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All Alaska Edition of the Cordova
Times is on sale at Worth’s. A fine
souvenir to send home.
Everything sold at a reduced
prices this month at John Fanning's
shoe store.—ad.
Hand tinted Christmas greeting
cards and other choice kinds at the
TOTEM POLE.
CHURCH NOTICES
Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
SUNDAY SCHOOL at 10:30 a. m.
SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE at
11:30 a. m.
S. SYDNESS, Pastor.
Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
i 10:30 a.m. Aternoon services at
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Hdnpipy Mew Year
Carl Jacobson
JEWELRY and CURIO STORE
PETERSBURG,
ALASKA
FOR QUICK TAXI SERVICE CALL PHONE 49.
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DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Residence and Office Orer Wheeler Drug Store
Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: E\ e, Ear, Nose & Throat
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted
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Have that
Bridge Party or Dancing Party
AT THE
AT THJB SALVATION ARMY
There was a very pretty Christmas
tree and a whole lot of presents fm
the young folk at the Salvation
Army Christmas tree last Saturday
evening. There was also a pleasing
program nicely caried through by
just the little people.
- A BABY GIRL
News has drifted in that a baby
girl was born last week to Mrs
Herve Jorgenson, In Seattle. Mother
and child are getting along fine ac
cording to report. It is “Granpa
Pete” now and no wonder the big
smile on the face of Pete Jorgensen
when friends go by hi3 shop.
WINNERS AND LOSERS
lu the billiard tournament las.
Sunday, Harris was the winner with
a score of 80, oppenent, Sanviek.
50. On Tuesday Sarff ran out 00
to Pickernell’s 54. The first round
of the elimination comes off neat
Friday evening when Oscar YViok
strom and Harold Runstad will be
players.
ON A MONDAY NIGlil
Tne dance at The Green Lantern
last Monday night wa3 one of those
affairs in which young dancing folk
enjoyed themseh es. Till along to
ward the early m >rning hours there
was the twang of mandolin and
thrum of guitar and the gliding tinn
of the dancers. There weren't so
many on the floor, but the lack of
a crowd was more than balanced by
the gayety of the party.
IN FROM AGASSIZ
Mrs. Conrad Bowman was a visit
or in Petersburg over the holidays.
Se is teacher at the Point Agassis
School.
TAKE NOTICE, EARL OHM EH
.All of Mr. E. Ohmer’s Thlinget
People wish him a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year and good
luck. He’s just like a Father to his
Thlinget People. Whenever they
come to him for help, he’s right
there with his help and we allthauk
him. I thank Mr. E. Ohmer for all
the good and help he has done for
me.
DAVID W. PAUL
A HOLIDAY VOYAGE
Eugene Wheeler was an outgoing
passenger on the Alameda, Wrangell
bound, Christmas Day. ’Gene said
that he couldn’t make up his mina
that he couldn’t make u phis mind
for sure bearing on the extension of
his ride until after stopping at
Wrangell.
TO KETCHIKAN
Ehrling Moe left on the Alameda
for Ketchikan.
APPOINTED GUARD
James Gibson was recently ap
pointed puard at the Skagway bas
t.ile by U. S. Marshal Albert White
of Juneau.
IN PETERSBURG
Practically all of the dredge crew
put in their holiday time in this
city. Most of them came up on the
S. S .Prosser a day or so before
Christmas. The M. S. Edward
Schenk went to Wrangell for the
holidays.
A CHRISTMAS VISIT
Charles Eliott and Mr. Papke were
holiday visitors for Christmas time.
Mr. Eliott called at THE ALASKAN
office and in his conversation ex
pressed himself as greatly pleased
with the holiday atmosphere and
good cheer of the city he had run
< p gainst while here. The two re
turned to their homes down the Nar
rows, Monday afternoon.
WITH SKTNS TO SELL
Jonas Olsen departed Seattle way
on the Alaska Steamship Company’s
st amer Alameda, Christmas Day.
Tf ■ took with him a number of blue
fox pelts that he is going to dispose
of in Seattle—-if the price is fair—.
Tf- the offers don’t suit, Mr. Olsen
will jog on to New York and see if
he may do better.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank most heartily
all those who so kindly gave us
gifts at this Christmas time, and
wish for each of you a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
Mrs. Annie Andreanoff
And Family.
FROM SEIjDOVTA
Ehrling Summers arrived in from
Seldovia on the Alameda, December
2r»tD. Mr. Truitt, father of James
Truitt of the local harbor engineer
force, was also an incoming Peters
burg passenger on the Alameda.
RACK FROM SEATTLE
Mrs. F. M. (Bud) Hungerford and
little son. Donald, are back to Pe
tersburg on the S. S. Admiral Wat
son—after a stay of nearly four
months in the States. Mre. Hunger
ford said that she had an enjoyable
trip both down and back and thal
! while in Washington kept herself
i busv visiting so to make the most of
the time at her disposal.
FROM THE SOFTH
The Admiral Liner Admiral Wat
son tied up at Petersburg last Satur
day on her way north. A few pass
engers came ashore here and the
I quantity of freight dischcarged was
light.
YULF.TIDE GREETING
NEW YEAR
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At
the closing
days of another
year Christmas brings
back with it the kindly
thoughts of friendship,
peace and good will; the
remembrances of pleasant business
relationships that have been our
privilege to enjoy. It has been our
aim to be of helpful service to each
one of our many friends, and as the
New Year dawns there comes to us
a more determined purpose to make
ourselves a real helping hand towards your
success in the years to come. May we express
here our deep appreciation of the business you
have given us? We hope that 1927 has been good
to you—that 1928 will be still better. Please accept our
very best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
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the public from whom we ask only an open mind and a disposition
to give preference to the local store everything else being equal.
We have our fortunes tied up in the counutry. We have the goods
on the ground and we are ready to meet a reasonable proposition
halfway at any time.
And at this most opportune season, we wish to thank you and to
lay that our earnest desire is to serve you most satisfactorily, so
that this co-operation may continue unbrokenly throughout the
coining year.
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