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We receive shipment of New Records
on every northbound boat.
Come in at any time and hear the latest Ree.ords.^Jj;$ou don't
find what you want, we’ll get them for you.
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JEWELRY And CUiUO STORE
PETERSBURG, - - ALASKA
for quick taxi service CALL PHONE 49.
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEON^ ,f
Office Over Drug’Store Phone 55 Residence .!W tfdebost 54
Dan E. Standard,,M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
General Practice Specialist: JT-. e, Ear, Nose!& Throat
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Eat Drink and be merry
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The Ball Room is for your pleasure
No extra charge for dancing except on ,*
Orchestra nights ” ‘.
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The ever growing Circulation of.
The ALASKAN among buyers is an
Inducement to Merchants to Adver-j
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do it yourself. 'Always laugh at
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LOCAL NOTES
A baby girl was born on Satur
day, September 17, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Hungerford.
Mr. James H. Wheeler was in
Wrangell last week and returning
to Petersburg on the Estebeth on
Tuesday.
Russel Harris is walking on his
crutches this week having cut him
self with an ax. *
Little Joan Davis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dayis, has
been quite ill this week with
stomach complaint.
Judge Wickersham of Juneau
passed thru Petersburg this week
on the Queen, calling on several of
In's friends while Mn port.
i,Forest Fryer has been installing
ojn ilOil-O-Matic heater in the Variety
ijheatre tl is week.
* Workmen have been bn’/ this
part week scraping and n 'nishlug
‘h- door in the Sons *.i No;wa>
hall. This will be a big improve
lr nt to one of the most popular
<1 nee floors in the city.
Mrs. Dammon of Vancouver, B.
C., is in Petersburg this week visit
ing her daughter, Miss Ruth
iDammon.. Miss Grace Metcalf and
Miss Dammon, who recently resign
ed their positions in the Wheeler
Drug Store, left with Mrs. Dammon
oni the Queen.
While carrying a, bucket of hot
j tar to repair the roof on his house,
I Mr. A. Rhyd stepped on a loose
board which flew up and struck
the pail of tar throwing-' it over his
hands and face. One hand was very
■ badly burned, but luckily only
spatters struck his face.
Arthur Johnson and Evelyn Fri
|dny of Kake were: married by Carol
|Clausen,' Justice of the Peace in
> ’ is office on Thursday, September
22nd. They returned to Kake on
Mr. Johnson’s, boat the Woodrow,
Thursday.
RECENT ARRIVALS AT
THE HOTEL ARCTIC
Tuesday, SeptA-20th
I F. R. Bigford. Seattle
W. ,F. J. Conroy, Juneau
Robert Wakedin, Seattle
Sa m Guy.cfl J- J-mTeau.
TT. F. Preston,
H. A. Webster
Wednesday, Sept, 21st
• A. J. McCann, Seattle
p. Jno. P. Van Aisdel. Seattle
Thursday, Sept1. 22nd
iJT C. Pell, Seattle. i.
George Sylvester of Wrangell is
.in town visiting bit'll his sister Mrs
Ritchey this week.
The shrimp fleet has been on the
gridirons .this week for .overhauling
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Fighting Marine Retains
Title On Decision
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chases Tunney around the ring. Tun
ney lands hard left hook to jaw.
They spar and Tunney lands right
and left to jaw. Jack missed left to
the jaw but follows it right back
landing a left hook to chin. Gene
ties Jack on the ropes in a clinch,
Jack backs into the ropes as Gene
crowds him, Dempsey lands hard
left to the jaw but takes, two lefts
to the wind at the bell as Tunney
rushed Jack. Tunney wins on de
cision.
COMING TO THE SHOW
Today and Saturday, Lillian Gish
will be seen in Nathaniel Haw
thorne’s “SCARLE LETTER.”
Sunday Sept. 25th, “Ladies at
Play” with Doris Kenyon featuring.
Monday and Tuesday, “Mondey
Talks”—Owen Moore in 3tellar role
and Claire Windsor as his embar
assed wife.
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept.
28 and 29, “Sally, Irene and Mary”
a story of three chorus girls.
The bill promises plenty of action
and fun.
Dance any night at Worth’s, adv.
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Your biscuits,
hot cakes, waffles,
dumplings, doughnuts,
cakes, may always
be light and
sweet if made with
CRESCENT
BAKING POWDER
Crescent Manufacturing Co.
Seattle (Washington
Geo. Anderson
Of Juneau, Alaska
PIANO TUNER
Will be back in town next week to take care of his trade
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