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LAST TIMES SATURDAY
’OUTCASTS OF
POKER FLAT"
starring
ANNE BAXTER
DALE ROBERTSON
MIRIAM HOPKINS
SHOW TIME
Sat.: 2:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
SUNDAY - MONDAY
WITH
ROBERT MORLEY
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W^.S.P.EAGIE I0HN HUSTON
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'IHf AFRICAN QUEEN t, C. S. EORfSlER
..... JAMES AGEE... JOHN HllilCN
ft HOWON-ROMUIUS W00UC1I0H thru l!n id ArtisB
SHOW TIMES
Sun.: 3:00 - 5:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
Mor..: 7:00 - 9:00
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
Samuel Fulle&
‘ Baron
Arizona
VINCENT PRICE • ELLEN DREW
Show Times: 7:00 - 9:00
THURSDAY
THANKSGIVING DAY
MATINEE
2:00 P.M.
Les
HiseW»“s
starring
MICHAEL DEBRA RG8ERT EDMUND
RENNIE PAGET NEWTON BWENN
Show Times: 2:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
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SHOW TIMES
Fri.: 7:00 - 9:20
Sai.: 2:00 - 7:00 - 9:20
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Solly's Lounge
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21
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WE CERTAINLY APPRECIATE
YOU" COOD, STEADY PATRONAGE
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& STUFF — for the Gwvs
Drop in for a spell!
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4135 fosses from SEWARD, NEBRASKA
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OFFERING FREQUENT FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN
CALIFORNIA—OREGON—WASHINGTON -ALASKA
S3 NORTH BEACON
Lv. Portland
Lv. Seattle
Arr. Seward
SS PACIFICUS
Lv. San Francisco
Lv. Portland
Lv. Seattle ....
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SEWARD
Arfarla Building
4th Ave. Sc Railroad
R. X.. Fisher
B' jtrtct Manager
Phone: Main 164
ANCHORAGE
823 Central Building
P.O. Box 598
. Georf a Hutton
Alaska Manager
Phono: 3-4401
November 23
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FAIRBANKS
311 Northward Bldg.
P.O. Box 1801
R. J. Hastings
District Manager
Phone: 3456
Modern C oa'luise TUeain.dtiji l runs pollution
TWO OUTSTANDING SHOWS
NEXT WEEK
Two outstanding Shows will
appear at the Liberty Theatre
this week. "The African Queen"
with Humphrey Bogart and
Katherine Hepburn is directed
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by John Huston in Tochnioclor.
Bogart finds the African wea
ther a bit tough to take. The
play was filmed on location in
Africa with all the exciting color
and stark realism of the Belgian
Congo.
“Les Miserables" based on the
famous book of Victor Hugo,
stars Michael Rennie and Debra
Pagel as Jean Valjean and Co
sette. This is the holiday show
which will be given a matinee
run on Thanksgiving Day.
24 HOURS every day—
LEGION CAB —MAIN 200
MINING ACTIVITIES IN
THIRD DIVISION
Miners and prospectors in the
Third Division who are expand
ing their interests to minerals
other than gold will be interest
ed in the November report of
the Territorial Department of
Mines. The department issues a
monthly bulletin which covers
activity in the entire territory.
Tlie Peninsula Exploration
Company is still working on its
coppec-showing near Old Har
bor, Silkalidak Island. The com
pany is hoping to obtain finan
cial assistance on the property
in the form of a DMEA loan.
Some new work is being done
in the chromite area near Sel
dovia. Bill Lyons and associates
have some very promising show
ings there to which they have
built a “cat” road, and they in
tend to open-cut them through
the winter.
A pyrite deposit in Prince
William Sound was examined
during the past season by the
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
of New York. They are reported
to be currently negotiating with
the owners of the property.
Work has ceased for the sea
son at Wren, Waskey and Wolff
cinnabar prospect at Aleknagik,
just north of Dillingham.
School Land Gravel Case
Two of the three gravel con
corns involved in the gravel
staking controversy at Anchor
age have filed notice that they
will appeal Judge Folta’s deci
sion that gravel is not a mineral
and that proper discoveries were
not made. The case will now be
heard by the Ninth Circuit Court
of Appeals in San Francisco.
(This case is of interest to local
gravel claim owners.)
Interest in discovery of iron
deposits in Alaska is still high.
Barite, feldspar, fluorite or fluo
spar are also in great demand.
Information on these minerals
and their possible locations can
be obtained from the Territorial
Department of Mines, Juneau.
SOURDOUGH
TRANSFER
Day or Nighl Service
For Service Call
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ADAMS 46
SUCCESSFUL MEN
KNOW WILDRQOT CREAM
OIL KEEPS HAIR GROOMED
NATURALLY ALL DAY. NO
DRYING ALCOHOL. NO HARSH
SYNTHETICS. CONTA'NS MAC 1C
LANOLIN, 50 MUCH LIKE
NATURAL OILS OF HAIR AND
SCALP. TRY A BOTTLE OR
HANDY TUBE TODAY.
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New “Color-Tuned" Styling!
Here’s luxury new to low-price cars, yours in the
brilliant new 1954 Plymouth! Exciting new. lower
sweeping lines, accented with sparkling chrome and
‘'Color-Tuned’ with gem-like new colors! Superbly
fashioned, all-new Hy-Style interiors, two-toned and
“Color-Tuned” with rich new fabrics and textures!
Three great new lines!
i\ow there are three new lines of Hy-St>le Plymouth
cars to choose from —
the ultra-smart new Belvedere
the luxurious new Savoy
the beautiful new Plaza
Each wilh all of Plymouth s famous engineering fea
tures that add up to more value jar you! You’re
cordially invited to sec the new 1954 Plymouth at
your Plymouth dealer’s now!
New Power Steering!
You steer without effort, park without effort!
Plymouth s full-time Power Steering, the newest in
the low-price field, keeps you from “tensing up” in
traffic, lets you hold a safe course over rough roads,
gives you the feel of absolute control. Hydraulic
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No-shift driving with Hy-Drive!
The newest, smoothest, least expensive no-shift driving
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Hy-Drive and Power Steering each available on any 1954
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to arrange your demonstration of either or both of these great
driving aids.
Wre invited to see and drive THE NEW’54 PLYMOUTH