Paramount Pictures Present
The Famous Japanese Star
Sessue Hayakawa;
“The SECRET
GAME”
One of the cleverest spy pictures unravelled by the
noted Japanese star. He finds "The Leak in the
Government War Department." fearing that suspicion
might fall upon his country. Florence Vidor, who was
>een here in "Old Wives for New," is starring op
posite him.
A Paramount Star Attraction as reliable as a gold bond
Paramount Mack Sonnet
Comedy
‘She Loved
Him Plenty ”
Featuring
POLLY MORAN and BEN TURPIN
“SPEED AND FUN" are the main
factors in this two-reel riot. We
have am me: y Mack Sennets, but
this one sure hits the high water
mark when it comes to LAUGHS
Don't Overlook: this Double Para-*
mount i>i!l
Comint: Thursday and Friday
VI TAN MARTIN
IN
*‘Mo!lv' Enta 11 gled"
AND
Slave .Suction
IN THE fi
•son tif Den-oe rcav" bv Abe Lincoln*^
Ketchikan Bazaar
U.Brcr r, Prop.
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Thu HON M.4- R(TIE
Unloading Sale
Men’s Suits regular
-Everything Reduced
$20.00 Now 13.50
$22.00 Now $15.00
$25.00 Now $20.00
from $7.00 to $15.00
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 now
Ladies Winter Coats regular SI5.00 now
Indies Skirts, values to $7.00 now $3.50
Ladies Silk Dresses, regular $15.00 n<>w
Ladies Suits, regular $15.00 now $8.50
Ladies wool Serge Suits regular 825-S30 now $13.50
Ladies Fall Hats almost half prica. All boys’ suits
and overcoats reduced.
$3.75
S9.50
$7.50
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Masquerade Prizes
Now on Display
The prize to be awarded for the beat
costumes “Made in Ketchikan" at the
Eagles Masquerade March 17, St.
Patrick's night, are now on display
in the windows of the Tariou$ stores
about town.
At Berthelson & Pruell are two prizes
to be awarded for the prize waltz. At
Walker Druj is theorize for the best
dressed lady. The prize for the best
sustained iadv character is at ,thc
Tongess Trading Co., also for the mostj
comical lady character. At Fjnzel & l
Finzel is 'the prize for best sustainedi
man character, and the prize for the
most comical man is at the Ketchi
kan Meat Market, adv.
SALVATION ARMY
OFFICERS HERE
Commissioner Chas. I.<awton of
Prince Rupert and Ensign Carruth
i <-rs cf Wrangell, officers of the Sal
vation army, arrived from the south
on the Princess Mary last evening
and are registered at the ReriHa. for
i few (lays. . ' -*s
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The activities of women during war
resentative women from all part* of
the country in Washington recently.
The average wage per man of the
1 United States Steel Corporation., em
ployes In 1918, was about $1500, com
pared wth $677 in 1914.
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We will put the Edison Phonograph in your home on
trial without any obligation.
W'e invite comparison, and will gladly put it with any
Machines under the same conditions.
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Phone 26,
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other
Your Rexali Store
BABY DIM IN
SEATTLE—RETURNS
H. Higgins, quartermaster on the
freighter* Ketchikan, of tho Alaska S.
9. Company arriving here today
tm Seattle, trill return home Oh the
;«ffeTSon, bavtsg rscelvcA A fitfoeft
'atWfffc that Hlf'biSy had died/ s vk>
tlm ti the fnfiuenia and that kHwife
uvas critically '4H7 • '
The. Ketchikan brought 500 tons
coal ter the tffo coal docks here.
VENUS' BRINGS ,A WO CATCH
the A Kin arrived this morning
#rom Seattle and will clear for Sea
fisheries today. The Venus and the
Bringgold arrived from the 'hanks
and disposed of thoir catches here
today getting 12 Cents and 12 1-2
straigth. The Venus had 15.400
pounds while the Brlngold had less
than a 1000( due to rough weather.
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COLD WEATHER FREEZES
SALT WATER ON BAY
Despite the fact that the weather
man reports the minimum tenvpenat- i
ture for Saturday night as 25 above,;
It Is believed that the salt water along
the inlet and bays froze for the first
time this winter. The coldest wea
ther this season has been 15 above'
thus fkr.
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H, F, DAVJDSON 18 A FLU VICTIM
Mr. H. F. Davidson, travelling
freight and passenger agent for the
Alaska Steamship Company died of
the Influenza in. Seattle on Feb. 6>
after being aick,: only three; il&V*,
Mr.: DeWhon 'em to IStVc made
the trip to China and Japan as super
cargo on the infer Victoria and Just |
before" the boat flailed, "ws* taken I
sick. Ho lft»ve<* a wife and four;
children. - -r t.; • ■ I
Mr. Davidson 4s well known alongj
the AlaSkan. coast. having; travelled!
up and down! in big official capacity i
for several years. Hb Untimely;
death will- be decp*y' regretted by all |
who knew him.
FOTOTH BOY ARRIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cepstad of New-j
town arc being congratulated by their j
friends on th arriYai of the fourth boy:
In their family, was b6m on!
Saturday morning, February 22. He
weighs 10 pounds and is one of the;
biggest boys Br. Myers baa seen, he
declares'. Mother end new son are both \
well.
Mr. Copstad was mail carrier from
the Portage to Stiller for three years
and during that time missed hi3 trip
only once. The snow over the Portage
trail, one of "the worst in the Ketchi
kaa district, is frequently over a
person’s head and a trail must be
broken by a horse.
..Last year the exports passing out of
New York harbor had a greater valua
tion than tha. combined, exports of
Aaia, Africa and Australia.
f UCI ADMIRAL SCHROEOEft }
_ |
According to Berlin dlepatchee, Vice
Admiral ScHroeder, the German com
mander of Zeebrugge, hae been deco
rated for hla attempt to defend that
eubmarine baae agalnet the Brltleh
; raid.
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FOR SALE.— New modern houe<
on Courthouse Hill—easy terms. C
A. Smith.—adv. 8t.
LOST: $60. is bIHe between Spar
hawk etore and Charcoal Point.
Finder pleaae return to this office
and receive $29 reward. Adv.tf.
FOR 6AI2E—Beet Equipped Bvlarttde
outfit oompWte arOnnd Kctehifcdn
Cheap. See BrOwn, EBeotrMan in
charge Wireless Station, advtf.
flood IfoUNk Range foy Bala, eiz
hoiea, Rot tnta*. tank, rmaonabic
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FOR 3ALE1*2 burner Perfection
and 1-3 burner Comet oil etove. Phone
R-102.—adv. atp
WS.S.
HAESAflNOS STAMPS
UeUESSV THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
At The GRAND
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Tuesday ■ ■ - and- Wednesday
“The Torture of Silence1'
A Drama of startling intensity featuring
EMMY LYNN
A beauty of rare type and emotional talent. She is certainly one
in a thousand. Would you tell your husband a secret that you had
sworn to guard? For your child/s sake would you «>o bach on your
word of honor? These are the questions which the picture asbs.
An artistic producton, fine lighting effects photogrsphy
A Pathe News and a big V Comedy completes the show
Coming soon Gladys Brockwell in
“The Devils Wheel”
How a woman ruled the heart of Paris underworld
Another Big Dance at The
MOOSE HALL
Tomorrow Night Be There!
™E l iber t y
Tuesday and Wednesday
FANNIE WARD
As YUKI ” in
“A Japanese
Nightingale ”
Adopted fr m ONOTO WATANA’S popular
novel and from the Daly’s Theatre success
by WILLIAM YOUNG. Screen version by
OUIDA nERGERE and JULIUS G.
FURTHAM. Directed bv GEO. FITZ
MAURICE
An Oriental story of the love of a
* Japanese genilewoman for an
American gentleman
Locate it where you will, the love
of a man for a maid is the same
the world over
A Star Liberty Weekly Opens the Show
Also Episode No. 7, THE (iERM MENACE”
“House of Mate”
The Wonderful Arthur B. Reeves Serial
Three - Piece : Orchestra
Libe t>
Stock
Service
Spring Showing
of Millinery
Our Advance Spring Millinery
has arrived and is now on
display : ; :
We have also received an as
sortment of LADIES’ WAISTS
for Spring and Summer Wear
1 STOCK
HECKMAN &