AT THE DREAM -
SATURDAY ONLY
At Iiast Here is the
Long Delayed Picture
| ‘THE THING
WE LOVE”
— Featuring —
I Wallace Reid and
Kathlyii Williams
“The thin We Love” What is it?
See W Hace Reid tonight.
You can't afford to miss this war-hearted American love
story with such stars as Tullv Marshall, Billy Elmer and Kath
ryn Williams in the cast... See it tonight, as this is on one night
only.
“'HEARSTS FAMOUS NEWS reel wiU open the show
SUNDAY Night-The DAINTY and CHARMING ~
A roaring, sure fire Goldwyn Release. She is called the world’s
most beautiful burglar.
ITS GOLDWYN. OUR GUARANTEE
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Wish to announce the formal opening of the
LOTUS CONFECTIONERY
“KETCHIKAN’S PALACE OF SWEETS”
On or about April 15 with an extensive line of
up-to-date fountain h o- es, high grade con
fections, choice fruits. ones, cigars ciga
rettes and smokers’ articles.
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE COM
PLETE LINE OF THE FAMOUS AND UN
SURPASSABLE HE IEN ARDELLE CHO
COLATES Or SEA hington.
The
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SPECIAL OF' E"] FREE
In order to nm» '< nr new stock of
spring goods, we v. Ill ■ Itli every $17.50 to
$30 men s suit, A I . valued $3 to $4
All our suits are married exceptionally low and
are extra good vnhn
Our special $20 I
only just a few
is new $13.50 and
Ordinary Xovfoik 4 n • : r -.$18.59 now $12,50
Mens Fanis Vtor • ■ s; anil shirts, are
greatly reduced.
LOUIS HA'
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Proprietor
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AT THE CHURCHES
SCANDINAVIAN M. E. CHURCH I
Meetings at A. B. Hall,
Sunday School at 11 a. m.
j Preaching in the evening hy Albert
i Moquist from Idaho.
| The Ladies Aid Society meet on
; Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
! Nergoard.
Ail are- cordially invited.
A. Sleipnes, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
Subject for March 13:: ARE SIN,
| DISEASE AND DEATH REAL.
| Sunday School at 12 o'clock.
Wednesday evening reading and
song service at 7:30.
Everybody cordially invited.
ST. john7s episcopal church
11a. m. Morning Prayer and Ser
mon. Subject: “He Saved Others.”
Sunday School at 12 o'clock.
Native Sunday School at 3 p. m.
7 ;30 p. m. Evening Prayer and Ser
mon. Subject: “The letter of St. Paul
j to Philemon concerning Oneeimus.
Everybody cordially invited to at
tend these services.
Rev. R. C. Jenkins, D. D.
METHODIST CHURCH
► Morning subject: “Back to the Faith
J j of our Childhood.”
► Evening subject: “The Time for
kj Mending Nets.”
k C. M. Van Marter, Minister.
Read Reinert's Adv. for Specials.
Adv.
Have you seen the new Camouf'age
Georgette gowns which have just ar
rived? The latest novelties in serga
and foulard street gowns and dolman
coats are also on display at the Ketch
| ikan Bazaar. Ad?,
Read Reinert’s adv. for specials.
Adv.
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| -scientific accuracy —speed, and absolute honesty are added
|to every doctor’s prescription you bring to be filled at our store
| we carry a complete stock of all the necessary drugs for
|accurate prescrip work. They are kept fresh and potent,
£ producing just the beneficial results your doctor desires. We
£ employ only the rn , experienced pharmacists, and we NEVER.;.#
^'substitute—you gel what your doctor prescribes. ¥
WALKER DRUG CO
Your Rexall Store
Phone 26.
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See the Ketchikan Bazaar
announcement at the top
of page 2 in today’s issue.
SCHOOL j NOTES
The coming week will be Easter va
cation tor tho Ketchikan public school.
"Watch for the bunnies."
This being the end of the elx-week
period the minds ( of many students
can rest till tho final examinations.
The High School "hop” given Sa
[ turday night at the A. B. Hall was
I enjoyed 'by all present.
| We 'now have in our school several
j longshoremen as some of tho boysare
being excused from their study periods
to devote their time to that work.
The World War themes are now over,
with the exception of two, which will
bo handed in during the last week
of school.
Tho arithmetid contest in Miss
Gaines’ room was won by Harry Bur
tos side. The ones doing the best
work were Kiingdon Brice, Henrietta
! Iverson and John Gilmore.
We are wondering why two of tho
grade girls stay after school and work
so diligently lately.
The advance Physical Education girls
have only one more game of volley
ball beforo the big “spread."
Friday, April 11, marks tho end of
the "soup kitchen.’’ No soup will be
served the rest of tho school year
much to the Joy of thesoup makers,
i We hope the pupils will all come
i back with an ambitious spirit for tho
[ “wind up” of school.
GEORGIA SHOCK
NINA WOOD.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
ALASKA, Lynn Canal. — Battery
Point Light, reported extinguished
April 9th, will he relighted as soon as
practicable.
PERIL STRAIT, — Todd Cannery
Buoy 1, a second class black can was
established April 3rd, 1919 In thirty
feet of water to mark the shoal off the
wharf of the Todd Packing Company’s
cannery near Lindenberg Harbor *n
Peril Strait. Buoy is close to the east
erly side'of a shoal having about four
teen feet over it at low water.
Stikine Strait.XOil Dock Re°f Buoy
1. a second class black can was estab
lished April G, 1919 in thirty feet of
water to mark the rock awash just
By direction of the Commissioner of
Lighthouses—W. C. DIBRELL. Supt.
north of Wrangell.
Germany created Bolshevism and
may be destroyed by it.
BESSIE BARRISCALE IN
“MAID O’ THE STORM"|
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In “Maid o’ the Storm,” Bessie Bar
riscale’s latest Paralta Play, which
comes to the LIBERTY Theatre for
two days, commencing Sunday, this
popular little star will be supported by
a cast of exceptional players in. one of
the most forceful screen interprets- j
turns in which she has yet appeared.
Ariel is a beautiful girl, evidently of
gentle birth, who was picked up years,
ago by Andy McTavish, who found tho
infant on a raft which had been wash
ed ashore from a wrecked vessel dur
ing a storm at sea. Her happiest mo
ments were spent in a sheltered hol
low in the huge, rocky headland of the'
Scottsh coast, know* as "The Witch
es’ Cauldron.” She was the living em
bodiment of the spirit of the storm as
she danced to the rhythm of the beat
ing surf.
One day she sees what is presum
ably a bird in the sky. As she gazes
it falls to earth. Rushing to tho spot
she finds a man in the wreckage of an 1
aeroplane. Tho man is Franklin Shir-1
ley, a young aristocrat of London, so
Ariel learns as she faithfully tends him j
while his broken leg is healing. After j
his recovery Franklin returns to his!
home and Ariel spends many hours on [
the beach thinking of her “bird-man.” j
She is beautiful, for he had told er ao,
but she had failed to win his love as I
she was not his equal. She at last de
cides to go to London to make her
self his equal. See how she succeeds.1
Adv.
Read iReinert’s Adv for specials. Adv
CANDIES WHAT
AM
At The Stedman
Full Line
WHITMAN’S
And
HOEFLERS
Celebrated Candies
EASTER!
flat Model
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Mrs, Georgs Washburn
At The GRAN D
SATURDAY NfGHT ONLY
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FOB; kbanck
With
EDWARD EARLE & BETTY HOWE
The Story by Cyrus Townsend Brady. A delightful romance,
involving a young American aviator and a beautiful little French
girl. .. It is not a war picture in the accepted sense because while
there are flashes of war and a number of thrilling aerial scenes
the sanguinary element is missing and the love story overshad
ows the battle elements. A Special Vftagraph Blue Ribbon fea
ture in Five Parts.
A PATHE NEWS
And A BIG V COMEDY completes this seven reel special. To
night and tomorrow night.
SUNDAY And MONDAY
GEOkGE WALSH
Is with us again in
(4
Brave and Bold”
From the story “Four-Forty At Fort Penn”, By Perley Poore
Sheehan.
A FOX Special ft * II of Daring stunts. Thrills with plenty of
comedy. ..A WALSH PICTURE and a Thriller.
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SATURDAY- NIGHT ONLY
JACK GARDNER
Famous on Stage and Screen In
“MEN OF THE I )ESEKT“
A startling drama of a feud between Cattlemen and Sheep
men. ..Dont Miss This.
Perfection Picture Produced by ESSANAY.
A story of the great open spaces, of rugged men, of free un
trammeled women, a story filled with dramatic action and heart
a throbbing interest. Ruth King is the heroine.
Also-A CHRISTIE COMEDY.
SUNDAY and MONi>AY7 ~
BESSIE BARRISCALE in
mum 0‘ zbe szonm
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The little waif of a fishing village who becomes one of.Lon
dcn’s most fashionable ladies.. A PARALTA Play.
Extra Special:: JA< K HARBOUR
Irish tenor will sing by request, Carrie Jacob Bond’s great
success, “APerfect Day” with violin and cello obligato.
A screen travelogue and a Christie Comedy complete this big
slow.
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Stock
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The lime,
The Place
And The Girl
New is the Time, to furnish your home when you can have
the benefit 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 Cabindts
and Mirro Aluminum Ware, Monarch, Great Western and New
Perfection Stoves. v
Wewill furnish the House, if ycu will find the Girl.
stock j. R. HECKMAN & CO. service
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