gland. Anyway, Dan Sutherland is
drawing a salary on his labors FOR
rdaska. Troy—eleven ounces—and
his cohorts want to get on this pay
roll on what to do TO Alaska. And
this same underweight Troy lies
some more when he broadcasts the
assertion that the Indians are “boss
controlled” and are “compelled to
vote tickets that henchmn mark for
tbeem.” We have witnessed several
! election sin Native villages in re
cent years, and more orderly, unin
structed, unassisted and law abiding
affairs we never saw any place, any
t'‘me.
Valentino is dead and buried and
the whole world mourns. The press
agents and the camera made a sen
sation out of a very ordinary man.
He was little of an actor, but he
made a fine appearance and the
press agents told of it in highly per
fumed ink. He photographed well
and the camera broad casted his
image before the eyes of all. We
lament his passing as we do that of
any other human being. He was
young to die, but he leaves no void
that can’t soon be filled.
Everything is hunky-dory now.
1 he Navy Air Mapping Expedition
can return to headquarters after it’s
summer’s work in S. E. Alaska with
the knowledge that its labors have
been approved and appreciated.
When a body, such as the Juneau
Juneau Chamber of Commerce puts
its O.K. on what the Navy has done,
v/hy the job must have been well
done, of course. No organization
but the J. C. C. wouldknow enough
about this survey business to even
pass a remark.Here’s to the great
wisdom and appreciative faculties
of the Juneau Chamber of Com
merce. 4
Archie, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Knute Lein, has been seriously ill
with intestinal trouble but is im
proving now.
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GOODMAN’S
Across from Post Office,
For
Quality Goods and Fair Prices
Northwest Mill company
Mills at Scow Bay
$18 per 1000 ft.
Sidewalk Lumber Cut to
Length 54 inches
$18 per 1000 ft.
Before buying elsewhere See u for
prices on all kinds of lumber
We welcome inspection
as to quality
OSCAR FATHER, Pres. & Mgr.
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