At The Movies i
AT TIIE Ma('GREGOR
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Fr day—M;lton Sills in the “Val
ley oi the Giants ’ and beautiful
Doris Kenyon in a screen drama
as magnificent as the majestic Red
v.-oods around which it is enacted.
This picture was filmed in the home
place of Charles Cripe and Jack De
Sana and the boys declare that the
location is a wonderiful place to
see. /
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S turday Only—Hoot Gibson in
tne Denver Dude Hoot in a white
collar, checked vest and in Scotch
Kilts can you imagine? Take a lip—
Dor t miss it..
Sunday and Monday—A wonder
picture of Alaska from the Novel by
Barrett Willoughby.
Many interesting features never
hith 'to incorporated in any screen
pr > luction, have been provided in
‘Rocking Moon” a new Metropolitan
picture which will be viewed at the
MacGregor theatre for Sunday and
M nday. Filmed in Alaska, the
picture is one of the most novel pro
ductions of the current season. To
tem ix les, furs, ancient Russian re
lics, Indians heretofore unseen in
pi'-tures—and many other novelties
add fo its attractiveness. It must
be seen to be appreciated. The fea
ture 1 players are Bilyau Tashman,
John Bowers, Rockcliffe Fellowes
and I.aska Winter The supporting
cast includes Luke Cosgrave, Eugene
Pille'te and Evfelyn Selhie. George
Melfird dirc'td the production.
Thanksgiving and Friday—“7th j
Heaven” The picture that won the !
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t old Medal prize by a National vote i
as ihe greatest picture of the year j
will be shown.
William Fox’s Presentation of
“7th Heaven” is a masterpeice and
Janet Gaynor is a star if there ever
wras one.
('‘..her great productions undoupt
edlv will be made but few will pre
sent such a combination of story
intc.net acting and production
Hiis picture grips you from the very
beginning, a picture you will re
member and want to see again as
have many others and enjoyed it
meet the second and yes, third
time.
AT in : VARIETY
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Sunday and Monday—A rip snort
ing «aity comedy that will make the
1,-ui.se rock with glee.
We're in the Navy Now
1 uesday and Wednesday—Variety
A j-reat picture of the lives, loves
and adventures of the performers of
the Pig Tents.
Thursday and Friday—Upstream
An umisaul film based on the story
‘The Snakes Wife.” by Wallace
Smith a different picture highly en
t ortaining.
Also “Old Tin Sides” a comedy
with a ton of Actors and ten tons of
fun.
REMEMBER
CHURCH BAZAAR S. OF N. HALL.
The Annual Bazaar and dinner
of ihe Community League will he
held ai the S of N. hall on Satur
day evening November 24th. Doors
open ai 5:oe!ock.
GOD’S CIUI'DBEN, EVERY ONE!
laterally from the four corners of
the earth they come—little children
seeding a Mecca which will restore
their childhood and give them free
dom from pain. Affliction knows no
creed and suffering no nationality
and tne Children’s Orthopedic Hos
pital of Seattle Wn., which is the
goal of these seekers after health,
lias opened wide the doors of sym
pathy and understanding.
Immeasurable in service and li
mitless in scope, the Orthopedic Hos
pital takes them all in, white, black,
rod and yellow, the twisted mites of
humauity. (ho innocent victims of
<•'re u instance? It spreads its bene
ficent iiealu *; 'over rich and ppor
alike, regj'i dless of race, creed or
color.
Dedicated to the healing of crippl
ed children. the Orthopedic Hospital
has no geographical boundaries to
its charity. It builds bodies and
| minds , and is like a great salvage
i shop. But the merchandise is human
’beings, and the consideration the
reclamation and well-being of a
child. Wo take so much for granted,
rhe joyoii'-noss and effervescence of
childhood mark the early stages of'
human existence. Happy -children
me; 1 dancing, rollicking youngsters
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with busy pattering feet, merry in
tlm exuberant vitality and well-being
of youth. Fathers and mothers of
str rdv youngsters have much to be
ih.nokful for.
Tnere Is another picture, a daily,
one at the Children’s Orthopedic
Hospital. The visitor sees row’s and
row’s of little w’hite beds-some with
heavy weighted attachmenti-wan
patient faies upon snowy pillows—
high steel frames v/ith little -A
bodies strapped upon them, not for
daya and w^eks but for months and
years to straighten crooked legs and
bticks and s°nd these children home
to their iments, straight, healthy
youngster?. Children’s dreams are
made to come true, if it is within
; the bound? of scientific treatment
I and devoted nursing to bring it
about. The danger to the potential
; cripple is arrested fefore it is too
late, and tlie condition of the hope
crippled child is made more
hearable.
1 Ii has been a long procession
j wending its way throughout the
j y-c eking aid w’here help has
ne\ er been denied and admission a>
a door that never has been closed.
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HS THE TIME TO BUY
APPLES
WE ARE FEATURING THE
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APPLES
ROMES - - - - $2.95
DF.LICIOUS - - - -$3.95
R'CME COOKERS - $2.50
Mil K.$4.85
Phone 55
\ Modern Grocery
And these walk where they liad ’
crawled before-they stand upright:
wlion their deformed bodies had i
been a horr r and a heartache; and
whoii, after weeks and months and
years of pati?nt suffering these little
children have forgotten how, they
are taught to walk again. For to
the least of these this service is
given gladly White, black, red and
yellow-all are united in a common
bond of suffering, and to the faith
ful workers for the Children's
Orthopedic Hospital, they are God’s
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children, every one.—
AI TICK THU ELECTION
iei Imps AMERICA, more than
■r.iv ottier country under the sun,
has a peculiar distinction in the cus
♦ om of hei people through the years
to willingly and gladly forget any
animosities that the active campaign
may have engendered, and to all to
gether pul1 and push for the best
interests of the country in general.
This spirit to stand by the country
and the men who have been elected
ie the var ous offices of the people,
is one Tal LY AMERICAN. What
a really gre it thing this is, and what
a delight to see it manifested by the
losing Presidential candidate wiring
congratulations to the winning one,
as soon as the election results are
known. ‘ So, all down the line the
people fall into line as citizens of
♦his great republic to work for the
interests of all, regardless of whe
ther their party is in power or not.
PL 'APSE THIS IS AMERICA,
ANTI WE ARE AMERICANS, living
for the whole people, for COLUM
PTA.
Sr. once more we as a people
“hileb up our suspenders” a little,
ial e a long breath, and start out
| ere long on another four years term
of administration under the pulling,
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, thinking, resourceful, comnYon
Lseiise direction of the GRAND OLD
REPUBLICAN party, trustfully liop
inf, and truly expecting continued
prosperity with the dove of peace
perched ov :r all. As some one has
aptlv put it,
‘‘O Columbia,the
grin of the ocean,”
‘‘In weal or woe, in gloom or glee.
I’ll think of thee, I’ll live for
thee.”
The Doctors Standard have re
arranged their offices over the
Wheeler Drug Store and added a
waiting room at the front of the
building, having their living quarter*
adjoining the offices.
hatfier Monroe is in town for a
few days a -d will have Mass at
the Catholic Church at 10: A. M.
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The steamer Yukon is expected
in about six I’. M. according to lat
est advices from ('has.. West and will
“avc a full passenger list.
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Several large chunks of LeConte
Clac’er have been drifting into the
Narrows the last few days drivers
of Yonson powered Egg shells be
ware.
J. A. Hcdland from Skiff Island
Fox farm is visiting in town for a
few days puichasing supplies for his
ranch.
John Haho geni tl skipper of the
mail boat America First called on
us this week and renewed his sub
I scription and ad., thanks skipper,
i call again *
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Sig. Mathicsen is leaving for Se
ll le on one of the first boats, to
spend die winter months.
The “Boss ’ will be back Tuesday
and any on? knowing where couple
of nnnters devils can earn a few
‘.■onpeis please cail the Alaskan.
Muss M Keaton former Gov’t
nurse at Kake passed thru on the
steamer Alaska, Tuesday morning
enroute to Juneau, where she Is
to he stationed as a Red Cross Nurse.
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Sam Allen and family have moved
into the Fmge residents formerly
occupied by the Doctors Standard
as the Petersburg Hospital.
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E. N. Ohmer is shipping 15,000
pounds of sh.imp meat and one ton
of crab meat on the Yukon.
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Dad1’ Mercers Studio
Will be open for business
Sunday
At
The Totem Pi le
Portraiture, Landscape, Scenic
Framing, Developing and
Finishing Amature’s Work
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Cold weather will not spoil your
rest if you have a
Kantleek Hot Water Bottle
It is made entirely m one piece—that’s
why it can’t leak. We have all sizes
in stock, including the little Baby Hot
Water Bottles.
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Y Acio*s from Post Office .J.
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Beat Owners
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
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Model Bakery
All Electrical Equipment
The home of Fancy Cakes and Pastry
A Complete Line of Bakery Gocds always on hand
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A fine line of BALL-BRAND Overshoes for Women. Al
so LIGHT WEIGHT Rubber Boots for Women and
Children. Come in while we have all sizes and
, are able to fit you,
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Track; in Petersburg Port of Prosperity