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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY—
PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENT
TAChCPIClCFORP.
,tC Hi ? Majcr-ty.Banker Dean,
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JAQK PICKFORD
in
“His Majesty
Bunker Bean”
You won’t km
the sunny side
JACK PICK '(
and TOM. so v
laughter.
v the supreme tale of joy until you “Get on
ihe street tonight,” that on the Dream side.
in his new play is even funnier than HtJCK
prepared to enjoy hn evening of humo: and
Jack inm i was a branch of the Napoleon tree, and he
made his im . ion bring him in the money.
A HID AY EVENING POST STORY
A SCREEN "GRAM & CARTOON OPEN THE SHOW.
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Coming: ANN PENNINGTON in
“SUNSHINE NAN” and CHAS RAY
in “PLAYING THE GAME”
Then be
ea to hit the trail with GEO. M. COHEN in
HIT THE TRAIL HOLLIDAY”
NEW M YALS OF
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TIES
SEE ThE NEW
DOLMANS md CAPES
Hats on displs '• Mrs. Abercrombie
_ Oid Hats ^modeled
Ketchika Bazaar
t I>. BROWER. Prop. .Phoone 206
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The BON 0ARCHE
SPECIAL '• FER FREE
In order to make mor: .'or our new stock of
sprint; goods, we "ill ve with every $17.50 to
$30 men’s suit. A IIA FREE, valued $3 to $4
All our suits are me? .i exceptionally low and
are extra good values.
Our special $20 Hhie ge is now $13.50 and
only just a few left.
Ordinary Norfolk Sur Reg.$18.50 now $12.30
Men's Pants, Wool 1 kinaws and shirts, are
greatly reduced.
LOUIS HAN-ON, Proprietor
Those Ridersv**nV
justice. See. UBERTY tonight.—Adv.
UNANIMOUS IN PRAISE '
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A special showing of “TheLlhle^Girl
Next Door*’ yesterday afternoon to V
bout. fifteen invited peopte^Vy** 'pro
cleimed by all as an especlilly inter
tsting and particularly good picture
for every one to see.
RECOMM END8 FILM
Mr. Jack Barbour,
Ketchikan, Alaeka.--"•*'
Sir; - ■. v. w*.
I was pleased to be one of the num
ber asked to view the picture ’'.The
Little Girl Next Doori" and am pleas
ed to recommend the showing of the
same to the public. It teachee a mor
al lessen which should be of benefit
to any community, especially to the
younger generation.
8TEVE RAGAN,
Assistant United State# Attorney.
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Hoofier’s individual Centenlal Cho
colates at the Rtedman. adv.
MRS. ABERCROMBIE AT HOME
Mrs. Earl W. Abercrombie enter
tained a number of her friends at an
mrormai “at no me" yesterday after
noon on Nob Hill. Mr*. Jack O. Roune
efeli who has the lower Rat of the
nouse, assisttd Mrs AMrerofhble.
Most of the guests brought sewing
and a profitable as welt as enjeyable
afternoon waa spent. Oelloioua refresh
ments brought the aftemaen te a close
Present were Mesdame Berthelson,
snarer, uakernttn, eoeworta, Matt in.
Close, Heneghan, Henning, Race, Zim
merman, Kubtey, Wlntler, Cerdell,
Precht Mahoney Oaberfl RouasefeU
and Miss Hefstead.
A romance of OLD KENTUCKY at
the LIBERTY. —Adv.
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r/ALKERISMS
THE
INTLEE
K
HOT WATER BAG
is ti e finest quality and best kaewn
Hot Water Bag in America
it CAN‘T LAEK”
because it is moulded entirely in on piece
Cl HANTEED FOR TWO YEARS
buf usually lasts much longer
This applies also to Fountain Syringe* and all
other KANTlKEli goods
LJ V. ■ U V V.
> our Rexail Store,.;./—•
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CANNERY NEWS i *
(Pacific FlahWrtBfi)
CM. C. Lester Jofisa, who- has been
to aetrla service with the Army, re
turned from oversew last October, and
baa just resumed active work at head
of the Coast Wuwrsy^ ^
The Alaska SartlUirT Packing, com
pany Started wo«r early i»t year on
a new' two lfee cansery *at Cape Pan
sbaw, but the plant was not completed
In time for the 1918 season, and will
be operated this yeafTor the first time
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There was also sente discussion of
consolldatin g the operations of the
Swiff-Arthur-Oosby company and the
AlaskajFWi- company’s cannery at
Waterfall, but the companies have, de
cided, to operafe^indepeudently. '
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* The first Rcowrlauneh completed at
the- Apew-Fish company’s plant to Ana
cortes,- and which started for Little
Port-Walter Feb. 7) to tow of the
cannery-tender-Margsm, was loat at
sea- during a* Storm between 4 and 5
o’clock on tho-rhoming of T«b. 8 when
the tow -fine-parted at- the bitts.
Tbe -Anecortear Fisheries doftipany
and the Northwestern Fisheries com
pany havb,. arranged *o close four of
their -SoufhOast-Alaskjrhtotoerlog. for
the season, and will_ consolidate -the
work of the Santa Ana and Shakan
oUnta at Kasaan, and of the Hunters
Bay and Roe Point plants of Quadra.
Patrolling of'the waters of Alaska
by the cruiser Vicksburg and a flotilla
of submarine chasers will be begun in
March, according to announcement of
the Navy Department These vessels
are taking the place of the coast
guardoutter -which: have formerly
patrolled the Alaska coast.
Henry Roden, head of the-Republic
Fisheries company -of •• 'Petersburg,
Which; has fetation at Saginaw Bay,
pi ana. to begin construction of--a can
nery this year, but does not expect to
can salmon before 1920. Salting op
erations will be extended, and the
wharf and warehouse at Saginaw Bay
will be enlarged.
The' Columbia Salmon cannery is
taking a similar course, closing its
plant at Craig and centering opera
tions at the Tenakte cannery, built last
year, where Mr- Deno will be superin
tendent. A new building has been
erected here, and considertble ma
chinery moved over from Craig, mak
ing It a complete three-line plant.
The annual report of the Chief of
the U. S. Bureau of foreign and do
mestic eorrfmerce to the Secretary of
Commerce for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1918, has been received, and
is full of interesting news for import
ers and exporters. A copy may be ob
tained by application to the local of
fices of the Bureau in Seattle or San
Francisco, or by writing to the Bureau
in Washington, O. C.
William Maxwell, who for the past
two years has held a responsible posi
tion in the Seattle office of the North
western Fisheries company, and for
two years previous was accountant at
the Dundas cannery, has taken the po
sition of office manager for the South
trn Alaska Canning company. His
place at the Northwestern office h5s
been taken by C. . Taylor, who has
been superlntenent at Hunters Bay.
Capt. H. O. Wick of Seattle is pre
paring to outfit the little Schooner
Casco for cod fishing this season In
Bering Sea Capt. Wick purchased the
Casco last pear, and expected to place
her in the cod fishery that season but
later decided to aend her to the South
Pacific with freight. The Casco Is
known ae the vessel in which Robert
Louis Stevenson, the author, many
years ago made his voyage among the
islands of tho South Pacific.
A screen drama full of action and
thrills at the LIBERTY. —Adv.
VICE-PRESIDENT
fN^ASTOF “1ITTLE
BIHt'NEXrPUOR”
Vice-President Thor. "ft. Marshall,
Speaker Champ dark of the House,
Congressman Mann, of;the Mann Act,
Wm. Hale Thompson, Mayor of Chi
cago and C. C. Haely,Chicago’s Chief
of Police, and twenty-five other of the
country’s leading Judges, Ministers,
Senator* and vice erusadors, are inelud
ed in the cast of the great picture,
“The Little Girl Next Door.”
This picture wa* made at the In
stance of the CMoSffo "Purity Squad
which instituted the Vice crosade In
Chicago last year, and-exposes the
methods of Whlte-SlavCnr of 'the Loop
districts In obtaining Their "Victims;
thru very plausible method#.' Scenes
in the Congress of the United States.
In the great “Arena C*fe” one of the
Chleage Underworld’s show palaces,
and how the ward Bosses protected
vie* by -sfaresteniar* "Hjr 6.' CRficlaf*
with the lose or thOlr- pOsltRm# and
what happtnod wfrtn bno official did
give up hie Job for 4m cauao. The
details of thlelpic€ue*'hre based on the
•• s'r o' Lieut Governor Pa*rrett''0T
Hart's vice commission and 'ire taken
•loljt In CMoagOi- At the^LlBEffifY,
starting JfrATJJRDAY NfQHtV A3v. ”
Sea the adorable “ViOLA DANA,,
,at tta >!>BBTYv
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MARCH 27
THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY
<‘The Mother and the Law”
— Featuring —
Helen Martin, Florence Hacket
and Henry Sedley
A Drama of protecting love. ~ One that reaches the heart
strings. “The Mother and the Law.” Does it deal justly? See
t his picture—Tonight Only.
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A PATHE NEWS and A SCENIC OF THE LAND OF ROSES,
Southern California, Completes the show for tonight only.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SARAH BERNHARDT
THE BEST KNOWN AND BEST LOVED STAGE STAR IN
THE WORLD in
“Mothers of France’’
written by JUAN K1CHEF1N, Member ot THE FRENCH
ACADEMY. A Heart-rousing drama of patriotism, wonderful
Trench Scenes. A marvelous character delineation of the great
est actress in the world.
SUNDAY and MONDAY, THE LEE KIDS in
“AMERICAN BUDS”
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Alaska: Controller Bay Okalee Chan
nel Buoy 2, reported missing March
24, I919will be replaced as soon as
practicable.
Controller Bay Buoy 3, reported shifted
about 200 ft. into shoal water, will be
replaced in position as soon as practl
able. j
By direction or the Commissioner of
Lighthouses—W. C. DIBRELL. Supt
STEAMER TUG IVERNESS
Tug Iverness for charter, For par
tlculars inquire Stedman Hotel office,
—Adv, 2 wka, p,
The Stedman Hotel is the local
Agency for the Whitman’s Sampler
Chocolates, adv.
MASS MEETING
A Mas* Meeting will be held u ;'ic
Alaska Labor Union Hall at K-3?oii;
kan, on Tuesday, April 1st,, for t ,c
purpose of discussing ways an.! s-.is
to establish a fixed price for 3 •, .-.o;:
for this season,
Alaska Labor Union f,'o j
By See t.-.j-y,
AT THE LIBERTY
“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT"
THURSDAY-A n d FRIDAY
VIOLA DANA in"QIDERS Of THE NISHT"
-Thursday and Friday.
VIOLA DANA
IN i
“THE
RiDERS i
OF THE |
NIGHT”
A five Act Metro romance, a t
and appealing tale of the Blue G'.aaa
region, “THE RIDERS OF "H.
NIGHT” is a deeply moving soy o, i
the heart of old Kentucky, wit.! i'.s '
quaint people and primitive loves a:!
hates, and is a story of the Blue Cr. s-. j
region without a feud. It’Shovs »".* !
attempts of the mountaineers 'o f
the roads from the crushing o
toll gate monopoly.
A LHK111ES SlLUii-SrjLliillNU tUMtiUt "ONE GUOJJ
TURN” opens this big program filled with excitement.
COMING SATURDAY-^* "
“THE LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOOR”
Read what CHICAGO papers say about this production in the
LOBBY of the LIBERTY THEATRE.
Come early and hear the latest selections by
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