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CARL JACOBSON’S
Curio and Jewelry Store
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Brunswick Phonograph and Records
Drop in and try our new Records
Bumble Bee, Lulu Lu, Valencia and many
other good records.
We have a new shipment of
records next week
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Petersburg, Alaska
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Genera! Machine Work
ATWATER-KENT IGNITION
Agents for SCRIPPS And REGAL ENGINES
Sunbeam Pipe and Pipeless Furnace—Sunbeam Cabinet Heater
FRYER BROS.
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your order jft
you can’t get too much of a good thing. Once
you’ve tried Frye’s “Delicious” Brand Hams
and Bacon on your own table, they remain by
right of superiority.
Only selected grain-fed young porkers furnish
these hams and sides, and the exclusive Frye
curing process holds every atom of flavor and y
goodness in bond until they reach your table. ( ^ ..y
Our own and U. S. Government Inspectors
watch every step of their preparation, right up
to the final wrapping, to keep Frye’s “Delic
ious” Brand Ham and Bacon up to its standard
of goodness.
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19 ways of cooking bacon alone and over 160 >
other tested receipes in Frye’s “Meat Guide."
Send 2c to Frye & Co., Seattle, for your
copy. These recipes make cooking a pleasure,
and every meal a delightful treat.
Petersburg Meat Company Agent,
STRANGE CASES
Three strange cases have recent
ly taken the center of our Ameri
can stage, all conected with minis
ters. The last in time but first in
tragic features is the case of Dr
J. Frank Norris. The second is tha
of Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson
who is the founder of a peculia
set. in Los Angeles sect 6f her own
and conducts a tabernacle whica
she acn crowd with her followers.
More than a month ago she mys
teriously disappeared and after
several weeks appeared in a town
in Arizona and claimed she had
been kidnaped andand kept as a
prisoner in a cabin in Mexico
Many circumstances threw suspi
cion and increasing doubt on her
story and it has now been all but
umonstrated to be untrue. Accu
initiating and convincing evidence
indicates that she went off with
one of her company, a radio
broadcaster, and occupied with
iiim a cottage in California and
then returned to her followers and
tabernacle to draw bigger crowds
tl.an ever. The latest sensation i
the culmination of a tragedy that
occurred four years ago, when
the Rev. Edward Hall, an Episco
pul rector in New Brunswick, N.J
was found near a deserted cabin,
together with the murdered wife
of his janitor. Every effort was
made to find some clue to the
strange and awful tragedy with no
apparent success. Yet til ; finger
<>r suspiion at once pointed to the
wife of the slain husband. No
tangible facts could be louud on
which to act. But recently a young
woman who was a servant in Mrs.
Hall’s home was married and then
parted from her husband and the
husband now comes forward with
Wa story of some secrets his wife
told him. At midnight of Wednes
day, July 28,officers knocked at the
door of her palatial residence, as
she inhrited more than a million
dollars, woke her out of her sleep,
put her under arrest charged with
the murder of her husband and the
janitor’s wife and hurried her off
to prison, where she awaits trial.
All the strange tales and terrible
tragedies are not novles: the
strangest ones are being enacted
on th stag of our actual world.
One need not buy dime novels
these days. All that is necessary
is to get the late dailies and the
nirid tales unfold. With illicit re
lations charged in the Gaines case,
the mysterious abduction of Aimee
Semple McPherson and more mys
terious disappearance of evidnee in
the case;the confession of Johnson
to the killing of a dozen or more
*n half dozen years along with
other stories gives one all the
varied passions of man.
Fresh strawberry short cake
lots of whipped cream at the Totem
Pole. t
New Eastman Kodaks
Especially servicsble in local
lighting conditions.
Eastman Films
For Good Negative
You will want to keep your good prints, arrange them in a snap s hot book using white ink
and art corners to make it artistic
Wheeler Drug and Jewelry Company
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James Wheeler is in Seattle on a'
business trip.
Dr. McKenzie is getting a new
office in the Bank building.
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An epidemic of colds is running
rampant in town this week.
Orange Crush and Lemon Crush,
served icy cold at the Totem Pole.>
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The Sons of Norway hall is get
ting a new coat of paint adding
much to its appearance.
William Worth returned from
Seattle on the Northwestern by
way of Wrangell this week.
The Turn Turn, Capt. Willard is|
in from Tyee. A fair season is re-|
ported by the crew.
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English services at 11 a.m. Sun- j
day morning. Services in Norwegian !
Sunday evening.
The Bessi0 M. fishing for Excur
sion Inlet was in port this week en
j route to Tacoma her home port.
The Petersburg Packing Com
1 pany had over 120,000 cases of
I salmon put up by Tuesday of this
week.
The Fidelity, tender for the Se
bastian-Stuart cannery, came into
port Thursday morning with 16
Filipinos headed south.
Neil McGreggor has bought him
self a twenty-four horse power
Gray motor for his boat. He ex
pects to put on some speed.
Ed Nelson is putting up the new
stole building for Swanson and
Dahl. It occupies the lot adjoining
the new Wheeler building.
Panl Owens has been busy haul
ing guana from the fertilizer plant
to the Citizens Dock tihs week. He
expects to put up about 350 tons
of it this year.
Mrs. Carl Carlson of Wrangell
came over last week and will stay
for awhile. Mr. Carlson is in
charge of the construction of the
new Wheeler building.
The Citizens dock is getting j
new piling under its approach. Re
pair work is being done by Jack
Sales and crew. More extensive re
pairs will be made to the dock
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The new channel has been open
ed to steamer traffic in the Nar
rows this week and several of the
iarger boats have already tried it
The next thing is to get the chan
nels next the wharves dredged so
that the bigger boats can also stop
here at any time.
The lighthouse tender Fern was
in port this week. She has been
| putting in new channel lights and
looking over the old.
A d ance at the Sales Inn last
Saturday was much enjoyed by
tnose attending.
The seasonal closed period is on
and the fishermen are returning to
town and paying up old bills. A
i>umber will not be able to pay very j
much on their acounts a,nd we al
ready hear of attachment proceed
ings on others. The ways of the
seiner are hard.
The Brookdale and the Challam
bra, under charter to the Admiral
line were tied up at the dock to
gether this week.
Pilot Ashe of the Brookdale was
renewing old friendships while his*
ship was in port. He fished out of
Petersburg twenty years ago when'
the only buildings here were the|
cannery buildings and a few
shacks
Sodas satisfy. Fifteen flavors at
the Totem Pole.
Apron Sale
and
Afternoon Tea
SAL VA TION ARMY HALL
Saturday August 28
Opening at 4 p. m.
Variety Theatre
Saturday and Sunday
Albert E. Smith
Presents
Captain Blood
The greatest Love story ever told
11 Reel Program
Door Opens at 8 o’clock
Latest in Fancy Sundaes
Steward Warners
Radior
Installed
in your home on trial.
Terms if desired
l Heating Stoves and Fireplaces on next Boat
\ Wm. E. Worth
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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.
STEAM FITTING AND PLUMBING EXPERT WORK ON IGNITION SYSTEM
AGENT FOR THE WORLD BATTERY
Shop and office on Trading Union Dock. Always on the Job.
H. J. STOLL & SON
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ATTENTION!!
Boat Owners
We can take care of general repair in wood and caulking
and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
length at
Petersburg Marine Ways
J. C. Holton & Ed. Walwick
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