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Their Most Sensational Emo- tional Star
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FAMINE FREDERICK
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“LA TOSKA’,
“La Tessa" Is famed In ceng and
story as the world's greatest, and most
| tragic heroine. A part ideally suited
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| erick.
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^ • Remember this big emotional pic
ture runs tonight only so be there
either at the first show at 7:30 or the
second at nine.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
REX BEACH’S
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”THE
BARRIER”
Tre best cf tfc. rod ones, the big
gest and fct'‘ Alaska stories.
THE BARRIER'
REX BEACH
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LRhts j sblzmick
NEW ARRIVALS OF
SPRING STYLES
SEE THE NEW
DOLMANS and CAPES
Hats on display ,y Mrs. Abercrombie
Old
Ha is -.
Remodeled
Ketchikan Bazaar
D. BROWER Prop .Pl.oone 206
W-iJi a- « C- >44
The my MARCHE
sale
Unloading
Men’s Suits regular
Men’s Suits regular
Men's Suits regular
All Wool Mac. Coats.
Men’s Pants from §2.50 to $6.00
Ladies White Dresses Values to §10.00
Everything Reduced
$20.00 Now 13.50
$22.00 Now §15.00
§25.00 Now §20.00
rorh §7.00 to §15.00
now §3.75
Ladies Winter Coe*
$9.50
regular £15.00 now
Ladies Skirts, values to §7.00 saw W.50
Ladies Silk Dresse= regular SI5.00 n«w §7.50
Ladies Suita, regular §15.00 now 16.50
Ladies wool Sere Suit regular IK - WO new §13.30
Ladies Fall Hats almost half price. All boys’ suits
and overcoats reduced.
LOL IS HA ;ON. Proprietor'
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AT THE CHURCHES
METHODIST CHURCH
Subject for 11 a. m. "The Visibl
and The Invisible Church."
At 7:30: The Man Who Deserted.
If you have no Church Home com
and worship with-us.
C. M. Van Mart or, Ministei
ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCI
11 A. lit. Morning Prayer and Sei
moa. Subject: "The Greatness of Go
Sunday School at 12 o’clock.
Native Sunday S$boei at 3 p. m.
7:30 p. m. Evening Prayer and Se
mon. Subject: The Promises of Goc
Everybody cordially invited to a!
the services of our Church.
Rev. R. C. Jenkins, D. D.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
Subject for March 23, MATTER.
Sunday School at 12 o’clock.
Wednesday evening reading an
song service..
Everybody cordially invited.
SCANDINAVIAN M. E. CHURCH
Meetings at A. B. Hall
Sunday School 11 A M
Preaching in the evening 7:30.
Subiect: "The Power of God.”
Prayer meeting on Thursday evf
ning at the home of Mrs. J. Monsen.
Ail are cordially invited.
A. Sleipnes, Pastor.
Tonight is comedy night at the Libe
ty. Byrant Washburn is with us agaij
in the "Golden Idiot." adv.
All true Americans will go and se'
Uncle Sam at Redmen Hall Frida;
night, —Adv. 2t.
THE 'WJT
ANTLEE JyH
HOT WATER BAG ]
i< the finest quality and best known
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Hot Water Bag in America ;
it CANT LAEK”
bee tuse it is moulded entirely in on piece " ;
GL ARANTBBD FOB TWO YEARS
but ixsmMy bate mtk longer
This applic also to Faqatefei Syringes and all
other KASmmK goods
W iLKER DRUG CO
Hiiri 2(.
Vour Rexall Store
it.
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t; SCHOOL NOTES
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t On Wednesday, March 12, the Paf
assembly hall of the High School.
•: win urindie. Leslie Williams, cnaa.
■ Chapman, and Mitchell Spaeth gave
talks on the League of Nations which
was enjoyed by all present,
LOST—A few. pages from a geome
try, Win Brindlc. Charles Chapman,
The pupils of the grades are very
busy these days practising for their
play which is to be given Friday of
next week.
Anyone wisnrng information aDout
| city parks ask the members of the
English Classes.
■Winfield L-eadbetter is making good
use of his knowledge of typewriting
these days. He has earned $2 this
week and hopes that the good work
will continue
The boys of Camp Cookery had a
test on the value of food stuff yester
day They discussed some of the level
ing agent3. Some new ones that we
suggested were dynamite and carbid,
It was agreed that they eat none of
this however,
' xne eight graae has been having
some interesting debates this week,
The sixth grade pupils had a spell
ing contest last Thursday and the
losing side had to serve refreshments
for the winners. The party was held
in the Home Economics Department
and a very enjoyable time was spent,
The Walker Drug Co. will have to
go out of the Ukulele busine'ss very
soon because the boys of the Manual
xraining oiasses are making tnem
very fast and giving them away to
all their friends.
RAY CURTIS,
BtNNtl I HAINSfcN,
CARUSO WEDDED AGAIN
Mrs. Enrico Caruso was received
into the Roman Catholic Church yes
terday and shortly after receiving
the sacrament of baptism she was
married to the tenor according to the
rites of the church. The ceremony
was Derformed in the Chapel of the
Blessed Virgin at St. Patrick’s Ca
thedral by the assistant rector, the
Rev. William B. Martin,
On Aug, 21 last Mr. Caruso and
Miss Dorothy Park Benjamin surprised
, their friends by announcing that they
had been wed the day previous at the
Marble Collegiate Church by the Rev.
, Oliver Paul Barnhill The second mar
' nage. it was explained, was neces
sary in the eyes of the Church as
Mrs Caruso had never been baptized
I in the Catholic faith until yesterday.
Attending the couple were Mrs. Wal
ter Romeyn Eenjamin, an aunt of
Mrs, Caruso, who acted as godmoth
rr ’n the absence of Mrs. Park Ben
jamin. the bride's mother, who is ill,
and her daughter, Miss Octavia Ben
iamin. who stood up with the bride,
also Bruno Zirato.. Mir. Caruso's sec
retary,
Mr, Caruso is 46 and his bride is
25. She is a graduate of the Convent
the Sacred Hea-t Her father re
sides at 270 West Seventy-third St.
—New York Times.
COMING AGAIN TONIGHT
I have arranged to be in Ketchikan
a* leas! every month this summer,
and will make-rr.y headquarters at the
LIBERTY THEATRE. "The House of
oomrort and "Hign Class Produc
tions.”
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
• Don't miss seeing me this return
trip in "ONE A. M.” CHARLIE CHAP
. LIN. —Adv,
“The Barrier” Sunday
“La Tosca” Tonight
i pa"';ne Frederick tonight in “La
Tosca” is without a doubt the best one
night offering that the Dream has ev
• *r had. so make it a point to be
r there.
Sunday night “THE BARRIER” Rex
Reach’s huge play will be the big at
traction of the hour, there will be two
shows, but you must be there on time
for the first show as it starts at 6:15.
Second show starts a 9:15. Admission
prices will be Adults 30c. Children
20c. When we boost we have, the
► goods, and we are sure boosting these
[ two bills. If'it’s pictures we have them,
► and our music is Paramount. First
| run pictures ONLY. —Adv.
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NEW ARRIVAL
HERE TO STAY
j Mr. Joe McGinty has come to town
and will be with the Ketchikan Meat
Company for the season and will sell
choice pot roasts for 28c !b., Bris
cut cuts of Beef tor 25c lb.. Shoulder
Steak for 30c lb.f No. 1 Sugar Cured
Hams for 40c lb.. Fresh Veal and Calf
Liver; Chicken Tamales; Nice Fancy
! Bacon for 55c none better. Lamb
: and Mutton Stew for 25c lb. Also
jr froth Blanchard Eggs far 50c dozen.
f Adv. KETCHIKAN MEAT CO.
Charlie Chaplin in a return engage
ment of “One A. M.” at the Liberty
l tonight, Comedy night adv.
KETCmKATcLiANIN6
& PRESSING WORKS
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Suits Sponged and pressed, Dry or
Steam Cleaned. All kinds of La
oies oarments. viioves, snoes
spats, wool anirts & sweaters
All Work Guaranteed; Phone 222
BP.OWN & KUiV.SB, Prspe.
At The GRAND
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY
“UKULELE JOE”
and his
HULA TRIO"
Added attraction to the regular picture program. A sho*
that is a little different. Tonight only.
“NEIGHBORS”
— Featuring —
MADGE EVANS & JOHNNY HINES
“Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself’ is easy when she’s a migh
ty pretty girl. A comedy drama in Five Parts.
LATE PATHE NEWS Opens The Show.
SUNDAY And MONDAY.
ALICE BRADY in
“THESPURS OF SYBiL
Sybil, a poor relation, dependent upon her wealthy aunt for
support. This aunt decides that Sybil’s unhappiness and dis
content is due entirely to her dependent condition. Therefore
the aunt decides on drastic means of bringing happiness to Sybil.
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See the “Alien Enemy" at the Liber
ty Sunday and Monday, adv.
unaer i ne stars And stripes _
J Friday, March 28, 8 p. m. Redmen
j Hall. Seats on sale Tuesday morning
i at Ryus Drug Store. —Adv. 2t.
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WAN'itu—immediately turnisned
j bouse. Four or five rooms, Call Stock
i ing, Sr., Wireless, City Office- Adv. 6f"
Another PARALTA play at the Li
berty Sunday and Monday, “LOUISE
GLAUM" In “An alien en?my.'’ adv.
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FOR SALE.—Kimball Organ cheap.
Phone 13. —Adv. tf.
FOUND — A watch on Wednesday
evening in Newtown. Owner apply to
Adolph Olofson, Fifth Grade. Public
School,
Not a movie but a fell br. ,t
Redmen Hall March 2®. _VI'* 7'
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R. Berry of Petersburg, J ~aa
send of Juneau, are guest? ■; *'«
Stedman.
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waicn ou^_jtnere win be
policemen at Redmen Ha' T a,;
night. —A •.
AT THE LIBERTY
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' The Golden Idiot"
fSSAW
HOtfSE OF COMFOr
Saturday Night O!
a mght of t'Oivr
Bryant wasbL
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“THE (iOEDE/N H
| A fascinating comedy
iher masterpiece of
r rv'hburn’s inimitable v
punctuated with all th
• v and charm of his per:
,z • .
I uii of quaint hutr.
ruble situations. In '
FQD, a three leg' '
5 a bhoww all by himse.
Here J am back again, “Your Old Friend” CHARLIE CHAP
LIN, and I will be here ONE NIGHT only, SATURDAY. I will
make the children laugh and the big folks roar. I’m some laugh
getter in this big two reel comedy. SO DON’T MISS IT.
- MUSIC BY -
LIBERTY’S IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA
10c 20c 30c
Sunday and Monday LOUISE GLAUM in “AN ALIEN ENE
MY.” The story of an American girl raised in Germany sent
to America to be a German spy and what happened.
Stock
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Our Millinery
Announces The Arrival Of
Ladies’ Hats -
From New York
Styles are of the very Latest
j. R. HKCKMAN & CO, fig*. .