AT THE MOVIES
BYRNE HALL
PROGRAM, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
SNOBERY
The Nestor Company in a Society Drama
One Reel
Cleo Madson and David Herford,
THE GAMBLER’S OATH
101 Bison Drama, Two Reels
SUCCESS WITH DE FEET
The Funniest Feet ever shown on a screen
7:30 and 8:45
MRS. FOSTER, PIANO
Admission 25c.
I. BANK OF ANCHORAGE
i Will be opened for business on or before May
15th, in temporary quarters in the Empress
Building, next door to the Wells-Fargo Express
Company. \
The Aaseo Amateur
Printing Machine
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Careful Developing
Perfect Printing
You may not be able to duplicate those
valuable exposures; take no chances on
losing them through careless developing
and printing.
We have a reputation for careful develop
ing and perfect printing. We use Cyko
Paper and Anseo Chemicals.
Bring or send your film or plates here—
we’ll develop them and make your prints.
Develop 15c. Prints 3c up
Fifth Ave. and D St.*
Anderson & Jensen, Proprs.
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Dealers in
Fresh Meats of All Description
Smoked Meats, Lard and Substitute, Butter, Eggs,
Sausage, Oysters and Fish.
Because of an excellently equipped Cold Storage Plant we are able
to offer the public the Best Meat at the Lowest Prices.
We Solicit and Deliver
Special Attention Given to Out-of-Town Orders
Wholesalers and Retailers
ANDERSON & JENSEN
Fourth ave, between D and Ests Anchor&^C) Alflskft
RAILWAY ITEMS THAT
SHOW MUCH ACTIVITY
ALL ALONG THE LINE
There were 670 men employed on
the Matanuska branch alone of tho
government railroad.
The steam shovel is opening up a
new cut at Peters creek taking out
gravel for ballast for the railroad
track.
It is tho Intention of the commis
sion to put in a complete sewerage
system and they have a force of men
working on the new sceptic concrete
tanks which, when completed, will
hold 30,000 gallonn and take care
of the sewerage from all the new of
fices. buildings and rooming houses.
There were a number of disap
pointed people Sunday morning when
tho W'ork train pulled out of the
yards and left them. The commis
sion runs two trains a week, Mon
duysand Thursdays, for the accommo
da'ion of tho people. The work
train is not intended for passengers
and has no regular schedule.
Mr. Jas. O’Reilly, superintendent
of construction, left for the field of
railroad activity, on the Matanuska
: branch this morning. Mr. O'Reilly
j reports that the track to the river,
! 33 miles out, is in good surface,
line and grade and would bear the
speed of trains running 2,7 miles an
hour; the track as far as Matanuska
Junction would be laid by Saturday
night and that the railroad work in
general was progressing satisfactori
ly. That there is such activity in
railroad circles and so much work
is being accomplished is due to the
fact that the government chose wise
ly when it selected such type of gen
tlemen as Mr. O’Reilly as heads of
the different departments.
Plumbing Contract Awarded.
’ The commission have awarded the
plumbing contract to Jas. O'Neill;
ihis contract calls for the ‘ installa
tion of plumbing in the commission’s
buildings to be constructed through
out the coming season," the commis
sion to furnish all material. It will
require the installation of 150 fix
tures and Mr. O’Neill's bid was Jit
a fixture or $2,100 for the job and he
will start the work at once, with a
force of eight or ten mien. Mr.
O’Neill is a family man, the owner of
considerable property and one of An
chorage's best citizens and the Pi
oneer congratulates him on landing
this contract.
Residence Cots.
A few choice view resident lots on
easy terms.
SEE WARNER,
17 It Cor. 4th and E st.
For Aale.
First-class restaurant. Enquire
E. Hanson, Lennon's Bakery, after 7
p. m. 1« 2t
Doc buys everything.
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BIDS TO BE RECEIVED
FOR ERECTION' OF A
BASEBALL GRAND STAND |
—
Sealed bids will be received by the
trustees up to and including May
20th, lDlfi, for the erection of a
grand stand, specifications on file In
the office of Geo. M. Campbell, at
the corner of 4th avenue and F
streets. The undersigned reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
The successful bidder must furnish
good and reliable bonds for fifty per |
cent of the contract price.
The building to be erected on j
Block Seventy-three or four, In City |
Park Reserve, as shown on the plat |
of the Anchorage Townsite, and
building will bo of the outside di- i
mansions as shown on drawings. All j
grades and property lines adjoining
street must be obtained from the city
authorities. The grade lines shown
on the plans are not definite and
must not be taken as reliable. The
trustees will give the builder the
correct lines and grades before the
construction is begun. The trustees
will obtain all the town permits.
(Signed) GEO. M. CAMPBELL,
Chairman Board of Trustees.
Preparedness.
Preparedness against invasion by
a possible foreign foe being the
watchword of the hour of the na
tion what would be more appropriate
than to organize the fraternal or
ganization of the Red Men, which Is
the lineal descendent of the Sons of
Lib^fty, who for more than ten years \
prior to the Declaration of Indepen
dence, had by their active work
paved the way for that immortal act.
George Washington, the father of
our country, was the father of the
order and its first sachem.
The Red Men are forming a char
ter list now.
Deputy Great Incohonee, C. O. Ba
con, who is and who has been a per
manent citizen since the first build
ings were erected in the future met
ropolis, wishes to meet all Red Men
and patriotic American citizens of In
tegrity who would like to be mem
bers* of an order, whose history is
corextensive and intermingled with
the history of the country.
Mr. Racon, would like to have all
those mentioned to register at Judge
Leopold David's office.
WANTED—Girl for general house
work. Mrs. A. Peterson, tith street,
be'ween G and H.
Grand opening Dance at Jack Cur
ley’s new hotel, Thursday evening,
May 19, 8:30 p. m. Good music. 3t
MAIL LAUNCH W1LHELMINA
makes daily trips to Knik,
carrying passengers and freight.
Passengers to and from all steamers f>0c
Sails from Capt. Lathrop’s dock.
COING OUT Of BUSINESS!
Entire Stock Must be Sold
Regardless of Cost
Express is too high to return goods home.
Now Is Your Chancel
Buy while the buying is good.
Consisting of every garment in stock—Suits,
Coats, Dresses, Silk Underwear, Sweaters and
Raincoats.
Come early and get first selections, and don’t
miss this opportunity.
GREENBAUM’S
4th and G, Opp. P. O.
J. JACKSON
Plumbing, Steam aud Hot
Water Heating
All Water Connections for Business Houses and Private Kesi
dences. Pipe Work of all descriptions.
Office, Bolte’s Hardware Store
Larson & Wendler
Fresh Meats
OP Alili KINDS
Chickens, Fruit
Vegetables
Larson & Wendler
DISTIUnUTORS
Corner 4th and 1 ANCHORAGE
Sedenverg & Freyd
A Complete Lino of
Men’s Furnishings,
Suits, Pants, Hats and
Fine Shoes, Blankets
We Also Handle the
ORIGINAL CHIPPEWA
PACK SHOES
Loggers’ and U. S.
Army Shoes
John B. Stetson Hats
Cooper’s Medlicott and
Silk and Woolen
Underwear
SEDENVERG & FREYD
Fourth Avenue, Between I) and F
Watch-Butts
Open Thursday the 18 th
northern Drug Co.
Incorporated
QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICE
These Factors Predominate
in Our Store
Empress Building
ANCHORAGE