At
The
D R 15 /\ j\\ TUE3, and WEDNESDAY
Jesse L Las^v^-e^/ws
CECIL £. DE MILLE'S
PRODUCTION
THE WHISPERING CHORUS”
Be, JEAN*IE AVACPHE E pON From the story by PERLEY POORE SHEEHAN
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Any i idtniv : r ■
f -r you to
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K . ? MihV is a pk-tuiv
an 1 Ti t* Woman That
" ^ " - T .:> i* an Art*
: quality.
United States Ba-t'esb p New Jersey
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We Wish
A SPECIAL R'■
nnounce
TiON 5AJ-E
The- kind that -a e* : —rev cm all goods.
OUR CLOTH!N r DEPARTMENT
Prices are r .rest';-' : dared on all women’s
Coat- and Dresses: ':en'- Saits Overcoats,
and Overcoat*. Mack nav ■ id Overalls. Also
Boys’ ^ait- and Chercat
seeinz i» believing, rs -ee. make a pur
chase and save trrney --re y.
Tlir* HON ROIIE
i h«- f oy fh jaru-r*.
•s- v $ -
LAUNCH SUPERIOR AND •
PILEDRIVER ARRIVED TODAY
Tt laaadi Superior. with plMrir
-:r in to*, arrived this zs-jeniag frac.
5r-iui- enroot? to B«* ?«*t-Wal>r. t
-Joe cannery o? the Wilson FSefc
• r.-v Coaspsrsr Nr 3. E.-S»y!e9.
siiperiBtesdeBt of ri^ cannery this j
year. ■*111 take coarse of tie pDe
‘1 river fma here to tee »est.coa«t
STOP' LOOK! LISTEN To The
P se of No Man’s Lscd." Liberty f
7 -a-,:- tonight.—id*.
Fa TS vor SHOrLD
KNOW ABOUT
"THE WHISPERING CHORUS"
It's a Arterafc Special, prodsced
-T Ceefl 3. De Milie. the sac «r.o
Tie W>: tcsaTha: Got F'orgot”,
"Th- little AzLeracac," ~J oar The
03 ice Screen Raymond
Hatton. EUSctz Dexter. Katbiys WBB
lottA nd Tolly Marshall are In the
t:r Star east. A dramatic and
ler^stor? f 2 rnaa arbo, hamebtd
by de: -. resorts to theft, beoDOU* ft
t- rr. : and Taries from the lowest to
•1- lijses? standard? of life. Dcc't
fe • -- tbs* special- No adiute
L- fries* DREAM Tue9L-W*d.—adr
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WALKERISMS
We will put the Edi n Phonograph in your home on free
trial without any obligation.
We in rite comparison. and will gladly pat it with any ether
machine* under the same condition.*.
WALKER DRUG CO
vour Pexall Store
rrn
trj
Phone 26.
"The Rose of No Mao'* Land." Jo*.
Montgomery Ftagg’e story of the Red
Crow at War. at the UBERTT to-'
alghkJ—adr. /
■ . ' » ■ -—■ ,
ttd atftttft*Ml Maspaarad* Sail
©♦to rHa* 4 fmx by «&• V**l P. 0.
S. is to h* g'ren oc March IT. St.
Patriot** day as usual this yew. It
has hetn decided by the *at*rt»ia*
meet commute*. The ThapfcsgiTtnp
Dad Mat*aeiad« which sraa to bara
boea *tr*n by the lodge. bad to h»
postponed last dall ©a uomt of the
Inftoani*. hat happily for Ketchl-,
kar.etv. this la no longer a “wet
blanket" on social Affaire.
WUX tSCRBASE STOCK
With ill* dosing out of all ladle*'
ready-to-wrar garments and dry goods
tie Toogais Trading Company coo
template* build lag op their present;
stock ot s*ea> ciothtng and afcoe de
partments. Theae taro important lines
of merchandise bare been relegated (
to the background while the store was
handling a drygoods line, bat under j
the new order this is to he reversed, j
With the cScsiag out of drygoods {
and ready-to-wear stock this leave*
only live stores handling these lines, j
tjwitdse Boa Marche. J. R. Heck-1
man. Reinert*, the Ketchikan Baiaar. j
and C. H- Rlrids.
POODLE DOG GRILL
CHANGES HANDS
TS»e-Rosdle Bog GrOl'lrUth has
t*en under the sueeseafal manage
men: of Mrs. Geo. Wilkes for several.
years, changed hands this week, the
new owner taking charge on Monday j
Mr. B. Antone. who is well known to;
Poodle rtog patrons for his famous
cooing, fas* been chef at that popular
establishment for sometime. Mrs.
WQkeA who ownes the building, will
sow be is charge of the rooms above.
know a as the St- George Hotel.
J. E. SMITH HAS
NEW CLOSED CAR
The Admiral Ttodmar (formerly
the Despatch) arrived here Saturday
night, brought a new car to town for.
James E Smith for his taxi and auto;
service The new car is a Ford Sod-;
fa. leather upholstered, with atenin- •
nm fittings. The lightness of the Uti
lises. makes the new doe-^d car ride
like a large Pierce-Arrow. Mr Smith
claims * This is the second car Mr ;
Smith has now in his service.
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Jack Barbour will sing the Song. |
“The Rose o No Man's Land., to ac
company the picture of the same
name. At the LIBEP.TL THEATRE,
tonight.—adv
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MISS ROSS ITER HOSTESS
Miss Harriet Rossitex wa* .hostess
at a unique dinner party given at
be? apartment last evening In honor
cf Mr. and Mrs. Wilke, the guests re
maining for the evening. Auction
bridge was enjoyed and was so keen-,
5y contested that it was past one
o’clock when Mr. Stackpole and.Mrs.
A. R. Larson. haring attained high
• st ar-ores. were wilting to stop Mrs.
Prueil and Mr. Wilke were consold
ed for lesv score*. Those present
w*re Mr. and Mrs. Wilke. Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Larson. Mr end Mrs I.
G Prneli. Mr. and Mrs H M Stack
pole and the hostess.
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_WANTED—.kit Doctors to be in .
attendance at the LIBERTY Theatre
Tuesday and Wednesday, during the;
?-reel remedy. “The Movie Dummy”
Its a Scream for half an hear.—adv..
For Sale—Zi ft. fisting Boat—16.
H. P Heavy duty Engine. Apply at
Irrman’e Boat House-—adv. 6tp
At the end of a perfect day—aat a
bswi cf mutk and milk and go to had.
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FOR SALE: Majestic Range, 4 hole*
with hot. Aw tee front and almoet new
Phene 70. advJt.
FOR SALe:—1-2 burner Perfection
and 1-8 pumar Comat oil «to*a. Phone
R-102.—adv. atp
POP 8ALB: 8 H. P.~A*4a* Ca«4ae,
Prtee — tt M. R. TV am pa*, Kctebf
Iml av*.
' ■ V .-*• Ijr V • '
lUpmnral Par —la. Addrrr*, M.
t_ P. o. a. 78ft,. ■—»,
WAtfTBD—tlH at tbe Liberty
Lao**.' oA.
Hipfert Sriadlac aav-OUtsf at
83L7 * 'arpa*Per Siioo —«4t tf
INDEPENDENT
DRAYINO CO.
Cool £r Freight Haulixi
' From aft Deoi*
j 06cm Rm- G 121
CHRIS 80RKNSCN, Prop.
HOWARD BUYS!
FURS
Stodmaii HotoKMea
At The GRAND
HARRY MOREY
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- t iW V * ?n» *
Comedy AH Kinds
Happy Hooligan
Who does not know How
men are trained for the U. S. A. And
a big V comedy ''Plans and Pagamas"
completes this big show for three
nights.
'TTXSDAY, WEDNESDAY Aftt) TH
CRSDAY January 11, 13. 11
harry Morey in
“The Golden Goal"
Labor trouble In a largo ship
wilding yards is tho foundation for
ill* Vltagmph Blue Ribbon Feature
itsrrng HARRY MOREY big phyal
»Uy, big hearted and one of ho moot
hi pula r screen 9tar n tho Country.
See the terrific fistic battle In a wat
>rfront . drive between two stalwart
Jrutes. an Ivon oat to goodness whirl
wind affair that starts the picture off
with a vim.
kloiuixce tx:;:ox
At THE LIBERTY
Tuesday and Wednesday
I he I?ig Iwo-Reei Har Picture, Showing the
Spirit the Red Cross
“The Rose o!
NoMan’sLand”
Jack Barbour
Wil Sing the LATE ?-ONG HIT of
of the same name.
This Picture drew record houses
at the Liberty Theatre, Seattle,
(NOT A YEAR AGO,) but only
a few weeks ago.
Also Episode No. 5, “ SPIES WITHIN ”
“House of Hate”
And Don’t Miss the Two-Reel Comedy,
“The Movie Dummy”
It's a scream from start to finish and should you go into
laughing hysterics, the rloctors in attendance will see
you through, This is without a doubt the funniest
comedy ever yet shawm in Ketchikan.
You’ll I augh. You’ll Roar, You’ll Scream
A Star Liberty Weekly will open this exciting and side-splitting show
- A THREE ‘ PIECE ORCHESTRA
Stock —
— Service
Is the Quality Right ?
HAT’S a vitally important question you’ll want to
■ ask yourself when you buy your new clothes.
In normal times this question don’t bother folks very
much. But times have changed. A good many manu
facturers and retail merchants are lowering quality
to meet price demands.
We have always conducted our store on the idea that
to attain the highest degree of success a business
must be built like a sky-scraper—“for keeps. And
when we started in business here we put into immedi
ate practice our theory that to build “for keeps” re
quires adheriug to the highest quality standards and
giving full value-selling thoroughly dependable mer
••handise at absolutely minimum prices.
Buy your clothes at this store and you will have a
feeling of security that both quality and price aro
right because we sell
Society Brand Clothes, Florsheim and
Utz & Dunn Shoes, Cooper, Medlicott and
Glastenbury Underwear
STOCK
• »y
J. R. HECKMAN & CO.
SERVICE