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"“HEIR GREAT EMOTIONAL STAR
Pauline Trederick in
RESURRECTION
By Count Leo Tolstoy
Pauline Frederick is the new Rus
sian screen version of the great story
cy tie wonderful Tolstoy,
F: e big re«is of tie most powerful
— d -ovr.l acting tfcat Pauline has at
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Red Seal Fancy Ta- >
Rye Krisp Now 20 ten*
Toast. Xotv 23 eem
Good Corn or Pea ?.
Special on gallon c.
Plums 55 cts.; Per.
Tomatoes 75 cts.—C.
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All ' . 1 3 cents lb.
5-2 25
4 ■ Glares 00 cents
. :Cl*.erries So cts and
F-. 50.75
AT THE CHURCHES
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METHODIST CHURCH
S cis.! Easter Sermon at 11 a. m.
S . r Et.ster Moods.”’
Mr. Jack Barbour will sing at this
- rvice.
At 7:0" er- will be a musical giv
. the Chorus, under the leadership
of Mr. Bishop.
r'ffie and worship with us.
C. M. Van Marter, Minister.
5T. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
11 3. rr.. Morning Prayer ar.d Sermon.
' -c*: "Christ Is Risen.”
' , v- School at 12 o’clock
X tiv Sunday School at 3 p. m,
p. tn. Evening Prayer and Ser
Sufcject: ‘ The Power of the
P ? = urec’tion.”
Everybody cordially invited to at
■ rd these services.
Rev. R. C. Jenkins, D. D.
' ” A NT>IN*A VIAN*"*"m~ E. CHURCH
y. tings at A. B. Hail,
S day School at 11 a. m.
evening 7:30, Easter Sermon
' Communion Service.
V,’ art- cordially invited.
A. Sleipnes. Pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
•'ay Service at 11 a. tn.
~ ’ : r: for April 20: DOCTRINE
■” ATONEMENT.
' d y School at 12 o’clock.
d: • sday evening reading and
a service at 7:30.
Ev rybody cordially invited.
DANDY BUSINESS
"OR SALE—Strictly Cash. Apply
' S Ba-.un. Newtown. Adv. 3t.
GETC OUR STRAW HAT
Our sir t dye makes your old
hat k oo i \ .Colors straw leather
wood tic.
Easy u apply: Quick to dry; Wear
Proof; a-:er-Proof.
.JUST A HINT.
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See the Ketchikan Basymr
announcement at the top
of page 2 in today’s issue.
TOMORROW IS
EASTER SUNDAY
Again Easter has rolled around aud
tomorrow all the churches will solemn
tee the occasion with special services
and music.
Easter is the appellation given to the
festival kepi in commemoration of the
resurrection of Jesus Christ, and is a
movable feast. It always occurs on
the first Sunday after the full moon
which happens on or nest after the
21st day of March and if a full moon
happens on a Sunday. EasteT day is
the Sunday after.
Easter Sunday is also end of Holy J
week, which begins with Palm Sunday
the last week in the Lenten season, j
TWO FISHERMEN
DROWNED WHEN
DORY UPSETS
Walter Warner and A. Hanson, fish
ermen on the schooner c'onstance. were
both drowned when their dory upset
near Seward. Alaska, on a fishing trip
from which the Constance arrived here ,
yesterday. The body of Warner was
picked up but no trace could be found
of Hanson.
The accident happened on the second
day out when fishing off the Portlock
Banks near Seward. The sun was
shining brightly but the sea was rough.
It was the middle of the afternoon and
the schooner wa§ making regular
rounds of the dories to pick up the
catchand see that everything was right
O reaching the dor.' which was man
nod by Warner and Hanson they found
it overturned. Warner’s body was
caught in the gear but he was quite
dead. N'o trace of the other man could
be seen, so after cruising around a
while there was nothing to do but to 1 j
come away. Fishing was stooped a * j
once and the schooner put into Sew- j
ard where the body of the unfortun-:'
ate man was left. Then the boat j
came on to Prince Rupert, fishing on !
the -way.
Neither Axe! Hanson nor Wallace
Warner . f the fishing schooner Con.
stance were very well known in Prince
Rupert, but Warner was a shipmate
with Harry Meagher, secretary of the
Deep Sea Fishermen’s Union here sev
en years ago on the Commonwealth.
Both were unmarried.—Prince Rupert
S'ews.
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INSURANCE AUDITORS ?
RATE BONDS AT PAR
Tr :■ nation;! convention of insurance
'•omtnlssioner* recently decided that
:n the auditing of all insurance com
- for the year ending December
31. 191S. par would be allowed for all
Liberty Bond3.
Financiers see in this action of the
always careful • d always conserva
tive i ssi - rtah
H'otion that ih present lew prices
■f Liberty Bonds of the f:_st four is
= a-e or - •• m- %mry arid that the
bonds are soon to go above par.
The action should be ar. incentive
to the privat- owner of Liberty Bonds
to bine On
the WTTET) STATES COMVtR
-T0o-KR S COFRT FOR KETCH1
FAX PRECiXCT. TERRITORY O’'
M 'SVA. DIVISION* XO OXE. A"
FRTCHIKAX. IN* PROBATE.
In *he Matter of the Estate of ChrC
*i«n P-ekken, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
X .rice is hereby given that the u*
dersivned was on April 17th, 1919.
duly appointed administrator of the es
tate cf Christian Byekken. deceased,
and that all persons liaving claims a
gainst the said estate are required by
law t < present them, with proper
vouchers, within six months from the
date of this notice, to the undersigned,
ar his office in the Henneghan Build
ing, in the town of Ketchikan, Alaska
Dated a> Ketchikan. Alaska, April'
19, 1919.
A. H. ZIEGLER,
Administrator.
First Publication, April 19, 1919.
Last Publication, May 17, 1919.
CANDIES WHAT
AM
At The Stedman
Full Line
Of
WHITMAN’S
And
HOEFLERS
Celebrated Candies
EASTER!
Hat Moc\eri
^y^Sprind
Mrs, George Washburn
BABY MARIE OSBORN
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DOLLY DOES HER BIT”
BABY MARIE is the youngest genuine star on the screen
and the only child star who requires no directing while making
a scene. The story of DOLLY DOES HER BIT. a mechanical
doll is to he sold at auction, the proceeds are to go to the Red
Cross.but by accident the doll's head is broken.
Baby Marie takes the doli’s place. From that on. comes trou
bles and pleasures for Baby Marie and her dusky companion.
Bring your children and enjoy one of the best comedies
screened for some time.
LATE BATHE NEWS
And a HAROLD I.T.f*' ’* Comedy completes this splendid
seven reel show.
SUNDAY And MONDAY
-AP1U
Gladys Brockwel! in “Her One Mis=
take” A thrilling storv of high life
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Mrs. Thos. P. Xoyes. of Xakat Iu
let. returned from Seattle this ■week
after a month's visit to Seattle on bus
iness ami pleasure.
A. E. Magel. representing Heinz &?'
Company, was an arrival on the Prin
cess from the south, and Chas. E. Hook
or. of Caro £- Hooker, Juneau, Sam
Bornstein. of Bornstein & Sons, Seat
tle, H. I., Morris, of Schilling & Co,,
and It. E. Murphy, were arrivals fr .1
funeau
ROOMS to rent Plume R 12'.
I’O't SALK 17 foot boat, cabin. En
in pood running order. 555. IV.
Ross. Ailv. 4t.
1ST—Wrist watch. 11 gold knret.
mi., to Mrs. ii. A. Hanson at
' i' ■ ' and roc ivc reward. 6t. ;i.
HOUSE FOR SALE—Four rooms,
■ ' fin, view, fine [dace for chick
John Ellingson, Newtown. Adv 6t.
FOR RENT—2 single rooms. See \
Leonard next to the Liberty The
Adv. 6tp.
FOR SALE ('HEAP—A 17 foo
boat with trolling gear, all in goc ,1 . t
der. Enquire C. H. Harrison, at V i
yard. li.
FOR SALE:—12 h. p. 2 cylin ' A
c!e medium duty. Apply H. C. c.t
'ins. first house south of He. ths
.tore. —Adv ' ■
The last tv.* episodes of this great serial. See if you picked
ihe right man for the ‘’Hooded Terror.”
We have been requested, for the benefit of those unable to at
tend Saturdaj ive a p cial Matinee Sunday at 2:30.
Sur-'ay Night's Show vi’i bo entirely new
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GAUMONT NEWS
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li . AWFUL PREDICAMEN U
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appeasing story of the i
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1 w is the Time, to furnish your home when you can have
the benefit of a well selected stock of high class furniture and
rugs from which to make your choice.
The place is J. R. Heckman & Co.’s House, Furnishing Dept,
where you willfindbeautiful Wilton and Axminster rugs, W'al
nut and Oak Bedfoom furniture, Comfortable Rockers, Artistic
Steel Beds, Cotton Felt Mattresses, Sellers Kitchen Cabinets
and Mirro Aluminum Ware, Monarch, Great Western and New
Perfection Sto\es.
W’ewi!) furr* ’ the I? use, i yi.u will find the Girl.
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