AT THE DREAM
Saturday night only:
THOS. K.INCE. PRESENTS
‘‘Dorothy Dalton”
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“TYRANT FEAR” .
Here is Dorothy Dalton ir. a bist Canadian Northern
wood* production, a typical picture of the Northwest
with all it's splendor and erandeur. A picture that
vou will enjoy from the start to the tiiush. as it s close
to home. Ttstishf only.
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DOROTHY ESAlOTTv
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MABEL
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A PARAMOUNT TRAVELOGUE and CARTOON
t OMED^ Make op a fuB Paramount Program.
Lwk Who Is Here For SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY
’‘Mabel \omiand”
7 In
"The Floor Below”
A positive screen sensation of Mystery. Love.
Laughter and Suspense, with the one and only Wide
World Favorite Mable. IPs a six reel Goldwyn special
Also A BOBBY BUMPS CARTOON COMEDY
The cleverest of all cartoons. Bobby and his Pup.
Paramount Music for both Shows at AO Tiroes.
•THE UNBELIEVER”
HERE TONIGHT
AT LIBERTY
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PICTURE IS HERE
•*• ? -••i -as si ~3ny reqassis to
-; ? :-t pict_-es mere often as
tcs.-e seems to oe no other p!ac« to
r- sic:no eights that we ir*
”3 to offer a few more tSanaes a
« to a at re seating capacity
orchestra playing the entire
: eaer r git. you are a ways
it the test w-ei-er you came on
. •-•:•: to record show. Tonig-t we
cor' -j w t- DOROTHY DALTON
~ • f - NT rEi® a- «*:» ent Tics.
-:e c-:-i-ot;:r or. tie paramount
- r .-f’- • story deals with tre
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iom.» .- — ary cstar.ces. a Burton
; - os ogee wi;i open, tre show.
-~=.~o«?r : picture rues tonog-t
The BON MARCHE
Unloading S-'-'t—Everythin? Reduced
Men’s Suits re-mlar $20.00 Now 13-50
Men’s Suit- regulf: $22.00 Now $15.00
Men's Suits regular $25/ Now $20.00
A2 Wool Mac. Coat- ?r*-~ $7.->’.* to $15.00
lien’s Pants front -22.50 to $0.00
Ladies ntte lires - - ■ . a. - - to $10.00 now $3. to
Ladies Winter Goa*- :?olar $15.00. now $9.50
Ladies Skirts va oe- *• $7.CO now §3.50
Ladies Silk Bre regular $15.00 n*w $7.50
Ladies Suits, regs/sr $15.00 now $8-50
Ladies s ■ oy regular $25 - 830 now $13-50
Ladies Fat’ Eat r>: t half price. AH boys’ suits
and overcoats recu•:11
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©Ely. Tomorrow tie Wide World Fa
vorite. VabeS Ncrmand will be seen in
“T«e floor BELOW" a special six
reel Goldwyn release, brim full of mys
tsr. Lcve and Laughter, Mabel will be
seen in some of her famous Keystone
Pranks. Nothing ought to keep you
't~ seeing this picture Sunday night
sc we w:ll run it one night only, first
show at 7:30. second show at 9:00.
Hobby Bumps will ride on the front
end cf this bill so you have another
laugh. Not a big feature once tn a
while but a big feature or a Para
mount re ease every night, and no sec
ond -ubs at the Dream with music
from 7:00 to 11:00 When we boost
-we have the goods. —Adv.
NEW OPERATOR
E. C ark. expe-t motion picture op
e-stor has accepted a position with
t-e L oerty Theatre and starts work
today. Pictures hereafter will be run
continuous f-om start to finish of a
play, wife no Breaks between reels.
After July 1 «othmg will be tight
but the skirts.
Peace is more complicated than
war. but p.easanter when one gets
the r^g ef it.
T-e first thing to do when entering
the sn :w business for a livelihood is
\l have photographs taken in eighteen
:cses "Sod then to go and look for a
rob.
A maa with civic pnde died in
M cL.gan last wee* and left all he
had to the city. AH he had was a
-v "e and nine cnsldren.
A lot of people who can never af
ford to travel anywhere else can usu
a-*y dig up the price of the fare to
Reno.
WALKER ISMS
Your Stationery ]
-* rVe %»t intimation of year message
USE
Symphony Lawn
- dres- your message in a
manner that insures
a welcome
series and sifea for all soeasions
SYMPHONY LAWN
-t duality writing paper, denoting
eegance and refinement
Prices 60c to $1.25 uHox
MM
:-7 L*'ER DRUG CO
i ?ur kexail Store
Phone 26,
-5-MaRiHCNCWS -
Arthur Wwthwiow of tM shipping |
■ Arm *f Jamw Griffith A Seal? has re- j
turned from Portland where he super- }
intended the Butdlng ef the steamship J
Anyor ski the barge Ban*** for the i
Panama Canal acne. The two ves- J
sets will carry full eargo^i of lum
bar to Balboa, where they will load
shipments of cars for the Alaska En
! g mewing Commission, delivery In |
j Seward.
I Welcome Sons From France j
William B. Sprague. a director and
1! in charge of the purchasing depart
l mtnt of the Alaska Steamship Co..
| welcomed home his son Hollister
' Sprague during the month, while Gen
I oral Freight and Passenger Agent
I John H. Bunch, of the same company.
► returned from the East bringing his
► son Hilary Bunch. Both young men
l wh* are well known in Seartle, saw ac
►;tive service at the (front in France.
► Hollister Sprague being a lieutenant
t in the aviation service and young
1 Bunch, who had enlisted while at
► school in Boston, went over with one
► of the very first contingents and was
t with the targoiis 104th.
Several New Alaska Charts
► The Department of Commerce art
| oounces the .publication by the U. S.
j Coast and Geodetic Survey of a new
[ chart No. 8164'of Wrangell Harbor
t and Highfield Anchorage on Wrangell
\ Island. Alaska, on a scale of 1-10.000
J and Steamer Bay on Etolin Island. Al
► aska.on a scale of 1-20.000.
| The foregoing chart takes the
£ place of cancelled chart No. 8154 and
I the difference between this and the
( previos one is that the improvements,
j' in Wrangell Harbor havb been brought
£ up to date and that the shore line
[ southward of Pt Harrington. Seam
t er Bay. has new been surveyed and
r added to the chart.
Pc wen Schooners To Relieve Famine
In tlie hope of being able to relieve
the practical famine conditions pre
vailing' among the habitations along
the Kuskekwim River and at various
points among the isolated Aleutian
group, the Kuskokwim River Trans
portation & Trading Company of Se
attle. during the month despatched
two little power schooners, the Bender
Bros, and Eunie to the north in the
hope of relieving the conditions. Capt.
Louts Knafiich. head of the company,
took command of the Bender Bros.
himse'f and with a cargo o? 500 tons
of foodstuffs he will attempt the re
lief of the missions and settlements in
tie Aleutians, while the Eunice will
attempt to reach the Kuskokwim. a
difficult voyage for the reason that
Bristol Bay and approaches to that
river are practically icebound at this
period c * the year. Famine condition
in these regions are said to be due to
the withdrawal cf the little steamship
Dora, which was taken off th3t route
when the United States government
cancelled the mail carrying contract,
making it ent.rely unprofitable to at
tempt the further operation of the lit
tle steamship* by the Alaska Steamship
Company.
CARD OF THANKS
Captain and Mrs. A. J. Anderson
wish to extend their thanks to all
their friers, neighbors and acquaint
ances for their g-eat help and sym
pathy during their recent be-eavement
and less of their son. Arthur. They
are especially grateful to Prcfffessor
Knox and Rev. Vac Marter. for their
tributes.
AT THE CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Stmd&y Sc-rvic* at 11 a. tn.
Subject for Marsh 9: MAN.
Sunday School at 12 o’clock.
Wednesday evening ready and song
service at 7.30.
Everybody cordially invited.
ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Ser
mon. Subject: *'Sacrifices."
Sunday School at 12 o'clock.
Native Sunday School at 3 p. m.
7:30 p. m. Evening Prayer and Ser
mon. Subject: “Many Mansions."
Mrs. Jenkins will ting a eoto at this
service.
Everybody cordially invited to all
the service* esf our Church.
Rev. R. c. Jenkins, D. D.
METHODI8T CHURCH
Subject for 11 a. m., What is meant
by the term Holy Ghost.
Evening subject: “How a King
Pell."
C. M. Van Matter, Minister.
SCANDINAVIAN M. E. CHURCH
Meetings at A B. Hall
Sunday School 11 A M
Preaching in the evening 7:30.
Subject: "A Great Invitation.’’
AII are cordially invited.
A. Sleipne*. Pastor.
NU BONE CORSETS
■>- and
DRESSMAKING
Fancy -Hand Sewing, Corset A Iter
In*. Punlpotow Aprons a Specialty
AM style button* made to order
Call *nd let u* ahow you!
Mr*. D. Cooper and Mrs. O. Basse
Rooms 1iand 2.Tongas* Building
I Open from 9*jBbjuii j p< m. Qsn» 209
Satnrdnv
it
THE SECRET OF BLACK MOUN
— By Jackson Gregory —
With VIOLA VALE and PHILO McCllLLOl
A Virile Drama of the West. *"*
A PATHE NEWS" And “HAPPY HOOLIGAN" opens
HAROLL I.LOYD in cue o*' his Comedv Screams c
show. TONIGHT ONLY.
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Sundav and Monday:
“Cadys Hulette”
In
“OVER THE HILL
A Romantic Comed\ Drar.u ; nir.il town newspaper thi
pulled "Over The hii " to suciv < through the efforts of a pluc
little girl and the man she loves.
A picture every
American should
see It’s one of the
greatest, most stir
ring up-to-date
war drama ever
screened,say sNew
York Herald.
Thom as A. Ed son
Audios presents
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A SMASH INC ‘■■’FtiiOTW PICTURE
That hss brought thn!! l«- the hearts and tears to the eyes of
thousands. When in Seattle, • ••• pie stood for blocks to gain
admission at advanced prices.
Xo Advance in •. the ioEEY’i for this great production
Al-o a LPI HELP! POLICE!”
Pojh.l;.r 1 'ri os- o. and IOc.
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