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GEORGE M.C'CHAN
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'THE YANKEE
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‘‘HIT THE
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HOLLIDAY’
New York called him BILLY SUNDAY THE SECOND, after
seeing this picture. It's one of the greatest take offs ever of
fered. You'll say so. _ .
If you were going right down Broadway looking for a show,
you'd never find a better one, than a Geo. M. Cohen.
It’s another picture that will brighten the corner that your in
and send youa way with a smile that won’t come off.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY—SEE IT WITHOUT FAIL
HEARST NEWS—Showing the President reviewing our own
boys over there. Follow the President in France and see these
late weeklies. This one’s great.
JACOB PITTENGER
SELLS PROPERTY
Mr, Jacob Pittenfer who Ins be. n
visiting his daughter, Mrs, K. ,T, Wil
liams for the past week, left on th.
Princess Marj- for his home in Port
land,
While here Mr. Pittenger dispo- j
of all his property with the eqceptio-.
of the flats occupied by Mr-. Bos
worth and her daughter
The sale of the house now occupied
by the Shafer family to Mr, Penn-e
was reported several days ago. Tod';
tho Ketchikan Real Estate & Insur
ance Company purchased the vacar
lot adjoining the Pennell property
and Mr, A, R, Larson of the Min- rs
Merchants Bank has purchased f,
lots on Pittenger Avenue, These lo<
wore tho last of two rows of lot
which Mr> Pittenger had purchased
and cleared himself several years a-a
Pearl White at the LIBERTY to
night, Adv
OLD TIMER RETURNS
M Max Rosenberg, an old timer
tM> city, well known hero as a res
■!! ;• man and also in the fish mar
•t business some five years ago, has
>1 to the city and will open up
P inn Steam Bath, which is said
specially good for rheumatism
■■•1 nr. other ailments, This will
addition to the city many en
terprises.
Ta il' s and Mens rain coats at
F; Ids'. Adv,
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■ :;:\V BOOKKEEPER ARRIVES
V s Minnie Fietsam is a recent
' in town who comes to take the
on of bookkeeper with the Wes
n ' a nt & Fish Co, She arrived
si 1 iday from her home in Seattle,
r suing THE BRASS CHECK with
■i.nn and Bayne at the LIBER
TY. Adv,
The BOX MARCHE
SPECIAL OFFER FREE
In order to make room for our new stock of
spring goods, we will i e with every $17.50 to
$30 men's suit. A HAT FREE, valued $3 to $4
All our suits are marked exceptionally low and
are extra good values.
Our special $20 Blue Her • is now $13.50 and
only just a few left.
Ordinary Norfolk Suit: , Re ;.$18.50 now $12.50
Men’s Pants, Wool Mackinaws and shirts, are
greatly reduced.
LOUIS HANSON Proprietor
HOME IN CANADA
FOR ANY SOLDIER
i OTTAWA, (By Mail,)—The condi
tions under which the Soldier Settle
men Board will assist in the settle
ment of soldiers upon lands held by
the provincial government have been
| announced,
i When a provincial government by
j legislative enactment defines an area
i of provincial crown lands for soldier
6ettlement( by way of homestead, the
board will caiuse an examination of
the land to be made as to climate,'
! soil fertility, cost of clearing, drain
■ age, rainfall^ water content and avail
! able water supply. If the laud is
found to be suitable the. board will
assist settlement under the- following
conditions:
Homesteads must tbe -situated in
i timlber country within 12 miles and
! in other country within 15 miles of a
shipping point on a railway or navi
gaible stream on which there is ade
quate transportation service. The
provincial government shall, when
clearingj drainage, irrigation and
• roadways are needed, carry out such
| work as may bo necessary to insure
! that the soldier settler will have a
reasonable chance to succeed,
The settler -must be enabled bv pro
vincial legislation to enter for a
homestead upon such land, subject
to settlement conditions, similar to
those of the Dominion Lands Act and
regulations founded thereon^ If on
inspection the Soldier Settlement
Board finds that the homestead ful
fills the conditions as to settlement
advantages and productivity, it will,
upon agreement, pay the provincial
government the amount chargeable
and thereafter administer such entry
ln the same way ias soldier entries
are administered in Dominion crown
lands,
When the provincial government is
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Hot Water Bag in America
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because it is moulded entirely in on piece
GUARANTEED FOR TWO YEARS
but usually lasts much longer
This applies also to Fountain Syringes and all
other KANTLEEK goods
WALKER DRUG CO
Your Rexall Store
Phone 20.
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CANDIES WHAT
AM
At The Stedman
Full Line
• Of
WHITMAN’S
And
HOEFLERS
Celebrated Candies
Stetaon and Hardman Hats at
Fields, Adv,
I STOCKING FAMILY
! HOLD A REUNION
SINCE 1916
On Sunday afternoon, the Stocking
family held a reunion and had their
first dinner together since Juno 19,
1916, the gods of war having separat
ed tho family on that day,
With the arrival on tho Princess
Mary Friday night of Bernard A,
Stocking, who was discharged at Camp
Grene, N, C, on March 12, the last
ffenmber of the family arrived in Ketch
ikan,
Corporal Stocking is the oldest son
hnd has been in the service almost
constantly since war was declared on
Mexico, June 18, 1916, He w'as the
first, man to report for duty in tho
state. He arrived in Calexico in July
and remained there until the following
February when he returned homo.
On the declaration of war with Ger
many) he was called 'back into the ser
vice and was mobilized again in July
after having been transferred to
Troop “A” of the Washington Cavalry,
National Guard, He was automatical
ly drafted into federal service in Au
gust and left for Camp Murray, He
was then transferred to Camp Greene,
at Charlotte, N C, where ho was in
jured in the Cavalry exercises and tak
to the hospital in November, 1917,
There ho remained in hod for eight
long months out of eleven months of
confinement, His injury was follow
ed by pneumonia and complications fol
lowed, necessitating serious operations
and it will be sinetime yet before he
recovers from the effects,
Major Wainwrrght of New York and
Major Mayo of Roohester were among
tlie noted physician* who performed
operatons on Corporal Stocking, and
he was discharged with a fifty percent
physical disability pension for life
from the Government,
Fred Stocking, Jr„ the other soldier
boy of the family returned recently
fom France, Mr, Fred Stocking, Sr..
i3 with the Naval Radio service here
Tonight two episodes of the
House of Hate, LIBERTY, Adv,
Mrs, Noah Howell, wife of Deputy
Marshal Howell of Petersburg, who has
been visiting in Ketchikan for the pasti
five weeks left on the Jefferson for]
(Juneau,
Michael Sterns men’s suits from
$25,00 to $47,50 at Field’s, Adv,
TUG INVERNESS
Solicits towing of all kinds.
Work done by the hour or by
the job. A trial will convince
you that your work will be done
in a quick and reliable manner.
For particulars inquire at the
Stedman Hotel office. advp!5
Men’s caps 75c to $3,50 at Fields,
—Adv,
prepared to sell crown lands to set
tlers, the board will, after inspection,
assist the soldier in the same yay as
in respect to lands sold to settlers
under the provisions of the order in
council of February 11, 1919, or under
any future legislation,
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RUSSIAN STE1
BATHS
Rheumatism cared
and all ailements
relieved by the aid
Russian steam baths
Open every after
noon from 4 until
10 in the evening
Woman in attend
ance;. OB;fhursday
ladies’ day. .
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At The GRAND
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Katherine LCv
IN
“AMERICAN
BUDS”
The Famous Lee Kids In another
five reel comedy scream, The Big
gest and Best Comedy shown since the
TWO LITTLE IMPS, A laugh in
every turn, Bring the children for
one solid evening of fun, Not many
shows like this brought to town,
See it tonight or tomorrow night,
A PATHE NEWS
Opens one of the biggest and best
seven reel shows on the market,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Gladys Hulette
IN
“An Amature
Orphan”
A Get Back to the Farm Comedy in
Five Reels,
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WATCH THE ELECTION
RETURNS AT DREAM
Como iu out of the cold tonight and
watch your candidates win, The re
turns will be on at the Dream, also
the last showing of the big Geo, M, Co
han picture “HIT THE TRAIL HOL
LIDAY’’ and the big news weekly,
See it tonight. Tomorrow will bring
WALLY REID and KATHLYN WIL
LIAMS in “THE THINGS WE LOVE”
Another Paramount star picture, Adv,
Walk-Over shoes $6,50 to $12,00 at
Fields, ’ Adv,
C, L, A, S, NOTICE
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The ladies of the C L A S will meet
tomorro afternoon at tl>e Catholic rec
tory, Important business, All Urged
to he present,
Dress or work shirts all grades at
Field’s Adv,
The Stati a new four in hand, See
them at Field’s Adv,
NOTICE TO MARINERS
ALASKA, Wrangell Strait, —South
Ledge Buoy 4, reported out of posltlo >
March 31st will De replaced as soo
as practicable,
SITKA SOUND, Western Channel,
Channel Rock G3ns Buoy 2, report' !
not Iburning March 15th) was relight. :
March 31, 1919,
By direction of Commissioner of Lig
house, W, C, DIBRELI^, Supt, ,
FOUND—Four keys on string, Ow
or may have same iby applying tl '
office and paying for adv,
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AT THE LIBERTY
“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT”
-TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY -
A DIG SEVEN REEL INTERESTING, SENSATIONAL and
MOST EXCITING PROGRAM for two nights’ run.
“THE HOUSE OF HATE”
In Two Episodes— 15 and 10 "
‘'The False Signal” and the “Vial of Death”, teeming . with
thrills that will make you grip your seats, and sympathize with
our heroine, ash she with her sweetheart, Gresham, on a tiny
shelving ledge ducks the rocks and pistol shots of the “Hooded
Terror” and his gang. Don’t miss this.
LONESOME LUKE is here in another of his Rib Splitting 2
reel Comedies
“BIRDS OF A FEATHER”
_YOU’LL ROAR- -YOU’LL SCREAM
One reel of interesting Current Events opens the shows.
Come Early and Get a Good Seat
LIBERTY’S IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA
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Stock
Service
Have You
TtiefiaUitoimiearinfl
60QD SHOES?
If you like the little extra touches of style, craftmanship and
-finish that makes your shoes exclusive, we suggest that you
inspect the UTZ & DUNN Spring Styles now. High and low
cust just arrived.
SEE OUR WINDOWS!
stock j. R. HECKMAN & CO, service
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