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Foutain Syringes
Combination Syringes
Syringe Attachments
Infant Syringes
Rubber Tubing
Atomizer Sets
Rubber Gloves
And
Hot Water Bottles
. 50c to $3.00
Wheeler Drug & Jewelry Co.
“Corner Drug Store”
SPECIAL!
Until Next Friday
l-lb can of
Relionce Peanut Butter
Free
with each 3-lb can of
Relionce Coffee
Price $ 1.35
Modern Grocery
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5am Komotsubara, Prcprietor
Best Meals Served at ali times.
Service: 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.
Materials
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Home Dress Malting
Hogue & Tveten Co.
In the Spotlight
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Th? f ->vard Schenck Wra jell
tug wa, in port Wednesday
night
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A load of clams was brought
in from Shipley Bay, yesterday
and canned forthwith.
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The “Turn Turn” underwent
repairs at the Anderson Marine
Ways.
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i C. R. Bell, Kake fish buyer wa;
; in port Wednesday from the
West Coast metropolis.
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Mrs. Matilda Paul returned
to Petersburg after spending
severa. days visiting relatives h
Wran* • L
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H. Oyama is having a new
window front put on his estab
iishment.
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Otto Welde is making rapid
1 rogress on the changes being
made to the Star Bakery.
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Trout and steelhead fishing so
far this season has been a bit
.low.
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The cantata presented by the
I utheran Church Choir in the
Coliseum Theatre last Sunday
was well presented and enjoyed.
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W. D. Gross Juneau moving
picture magnate, passed thru
j Petersburg last week, enroute to
the Queen City.
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William L. Paul, Ketchikan
attorney passed through Peters
Vurg last week enroute to Ju
neau. *
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Miss Frances Miller returned
on the Alameda after spending a
month in Seattle doing special
accountig work for the Alaskan
Glacier Seafood Co.
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Howard Hungerford, brother
of “Ted” and “Bud” Hungerford,
local loggers visited his broth
ers here while the Alameda was
In port, Saturday.
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John Brown of Hydaburg call
ed on friends in port while the
steamer Queen was in port. He
was going to Sitka to attend the
Presbytery.
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A. Warren West, author and
lecturer on Alaska called in and
paid his respects to Ye Alaskan
force while the steamer Alame
da was in port, Wednesday.
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Charley Morse of Wrangell was
in Petersburg this week, enroute
ta Juneau where he will take ar
examination before the U. S
Steamboat Inspectors for an en
gineer’s license.
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Eldon Daly, manager of the
rCetchikan Spruce Mills, called
on local friends last week. He
'•as going to Juneau to present
to the legislature the problems
which make mill operations in
Alaska unprofitable.
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Peter Sommer returned from
his ranch near Seattle where lie
spent the winter. The first r a!
vacation Peter has had in almost
a quarter of a century. All his
friends were glad to see him
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Mr. and Mrs. David Phillips
Mrs. John Adams and daughter
Alice and David Paul, left last
Saturday for Sitka where they
will attend the C. E. convention
now in full swing.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Peck’s
little baby died in the Peters
burg Hospital, Tuesday morning
from an attack of the flu. In
terment will be made in the
Kake cemetery.
James Brennan returned last
week after spending several
months in Seattle under medical
care. “Glad you’s back Jim,”
was the sinceer greeting which
met him all around
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J. C. Morris, agency organizer
f» r West Coast Life Insurance
Co., is looking over the Peters
burg field. He expects to ap
point a resident agent for the
company before going out to the*
Westward.
Peter Sommer returned home
after spending the winter im
proving his property at Fort
Flagler near Port Townsend, Wn
He built a neW house and made
other improvements and says it
was a great relief to be able to
work in peace without interfer
ence from O’Malley’s watchers
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Jens K. Nicolaison was brot
*n Wednesday by a searching
party sent out by Comissioner
Clausen. He had been having i
engine trouble and was missing
: ince Saturday last. He was
found drifting near Suokhoi Is
lands.
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Sargeant Clarence “Sparks”!
Lawrence, formerly of Peters
burg, but more recently in
charge of the U. S. cable station
at Seward, has been having a
run of tough luck this winter.
Betwixt appendicitis, influenza, i
pleurisy, etc., etc., it has been
rather difficult for him to carry
on. Jack Mendenhall, also for
merly of Petersburg, has been
placed in charge of the station.
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James Brennan who returne.1
.his week after spending several
months in a hospital in Seattle
attended some of the wrestling
matches which Petersburg fans
have been getting over the radio.
He found more enjoyment ir.
watching the reactions of spec
tators than in watching the ex
hibitions of brutality which pas'
for wrestling under present
•ules.
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Peter Cornstad and Anton Sa
ther returned on the Queen from
Seattle and will start operations
jor the P. A F. Co.
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EVERETT SALMON PACK
TAKES LEAD
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With 138,248 cases of canned
salmon, the Fishermen’s Pack
ing Corporation of Everett led
all other canneries in the a
mount of Puget Sound salmon
packed last year, their opera
tions reported as revealed re
cently.
The local pack was approxi
mately one-fourth of the entire
Puget Sound pack which was
valued at $6,795,318. Although
1930 was an “off-year” it was
declared this was the best pack
since 1918. Sockeyes were the
largest catch of the Fishermen’s
amounting to 90,094 cases; coho
or silver salmon accounted for
31,360 cases.
At one time, Bellingham pa
pers had streamline headings
saying that it packed the most
salmon of any city in the world.
Now the Ketchikan daily has the
same kind of a headline. The
question is being asked: Will
Ketchikan pack more salmon
this summer than any other
city in the world?
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Give the body its “three
squares” and your soul three
prayers a day.
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..CITY REVENUE INCREASE
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Report of reecipts and disburs
nents for the town of Petersburg
ubmitted to the Council, Mon
day evening shows a gross reven
oeof $77,377.68. This include'1
nearly $38,000 from City Light,
* 7,225.25, City Water, and $29,
“26.04 taxes collected. Balance
• n hand as of April 1, $3,955.23
Report for 1923 shows the re
enue to be a little over $31,000
City Light was $9 452, and tax
3s collected, $10 812.88. Thest
figures give a fairly accurate in
dication of the growth of the
iown.
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CRAIG
Mr. Arthur Bogue has the dis
tinction of having organized a
Commercial Club with 80 mem
bers. ' • * T-‘ 9% .
FOR SALE—V-Bottom rowboat j
Inquire of George M. Nelson:
Devils Thumb Apts. No 4.
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FOR SALE—16 h.p. FRISCO
STANDARD. Excellent condition
Terms to right party—$350.
Geo. Sumption, Wrangell.
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Regular attention by our
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dainty feminine charm. Our
prices are moderate.
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Barber Shop
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Beauty Parlor
Per McMflixsiPs Day
The All-Silk Mother’s Day Package
One and two-pound boxes Art Style Chocolates
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