Harmony Theatre
PROGRAM
THE ALL STAR FEATURE CO. ‘
Presents James A. Hern’s Masterpiece
“SHORE ACRES”
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With Charles A. Stevenson as Nat
A FIVE PART MOTION DRAMA
Replete With Action and Tenderness
This Picture Will be Shown for Three Nights, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
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TWO SHOWS - - 7:30; 9 P. M.
Doors Open at 7
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ADMISSION . 25 CENTS
CHILDREN . 10 CENTS
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HEK MEAT CO.
Anderson & Jensen, Proprs.
Fresh Killed Beef
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FOR SALE AT
Ship Creek Meat Co.
First Fresh-Killed Beef in Anchorage
Special Attention Given to Out-of-Town Orders.
Wholesalers and Retailers.
Anderson & Jensen
Fourth ave, between D and E sts. Anchorage, Alaska
GO TO
Eckmann’s Furniture Store
Beds
Springs
Mattresses
Comforters
Blankets
Pillows
Dining Tables
Library Tables
Library Stands
Librai'y Chairs
Rockers
FOR YOUR
Rugs
Linoleum
Davenports
Sanitary Couches
Shades
Universal Ranges and Heaters
Columbia Graphophones
and Records
Baby Buggies
Everything in House
Furnishings.
FOURTH AYE. AND K ST.
Mike Reilly Sells
Restaurant Lot to
Meyer of Nome
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Just as the clock was striking the
hour of one Tuesday afternoon J. J.
Meyer said, “I'll take it,-’ forfeit was
posted and later in the same aftem
noon the papers were signed, sealed
and delivered to Mr. Meyer and the
famous Mike Reilly’s restaurant was
no more.
It is with regret that The Daily!
Times makes the announcement of the
retirement of this public-spirited,
whole-souled gentleman from the
business life of Anchorage; it is with
further regret that it announces that
his physical condition made it com
pulsory for Mike Reilly to dispose of
his popular restaurant. The Reilly
restaurant stood apart from the usual
run of similar resorts from the fact
that it catered to no particular class
or creed and its patronage was made
up from the people of all walks of life,
from the laborer to the banker; from
the underworld to the elite, nor did
the different temperaments conflict.
In this as in other things there is a
reason but the reason for the deserved
popularity of Mike Reilly’s restau
rant is apparent; always courteous
and prompt service with the best of
cuisine guided by the master hand of
the genial Mike himself. »
Mr. Reilly came to Anchorage by
the way of Seldovia on the launch Buf
falo and the redoubtable Captain Jim
Denny and brought his kitchen range,
cooking utensils and necessary equip
ment for the establishment of a res
taurant. He reached the point which
was afterwards Anchorage in Febru
ary, 1915 and later started in business
in a tent house in old town. One of
the first to realize the future of this
place he bought and built and the
honor of opening the first place of
business in the new town goes to
Mike Reilly.
From the start his place was pop
ular and sustained its reputation and
as mentioned before it is only on ac
count of continued ill health that the
place changed hands. The question
of help, that is so often a bugbear,
never worried him and he still has
part of his original force.
It is a matter of record that Mike
Reilly entered into all issues for the
betterment of Anchorage and his gen
erosity is proverbial.
The deal did not call for the restau
rant equipment and stock and the res
taurant will continue doing business
for 30 days, at which time J. J. Mey
er will open the place as a model bak
ery and a coffee house in connection.
The Daily Times takes this oppor
tunity of welcoming Mr. Meyer and
family to Anchorage and in establish
ing another bakery he will fill a long
felt need.
Mr. Reilly will leave within 30 days
for the outside where he will undergo
an operation but intends to return in
the spring and if his plans for the fu
ture materialize, he, in company with
his competent chef, Jas. Chick, will
open a restaurant and lodging house
in the interior on the line of the
Great Alaska railroad.
WEATHER REPORT
7 a. m. Sept. 14, 1916.
Station Temp. Day Wind
Ship Creek . 45 Rain N. E.
Summit.48 Rain Calm
Girdwood.46 Rain Calm
Mile 52 . 54 Rain North
Seward.48 Rain North
Matanuska.48 Rain East
Moose Creek . 50 Rain Calm
Local orators and debaters of the
Socialist party are out with the Web
ster stuff and have thrown down the
gauntlet for a debate on most any
subject but would naturally prefer to
take the affirmative on the question
of “why-1 should vote the socialist
ticket.” .This challenge is only a few
houjjft fll«L but several entries have
beei$ma(le to accept the challenge.
However the next meeting of the An
chorage local S. P. A. at the Union
hall next Wednesday night will be
open and everybody is invited to at
tend and if so inclined will be permit
ted to enter into the debate.
A PERFECT DANCE FLOOR
Robarts’ Hall Sat. night. 9-14-3t
ANNOUNCEMENT
Frank B. Cannon, of Knik,
Democrat :c Candidate for the
lower houMo from the Third Ju
dicial Division of Alaska. tf
Classified Advs.
FOR SALE.
For Sale—Lot 10, block 70; lot 2, block
79; lot 7, block 81, for cash. Prices
reasonable. Post office box 1671, An
chorage._ 9-1 t
For Sale at a Sacrifice Price—Com
plete restaurant outfit, 8 ft. Majestic
flange, Cash Register, Stools, Coffee
Urn, Tables, etc. Anchorage Realty
Co._!M2-:U
Malt Hutton Buys, Sells, Reuses,
Rents. 9-12-tf
ALL OFFERS lo nuy on tune refused.
Will sell for cash only. The Yukon Ho
tel, paying business, good location, anti
j lease, every bed rented, C street near
Fourth. 9-11 - 31
Fo r Sal e—< > n e t ype writer, $ 16, in
good shape at Merchants Cafe. 9-R-6t
Stop Paying Rent—We now hav<
eral homes for sale. Anchorage Real
ty company. 9-8-tf
For Sale Hand Laundry on best bus
iness lot in Matanuska, 50 x 100. Fur
nished two-room house. Owner must
leave. Will sell for $250 cash. 9»5tf
For Sale—View Ibt, block 121, lot 8.
Inquire Pity Drug stove. 9-2-tf
For Sale—Tent restaurant and good
location. inquire ;it this office. 8-29tf
For Sale 3-horse stationary gas en
gine. Bargain. Apply Crist Hotel. 8-23-tf
For Sale—Lot 3, block 80, with im
provements. Inquire City Drug store.
8-18-tf.
Building and Lease for Sale Cheap
—-On 4th Ave. Income off of building
will pay for investment before spring.
Wm. J. Boudreau, 4th and C. 9-13-4t
What have you got to sell? Bring it
to Doc. tf
FOR RENT.
For Rent—New Store 20 x 22, in the
Horten Bldg., Matanuska. Mrs. E. Hor
ten, Matanuska. V -1A -1 f
Will Lease for term of years 25 feet
on Fourth Ave., fw $1.00 per front
foot. Anchorage Realty Co._9-12-3t
For Rent—Nice two-room cottage.
O’Connor, 6th and D._9-12-31
Buy, Sell, l&ent, Lease. Matt Button.
For Rent—Stores—Houses—Cabins
and ground. Anchorage Realty corn
pany. 9-8-tf
For Rent—Four room "house. Suita
ble for dwelling or business. Enquire
owner, Mrs. Johnson, 9th and C. 9-5tf
WANTED
Wanted—Houses and cabins for rent
—Collections made. Anchorage Realty
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost—A Elk’s tooth charm, engraved
with initial anl lodge number. Return
to Crescent Hotel. Reward.9-11 -3t
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN JUSTICE’S COURT FOR THE TER
ritory of Alaska. Third Judicial Di
\ isio’n, Knik Precinct, before Leopold
David, Commissioner and ex-officio
Justice of the Peace.
Pacific Grocery Company, a Corpora
tion, Plaintiff, vs. J. M. Sheehan, De
fendant. No. 52.
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA to
J. M.-Sheehan, the above named defend
ant :
You are hereby summoned to appear
before the undersigned Commissioner
and ex officio Justice of the Peace, in
Knik Precinct, in said Division and Ter
ritory within thirty (30) days after
tiie completion of publication of this
summons, at the office of said commis
^fiorfer' in said precinct, at Anchorage,
and answer the complaint of the plain
tifl founded upon a sale of goods, wares
and merchandise by plaintiff to the de
fendant of tlie* reasonable value of
$137.33 which is now due and no part
of which has been paid, and in case of
your failure to appear and answer the
plaintiffs complaint at the time and
place aforesaid, judgment will be en
tered against you for the sum of $137.33,
together with the costs and disburse
ments of this action.
Given under my hand this 13th day
of September, 1916.
LEOPOLD DAVID,
Commissioner and ex-officio Justice
of the Peace.
Date of first publication Sept. 14, 1916
Date of last publication Oct. 26, 1916.
NOME USES COAL
FROM ALASKA FIELD
NOME—For over one month Nome
has been without coal from the out
side. The strike of the longshoremen
and the shortage of vessels is respon
sible for the coal shortage. The only
coal Nome has received in the past!
month was a small shipment of coal
from the Lisburne coal deposits in the
Arctic. This coal was brought to
townJ>y the Silver Wave, a little trad
ing schooner, and tests have shown it
to be superior to any British Colum
bia coal ever received here.
The claimants in the Lisburne coal
fields have received notice that their
applications are regular and that they
may file the final expense papers with
the dark of the district court. This
coal is now considered the best avail
able coal in Alaska and is easily ac
cessible to Nome by an ■ all-water
route.
DOES MUSIC COUNT
Dance Sat. night, Robarts’ Hall.
9-14-3t
Felix Brown says if you want to
look neat wear a pair of patent leath
er shoes. See me, we have them. 913 2t
Matt Button Buys, Sells, Leases,
Rents. 9-14tf
Fresh SMOKED HAMS’
. 25c LB.
Fresh Smoked Picnic Hams, 15c ]l>.
Fresh Smoked Cottage Hams, 20c lb.
You J.'an’t Beat These Meats or the Price
We Guarantee Every Pound.
A Fine Line of Sugar Cured Corned Beef. Sweet Pick
led and Dry Salt Pork.
The Big Packing House Market between C and D
Streets. Phone 43-R.
Carstens Packing Company
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Hotel Anchorage
Hotel Anchorage lias been carefully planned and built to
meet the demands of the Tourists and the traveling
public, and nothing has been spared to make this
hostelry homelike and comfortable.
It is centrally located, being one-half block off the busi
ness street and only a block from the City Wharf
and Depot.
For the convenience of the traveling salesmen a large
sample room has been provided and arrangements
made for quick delivery of baggage.
One visit to Hotel Anchorage will convince you that this
place was built to meet the requirements of the trav
eling public. * j|
BIRD CREEK LUMBER CO.
Robert H. Fleming, Manager
Yard Next to R. R. Track in Old Town
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1 BANK OF ANCHORAGE
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THE BANK OF SERVICE ,
MAY 20th—OPENED FOR BUSINESS
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AUGUST 21st
Accounts of corporations, firms and individuals solicited
.DEPOSITS OVER $325,000.00
Four per cent paid on Savings Deposits
CORRESPONDENTS: ~~
FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHASE NATIONAL BANK
Seattle. . " --■—'“New York. ..- - - --
SCANDINAVIAN -AMERICAN BANK SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK
Seattle. Seattle.
AND SOLD " ” “—-—TERRITORIAL PBTOSITORY.