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1 PASSENGERS
ABOARD NORCO
FOR THIS PORT
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SEATTLE. Oct. 16.—Motorship
1 Norco sailed last night for South
1 east Alaska with the following pas
sengers booked for Juneau: J. M.
Butts, Will Davis, Sammy Carter,
Mrs. Possey, Geraldine Engle, Mrs.
L. C. Pratt and Mrs. Sam Moyer.
TWO HALIBUTERS
SELL AT SEATTLE
SEATTLE, Oct. 16—The Bolinda
came in today from the western
banks with 18,000 pounds of hali
but and sold for 10'. and 9L
cents.
The Curlew came in front Area
No. 1 with 2,000 pounds of halibut
and sold for 11 cents straight.
The Alitak came in from the
local banks with 20,000 pounds ol
sable, selling for 3'j cents a pound.
KETCHIKAN WOMAN DEAD
FOLLOWING CHILDBIRTH
Mrs. Olaf Johnson, who left Ket
chikan recently with her husband
for Seattle to seek special medical
aid. died following an operation
which aided the birth of her third
child. The baby is alive and well.
Two children, Bernard, eight,
and Lavn, three years, are in Ket
chikan and being cared for by Mrs.
H. L. Wood, a friend of the John
sons.
JUNEAU
Drug Co.
“THE CORNER DRUG STORE’
P. O. Substation No. 1
FREE DELIVERY
FRIENDLY
SERVICE
The friendly spirit of helpful
ness, a reminder of the vil
lage church and neighborly
calls, is recalled by those who
have called upon us when the
services of a funeral director
were needed. Yet in spite of
this added attention to de
tails which makes our fun
erals so much finer, there is
no extra charge.
The Charles W.
