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2 cans Del Monte Tomatoes
45c
2 No. 2 cans Aniftwat Pineapple
45c
Blue Rose Rice lie
Federal Milk case $5.15
Del Monte Pears 2 cans 05c
Modern Grocery
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LOCAL NOTES
Boh Allen had some repair work
done on his launch, the Peggy II,
during the week. New planking
was fitted in along the port side.
Mr. Swanson came into town
Saturday from Knig Slough, Stick
ine Territory. Mr. Binkley was al
also in town from Farm Island Sat
urday. Both . Swanson and Binkley
I brought io a large assortment of
vegetables for the local makets.
Johnny Wilson, of Kake, was a
i Petersburg visitor latter part of the
! week. He reports business affairs
I in the Ivupreanoff metropolis as
I showing up fairly well asd holding
I its own with other communities of
; like size.
Lars Hanson, in his trolling boat
Sea Gull, arrived in town the elos
j ing day of last week.
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We Receive shipments of
NEW RECORDS
on every northbound boat.
Come in at any time and bear tin
.latest Records. If you don’t find
what you want, we’ll get them foi
you. We have needles for your
phonograph.
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Carl Jacobson
JEWELRY And CVRU STORE
PETERSBURG,
ALASKA
FOR QUICK TAXI SERVICE CALL PHONE 49.
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DR3. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Residence and Office Over Wheeler Drug Store
Dan E. Standard,“M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: E's e. Ear, Nose & Throat
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted
WE SELL FIRST CLASS
COAL
Place Your Orders for the Winter Supply
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Chris. Tvet^n
Phone 15 Petersburg
ICE COLD DRINKS—LUNCHES—HOT DRINKS
Worth’s
GREEN LANTERN
Ball Room for
Bridge Parties - Dancing Parties
Clean - Cozy - Comfortable
The Elks’ dance, Saturday night,
at the Sons of Norway Hall was a
regular good time for all those who
attended. The merry makers were
many, enhusiastic and happy. One
iiveiy and enjoyable feature of the
evening was the burlesque ballet
dancing, to tlie tune of Old Si, by
a number of female impersonators.
Chas. W. Hawkesworth, Supt. of
the Southeastern Alaska Division of
the 11. S. Bureau of Education is
a Petersburg visitor. He arrived
on the America First, Friday after
noon.
Fred Burch, on his motorboat
Rex, departed Petersburg Monday
forenoon on a hunting and prospect
ing trip into Duncan Canal country.
Dick Burch Went along with a
couple of shooting irons to keep the
bears away.
Leo Haider and Mr. Bidwell were
town visitors Monday and Tuesday.
They came in from Olympic Mines
on the Bidwell yacht Vigilant.
M. B. Dahl arrived in from Kake
Monday on his motorship Monroe,
unloaded a small quantity of freight
at the Citizen’s Wharf float and de
parted for Seattle Wednesday morn
ing. The Monroe will return to Pe
tersburg in between two and three
weeks with cargo from Tacoma.
Joe Williams, one of the right
hand men in the Hogue and Tveten
Company grocery department, was
a passenger on the S. S. Watson,
Juneau bound, Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Williams 'said that his visit to
the capitol would be brief, and that
he would return on the next south
bound boat.
The big rock dredge that has
been removing obstructions in the
lower Narrows moved up to the
north end Wednesday forenoon in
tow of the steam tug Prosper. Ac
cordingly, The Narrows was closed,
to heavy navigation on midnight
November 2.
The S. S. Alaska, therefore, took
the long run around Cape Decision,
and the Charles T. of Earl Ohiri
er’s shrimp fleet loaded up with GO
boxes of halibut, S boxes of crab
meat. 20 boxes of shrimp meat to
place aboard the big steamer at
tlie lower end of the Narrows on
Thursday.
By All Means, don’t forget the
Indian Dance in Costumes at tlie
Variety Theatre, Tomorrow night.
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Rev. David Waggoner, in com-1
mand of the Presbyterian motorship
Princeton, landed at the Citizen’s
float Wednesday evening. The voy
age in was from Kasaan, where he
reports a modest and neat appearing
schoolhouse has just been completed.
Also, he brings report that the
town of Hydaburg wa3 voting on
an issue of incorporating the town.
Rev. Waggoner sailed with the
Princeton to Kake Friday.
Jack Mendenhall, of the local
cable office is a new member of the
Petersburg City Band. He is a
proud owner of a new Buesher alto
saxophone which he recently pur
chased from the Pacific Music Co.,
of Seattle, purchase being made
through P. E. Verney, leader of
the local band.
CORRECTION
In October 28 issue of THe ALAS
KAN a statement was made that
George B. Rice was the Alaska agent
for the Oil-G-Matic heating system.
This, according to Mr. Fryer of The
I Fryer Machine Works, is not wholly
true as the above named machine
j works holds the agency for both
Petersburg and Wrangell.
•POP’’ WARNER KNOWN HERE
In the November issue of Sunset
• Magazine there is a long and loving
tribute to Glenn Warner, the coach
of football coaches, who is now with
Stanford University. Fifteen years
ago he was the inspiring “Pop'’
Warner in the famous Carlisle In
dian School teams. Pat Verney, of
■ THe ALASKAN staff, knew him in
: timately and well and was frequent?
ly at the Warner home. It was
; Warner who trained Jim Thorpe at
i Carlisle, and Thorpe was the great
jest all around athlete that America
| has ever porduced.
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Fresh Choice Meats
Canned Fruit; Etc.
Petersburg,
Alaska
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ARMISTICE
Anniversary Dance
Saturday Evening, November 12, 1927
Sons cf Norway Hall
Given by
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Petersburg Jg^f§j|| American
Legion
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Also Rain Coat?, Boots, Rubber Goods, Shoes, Mackinaws, <
Hunting and Fishing Supplies, Etc.
GOODMAN’S
CLOTHING STORE
Across from Post Office
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Petersburg,
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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 i:
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All Electrical Equipment
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
Fancy Cakes and Pastry
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We have a large assortment
of Men’s Sweaters, Ail Types
—Pull Overs, Rough Necks,
Sweater Coats and Vests.
Come in and Look Them Oven.
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For the Convenience of the People of
Petersburg and her Trade Territory
there is now established up-to-date
Me«t Market facilities in our place of
business.
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