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Tonight at THE DREAM
- SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY -
The Master War Picture of the Year.
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Featuring the Wonderful
A Big Eight Reel Special Release
The story of a woman that defied an Empire. lt‘s
a Picture that wi!i dutch the heart of the Nation.
Words can not espiain the magnitude of this super
Feature. — Remember Saturday Night Only.
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Coming—Sunday
J. STUART BLACKTON’S Third Picture.
■‘Wild youth”
Starring LOUIS HUFF and THEO. ROBERTS
When you see a picture produced by Black ton, you
know that it’s the best. We all remember his pic
ture called “MISSING” this will top it in many ways
Paramount Incomparable Orchestra At All Times
The trail is reported bare at
many places, and autos are running,
an unusual condition for this time of
the year. Two inches of snow is report
ed on the ground at Richardson. Eight
inches at Doneliy.
Jack Smith, the Betties trader, with
a native helper and au oaf t left
for the Arctic on a trading trip and
ho'pe3 to be able to bring back many
valuable furs.
C, ?. Rsrs, to'ecraph editor of the
Fairbanks News-Miner recently went
outside to receive medical treatment
for injuries received in a motorcycle
nc:!de*t sometime ago.
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J. H. Nelson, of San Point, died
racostiy at tho general hospital at
Cordova from cancer of the stomach.
He was brought tcCo rdova from the
■ tstward by the steamship Brutus.
It t--k 1S days for Charles Sinclair,
.i-.ck Tittlewell and Charles Cadwald
rv to make it from Flat in the Iditarod
district to Anchorage. The trail was
hcr.vy for almost the entire distance
~n-.l some 60 degree weather was ex-;
;<?; ienced.
Lieut. Alfred Bradford, formerly
employed in the U. S. Land office at
' was shot down in a flaming
rn'ane on the fighting front In
F ,-uce. according to word received
- o’, the government. He was an
-I observe^ 28 years of age.
.vocally nothing was done this
ison on cither the Anniak or the
T msak riverr/ Both these streams
ire left limit tributaries of the Kus
1 v im. New York creek, a Kusko
r’A'vf, tributary on the other limit be
1 non'an creek, produced some pay
this season. 1
Dr. J. VV. Bulkley. jr., of Peters
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Men’s
Men's
Men's
The HON MARCHE
Unloading Sale—Everything Reduced
$20.00 Now 13.50
$22.00 Now $15.00
$25.00 Now $20.00
from $7.00 to $15.00
$6.00
to $10.00
Suits regular
Suits regular
Suits regular
All Wool Mac. Coats.
Men’s Pants from $2.50 to
Ladies White Dresses Values
now
$3.75
$9.50
$7.50
Ladies Winter Coats regular $15.00 now
Ladies Skirts, values to $7>00 now $3.50
Indies Silk Dresses, regular $15.00 n°w
I.adies Suits, regular $15.00 now $8.50
Indies wool Serge Suits regular $25 - $30 now $13.50
Ladies Fall Hats almost half price. All boys’ suits
and overcoats reduced.
LOUIS HANSON. Proprietor
burg, has been appointed company and I
government physician at Kodiak, and
with his wife and children will leave
for his new field about March 1. He
!s a man of great ability and has been
;n charge of the Petersburg Hospital
for some months.
Clerk of the Court Arthur Lang
is cne of the city's most prominent
authors, having just completed a book
which will be In every household in
♦he near future. Mr. Lang recently
"aused to be published a comprehens
ive book cf questions and answers on
“The United States and Its Govern
ment'' which is one of the best things
of the kind ever issued for those desir
ing citizenship. It has a list of ques
tions tc be learned by the proposed
citizen which will make him familiar
with our government, and also make
him a better citizen. It should be in
“very school house in the Territory__
Valdez Miner.
SPRING BONNETS COMING
Each boat arriving brings a few
of the latest models of ladles spring
lats for the Washburn Millinery.
These hats are the kind to pfease
those with a taste for exclusive mil
linery. Hats for all prices on display
In a short time, Mrs. Washburn an
nounces. See these beautiful spring
models now before they are picked
over. —Adv.
AT THE GRAND
Sunday and Monday
Mis. Lou Barron, late arrival from
Teattle will be the added attraction
in the latest of song hits. Be sure
to hear her. Mrs. Bryon will be at
the pi*no. Music you will all like.
The Feature photoplay will be A Rat
tling Good Detective story that never
loses its grip. Earle Williams is fea
tured and is at his best. Mrs. Bar
ron will sing at eight forty five. Be
there cn time. No Raise In Price.
—Adv.
WALKERISMS
Your Stationery
is the first intimation of your message
USE
Symphony Lawn
and dross your 'message in a
manner that insures
a welcome
All styles and sizes fdr all occasions
SYMPHONY LAWN
is the finest quality writing paper, denoting
elegance and refinement
Prices 60c to $1.25 a box
WALKER DRUG CO
Your Rexall Store
Phone 20.
CANNERY NEWS
Rey Bentley who wsnt to the Prlbl
lotf Islands last aummsr to put up a
seal reduction works for tbs govern
ment, returned to Seattle In January
on the steamer Roosevelt and left tm
mediately for California. The Instat-,
lation of the plant was completed dur-|
ing the fall and it is expected that a
large quantity of oil and fertilizer will;
be produced this year.
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According to the Pacific Fisherman,'
J A. Cenolkin, head of the Ketchikan
Packing Company, on February 6. com
dieted negotiations for the purchase of
tho interest in the plant claimed by
the stockholders of the Belle Island'
Canning company, and is now sole
owner of the establishment. He |s ar
ranging to build a new warehouse and
put in a new Troyer-Fox 4-car retort
and a Nicholson sliming machine1;and
expects to put up about 20,000 cases.
His son-in-law, George Washburn, will
have charge of operations at the can
nery, it is reported.
capt. west, the veteran master of :
ha steamer Corwin, who was the ■ <
irst to reach Nome for 11 seasons has <
>een assigned to command of the^
Vestcoram. Ho will take her to Port- J
and. The narrow escapes of Capt.
Vest and the cutter Corwin in creep
ng through the Ice In order to reach
ifome ahead of every other steamer
>ach year has provided material for
nany stories. The. great event each
^ear in Nome was the appearance of
:hejCorwln inihe offing.
MARIE GRANGER
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Ten little girls enjoyed a very. de-j
ightful party last evening from 4 o’-|
:lock to 6 p. m. at the home of Marie
Granger in New Town, given In honor;
3f her 11th birthday. Those present
<vere: Ruth Ryus# Genevieve Nelson,:
Sophia Foss, Katherine Jones, Ruth!
Smith, Ada Heath, Marjory Sweigle.
Mary Goemare, Evelyne Goemart. and
Marie Granger. Games of all kinds
*ere indulged in, after which dalftty
refreshments were served by the moth
er of the little hostess.
RETURNED SOLDIERS
Friends of the returning Ketchikan
soldiers wish to announce that a din
ner will be given In their honor at the:
Poodle Dog Grlil tomorrow (Sunday) j
evening from 5 o’clock on. The dinner
is being given for the men just r*-;
turned from the training camps and
abroad.
AT THE CHURCHES ;
8T. JOHN’S EP18COPAL CHURCH
11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Ser
mon. Subject: “Religion is of God."i
Sunday School at 12 o’clock. Native
Sunday School at 3 p. m. 7:30 p. m.
evening prayer and eermon. Subject,
"Clinging Close to Christ."
Everybody cordially invited te all,
the services of our Church.
Rev. R. C. Jenkins, O. O.
CHRISTIAfTaCIENCE CHURCH
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
Subject for Sunday March 2.
'ICHRIST J^SUS"
Wednesday evening ready and song
service at 7.60,
Everybody cordially Invited.
METHODIST CHURCH
At 11 A M Subject, How can Christ
God and: Man?
Subject for 7:30, The Philosophy of
the Atonement
C. M. Van Marter, Minister.
SCANDINAVIAN M. E. CHURCH j
Meetings at A. B. Hall
Sunday School 11 A M
Subject: “The Key to God's Plans"
Preaching In the evening 7:30.
The Ladles Aid 8oclety meets on
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Hanson at “Bon Marche:’’
Ml Scandinavians are cordially
Invited. 1
A. Steepnee, Pastor.;
FOR SALE 3COW ELLIOTT ~
. 73 by ?0 feet— 43 Ton*..
Home on Scow ....18 by 82
Suitable for Sattery
All la good, condition Inquire of W.
A. Bryant, at Heckman Co.
Bxpert grinding and saw-fltttog «
Sully ■? Carpenter Shop.—«dv tt
/ fX>R SALB-— New modem houee
on Courthouse Hill—easy terms. C.
A- Smith.—adv. 6t.
LOST: $60. In bills between 8par
hawk store and Charcoal' Point.
Finder please return to this, office
and receive $26. reward. ,Adv,tf. .
NU BONE CORSETS
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DRESSMAKING
Fancy Hand Sewing, Coreet Alter
ing. Bungolow Aprons a Specialty
All style buttons made to order
Call and let Us show you I
Airs. O. Cooper and Mrs. O. Basse
Rooms 1 and 2 Tongass Building
tfpen fr<An ^.^mtl^ r^. PhSySlS*
At The GRAN D
LAST NIGHT SHOWING
EthelClayton in
“THE DORMANT POWEER”
SUNDAY AND MONDAY MARCH 2 - 3
For an added attraction Sunday and Monday night the
Grand Will Present
MRS. LOU BARRON
A late arrival from Seattle in the latest song hits
“CAN’T YOU HEAR ME CAL" ING CAROLINE”
And “DON’T YOU REMEMBER THE DAY”
Mrs. Barron has a remarkable clear sweet voice and should
be heard by all. Don’t forget.
Mrs. Byron after an absence of several months will resume
her position at the Grand.
Be there at eight fort-five or you will miss the treat.
The Feature Photoplay Will Be
Ear! Williams
In his favorite role in the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon play.
THE CRELL MISTERY
Torn between Love and Duty. Which will Win7 A detective
story that never loose its grip.
- A PATHE NEWS WILL OPEN THE SHOW -
AT THE LIBERTY
- SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY -
Big 7-reel Show: Showing Ketchikan’s new favorite Metro Star
“Viola Dana”
Playing a Wonderful Dual Role
The Girl Without a Soul”
Pilled with excitement and will raise you from your seat in
the last act. To see the great race between Horse and Auto,
apd the fight to a finish, and with this comes—
“LONESOME
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See him, When He Loses Patience, He makes you laugh for
an hour.
COMING—SUNDAY AND MONDAY -
HENRY B. WATHWALL, In his big 7-reel Production.
“HIS ROBE OF HONOR”
Liberty Three-Piece Orchestra fo,Pl2»A and'soc
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