Are you out for a good time tonight? Then drop iriv;
and see the BIG ARTCRYFT SPECIAL.
“OLD WIVES FOR New” I
li's sot the kick to it. and what’s more, there is ,a kick in it. .The picture J;
that made the whole country talk and made four walls of matrimony shutter ►
0 Heels of the highest class of acting with ah entire all star cast.
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REGISTRATION
The K«*2istra:ion Books r
•' Council Chamber from'
tn. to 5 'clock p. at. fori
tistra-.lea cf legal voters of
City of Kttciiikon.
:zx::. ;>ss March tilth.
at 4 o'eiocK p.
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Dated
Feb-.
3 A. Plomley.
Rest«strati <n officer.
of the New
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Unloading SaU—Everything Reduced
Men’s Suits regular $20.00 Now 13.50
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Suit' reguh.r $22.00 Now $15.00
Men's Suits regular $25.0*,' Now $20.00
All Wool Mac. C-<-•>. from $7.to $15.00
Men’s Pants from $2.50 to $6.00
Ladies White Dresse.- Value- to- $10.00 now
$3.75
ladies Winter Coats regular $15.00 now $9.50
Ladies Skirts, values to $7.00 now $3.50
Ladies Silk Dresses, regular $15.00 n*w $7.50
Ladies Suits, regular 835.00 now $3.50
Ladies Wool Serge Suits regular $25 - $30 now $13.50
Ladies Fa. Hats almost a price. AH boys’ suits
and overcoats reduced.
L< *! 1" HA na. p.
PROGRAM FOR THE P. T. A.
MTETING TON'IGHTj
Vccal Solo, Mrs. Jenkins
Spelling contest. Sixth Grade Pupils |
Song, Florence Barbour
Spanish Play, Leslie Bhte, Everett
Paup. Perie Spaeth
Physical Culture Exercises. Junior
High School Girls
Why Ketchikan should have a new
School Building. Discussion led by
Mr. Bryant. Mr. Elliott and continued
by "thers present.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody and especially to members
of the School Board and the Council.
Amy Barlow, Secretary
EXPERT POOL AND ..BILLIARD
ARTIST TO GIVE EXHIBITION
Mr. Jack Howard, who arrived on
the Farragut last evening, has an
n unced that on Wednesday evening
this week at 7:30, he will give an
exhibition of fancy pool and billiard
-cayhay. After the exhibition, he
challenges the best poo! player in
town t > a game of straight pool using
one pocket only. N'o one is barred
and the admission is freee. The exhi
bition will take place in Finzel's Pool
Hall.
NEW LESSEES TAKE THE
THE MO6SE HALL
If you .could take a look into the
Moose Hall you would see a wond
rful change- being made. A new
music stand is being constructed on
the south side cf the hall and the build
iag is undergoing a general cleaning
up. Decorators are at work on the
walls and Ceiling, and it is the inten
Hon of Messrs. Radoorbaugh and shock,
. :e new lessees to make this the most
popular dancing pavillion in Alaska.
They will give their first ball on
Saturday, February 22, Washington’s
birthday. Music will be furnished by
t-.f IJreim Orchestra and take notice
that dancing will star, promptly at
St: 30 o’clock, adv
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We will put the Edis< n Phonograph in your home on
trial without any obligation.
We-in ite comparison, and will gladly put it with any
machines under the .same conditions.
WALKER DRUG CO
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other
INDIANS POND
OF MOTORS
It 15 not the ymmg'feSttuk trtio st>op«s J
along tho boulevards comfortably In ;
hta V»w rakish roadster. who is tho <
autcfooWle sppndriff of today. The 3
motor extravagance of the American J
Indians dwarfs that of his city cousin «
by a wide margin, according to re- <
presentatlves of the B. S. Goodrich J
Rubber company who travel In Okla
homa extensively.
Oklahoma ^pdians are generously !
sharing their tremendous prosperity 3
In oil and minerals with the automo- ;
bile dealers and the tendency of the <
redman is toward the high-powered. 3
expensive car rather than the lowly, J
small automobile. In Ralston a town |
of 750 inhabitants located between <
the Osago and Pawnee districts one 3
dealer sold 252 automobiles during '
191S. One Indian bought three cars ;
!i< twelve memths.
Nearly every Indian family is a pros ‘
pect for the automobile salesman.
One trihethe Osages. get royalties
and bonuses from oil lands and the
government payments average $3000
per year per capita: thus a family
of live would have an income of $15,
000 a year. Some get as high as $30,000
per year. —Oklahoma Be.
; WOMEN PAY $14S0 FOR PINT
Two Prince Rupert women who
oaid in cash for one pint of excellent
whisky, feel that they have a grlev
ar.ee. The women thought they were
buying for this money 45 gallons of
the forbidden intoxicant and the test ’
they made convinced them that the i
quality was good. Later they diseov
ered that a capsule containing about j
pint of liquor had been fitted under j
neath the bung and that the remainder
of the barrel was full of water. The
man. having disposed of the lone pint
at the rate of $11.S40 a gallon, which
undoubtedly constitutes a record, left
for the south and is believed to bo In
Vancouver.—Prince Rupert News.
The first Moro girls ever graduat
ed as nurses received their diplomas !
as members of the class of 1918
from the Philippine general hospital.
Probably the oldest nun In the
United States is Sister Mary of St.
Michael, of the convent of the Good
Shepherd, in Newport, Ky., who re
cently celebrated her 100th hlrthday
Seaweedoffers a prolific sourse of
fuel oil when present supplies are
exhausted, according to an English
professor, who has obtained seven
gallons from a ten of vegetable mat
During the last years 1,250,000
aliens in this country have applied
to steamship companies for passage
to their native lands in Europe aft
er the war. Probably 2,500.900 de
sir- to return to Europe.
The United States annual produc
tion of sulphur In a dozen years has
Increased from a few mere than 300
tons to more than 230.000 tons.
Three l tinmen who shot and kill
d a butch, r in Brooklyn. N. Y..
confessed that they were paid $1000
for the murder by the dead man’s
competitors, whom he had under
sold.
Of 33,000 American Indiana' eligi
ble for military duty, 6500 entered
the Army and 1000 the Navy, while
300 were in other wmr work. In
dians held *50 in libertv bonds Tor
every individual of their race.
Prince-s Mar;.’, only daughter of
King George and Queen Mary of
England, is colonel-in-chief of the
Rcval Scots.
After the signing of the armistice
King George of England celebrated
by taking his first drink of cham
pagne, and going to his first theat
rical entertainment since the war
began. ,
Twenty million pounds of old clo
j thing, containing 26,000,000 articles,
have been contributed to the people
of Belgium by the people of the
United States, according to John S.
Lawrence difector of |the Clothing
Division of the Commission for re
lief In Belgium. This clothing is
'■ valued at $2 a p^und. making the
money value *40,000,000.—New York
Daily News-Record.
INCOME TAX BLANK6
AT BEEGLES
H. M. Stackpoie of the firm of Jno.
It. Beegle U Co., is in receipt of a
supply of Personal income Tax
Blanks together with instructions
f from David J. Williams, Collector of
j Internal Revenue.
The return must be in Tacoma On
, or before March 15th. 1919.
WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY BALL
Moose Ha’ll, Saturday night Feb.
22, Music by the Dream Three Piece
Orchestra. Eeverybody welcome.
Radenbaug^T & Shock, Lessees.* ad v.
Good Moaaroh Usage for Sale, six
hUas, tot water tank, reasonable
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At The GRAND
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY And THURSDAY_
“MORAL COURAGE14
WithMuriel Ostrich & Arthur Ashley
A Delightful story of Scotch people in America.
Joshua Anson had come to America from Scotland and by
yiKgen work and unceasing efforts had beeome the owner of a
large ribb<jjfi mill. He lived his money, his power, position,
but better than all those he loved his son Chadwick.
A plot. A frame up and a startling climax beautiful scenes
It's p. William A. Brady made picture.
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A PATHE NEWS a late news reel and a Harold Llyod
Comedy completes the show.
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Friday and Saturday,
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The Torture c? Silence Featuring®
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AMY LYNN
A New star and a beauty of rate type and extraordinary
emotional talent.
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Tuesday and Wednesday
BIG BILL HART
In one of Slis Rest Two-Reel
Thomas Inee Productions
DAKOL
BAN” 'rsf
And Episode No.o “House of Hate”
“The Living Target”
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And the Two-Reel Comedy
Stop, Luke and Listen”
This Comydy shows Lonesome Luke at his best
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Come and Hear America’s .Most Popular Song
Just Like Washington
Crossed the Delaware
Sung by Jack Ba hour
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Liberty Three Piece Orchestra
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Stock
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Yes—the Quality is Right
Men’s Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers sfzLFLs
$5 the Suit
SPECIAL—Number Men’s Black
Cashmere Sox 50c. the Pa;r
Come in and examine those rarments for
wc were fortun^; -i purchasing then; h< -
fore the high prices were in effect, and will
give you the benefit of our good fortune
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS
MECKMAiS & CO.
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