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Sore Throat
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Gargle With
Me Kesson’s
Antiseptic Solution 59
Excellent also as
Nose Spray
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Full Pint Bottle . . 50c
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Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
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Local Products
Fresh Killed Chickens
Order Yours for Saturday
Local Grown
ILettuce
Potatoes Rutabagoes
The
Modern Grocery
A. 0. Heimdahl
You Are Invited.
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The Largest Department Store in Juneau
invites out of town visitors to visit their big
store and examine the quality and style of
our large stocks of up-to-date merchandise,
to compare prices as you would at thehome
store, without being urged or feeling in any
way obliged to purchase.
You will enjoy your visit here and
we will be pleased to have you call.
The Cash Bazaar.
Opposite The Alaskan Hotel
Juneau,
Alaska
'SVmncaxv Y arVor
(Mrs. Jack Wilson)
siPEOT^Lizizisra- usr
Permanent Waves
The most painstaking professional artistry and individual
attention is given to each customer.
Valentine Building, Juneau, Alaska
TOWN TOPICS
j Miss P. Brown was a registrant
at the Arctic Hotel.
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Axel Steffanson returned to
Petersburg this week after being
away for a long time.
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Glenn Carrington of Ketchi
kan was in town visiting the
local trade.
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M. J. Antonich of Wrangell is
at the Arctic Hotel.
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Arthur Tveten is returning to
Petersburg next Tuesday on the
Alaska. “Art” has been spending
several weeks in the linotype
school in San Francisco.
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Father Monroe, S. J., returned
to Wrangell after spending sev
eral days in Petersburg with his
church membership.
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Charley Powers of Wrangell
was a local visitor.
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Lou Crider. Bert Buchanan
and Ross Grenier planted a
batch of eastern brook trout in
Bear Creek, Wednesday of this
week and then spent the balance
of the day hunting. Ross got a
big buck and Bert and Lou got
wet but they had a fine hurt
anyhow.
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I I' j Eilly Gribble and Oscar Wik
strom left Wednesday of this
week for a moose hunt on the
Stikine River. They plan to be
gone a week.
The bang-banging of guns ir
Duncan Canal on the flats and
in the hills have made the deei
t mighty scary and the hunters
< are not bringing in so mucl:
^ meat.
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\\ The Alaska Steamship Com
I^ipany is now offering on salt
roundtrip tickets to Seattle, be
ginning October 20th and end
ing February 28th 1933 with
final return or cancellation ol
the ticket by March 20th: Low
er deck, $57.50, saving $14.50
.Upper deck, $65.50, saving $16.50
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! Alex Cresa, former resident o
Petersburg, was operated upor
for removal of appendix, Cor
aova hospital last week.
The M. S. Prince of Wales
owned by Dr. L. P. Dawes o
Juneau was last week towed ii
to Vancouver, B. C., for repair
iand held by the Canadian gov
lernment pending settlement o
salvage claims.
Senator A. J. Dimond, demo
cratic candidate for delegate t
congress will be in the firs
Division by the middle of nex
month. His hurts from a nair
plane propeller are said to b
healing rapidly.
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Nick Nussbaumer, mill mai
and contractor of Wrangell stop
ped off in Petersburg when th
; Admiral Evans called in port. H
is looking for passage to Wran
gell.
| Mrs. Charley West and Mr. am
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Petticrew, ar
(leaving for points south whe;
jthe Zapora arrives in port. Mi
I West moved south some time las
spring and now will be joined b;
his family.
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| Mr. John Rustgard’, territoria
attorney general, spent severs
days in Petersburg on “officia
business.” He left for point
south.
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J. R. Reynolds of Juneau wa
in port for a few days last wee!
following a trip around Prine
of Wales Island in a cruise fo
trap piling. With him was Frei
Miller of Miller Brothers, logger
of Ketchikan. They made thi
trip on the Juneau mill tug
“Judge.”
&I Hans Preuschoff was in por
* for mail and supplies for thi
Lung Island family. ;
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SNAP SHOTS
Tom Anderson fell on his
hunting knife severely injuring
himself but is weathering the
wound.
The roster for grand and petit
jury reads like a social register
of the Juneau elite.
C. R. Crawford of Juneau, old
timer in the country, committed
suicide by shooting his brain
out with a revolver, lest week.
The first report of winter
snow comes from McKinley
park where portions of the
highway were blocked by snow
drifts well inside the park
boundaries.
Mr. Rasmuson, Republican
National Committeeman has
completed naming the Divisional
Committeemen: Albert White,.
Juneau for First Division; Geo.
Hellerich, Nome, Second Divi
sion; Andrew Nerland, Fair
banks, Fourth Division and Dr.
W H. Chase of Cordova, for the
Third Division. The fly in the
ointment is that too many Re
publican want the support of the
Republican machine without
giving the machine any finan
cial or even moral support.
Dr. Edna Tavlin, government
dentist, compmleted her work at
Yakutat and proceeded on to
Cordova, swinging toward the
interior towns.
Alfred Krader, Cordova, miss
ing since Sept. 20th, was found
by deputy marshals on the beach
line near Government Point.
Krader had evidently fallen off
a cliff and was killed by the ac
cidental discharge of his gun as
he had a gun-shot wound in the
abdoman. Krader enlisted in the
First Alegerian Division and
served four years in tfie trench
es—was wounded four times
during his service.
Frank Torstensen of Sitka
1 was taken to Juneau to serve a
fine of $300 and five months in
' Jail for violation of the dry
laws.
Miss Matilda Holst of Juneau
, left for Seattle where she will
’ matriculate in the University ox
Washington.
Announcement is made of the
birth of a girl baby to Dr. and
, Mrs. W. P. B. McAuliffe, at Yale
f Medical Center, New Haven.
1 Conn. Congratulations, Doctor—
5 pass the cigars.
Hugo Frederickson, stream
watchman at Yakutat, returned
to his home in Sitka.
Some one tried to pilfer oil
supplies from the Union Oil
f. clocks Tuesday night but were
j. scared away. They cut about
_ fifteen feet of the water hose
a and had rolled a drum of oil
over to the edge of the dock but
did not get time to siphon out
1 the gas.
Jimmie Lawson returned tc
3 H o o n a h from the trolling
3 grounds in the Sitka district
Charlie Johnson, one of the
big pins in the trolling game at
1 Fort Alexander, has returned tc
: his home in Kake.
1 Pete Jensen presided at a re
• cent meeting of the Alaska
,J Trollers’ Association at Port
? Alexander to attend routine
business.
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WRANGELL
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson lef*
Wrangell for the south and will
make temporary residence in
Seattle. Mrs. Johnson is more
3 generally remembered in Peters
c burg as Mrs. McLaughlin,
' Byrant Benjamin, • brother of
j Charley Benjamin, local mer
5 chant, died following an opera -
| tion for appendicitis, in Tacoma.
Rev. Harry P. Corser, Rector
» of the St. Philip’s Church left fcj
New York and Pennsylvania
where he will visit with relatives.
* He was accompanied east by
: Harold MeWiaa v ^ ^
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An after shave comfort
You never knew before
STAG
TALCUM
For Men
25c
The People’s Drug Co.
The Friendly Store
Across from the Postoffice
Down stairs Apartment for rent
partly furnished—Reasonable—
good location—Inquire Alaskan
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Juneau Melody House
R.C.A.-Victor
Records - Phonographs - Radios
Mail orders promptly filled
Monte Bay Pool Hall
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Candy - Cigars - Soft Drinks
A place to meet your friends
Yakutat, Alaska
Ben Petersen - - Prop.
mm MERCANTILE
COMPANY
General Merchandise
Good Goods-Fair Prices
Fair Treatment
David Lawrence - Proprietor
Hoonah, Alaska.
Franks Transfer
GENERAL HAULERG\
DRAYAGE
\ RHONE - - - - 6b\
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X President, Judson L Brown ♦{♦
X Secretary, Joseph Jackson *{»
£ Meets every Monday *|*
X Visiting members welcome *t*
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DR. RAE L. CARLSON
Optometrist
Specialist in Examining Eyes
Glasses Fitted
Prompt mail service in replacing
lenses and repairing frames
Ketchikan - - - Alaska
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Joseph 0. Rude M. D.g
| PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Over Peoples Drug Store
Phone
Office 61 Home 63^
£ T. W. Benson M. D. S
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| Physician & Surgeon
>;Phone
Office in
DAIRY BUILDING
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O. L. ALBERY
Chiropractor
Free Examination.
Phone Office Phone Res.
Petersburg - - - - Alaska
Dr. A. B. Kearsley
Physician & Surgeon
Wrangell - - Alaska.
At your Service
Adams Transfer
Hauling and contracting
W ood for delivery
Greater Circulation-Greater Coverage-Cheaper
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WE Move Anything Loose On One End
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General Hauling
Phones
13 and 12
The Telephone
Open Door To the Merchant’s Es
tablishment. One telephone order to-day