CRISCO
THE PERFECT SHORTENING
For Frying
For Shortening
For Cake Making
IN TWO SIZES—35c and 70c
WE HAVE THE NEW
Fountain Pen Flash
lights
ALSO LARGE FLASHLIGHTS
NEW BATTERIES FOR BOTH SIZES
# 4
1 M^chakfoe
Fourth Avenue and C Street. o
}r
North Side Lumber Yard
W. T. NORMILE ROGER SUMMY
Manager Assistant Mgr.
..LUMBER..
Old Town
Near
R. R. Track
■'1 A.nt.'V -
PIONEER HOTEL
F. B. Cannon, Propr.
NO BAR
Accommodations for Ninety Guests
Large General Lobby. Pri
vate Lobby for Ladies
Best Rates Best Treatment
Best Accommodations
KN IK’S
Lea ding
H o t e I
EUROPEAN
PLAN
At COTTER’S
FILSON STAG CRUISER SHIRTS
$6.00, $7.00, $8.00, $9.00
MACKINAW COATS
$*7.50 to $15.00
FILSON MACKINAW RIDING PANTS
$9.00
COTTER’S
BYRNE BUILDING
OPPOSITE MONTANA
mil n
CLAIMS BO
SEWARD.—Ac tins in behalf of
Minnesota capitalists, Dr. H. O.
Schaleben has purchased elev_r
quartz claims in the Willow creek
district, known as the “Jap prop
erty,” from Harry Yago. The con
sideration is $s5,0bC.
This is the largest deal in quarts
ground in th's section or Alaska for
several months.
Harry Yngu discovered this prop
erty in 1010. 7I.» claims are locat
ed along a deposit of free Inilling
quartz which carries gold in high
values. Several creditable engineers I
have examined the ground, and its
purchase is a result of favorable re
ports on the poss bllities for devel
opment and operation. It Is in the
same locality as the Alaska Free
Gold. Gold Bullion and Independence
property, which all told have pro
duced a million d n't-.: since 1908.
The terms of the contract call for
i extensive development work during
the first two yeais, with heavy pay
ments thereafter.
Dr. Schaleben will leave for the
[ outside on an earl;' boat to confer
i with his associates. He declined to
j name the men for whom this pur
chase has been made, and< being of
a conservative turn, is not booming
the values in the ground. He has
been in Southwestern Alaska for
eight years, however, and *1 tiring his
many trips to the schools In remote
i places has had a chance to keep In
touch., with all quartz prospects.
, Harry Yagb’s property has long
been considered a good buy, Several
firms having attempted negotiations,
and the doctor is considered fortu
nate in having closed the deal.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Sunday sehcfol at 12. Preaching
services at 7:30 p. m„ government
:time:'. > •'••••
•The seenion subject wilt bei “The
: First - Chapter ol-Genesis from a
Scientific Standpoint/’- You have
heard a lqt about the light between
. religion and Science—cbtBe to church
and.hear some more There will be
! special music. Be early and get the
best seats in the house, though they
are all good.
Tou are cordially Invited to call
and see the latest fashion plates
Patterns cut to ord-T for you. Any
fashion plate copied. If you cannot
afford a new dress, let me suggest
remodeling your old ones. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Prices submitted
upon request.
Walters Gowns and Millinery:7
Temporary location, Residence, 4th
and B streets.
i Delicate fabrics dyed and cleaned.
I Watlers’ Gowns and Millinery.
! MOTION PICTURES
BYRNE HALL
| New Show Tonight
THE NIHILIST VENGEANCE
A two-reel Feature Story of
Russia.
A MODERN LOCHINVAR
One reel SufTragette Story.
THE ANIMATED WEEKLY
And the one reel
KEYSTONE COMEDY
Two Shows Saturday Night
6:30 and 7:45
Sunday Night
6:30 and 8 o’clock
Tuesday Night
8 o’clock
A Powerful Story of the Struggles
of the Poor
“THE WHIRLPOOL OF DESPAIR”
In Three Parts
i Featuring Yvonne Pascal, the
beautiful and talented Parisian
ress, late of the Sarah Bernhardt
Theatre.
Admission, 25c. No Reserved Seats
m m m
-j > 9 ! J
One-Foarth Off on All
Skirts, Coats and Hats
2Sc French Ginghams, 18c per yard.
50c Mercerised Linen. 35c-per yard.
40c Mercerized Rep, 35c per yard.
25c Art Denims, brown and blue, 20c
per yard.
35c Art Denims, 27c per yard.
25c Art Draperies, 20c per yard.
35c Moussellne Appretee, 25c yard.
31175 Cotton Crepe Envelope Che
mise, $1.*»,
32 Cotton Crepe Nightdresses, 31.50.
$1.50 Outing Flannel Nightdresses,
$1.00/
>'2.50 Kayser Silk Vests, $2.00.
50c Lisle Vests, 35c.
75c Onyx Lisle Hose, 50c pair.
50c Onyx Cotton Hose. 35c pair.
SPECIAL
$6 Hanna Shoes . $5.00
$5 Hanua Shoes . $4.00
MRS. F. k STEVENS
G Street, Between Fourth and Fifth,
Opposite Postofflce. .
POWERFUL STORY OF THE
STRUGGLES OF THE POOR
There will be presented at the
motion picture show tomorrow a
powerful story of the struggles or
the poor, entitled “The Whirlpool of
Defepalr,” featuring Yvonne Pascal,
the beautiful and talented Parisian
actress. Briefly, the story runs:.
Louise, a beautiful seamstreds* is
driven from her home by her step*
father, an inveterate-drunkard.- She
finds shelter with iSozann v who la
employed In the same sweat shop;
The two live in a small, sparely fur
nished room. The dext day the fac
Idfy Where-thhy employed tem
porarily shuts down.* ' Alone, idfey
struggle; for the-tr dally ^ existence.
They soon'obtain employment, but
fS<ilr joy is ihorc-ilved.' 4’ace they
are laid off ter aa indefinite period
Caught la the ’Whirlpool Of despair,
friendless and without funds;-'the
two girls battle against temptation.
Landis, a young medical Student,
offers assistance, but Louisa refuses.
Sorrowful, indeed, is their plight.
Their savings have been used up and
they are evicted from their tenement
room.
Worn out and weak from want of
food, Suzanne is taken to the hhos
pital. Louise, now alone, puta up
at a hotel and pays for her lodging
with her last bit of money.
Louise visits Suanne at the hos
pital, finds her friend bestowed with
every kindness and gaining in
strength. As a visitor, Louise is
given a light lunch, which she cat3
greedily.
One night the hotel proprietor
finds Louise stretched out on the
balcony, almost completely covered
with snow. She haddeliberately ex
posed herself in order to go to the
hospital. Louise is attended by the
young physician, who had previously
offered assistance. Before leaving
the hospital Dr. Landis introduces
Louise to his aunt, who obtains em
ployment for her. Dr. Landis fre
quently visits his . beautiful patient,
and bis persistent' attentions finally
win her heart. His aunt admires her
plucky fight against odds and favors
his marriage to Louise.
Wedded happily to the wealthy
young doctor, Louise sends for her
mother. The parents then live with
the happy young couple.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Mass and holy communion, 10:3P
a. m.
Sunday school after mass.
Week day mass, 8 a. m.
Libby’s pure tomato catsup, full
pint, 25c. Brown & Hawkins.
"Quality First."
Clothes cleaned and pressed at
The Model; corner Foourth and E st.
^ HANNAN CAFE ^
^ • Mexican and Spanish Dishes a <4k,
Specialty ^
^ Also Tamales ^
^ Ninth Ave. and B Street ^
For Sale—Fire Llewellyn setter
pups, iwo months old. llanan Cate,
■#
Have you tried our Pork Sausage?
Made fresh every day. Anchorage
:Centra! Market.
w » 1 W». *r 4 •#
Fourth Ave. and H St.
$12,500 Worth of Groceries For Sale at Reduction!
THIS WEEK ONLY
All 50c Coffee . 40c Eggs, per dozen.45c
All 15c Tobacco. lQc Two dozen for. 85c
Soaps—6 Bars for 25c, 16 Bars for $1.
Oystal Ivory p. & G. Naphtha
Saxon Lenox ' pels Naphtna.
CANNED 4prOODS—20c Per Can, Two for 35c.
Fruits—
Peaches Egg Plums
Green Gages, Loganberries
Apple Butter
Regular. .Now
Spaghetti. 15c 10c
Vermicelli. 15c 10c
Macaroni.15c 10c ~
Vegetables—
Spinach Pumpkin
Peas Corn
Tomatoes
One of the best. Choice of
Family Cookies, in pack
age, 2 for 25c.
Albers’ Flapjack Flour, Rolled Oats and Corn Meal
Reg. Now Reg. Now
Lilly Gloss Starch 15c 10c Dutch Cleanser.. 15c 10c
Celluloid . 15c 10c Lighthouse Cleaner 15c 10c
Lye . 15c U)c
Campbell’s Soups of All Kinds, Regular 15c, Now 10c
at Seattle Prices
Alaska Pharmacy
SEWARD, ALASKA
A complete line of Drugs,
Photographic Supplies and
• * ^^hfWtsa^ i £
samuel McDonald,
PROPRIETOR
Thirty Tears a Licensed
Pharmacist.
UK Pan
Ttex JONES, Prop.
We carry a complete
stock of
CIGARS. TOBACCOS, CANDIES,
... FRUITS, NUTS, ETC__
HOT AND COLD DRINKS
Fourth Ave.. Bet. O and H.
_*__i_:
__
Anchorage
T ransfer
W. E. Lee, Manager
i General Transfer Businesi
AGENTS FOR
Bluff Point Coa
H. W. NAGLEY
Susitna, Alaska
Complete Stock of
QXJTFITTINO
. A. SPECIALLY
, . ■■1'. 1 f!
Northern Transfer Co.
C. P. Pedersen, Mgr.
Successor to Hughes & Pedersen'
General TRANSFER Business
WOOD, ICE COAI
Office: Caorol blk. Fourth ave.
~ * i r y\ ' * *
New Management >
Carlson & Nelson
Successors to
McCullough £ Carlson
GROCERS
We are carrying a full line
of-fancy and staple groceries
at the right prices, and ask
that you give us a trial. We
will please you.
G St., between 4th and 5th.
HAVE YOUR FALL SUIT
^ M4DE TO ORDER BY
Bjonfton & Canton, Tailors
SatasfActtofig'aaranteed or your
money, refunded. - --
. . ftiapdcfr bur rtfrv
line of samples. Finest collefc
r0n WSK 0ur are
froqa $26.00 to;$60.00.
Fourth and I sts.
li^ON's :1
tery Coffee House
Bread, Pies, (ikes, Cookies, Etc.
~—a Specialty
Fourth avenue west.
INSURE NOW
In Reliable Company
and Protect lour Family
in the
equitable life
ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Of tlie United States
A. FRODENBERG,
District Agent, at The News
Stand, 4th Ave.. Bet. i: »„,i n
--j
, StTNDBERG’S
, Lodging and Bath House
Nice, warm, comrortable Beds
refreshing Baths
P. O. Sundberg . . Proprietor
News'
JACK SUTHERLAND,
* Manager,
Newspapers, Magazines And
Periodicals from all partB of
the world received overland
twice a week.
TftEMQDEL 4th and EM.
w.bolte:
hardwa r e
Cooing Utensils
Camp Outfits
Building Material
Gun#, Ammunition
Glassware, Etc.
PRICES REASONABLE
Anchorage,
A 1nc1r<
MONTANA JINGLES
If you like to play solo for "bingles”
Or dally at billiards or pool,
Juri read the “Old Montana Jingles’’
Ana”then~watch Foster “rag” on bis
stool.
We have candy and cigars and tally,
And “smooke stuff,” and chewing
gum, too;
It’s a place where you forget your
troubles,
So drop In, in case you are blue.
Montana Fool i>all
TOWN CENTER
A Place to Meet Your Friends and Make Yourself at Home
MR. AND MRS. BOB FOSTER.
Entertainers
Choice Cigars, Tobacco,
Fruit and Candy
Pool
MONTANA JINGLES
Here you’ll 0nd music a pleasure, So drop Into The Montana
Amusement and all kinds of sport, Room, ?
And you can sit still and listen toIt s a place where i man meets his
friends,
feel «! a PlaC® °f mirth ani? amusement,
Where music and good-fellowship
Blends.
Poster
If you’re out of a job and
‘’short;’’