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Temporary Quarters Bryne Bldg. New House Under Construction
CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY NIGHT
Our New Policy Is to “Spare No Effort in Getting As Good Pictures
As Possible in Alaska. ’ ’
“The Society Detective”
A Sensational Detective Photo Play
IN FOUR PARTS
“The Tale of a Cat”
Comedy.
FOURTH OF JULY
A COMEDY PROGRAM IN FOUR REELS
“ Mrs. Lucy’s Legacy ”
“ Their Children’s Approval ”
“ The Petticoat Detective ”
“ The Hawkins Roomer ”
Continuous Show from 5 to 10 p.m.
MISS MARION REDD, PIANO
: : : : : CHILDREN 2 FOR 25c
ADMISSION 25c
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MUCH INTEREST
Secretary A. S. Koch desires to
call the attention of the many visit
ors in the city that the Anchorage
Chamber of Commerce was partly
built for their benefit and that they
are always welcome. Mr. Koch is in
the chamber from 9:30 o'clock in
the morning until late In the even
ing and is desirous of meeting all
visitors and extend the chamber’s
slogan of “Welcome to Our City.'"
and also carry out one of the first
mottoes—if you want to know any
thing relative to the city of Anchor
age or the surrounding community
ask the Anchorage Chamber of
Commerce.
This chamber is in receipt of many
inquiries by each mail relative to
this section, more particularly in re
gard to the farming conditions, and
naturally some of the questions may
sound foolish to the old-time Alas
kan but are asked in good faith and
have been the means of bringing out -
many points of interest in the way of
comparison with other parts of the
country; for instance the comparison
with this and the northern part of
the United States is favorable to this
part of Alaska, as each section has a
growing season of 90 to 110 days
and Alaska has *he advantage of the
longer days which greatly Increases
the actual period of plant growth.
This country is often referred to as
the Arctic region when as a matter
of fact three-quarters of Alaska’s
area lies within the temperate zone.
Frank G. Carpenter’s articles on
Alaska have no doubt aroused much
interest on the outside and are no
doubt the cause of many letters re
ceived by the Anchorage Chamber of
Commerce, which will ultimately
bring good results and be the means
of bringing many good citizens from
the outside to make their home in
this rapidly growing country.
I>\\CE AT ROBARTS’ HALL
There will be a dance given
at Robarts' hall on the night
of July 11th, by the Edison
Phonograph Agency of Anchorage.
I Edi-on phonographs will furnish
i A part of the music at this
| Dance. The public is cordially
1 invited to attend this function.
The admission to which will be
$1.00 for men, and ladies free.
Each purchaser of a ticket will
he entitled to five votes, on
the selection of the most popu
lar lady present. The Edison phono
graph agency of Anchorage, will
give unconditionally, to the
lady so selected, an Edison
Machine of the latest model.
The size of the machine will depend 1
entirely on the size of the
crowd that attends the dance.
The Edison phonograph agency of
Anchorage is giving this dance
for advertising purposes only,
and does not intend, or ex
pect, to derive any pecuniary bene- |
fits therefrom, other than
the actual expenses incurred in
the promotion of the function, and
the cash value of the machine
disposed of. The agency will
spring some surprises in the ente -
tuinment line, in addition to
the dancing. The music will
start at 9 p. m., and the machine
awarded at 11:30 p. m. by the Judges
selected from the audience.
The Edison Phonograph Agency of
I Anchorage will see that every
! - rson present enjoys themselves
! thoroughly Tickets will be on sate
at Loussac’s Drug Store, Butts'
Ice Cream Emporium and Robarts'
Biliard Parlors. 7-3-5-8-11
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3. Challstrope (Young Viking) hag
recovered sufficiently to commence
work, and started Saturday with the
Commission. Young Viking has en
tered the five-mile marathon race to
be run tomorrow, and many of his
friends predict that he will be in the
money.
Joe Consil, the Matanuska restau
rant man, is down from the Landing
to spend the Fourth in Anchorage.
Fresh green goods at Sanitary
Market, one block west of postofflce.
BAXTER’S NEWS DEPOT
We have the best lines of cigars on
the market, including Lovera, Juan
De Fuca, Barrett, Mozart, Carabana,
La Serna, etc., etc.
Better Drugs Here
Better Sundries Here
Better Service Here
Better Prices Here
Better Trade Here—
Z. J. Loussac’s Drug Store.
4th and D Sts. 6-80-4t
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McNALLY & MAITLAND
Lumber
Coal
Yard at Foot of H St.
All Kinds of Common, Dimension,
Flooring, Siding, Finishing,
Shiplap and Kiln-dry
Dimensions
Sash and Doors
Watch this Space
For Arrival of My Machines
Wilkes, the Furniture Man
Office: Opposite Hotel Parsons
_FOR TALKEETNA_
Fast power boat Hazel B will leave the Govt,
dock Wednesday, July 5, for Talkeetna district
PASSENGER RATE—$30.00 Including Meals.
FREIGHT RATE—$35.00 in Ton Lots.
Under Ton Lots, Two Cents a Pound.
Special Announcement
In order to give the Anchorage Business Men and Women
an opportunity to visit Talkeetna, and obtain a branch busi
ness location in this growing city, we quote a
Special Round Trip Rate of $40.00
Including Meals
This Special Rate applies to this trip only, and will positively
be the only special round trip rate made by the Hazel B this
Season. Boat will remain at Talkeetna Six Hours or more it
neeessary.
Please Sfbcure Transportation Early, As Accommodations Are
Limited.
Barrington Navigation Company
OFFICE 4th AND C.
S. C. BARRINGTON, Mgr. FRANK MORTIMER, Agent