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The deli TARZAN OF THE APES
here "ill tv n. THE ROMANES, the
most extra conceived by fiction. and
>aperlative i ; 1 And Pathos!
BRIN AS-SEE IT TONIGHT
First Shov ' -Second Show 9:15
ASSIYE REELS
Adir.i • : d ults :50c. Children 20c.
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$30 men -
All our stiit
are extra goer!
Our jrc:v
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Men's Par.:
greatly rednt:-.5
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HOSTESS AT BRIDGE
Oik of the pretties parties o£ the ,
- -son w.t« given when Mrs. Chits.
Deppe entertained at Auction bridge
: her home yesterday. This is t o
;;rst of a series planned by this charm
_• -- for the near future.
The drive was contested at four
. s. the first prize being won Iv.
Mr?. Jn II. Beetle. Mrs. Ray Hall rec
ceiving the consolation prize.
Delicious refreshments served at the
conclusion filled a very enjoyable af
t rnoon.
Walk-Over shoes at Field5. Adv.
HONOR MRS. TOWNSEND
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Dale W. Hunt eut
: red informally last evening a: a
5r:;.i 11 bridge part-, in honor of Mr
H. H. Townsend of Juneau, who
ru s: of y-i. Jack Talbot for 'a f
lays. Thre • tables were in play dur!. r
ev-y' ar.d refreshments were • :•
"Brave and Bold.” A Fox Special
f; ?rg. Walsh. Sunday c.z t'..
C?ANT. Adv.
d i pa •- arid mackinaws at Field*.
A the LIBERTY toi.tght. one of the
r- -•■ -t pictures ever filmed. E. K.
I.i coir : r.d Dolor :•? Cassinelii in “La
•• We Come”. Of all the patriot;:
: p-a! subjects that have been pro
!" i to date tiiis picture is second tc
: There is a patriotic appeal in
• - : ... " hich carries a message from
' this country and registers a
'• i- .ization cf Pershing’s answer “La
Come.” Thursday and Fri
day Adv.
W--t P inter in airplane sav ?
sx, "hear: taken prisoner by Ger
: "OR FRANCE at the GRAND
Adv.
If you ar- a true blooded American
- ' Lafayette. We Come.” at the LI
BERTY tonight. Adv
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v '.-.vile honesty are added'
uring o i>e filled at our store'
the necessary drugs fori
: ; r >pt fresh and potent, f
doctor desires. We?
pharmacists, and we NEVERx
your doctor prescribes. *
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DRUG CO
- iir J -xa!J Store *
Phone 2<-.
.JUST A HINT.
See the K(etchi]can Bazaar
announeemtent at the top
of page 2 in today’s issue.
Cue of Alaska's worst trails, that
between Kaltag, a lower Yukon river
town and Unafakleet a northern
sound pofnt between St. Michael and
Xoine, is being given stakes to help
the mail carrier s.nd their dog teams
during the winter.
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In the telephone branch of the tele
graph and telephone department in the
week ended March S, six telephones
were installed and one telephone
changed in Anchorage, according to
the report of John J. Longacre, acting
superintendent of the department.
The Alaska Territorial Federation
of Woman's clubs will hold a conven
tion this summer- but the town has \
not as yet been decided upon, Mrs.,
Thomas J. Bonohoe of Cordova is .
president of the organization.
Food is very scarce in Cuga, and
Klondike prices are being charged by
tho Alaska Codfish Company, which
has the only available means of trans
portation here since the steamer Dora
left the run. Prices are as high or
higher than in the old boom days of
the jerritory. Coal' is $37 a ton'
Car: ition milk is 25 cents a ..can
straight: sugar is 15 cents per pound,
ar.d flour is $17 a barrel, and pur
chasers must still take the substi
tutes.
For a long time now the company
has limited coal to one sack at a pur-i
chase and a gallon ofkerosene at a
time.
It is earnestly hoped that another
boat will take the Dora's place this
summer, as conditions here are be
coming unbearable.—Valdez Miner.
New line of men’s caps at Fields. Adv
GEORGE WALSH trapped in a ham
shacled tenement house by a gang of:
thugs, at the GRAXB. Adv.
A picture that will make you glad
you are an America!.. At the LIBERTY
tonight "Lafayette We Come." Adv
Mrs. George West of Guard Is'and
is a visitor in town today. She is ra
cist red »? the Revilla Hotel
i^ERRY'GO-ROUND
?S NFW ARRIVA!
"Go. ! Char:: did yd so. the horses
down. there?”
'You b. :cha. and I got a swell black
oj: all picked out. I’as g-ma’ start
•• ' my nickels ri-'ht today.”
"Aw carts who wans to ride in
•ht-ra tilings, those are only for girls.'
Ail this and more are the mysterious
shouts thrown back and forth by th
schooi kiddies today. And its stm-ri»
: ly simni - when you know what it’s
all about,—a merry-go-round!
Yes. it all arrived last night on the
Northw- -t. r ,, crates upon crates of
shiny wood-a poples, with arched necks
and fiotving manes, and glittering char
iots, "for the girls.” as the boys have
already d. creed. Tags on the crates
show that the whole consignment is
-hipped to Messrs. Finzel & Finzel of
K tchikan, who. it is learned g>lan to
r c- the m. rry-goround on the vacant
lot nest to the Beaolkiu house, at the
foot of the hill.
?>Iichael Sterns Clothing can be had §
onH- at Fields. Adv. ?
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Your chance has come to sec one of |
the greatest pictures ever filmed to- 3
night at the LIBERTY. Adv.
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The picture you all want to see ‘ La
fayette We Como" at the LIBERTY to
night. Adv.
Boys and young men suits at" Fields.
Adv.
FOR RENT—2 single rooms. See Mr-.
Leonard next to the Liberty Theatre.
Adv. etp.
ROOMS to rent Phone R 12-i
EASTER!
Hat Mode/
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Mrs, George Woburn
GANDiES WHAT
AM
At The Stedman
Full Line
Of
WHITMAN’S
And
HOEFLERS
Celebrated Candies
At The GRAND
T H U R S D A Y
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F II I I) A Y
“FOR FRANCE"
W i < h
EDWARD !: RLE & HETTY HOWE
The Story by Cyrus Town. :u! Rrady. A delightful romance,
involving a young American aviator and a beautiful little French
girl. It is not a war picture in the accepted sense because while
there are flashes of war and a number of thrilling aerial scenes
the sanguinary element is missing and the love story overshad
ows the battle elements. A Special Vitagraph Blue Ribbon fea
ture in Five Parts.
A PATHE NEWS
And A Kltx \ CO ’: ;. iv a this seven reel special. To
night and tomorrow night.
SUNDAY And MONDAY
O H( >Rv i fci VV A L 5 H
Is with us again in
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From the story -Fcur-IV y U Fort Penn”. By Perley Poore
Sheehan.
A FOX Special ft ■■ of Daring stunts. Thrills with plenty of
comedy. A WALSH PICTURE and a Thriller.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
Dressers, chairs, rockers, spring and
mattress, rugs, oil stove with oven., oil
heater, large screen, lady's dress form
size 36, etc.. Enquire next door to Pio
neer office. Adv. tf
• FOR PRANCE." More than 1.
500 U. S. Regulars and Nati tal
Gardsmen taking part, At the Grand.
Adv.
WiSKWS
$25 REWARD!
A reward of $25 will bo paid by Rev.
Paul Korn for information lending .
•' . vie:ion of tlv puoi’s of the lo
>1 who maliciously do
the Catholic Rec
tor-. Adv. Gt.
Stetson and Hardeman hats at Fields.
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NJTiCE TO BEACH COMBERS
D. t. Hamer of the Beaver Falls P< '
er Co., will pay top prices for good n
dar logs. Adv. lmo
Co.ne and we will all go over 1
ten tonight at the LIBERTY, with F
shing’s Boys in “Lafayette We Com
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PRODUCTION
5 'LAFAYETTE,j
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Of the payment
k( n by a human being
were when Gen. ’ ..hi • ‘ afayette, We Come.” A pic
uld see. An artistic Ro
• This is not a film of
Blooded Battle Scene? icked the Liberty in Se
attle for two v.'tchctchikan is n luck to secure such a great
picture.
Mo adva,
11
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BESSIE BARRiSCALE
r-rfi MONDAY,
IN
MAID O’ THE STORM'
Stock
% ♦*»% **•♦% *v**T'
Se
Nt is the Thro. to furnish your home when you can have
the 1 lefit of a well selected stock of high class furniture and
rugs from which to make your choice.
The place is .1 .i. ife-Cum Co.’s House, Furnishing Dept,
where you wilSfin'Hx'i-jCTii Wilton and Axminster rugs, Wal
nut and Oak iic:; ur: '■ (’orPortable Rockers, Artistic
Steel Beds, Cotton Felt .V.-ittr-: Sellers Kitchen Cabinets
and .Micro Aluminum ore Monarch, Great Western and New
Perfection Stoves.
Wewill furnish th u will find the Giri.
STOCK
J. R. HECK/V*AIN & CO. service