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Once again axe on the sunny side of the street. A clever
five act featur aken from the story. ‘“Calvary Ally” the “Ups
and Downs of . sweet faced little girl that will win your heart.
V delis • itie drama with a vein of comedy that is just
right.
Here’s ■ a ace to see one of the Follies big stars.
overlook it.
SCREEN TELEGRAM
Don’t
country, opens the show.
The late official news reel of the
COMING SUNDAY NIGHT
ONLY
CHAS RAY
In
‘‘Plavina: The
Game"
Just the i nd of a pieture
you want to -ee. A real out of
doors, up to o minute picture.
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SEE THE NEW
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Hats on display !rs. Abercrombie
Old H • emodeled
KetchA - Bazaar
D. BROWER. Prop Phoone 206
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The BON MARC HE
•PE ! !. I KK FREE
In order to make m for our new stock of
spring good- we : : with every $17.50 to
S30 men’s -u;t. ' ?'REE. valued $3 to $4
All our suit- are mar d exceptionally low and
are extra good values
Our special >2 Pine - -ge is now $13.50 and
>nly just a few left.
Ordinary Norf-.l Su: Reg.$18.50 now $12.50
Mens Pant-. ckinaws and shirts, are
greatly reduced.
LOL I> . A ’ . Proprietor
Prominent People
Endorse Picture
Mr. Jack Barbour,
Liberty Theatre.
Ketchikan, Alaska.
Sir:
Having seen the picture “THE LIT
TLE GIRL NEXT DOOR” at the LI
BERTY Theatre yesterday, we endorse
same as being a high class production
and teaching a moral lesson worth
white. While it shows the evil of the
restricted district and the white slave
traffic, there is nothing obscene shown, j
We recommend it to the public and,
recommend that the public see it. It
is educational as it shows how to meet
the evil and the obstacles that are;
thrown in the way of those who try to
enforce the taws relative to the white
slave traffic and the like.
We believe parents will be better j
able to train their children after see
ing this picture.
Sincerely,
Mrs, G, E, Paup
Mrs. A, L. Spaeth
Mrs, G, E, Lingerfelt
C. M, Rivard
Attorney A, H, Ziegler
Steve Ragan. Assistant U, 3,
Attorney. —Adv,
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Doors open at 7 o'clock at the LI
BERTY, Come early. —Adv.
FOR SALE Trolling beat 25-foot
double bunk New shipmate stove,
new 7 h. p. four cycle engine, 40^al.
fuel tank Electric lighted. Cuto
. scarker tender Some fishing gear.
Price $75C.
One 24-foot Cape Cod Dory with 35
; h. p. E. M, F, Engine, $250 cash,
One 22-foot Gill Net Skiff $25.00.
Enquire Looker's Camp, Mud Bay.
—3tp. Adv.
See the Picture that played to pack
ed houses all ever the United States,;
at the LIBERTY. — Adv.i
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HOW ABOUT THIS?
DIAft MR. COITORT*
It la vary edWjrtfi* to notig* the la- j
tereet that Professor Knox take* In lo
cal politic*. In other communities
such conduct on the part of the prin
cipal would not be tolerated by the
School Board. Here, however, the
broader rule prevails, and besides it
may be that the. professor is contem
plating the opening of a course in
practical politic*.
However, in furtherance of the
scheme, h* should be relieved from
school duties until after the local elec-:
lion in orler that Mr. Furnival et al(
may have the full value of his serv
ices.
A PARENT.
Operetta By School A
Splendid Success
Only the four walls limited the
number of people who crowded Red- j
man Hall to capacity last evening
when Ketchian Public School present- j
ed "Under the Stars and Stripes" in
most creditable and very successfulI
manner to an appreciative audience. j
Professor Knox in his opening re
marks stated that the Ketchikan school;
had adopted 3 French war orphans and!
that their support was maintained by j
popular subg^ripion by the pupils and |
teachers and school entertainments.
Also that the Game Warden, Mr. P.
Hamilton had made and donated a
door mat which would be auctioned off
to swell the orphan fund and then
called on Harvey Stackpole as the1
Hirelv one to get the most money fo- (
the mat and Mr, Stackpole did. Af
ter explaining how it had beenmade
what went into its making, how the;
money would be used and finally the
work it would save the housewife, the.
bidding went up in leaps and bounds'
indeed, his plea was so effective that
Mr. A, Larson's heart was ex
panded to the amount of $28.00
and the mat was knocked down to
him, cheap of course considering
everything.
After which the curtain went up.
following some patriotic selections by
Miss Hawk, who sustained the operetta
throughout in a very capable manner
at the piano.
Liberty and Uncle Sam were the im
posing figures which greeted the eye
as the curtain went up. The stage was
a fit setting with flags and bunting.
The Specialties were every one a gem
and followed in such good order and
quick succession as to give great plea
sure to those present Special mention
must be made of little Irma Brewer in
the Ballet. She was a little fairy of
grace antf motion. The Sailor’s Horn
pipe, the Dutch Kiddies, The Chinese
Trio and the ‘-Wouldn't You" chorus,
were especially delightful While thej
Policemen were quite busy keeping
themselves in shape and others in order
The two tableaux were especially ef
fective. The “Flag Drill" and “One
Little Flag" were very well done by
the little maids and small men.
While the prettiest number closed the.
program. This was presented by 12
Japanese maidens of raving beauty and
sweetness who sang and flirted with
their fans and were altogether lovely,
and who off the stage are our own
Ketchikan giris. The curtain dropped
with the entire company on the stage
after the singing of the Star Spangled
Banner. The success of the whole per
formance is due to the untiring ef
forts cf the teachers who had the per
formance in charge and to the natural
ability of our especially bright Ketchi
kan children.
sundaYnIghtonly
AT DREAM THEATRE
•CW^LEsP P.AY
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Chas. Ray, the Thos, H. Ince wonder
boy, or the best boob character of the
screen today, will be at the Dream
Sunday night in another one of his
clever out of door pictures See it
Sunday, as Geo. M. Cohen will be here
on the next change in his big picture.
Tonight is the last showing of Ann
Pennington in SUNSHINE NAN. Adv,
AT THE GRAND
aaran uernnardt, tne greatest ac
tress the world has known in “Moth
ers of France." The 8uper Production
will be shown for the last time to
night. Sarah Bernhardt so wonder
fully typifies the indomitable courage
of her countrywoman that there could
not conceivably be another choice for
the role. She amply fulfills the expec
tations and the part she plays serves
to increase the marvel of her wonder
ful vitality and youthfulness.
If you haven’t seen this wonderful,
picture ofc fighting France be there
early tonight and get a good seat.
Sunday ang Monday comes the Fa
mous Lee Kids in "American Buds."
Two special pictures that should not
be overlooked.
At The GRAND
Friday and Saturday.. March 2S—^29
SARAH BERNHARDT
THE GREATEST ACTRESS IN THE WORLD In
“MOTHERS OF FRANCE”
A Six Reel Super Production by JEAN RICHEPIN, a mem
ber of the French Academy.
The writer has provided a story to sound a powerful appeal
to patriotism and to show other nations the spirit that animates
the wives and mothers, the rich and poor alike, to make any
sacrifice demanded by the war.
A GRAPHIC PICTURE OF FIGHTING FRANCE
A BIG V COMEDY STARTS THE SHOW
-A Bigger Show But Prices Remain The Same
Sunday and Monday the famous LEE KIDS In
’’AMERICAN BUDS”
The Baby Grands of the Motion Picture Screen have scored
the greatest success throughout the world in their Comedy
Dramas. Among the ones shown here were TWO LITTLE IMPS
and BABES IN THE WOODS. AMERICAN BUDS will not dis
appoint you.
A FOX SPECIAL IN SIX REELS
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AT THE CHURCHES
METHODIST CHURCH
Subject at 11 a, m. “The Claim of the
Church on the Individual/’
Subject for 7:30 “Doing Good by
Proxy" or "Let George Do It."
C. M. Van Marter, Minister.
SCANDINAVIAN M. E. CHURCH
Meetings at A. B. Hall.
Sunday School 11 A M
Preaching in the evening 7:30 Sub
ject: “Not Far From the Kingdom of
God."
The evening meeting will be a Jap- j
anese meeting. The preaching will be'
in English.
On Thursday evening the Ladles Aid
Society will meet at the home of Mrs.
J. Monsen.
All are cordially invited.
A. Sleipnes, Pastor.
ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Right Rev. P. T. Rowe, D, D.
Eishcp of Alaska, will conduct the
service in St. John's tomorrow.
8 a. m, Holy Communion.
11 a. m, Holy Communion and Ser
mon.
Sunday School at 12 o’clock
Native Sunday School at 3 r. n.
7:30 p. m, Evening song, set . r. -.7
Confirmation.
The Bishop will preach at b
ces, and a cordial invltatici: ;:j
tended to all to attend the s' .' t:
Rev. R. C. Jenkins, C D.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Cl 'JTC (
Sunday Services at 11 a. m
Subject for March 23: MATTCC.
Sunday School 12 o'clock.
Wednesday evening rea ' an
song service at 7:30.
Everybody cordially Invit i.
AT THE LIBERTY
“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT"
Tonight and Sunday
The Greatest Picture Sermon Ever
Screened
“THE LITTLE
GIRL NEXT
DOOR”
The cast for this great film includes Vice-President Thus. R.
Marshall, Mayor Thompson of Chicago, Chief of Police C. C.
Mealy of Chicago, Congressman Mann, of the Mann Act. and
twenty-five other prominent judges. Ministers, Senators and
public workers from the east.
Come earlv and hear the latest selections by
LIBERTY’S IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA
I No advance in prices 10-20 and 30 Cents
Children under fifteen not admitted unless accompanied by
their parents or guardians.
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