‘ The Admiral Rogers is due in'
pert southbound, Saturday night.
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The shrimpers report first
s*iOWfall on their decks while
down at the south end of the
Narrows, Wednesday. His Wor
ship the Mayor says: “Get your
blankets out of hock.”
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Martin Kinberg is now decking
on the Charles W., shrimper, re
placing Clarence Lewis.
Trollers out of Wrangell are
re ported as doing very well—they
should at present prices if they
can get any fish.
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‘ Earl Ohmer shipped out 20
boxes of shrimp meat on the
Northwestern.
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Eva Blair and Chris Lang were
united in marriage by U. S.
Commissioner Clausen during
the week.
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The Louise S. returned yester
day with a catch of six tons of
flounder for the Yukon Fur
Farms. She will leave for the
Sailing grounds again very short
ly this time to bring in a load
oi flounder for Cy Catt and Jack
LeSauter. The crew on the big
shrimper report that they se
cured the flounder in four hauls.
The George W., big herring
fisherman which sank off Puffin
Bay not long since and was ov
erhauled cleared for Seattle on
the 23rd of October but did not
arrive in Seattle until the 31st.
She was held up by heavy weath
er. Reinhart Larson was a pass
enger on her. He joins his fam
ily in Seattle and will probablj
hole up for the winter in the
Queen City.
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Halibut trips are reported a.
being very short—shortage of
fish and heavy weather. Prices
locally are 14 and 10.
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Jack Chamberlain left on the
Northwestern for Ketchikan. He
winds up his years’ work there
and will proceed to Seattle.
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The Americ of the Alaska Gla
cier Sea Food Co., was on the
| ways yesterday to repair a brok
en rudder pipe. The crew reports
! shrimp fishing good in spite of
prevailing bad weather.
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Earl Ohmer, Frank Havens,
Harold Dawes and L. B. Corneli
I ins raised Ell with the feathered
I population, last Sunday. Sound
ied like several machine guns
|on a front trench.
The Knutsen Brothers Mill Co.,
located across the Narrows will
close very shortly.
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Bad weather here and at Cor
dova has slackened up crab fish
ing operations considerably.
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Boy’s union suits—85 cents and
$1.00 at Fox’s Bargain House.
Ed. Johnson is building a nice
ibig warehouse ^j ust beyond the
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MODEL BARERYi
Under New Management
Specials
Pumpkin Pie ,35
Milk Bread 15 c or 2 for 25 c
Tea Biscuits 30 c doz.
Cream Puffs 10 c each
PtMtagtr accomma
elation* on all Admiral
Lin* Ttwelt have been '
completely and mater
ially improved.
You will find them
very attractive and
ce intertable.
regularly and dependably
North bound from Seutth
Rogers Oct. 24
Queen Oct. 30
Queen Nov. 13
Rogers Nov. 20
Queen Nov. 27
Southbound from Petersburg
Queen Nov. 7
Rogers Nov. 10
Queen Nov. 21
Queen Dec. 5
INFORMATION AND TICKETS:
Ed. Locken. Agent.
Peterslmrg ... Alaska
ADMIRAL LINE
Union Oil docks.
The Forestry Department has
appropriated $500 to build a trail
•up to Crystal Lake from the Pow
er plant at Blind Slough. The
trail will be biult along govern
ment specifications and the work
,vill be started very shortly.
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Ladies’ Lustex .Bloomers, .as
;orted shades, $1.50. Fox’s Bar
min House.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hadland of
skiff island were in town dur
ing the week. John sold 40 pair
of foxes along with a fine bunch
from Andy Anderson’s farm near
Hobart Bay.
F. W. Byerly arrived in town
[during the week.
Fred Patten, one of the old
I timers of the Territory is a local
[visitor.
Harry Steel, editor and man
ager of of the Cordova Times,
was a passenger on the Alameda
returning to Cordova from the
States.
Mr. Johnson of Douglas was a
passenger on the Alameda re
turning to his home after spend
ing several months in the States.
Father Monroe, S. J., arrived in
town during the week.
..Sample underwear, pajamas,
rightgowns, boy’s shirts, .20 per
cent off—Fox’s Bargain House.
Robert Wakelin, wholesale re
presentative, made port on his
last trip of the year.
E. S. Hungerford. of the Hun
gcrford Brothers Logging Camp,
was in for mail and supplies dur
ing the week. ,
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Children’s stockings' 25 cents
and up—Fox’s Bargain House.
The Odin and the Phoenix,
herring fishermen, have laid up
for a couple of months.
AT THE VARIETY
“The Loves of Carmen” is the
vehicle starring petitie Delores
Del Rio, popular actress, Sunday
and Monday.
The picture is rich in Spanish
atmosphere and tradition.
Tuesday will be dark, no bill
being offered.
On Wednesday and Thursday
Madge Bellamy becomes “Very
Confidential” in a comedy-dra
ma. There are thrills, spills and
chills in a breakneck race for
love.
“Paid to Love” features Geo.
O’Brien with Virginia Valli, Fri
day and Saturday, An expose of
the power of passion when a
vagabond Cupid ventures into
Royalty.
TOO MANY DEER
Down at Richmond, Cali.f, the
deer have become so plentiful
in that region that they have
become a pest by invading pri
late premises and causing con- C*
siderable damage to property.
The game warden of that dis- 1*
trict suggested the mothball cure I]
<o keep the pests from bothering I]
property. He declared that the tj
deer will steer clear of land hav- <
ing the scent of mothballs or •
heep dip.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS j
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J. «
Maakestad, Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. *
Morning worship at 11,
Evening service at 8 p. m.
A cordial welcome to all.
FOR SALE
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GAS launch “Era” with 15 h.p
Atlas engim i Cylinders and
shafting one year old.
The hold also in good condi
tion. Boat may be inspected on
beach at Scow Bay.
Eight hundred dollars takes it
if quick sale is made. This is not
quite the price or the engine.
Inquire at O Benjamin’s
place, Scow Bay.
FOR SALE
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A bargain at $300 if taken at
once, for cash one 34-foot boat
equipped with Dodge engine.
Speedy and good for hunting
trips or for trolling. Inquire at
this office.
FOR SALE
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House and lot, water front
property, completely furnished.
At a bargain for quick sale. In
quire at this office.
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Nov. 9, 1929
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Auxiliary of the Legion
Hope Chest Raffle will be
Completed and number
Drawn on thiseveuing.
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Steamer Queen leaves .Seattle Nov. 13, due Haines 17.
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