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NORTHWESTERN
I COMES IN LAST
EVENING AT 5
jTen Passengers for Skag
way and Haines Aboard
When Vessel Leaves
Steamer Northwestern with elev
en passengers for Juneau and a
I full quota of tourists, berthed at
i the Pacific Coast dock at 5:30 o’
| clock last evening and sailed from
the sawmill dock at 8:30 for Skag
| way. She will be through here on1
! the return trip about noon tomor
row.
Passengers arriving from Seattle
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brod,
Frank Hermann, Eugenia O'Brien,
i Mrs. Merle Wilson.
From Ketchikan—G. W. Howard,
V. M. Blackwell.
From Wrangell—Henrietta Black
well, Ruth Blake.
From Petersburg—F. Ortis, J. E.
Lugson.
Passengers leaving on the vessel
for Skagway and Haines were: Ben
Bellamy, L. L. Trimble, R. F. Blan
chard, Ruth Allee, John Poling, Ir
ma Ask, N. K. Jensen, Mrs. N. K.
Jensen, Mrs. O. Fulton, Mrs. P. H.
Ganty
ALASKA IS DUE EARLY
TOMORROW FORENOON
Although not sailing from Seat-,
tie until 7 o'clock Sunday morn- j
ing, steamer Alaska is cutting
through the water at a good clip
and is scheduled to arrive tomor
row afternoon at 10 o’clock and sail
ing for the westward at 7 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Serve HIM
the BEST!
If you're out to please the man i
if the family ... let us help
mu! A grand selection of
good food . . . vegetables and
all the things that men like
best.
PHONE 83 or 85
Sanitary Grocery
“The Store That Pleases”
PHONE 36
For very prompt
LIQUOR DELIVERY
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