PAR\MOUNT
PICTURES PRESENT
JACK PJCKFORD
in
“His Majesty
Bunker Bean"
You won’t k: v the supreme tale of joy until you “Get on
the sunny ?!,'e the street tonight,” that on the Dream side.
JACK PICKFORD in his new play is eve* funnier than HICK
and TOM. so erne prepared to enjoy an evening of humor and
laughter.
Jack imagined he was a branch of the Napoleon tree, and he
made his imam .' Lon bring him in the money.
A F v TURD AY EVENING POST STORY
A SCREEN ELEGRAM & CARTOON OPEN THE SHOW.
Then be prepared to hit the trail with GEO. M. COHEN in
Coming;: ANN PENNINGTON in
“SUNSHINE NAN”and CHAS F
in PLAYING THE GAME”
HIT THE TRAIL HOLLIDAY
NEW ARRIVALS OF
SPRING STYLES
SEE THE NEW
DOLMANS and CAPES
Bats on display by Mrs. Abercrombie
Old Hats Remodeled
Ketchikan Bazaar
D. BROWER Prop. Phoone 206
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The BOX MARCHE
Unloading Sale—I
Men’s Saits regular
Men’s Suits regular
Men's Suits regular
All Wool Mac. Cos.:?. fr
Men’s Pants from -52.-5 :
Ladies White Dress--?- V
Ladies Winter Coats r
Ladies Skirts, values *
Ladies Silk Dresses rev
Ladies Suits, regular §
Ladies ^ocl Serge Suit
Ladies Fall Hats a'rr.os ~
and overcoats reduced.
'ryrhinf Reduced
2»\00 Now 1350
22.00 Now $15.00
25.00 Now $20.00
m 37.00 to $15.00
to 36.00
tea to 510.00 now $3.75
u’ar S15.00 now $9,50
S7.00 now 36.50
er 515.00 $7.50
i* now 58.50
uvular 525-530 now $13,50
AH boys’ 9U]ts
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DREAM DOPE
Jack Pickford tonight in one cf the
big Saturday evening Post stories.
'^HIS MAJESTY. BUNKER BEAN."
It’s really the cleverest and funniest
thing He has dene. The beautiful Lou
ise Huff is with him, He had a good
idea, it get him the money, and it
wil! sure get the laugh, there's a hint
for you, See it,
Ann Pennington, the famous Follies
dancer who makes two pictures a sea
son for Paramount while not working
in the Follies, will be here next in
-SUNSHINE NAN" a humorous five
act play,
Chas, Ray is trying hard to get on
the screen for Saturday night, in
-PLAYING THE GAME" and we hope
he makes it, it's another one of his
winners,
You will sure want to hit the trail
for the Dream when Geo. M. Cohen
blows into town with the big Broad
way hit called -HIT THE TRAIL
HOLLIDAY", It’s a regular mile a
minute, sure fire Broadway sensation.
It ought to be as it's an Arteraft Spe
cial,
The -ROMANCE OF THE TAR
ZAN"’ should be here in the near fu
ture bring mere of the uronderfgl Tar
ian creations, —Adv.
NOTICE TO PIONEERS
Nonce is hereby given to the mem
bers cf Igloo No 16, Picneer3 of Alas
ka. tra» the social meeting scheduled
for Thursday evening has been pcst
cened to a later date. This change i3
occasioned by reason that business o*
importance will come up for discus
s on at the regular meeting Thursday
night.
t. u. Austin, (-resident,
D. Smith Harris. Secretary,
For cabin or rooms to rent, apply
Mrs. Hamilton, Mission Street. 3t Adv.
WALKERISMS
™E ly
ANTLEE IV
HOT WATER BAG
‘he fiaest quality and best known
Hot Water Bag in America
it CAN‘T LAEK”
b' use it is moulded entirely in on piece
GUARANTEED FOR TWO YEAR*
bat usually lasts much longer
This app!i<-- also to Fountain Syringes and all
other KANTLEEK goods
walker DRUG CO
Your Rexall Store
Phrrc 2U.
A man named Hears; at Chtttns
kiilad .’ timber wolf the pelt of whieh
measured eight feet two inches In
length.
The town cf Petersburg Is to have
cue of the finest hotels in Alaska. It
will be of concrete, two stories high,
with rg rooms and 20 baths. The se
timated cost is $50,000.
* M s J. H. Pugh was recently paid
e s.wu jite insurance as tne result
cf the drowning of her husband on
the Princess Sophia.
Juneau is trying to buy a second
hand army truck to be used by the
city, and for the purpose of delivering
coal at cost to consumers when not
otherwise.
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The Hoonah Packing Company is
having a new cannery tender built at
the shipyards of thePacific American
Fisheries Co., at Bellingham, Wash
ngton It will be known as the Hoo
nah and will be 70 feet in length. 17
feet beam and powered with a 150 h,
p. Atlas-Imperial motor.
Mere than one hundred children
take part in the Patriotic Operetta
which will be given Friday evening at
Redman Hall. —Adv. 2t.
S?s "THE LITTLE GIRL NEXT
DOOR" at the LIBERTY Saturday
and Sunday. Let your daughter see
what she should know. —Adv,
NfcW BOA I hUK MtUUfcN INLfci
COMPANY
The Hidden Inlet Canning company
has jus* purchased a new 70-foot boat
which will be used this season as a
cannery tender and will probably be
named the Hidden Inlet No. 2, She is
*o be cowered with an 35 h-p, Srisco
Standard engine.
Seats for Under tie Stars and
St-ires new on sale at Ryus Drug
Stcre. —Adv. 2t.
There is a LESSON for that daugh
t»- o' YOURS at the LIBERTY Sat
urday and Sunday n "Trie Little Girl
Next Door." —Adv.
NEW CANNERY AT
PORT ASHTON
i ne rranxiin facing company,
last year ope-ated a large herring sa.l
y at Pert Ashton. Prince William
Sound, producing some 7.500 bbls, o*
Scctc • cured herring, is putting in a
complete canning plant for both her
ring and salmon fer the coming season.
Che ' : * machinery, cf about 30.000
-ases capacity, will be installed for
wh, T^o he-rieg machinery, for 1-tt>
ovals, will be cf American Can com
car." make, with t-fb tall salmon fill
ers and retorts frem the Seattle-As
toria Iren Works Herring will be
recked in three styles: split kippers,
nd kSetters and tomato. All pro
duc*a will be marketed under the
Thomas’" brand, and will be packed
-nd?r tie aersonal supervision of Capt,
A. V/, Thomas,
Cast Thomas, who is president and
"str:- cf the comnany, was the first
p'ck.f' cf canned kiooered herring in
Aiasks starting in 1505 and using the
same method that has since been sue
cessfu!!;.- employed by several packers,
'•t t-at time, however, the market was
s en that the product could not be
sold a* a pref t, and the work was tern
-r eb»tvtnned. Cant. Thomas has
made a close study of Alaska herrin
■ -! s -'-■•bt'ul if anv other man has
as thorough a knowledge of all as
pects t^e fishery. The other offi
cers cf the company are: E. R. Thom
as. vice-president: and Franklin R.
Thomas, secretary-treasurer. The com
is capitalized at $35,000, Th*
sits agency 'or canned products has
been piaoed with the Smiley-Hoopes
company, while the salt fish will be
"■andied by J, H. Kizer.—Pacific Fish
ermen.
MOTHERS have you told your
daughter ail she should know, if not
bring her to see tie "Little Girl Next
Door.” LIBERTY Theatre Saturday
and Sunday. —Adv,
The hog market isn't the only place
where the law of supoly and demand
and the pace are strangers.
LIBERTY LOCALS
THE LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOOR
which will be shown at the Liberty
Theatre Saturday and Sunday is the
greatest picture sermon of the year, A
picture that every man and woman
should see, showing the most startling
and vivid facta of Chicago underworld,
Rev M. P, Boynton of Chicago said
■*‘er s'cin? the film. “There can be no
er:*c>sm of th;s film, I believe in turn
iog ‘he H?ht on immoral conditions,
and I believe the picture is doing
good," Vic President Marshall and
other high officials of the United
States Government appear in the pic
ture Children under 15 years of age
•//ill not be admitted unless accom
panied by their parents,
Thursday and Friday VIOLA DANA
♦he screens fastest rising star in “THE
RIDER* of THE NIGHT" a tender
=nd appealing tale of the Blue Grass
Region, —Adv,
Hircanmmes, Japanese ana Chin
ese dances is the Operetta “Under
toe Stars and Strijts." —Adv. 2t.
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At Th« GRAND
PEGGY HYLAND''
DIRECTION WILLIAM FO'?
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
v'Peggle1' Hyland
in
“THE
OTHER
WOMAN”
A Five Part Adaption of the
A. H. Wood Stage Success.
Peggy Hyland is more charming
in the Other Woman than in hes
former plays. The last one wes
her Debt Of Honor with Irving
Cummings. As Eleonore Gates
comes from a little country town
to the city to complete her art
education. She learns the pit
falls of society and the atiares
of the great city and Anally re
turns to her country sweetheart
and the people she understand.
A BIG V COMEDY OPENS THE SHOW.
coming soon:
SARAH BERNHARI'T in
“Mothers of France’’
Watch for this WONDERFUL picture and be sure to
see the “Devine Sarah” in this super film.
Every good girl and daughter is In
danger. See “The Little Girl Next
Door,” —Adv,
MASS MEETING
A Mass Meeting will be held in the
Alaska Labor Union Hall at Ketchi
kan. on Tuesday, April 1st,, for the
purpose of discussing ways and moans
to establish a fixed price for salmon
for this season,
Alaska Labor Union No, 5,
By Secretary,
‘•The Little Girl Next Door” Indors
' ed by Vice President Marshall and all
of the Ministry of Chicago, LIBERTY
Theatre Saturday and Sunday, ..Adv,
STEAMER TUG |VERN?.>?8
Tug Ivernese for charter, F,r 't-t*
ticulars inquire Stedman Hot'.l o-.icc
—Adv, £ -3 '■)
The Great Chicago Vice Fi *■- tli-?
LIBERTY Saturday and 8«#i!«»y, “'T',*
Little Girl Next Ooof", “=Auv,
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“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT"
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
The House of Hate
... In Two Episodes— 13 and 14
Fearless PEARL WHITE, loved by millions all over the world,
is at her best in these two episodes. See Pearl capture a Ger
man spy and make him w histle the “Star Spangled Banner.”
The most exciting episodes yet shown.
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The Great Toto
in
“A One Night Stand”
Two lull reels of Comedy that will make you split your sake
with laughter. It’s foolish to stay at home when TOTO is at
the LIBERTY._, , r
GALMONT NEWS All the Latest Event*
EXTRA SPECIAL
BEN RIDLEY of Metlakatla
Alaska’s most popular and promising Native tenor, will ren
der some of the latest song hits. Mr. Ridley has a wonderful
clear voice that will be appreciated by all. Be sure and hear him.
LIBERTY'S IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA
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