ANNOUNCING
The ARGOSY
The Argesy has arrived! And never did the treasure-seeking
Argonauts of Golden Greece bring to port a richer cargo for
the enhancement of Milady. fl^j. ^ t \
A new pattern in 1847 Rogers Pi os. SILVERPLATEa stately
and regal pattern, with li,the and • slender lines*•♦♦enchased
with a design of lace-like delicacy.
We now have this new pattern on display* **in both flatware
and hollowware***charming tray and chest assortments of .knives
with stainless steel blades, forks and spoons and all the supple
mental dining service refinements, including tea and dinner sets
to match.
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A New lot of furniture on Every Boat
If you want to enjoy the Radio program this winter let Worth
install a Stewart-Warner Radio set now.
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Petersburg, Alaska
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General Machine Work
aTWATER-KENT IGNITION
Agents f' SCRIPPS And REGAL ENGINES
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Ba eery Charging House Wiring
.. tailing of refrigerating, r:eam, gas and electric machinery.
.Vc* repair anything from a steam engine to a sewing machine,
jnd from or .ut.o to a • carriage. NO JOB TOO BIG OR
T OO SMALL We cliarg. o-. i battery while you wait. No re
moving frov the boat. ^s<; vinr lights while the battery is
bein*. charged.
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AGENT FOR THE WORLD SfiTTERY
>n Trading nion Do-; k. * Always on the Job.
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LOCAL NOTES
Miss Merle Cleary, who worked
for the Wheeler Drug Co. in Peters
burg during the summer, returned
to her work in Wrangell after a
short visit in this city.
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Earl Ohmer took a shipment of
shrimp to Wrangell on the Munroe.
The shipment went south on the
Alaska.
Lacking a quorum Monday night
the Councfl meeting was adjourned
to the following week. *
A very interesting special pro
gram was held at the Lutheran
Chinch Sunday evening. After the
rogtPar exercises. Mr. Judy gave a
very interesting informal talk after
which Mrs. Mendenhall read a pa
lter on some of her experiences in
China. Mrs. Martin Enge sang a
solo, and later Mrs. William Sted
ir.an and Mrs. Enge sang "Whisper
ing Hope.” Miss Ruby Raynor ac
companied for both selections.
A baby girl was born October 20
to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kuwata.
Mrs. C . Haugen has been very ill
with bronchitis the past wek.
Helen Lund has been absent the
past few days from school due to
an attack of tonsilitis.
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Conrad Molver ofScow Bay has
been in Petersburg receiving medi
cal attention for a badly sprained
knee.
Carl Swanson of Point Aggissiz
Las just returned from an extended
trip to Chicago. *
Mis. J. S. Isom has been under
treatment for tonsilitis this week.
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BISHOP NESS TO SPEAK
Bishop J. A. E. Ness, of the Lu
theran Church, Bishop of the Pacific
Coast Division will arrive on the Ad
miral Evans. If he arrives in time
Sunday evening he will give an il
lustrated lecture on the activities of
the Church. Otherwise the lecture
will not be given until Monday.
The lecture is to be explanatory
of the activities of the Church.
The regular Sunday services will
be held during Sabbath.
The Chamber of Commerce had
a letter from Commisioner O’Malley
stating in effect that it was beyond
his power to change the herring re
gulations. He has had a representa
tive in the field and has had this
industry under observation for some
time. Congressional legislation, he
stated, being the only relief to be of
fered.
Lieut. Wyatt, officer in charge of
the Alaska airmapping expedition
has written to the Chamber of Com
merce giving them the permission to
print or publish pictures taken by
hi3 expedition during the past sum
mer.
.Tames Wheeler spent a few days of
this week in Wrangell.
I. C. Bjorge ot the Wrangell
Motor recently installed a filling sta
tion and air pump at his garage. The
automobile owners have organized
the Wrangell Automobile Associa
tion City ordinance now regulates
traffic and drivers license is requir
ed.
Try Jonn Fanning for Arch Sa
ver Shoes for men, women and chil
dren. First class hosery on hand.
SCHOOL NOTES
This week closes the second
month of school and the regular
regular monthly tests are being giv
en in the grades.
Next week closes the first quarter
in the high school and the quarter
ly tests will be given next Thurs
day and Friday.
A holiday was given to the school
on Alaska Day, October 18. Pro
grams in the high school and in the
different grades had been prepared
enumerating the day on which the
Territory was transferred from Rus
sia to the United States. The trans
fer took place at Sitka, when the
Russian flag was taken down and
the Stars and Stripes raised, accom
panied by the firing of cannons.
We hope the Board will feel gener
ous and give us Seward Day, March
30, the day on which the treaty for
the purchase of Alaska was made
by William H. Seward and Baron
Stoekel.
The following Alaska Day pro
gram was given by the second, third,
fourth and fifth grades on Tuesday
October 19. These grades had a
’oiut program.
Song Alaska My Aaska, by all
grades.
Croup songs by Miss Dicken’s room.
Story of Alaska by fmogene West.
Song Warriors of Alaska by Miss
Vick’s room.
Star Spangled Banner by all the
grades.
Flag salute by all grades.
Geography and health projects
were carried out last week in the
third grade.
a set of six double faced re
cords, prepared by the Gregg Pub
lishing Company, was received last
week for use in connection with the
typewriting text books. These are
being used this year for the first
time. The records are used to de
velop rhythm and uniform action.
Pupils keep time to the music in
Wilting their exercises. Great in
terest is being manifested in the
class.
David Morgan entered high
school this week. He came from
Juneau highy recommended as a
student. He is enrolled in the
Sophomore class.
The high school boys basket ball
team is making rapid progress.
They are anticipating a game with
the town team in the near future so
they are practicing hard every night.
The grade boys are eager to have
some' practice before they reach the
high school. The eighth grade boys
alternate with the boys of the ixth
and seventh grade in practice hours.
They hope to play preliminary
games when the high school boys
play public games.
CHURCH NOTICES
Sunday morning Service 11 a. n
Sunday evening Salvation mee.
tng at 7 o’clock
Tuesday evening and Frida
evening at 8 o’clock.
Captain Kenny and Lieutenan
McEachren, in charge.
Bright meetings, Everybody we
come. Come and meet your friend.5
Lutheran Church of Petersburg,
Sunday morning services only, at
11:30 o’clock.
Sunday school at 10:30.
S. Sydness,
Pastor.
CONSOLE i fE
You can’t drown out the
Orthophonic Victrola
Five, ten, twenty or thirty couples—
* all dancing their best and their gayest
—can’t drown out the beating rhythms
of the New Orthophonic Victrola. The
double basses, the steady notes of the
drums, the dynamic tubas, are repro
duced in full power. Let us demon
strate. Come in any time. The Con
solette, illustrated above, is only one
of the four beautiful models.
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Overcoats
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Sidewalk Lumber Cut to
Length 54 inches
$18 per iooo ft.
Before buying elsewhere See uc for
prices on all kinds of mmb^r
We welcome inspection
as to quality
OSCAR SATHER. Pres. & Mgr.
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