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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
PRESENT
GOLDWYN PICTURES
THEIR GREATEST SCREEN IDOL
MAE MARSH
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ACE IN THE DARK’,
f-[: who sained fame through her clever acting in
T!■ ’ OF A NATION”, “INTOLERANCE”, and several
?ince, will he seen tonight in another clever play writ
• jN S. COBB. With the combination of these two po
- veu can bank on another top line show.
. lighter of a secret service man, solves the mystery
artied the country for a long period.
SEE IT TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY
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LATE CURRENT EVENTS
•ihsr one of the tri weekly news reels of late events will
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COMING 'UM’SD A Y
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The i TARZAN OF THE APES. If you saw TARZAN
you sure v t to see the ROMANCE, more gripping and thrill
ing than ever.
ij.o'r! ■' • >u can, called “The Return of Tarzan.
Wish to an nr. '• :i 1 opening of the
KETC'.H K EOF SWEETS”
On or aboiu ■ ' : extensive line of
up-to-date <■ ' . tv, high grade con
fection.-, chc 'r magazines, cigars, ciga
» rettes and m o’ /■■■' • rticks.
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foe our new stock of
with every $17.50 to
•cE, valued $3 to $4
1 optionally low and
is now $13.50 and
Retv.SlS.50 now $12.50
'raw.-: and shirts, are
SO; . Proprietor
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THE TRANSFER BUSINESS
Jack Hendricks who was just rocent
)p married to Miss Minnie Heath, has
in that short time since, mado great
progress. Aside from the fact that he
has bought and fixed up a very cosy
little home at Charcoal Point, he has
also gone into the transfer business
for himself, having bought the Tongass
! Trading Company’s motor truck about
1 two weeks ago, he has taken possession
today and is now ready to take up
the transfer business, which will in
clude the carrying of baggage to and
from boats, moving, hauling and every
thing, and with rates reasonable', so
he says.
Canada To Loan
Money For Homes
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' Canada has provided $25,000,000 to
he loaned to workingmen who desire
to build homes, according to the Rev.
Peter Bryce, of Toronto, a member of
the Canadian housing -commission.
Mr. Bryce has been visiting various
cities in the United States for the
purpose of collecting data on war
| work.
| “The Province of Ontario voted
$8,000,000 to be added to the housing
fund for all Canada” he said; ‘‘So
per cent of a $3,000 is to he loaned at
5 per cent interest.”
The need of houses in Canada has
reached a point where relief was
necessary, hut the shortage is not so
great as an the United States, where
it is estimated more than 500,000
dwellings are required to meet the
normal demand, after the suspension
of building during the period in which
America was engaged in the war
Twenty dies in various States have
already begun active own your own
home campaigns and from all parts of
the country reports of a revival of
construction work are coming in to
the United States Department of
Labor, which is engaged in a nation
wide effort to stimulate building.
FOR RENT—2 single rooms. See Mrs.
„ 'Leonard next to the Liberty Theatre
£ j adv. 2tp.
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❖ to ev-'iv prescription you bring to be filled at our store
% We.fr- mpl ’te stock of all the necessary drugs for
❖ accurate , rlion work. They are kept fresh and potent,
^producing ;h: beneficial results your doctor desires. We
❖ employ only ' !’••■ * experienced pharmacists, and we NEVER
j-substiln: • get what your doctor prescribes. ~
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KER DRUG CO
Your Rexall Store
Phone 26.
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.. JUST A HINT.
See the Ketchikan Bazaar
. announcement at the top
of page 2 in today’s issue.
> and transfer man of Valdez has ad
i ded another truck to his fleet of Ford
| autos. This is the fourth ■with twe
| five passenger cars. Mr. DieTinger is
* i the largest individual auto owner ii
> I the Territory.
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| Sergt. R. H. L. Noaks, cashier 01
> (the Valdez cable office, who was ad
i f snitted as a member of the Alaskf
| (bar while in the service of the U. S
[ i signal corps, was an arrival in Cordovs
> ! and on April 1 will enter upon his new
> t duties as United States commissionci
I! for this district.—Cordova Times.
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> Tile Daily Alaskan of Skngway wai
> I twenty-one years old February 11th
’ j Tho Alaskan has been in the news
’ paper field at Skagway since tin
’ early boom days, and has filled an im
portant field. Competition has beer
encountered numerous times but the
Alaskan has managed to survivo and
has been on the job week after week
boosting the district adjacent to the
town. It is the oldest daily in the
territory.
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Two cases of small pox developed
in Cordova, which arrived on the same
j boat from Seattlei Those afflicted are
Miss Lenora Murry and a child of Mr.
and Mrs. Chauncey Peterson of An
chorage. Mr. rctorson left for the
westward about a week ago and a
wire1 from Seward states that he has
also been stricken with the disease
and is in quarantine 'there.
Dr. J. H. Baughman, of Seward
game warden for the Third division
made a trip to investigate tho deer re
cently placed on the island. The peo
ple of Cordova stocked the island
with deer two years ago and there
was some question as to tho success of
the experiment, hence the trip of the
game warden. Dr, Baughman repoits
that although he saw no deer the testy
mony of residents of the islands who
say they have seen deer with fawns
and tho numerous tracks which abound
tend to prove that the deer are doing
well in their new home.
Knut Johnson and John Hagen re
cently engaged in the first bear hunt
chronicled so far this spring. The men
found a bear’s den in a windfall, and
peering down into the bole could see
the dim outline of the bear. Knut
fired at the bear. Tho men fastened
a candle to a long pole and stuck it
down into tile den about the time the
(bear took a notion to come out. The
surmise was mutual but the bear was
slain by a couple of well directed bul
lets, The boys have a supply of prime
bear meat, 50 pounds of fat and a
robe to cover their cabin floor. Ac
cording to the two men the bear was
as large as a horse.—Valdez Miner.
ROMANCE OF TARZAN
HERE TOMORROW
Every mail, woman and child that
I saw “TARZAN OF THE APES” and
I have been anxiously awaiting for the
i ROMANCE, will be glad to hear that
| this excellent mammoth predecessor
[ will be at the DREAM tomorrow and
Friday. There will be eight reels of
[this smashing, dazzling Romance and
| will outdo TARZAN itself.
There will be two shows each night
ifirst show at the usual time 7:30, and
the second show about 9:15. The ad
mission prices will remain the same.
| Adults 30c, and children 20c. Adv,
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LIGHTERAGE RATES
INCREASED AT
ANCHORAGE
ANCHORAGE (By Mail) Lighter
age rates in Anchorage harbor for this
season have been increased about 10
per cent over the rates of last season
by the Alaskan Engineering Commissi
on. The revised rates went into effect
March 15. Under them the charge on
the average class of commodities is
about $2,50 a ton.
The Commission which owns the
dock and dock warehouses, has the
only equipment in Anchorage for light
ering commodities from sliipsidc to
wharf and from wharf to ship ;ide.
CANDIES WHAT
AM
At The Stedman
Full Line
Of
WHITMAN’S
And
HOEFLERS
Celebrated Candies
At The GRAND
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
MONTAGUE LOVE & JEANNE EAGLES
IN
“THE ('ROSS HEARER”
A Special Production in Seven Reels, with HELGIUM as the
i • background.
j; Montague Love in a wonderful impersonation of the Cardinal.
;; The Story of Belgium, the nation that has won the sympathj
|;; and admiration of the World. One of the big scenes of the
;; CROSS BEARER is anauthentic reproduction of the LOUVAIN
o Cathedral in which Cardinal Mercer is celebrating mass when
!!! ihe German forces rush in and take possession ejecting the
i| congregation, piling up the seats and setting fire to them and
o afterwards making aBarracks of the edifice.
The Cross Bearer is a Super Production endorsed by the Cath
{<> olic Clergy of Baltimore.
See BELGIUM that is tonight.
;; THURSDAY-A n d-FRIDAY
ii “FOR FRANCE”
j; with
! EDWARD EARLE & BETTY HOYVE
:! A Romance of France at the time of GERMAN INVASION.
ATTENTION!
DISCHARGED MEN
There will be a meeting at Redmans
Ilall tonight, April 9th, at S p. m„ of
all honorably discharged Soldiers, Sail
ors and Marines from the service of the
United States since April 1917. Im
portant business. Adv.
FOR SALE—-Two-chair barber out
fit and cigar case to be sold below
Adv tit,
| cost, Enquire this office,
MRS. J. A. KUMMER, late of Se
attle, will do plain and fancy dress
aking. Phono 222.—adv. Imp.
FOR SALE:_12 h. p. 2 cylinder 4
cycle medium duty. Apply H. C. Hen
kins, first house south of Heath's,
store. —Adv. Imp
FOR CHARTER: A 40 ft. boat suit
able for fish buper or general utility.
New Standard engine. Addresh Box
547 Ketrhikan. Adv.Imp.
FOR SALE.—Kimball Organ che.-p
Phene 205 —Adv. tf
FOR SALE.—Gas Boat 25 feet lc V!
n good condition, with 8 h. p. Pa!
;r engine, 4 cycle, in good work:
jrder, for $550, at the Mather Iron
lA'o.-ks. —Adv. 1 mo p.
NOTICE
Mrs. Leonard announces that. I
iiours at her Boarding House :
from 12 to 1:30 and from 5 to 6:30.
Adv. 6 t
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THE HOUSE OF COMFORT”
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WEDNESDA Y
PEARL WHITE and ANTONIO HOREN0
IN
“THE fiOUSt Of HflTP
In Two Episodes— 17 and IS
Pearl White, the greatest of all serial stars will make you
wonder still more as to who is the Hooded Terror. You will find
these two episodes more exciting than any yet shown.
Also: The ONE and ONLY “TOTO” in
“FARE PLEASE”
Toto never steals from the street car company, he only takes
what is fair and be sure and have your fare ready if you board
Toto’s car. .
GAUMONT NEWS
All The Latest Current Events
HERE IT IS AT LAST!
The greatest picture you will have a chance to see for some
time, and one that no true blooded American should miss. See
for yourself what Pershing meant when he said:
“Lafaveite We Come”
6 RIG REELS (5
THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY
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the time,
And The Girl
Nf is the Time, to furnish your home when you can have
the L.nefit of a well selected stock of high class furniture and
rugs from which to make your choice.
. The place is J. R. Heckman & Co.’s House, Furnishing Dept,
where you willfindbeautiful Wilton and Axminster rugs, Wal
nut and Oak Bedroom furniture, Comfortable Rockers, Artistic
Steel Beds, Cotton Felt Mattresses, Sellers Kitchen Cabinets
and Mirro Aluminum Ware, Monarch, Great Western and New
Perfection Stoves.
Wewill furnish the House, if you will find the Girl.