AT THE DREAM
THURSDAY FRIDAY
PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENT
The CH ARMING and DELIGHTFUL
ammsxe
SHIP ’ Here is the one picture that you want to see.
Two ki S. S vpe > try to raise a little girl (Vivian Martin)
and the v. carry it out is truly wonderful. She plays a
regular Jar: -r t~;:r heart strings, and she will on yours too. as
«he sure -nine skipper in this play. Theodore Roberts
the note r end Jane Wolff are in the same cast.
ON I OY ERLOOK THIS ONE
Another ;-;kly in which they follow the President on his
mission : -... and also showing our boys in Siberia. Post
lively the ...u- f all news reels.
_____ _ ^ ^ B y R R I E R" the big Rex Beach special.
Hs- *
NEW ARRIVALS OF
SPRi TYLES
SEE THE NEW
DOLMANS and CAPES
Hats on display Mrs. Abercrombie
Old Hats Remodeled
Ketchikan Bazaar
D. BROWER. Prop. ?hoome 2<X5
♦
♦
♦
♦
:
♦
♦
♦
:
♦
♦
♦
«
♦
The ho marche
Uukadirr f >—F 'r-t'r.ir.r Reduced
No- 13-50
No- SI 5.00
Now S2Q.Q0
Men's Suits rsr
Men’s Suits re?
Men's Suits rer
♦
:
AH Wool Mac. C:: - ::
Men’s Pants frcrr. >2.
Ladies White Drc •
Ladies Winter r :
T jtj* [*”
Lading SHk Dtc - -
Ladies ~oo! Ser~
Ladies Fail Ha's
*15.00
‘.:es *o *10.00 now 83.75
::ar 815.00 now 89.50
row 83.50
r 815.00 n°w 87.50
r.:— 88.50
—hr *25 - 830 now 813.50
•.’If -rice. AD boys’ suits
I
3^ d ov^^c *
LOU
■ \ Pr t. rietT-r
-c i
miiii niiinur- - -a
♦♦♦♦♦*
t
NEW ARRIVAL
HERE TO STAY
Mr. Jm MeGinty has com# to town
azd will be with the Ketchikan Meat
Com easy for the sea .sc a and will sell
choice pot roasts for 28c lb, Bris
cut cuts of Beef for 25c to.. Shoulder
Steak for 30c lb- No. 1 Sugar Cured
Hams for 40c lb.. Fresn Veal and Calf
Liver; Chicken Tamales; Nice Fancy
Bacon for 55c nan* better. Lamb
and Mutton Stew for 25c lb. Also
fresh Blanchard Eads for 50c dozen.1
Adv. KETCHIKAN MEAT CO.
“THE BARRIER"
Nothing so gripping has reached the
screen as -The Barrier," the new
piay py R«x Beach from his famous
novel The interest of the story be
comes mere graphic and human on
the screen The picture is strong, vi
vital and human. The acting alone
is worth the price of an orchestra
chair it will be seen at wve DREAM
Theatre on Sunday and Monday, it
s interesting to note that Mr. Beach'
organized the Re* Beacr. Picturees
Co. tc produce in pictures his famous
books. “The Barrier" is the first pic
ture produced. The author super.-is
sd the picture from beginning tc end.
anu arranged with the noted film
—agnate. Lewi3 J. Selznick. for its
distribution throughout the world,
and the Dream has secured the Ketch
iScan rights after many days of tire
less waitdjg and persistent eorres
ponding.
NOTICE TO* MARINERS
ALASKA, Stephen Passage.—Point
Hughe light, reported not burning
Ma'cn 20th. will be relighted as soon
as practicable.
By direction or the Coaunisaioner o?
Lighthouses—W. C. OTBRELL. Sapt
THE
jsHg
ANTLEE
K
HOT WATER BAG
'•> finest quality and best known
Hot Water Bag in America
it CAN'T LAEK”
-e it is moulded entirely in on piece
01 VRANTEED for two years
uvjaliy Lasts much longer
This a■■ iso to Fountain Syringes and all
other KANTLEEK goods
WALKER DRUG CO
Your Rexall Store
|
1
i
•(
3
]
I
i
WIMIW
Phone 2o.
P, T, A, Holds Successful
Meeting
While th* attendance at the P. T.|
A. meeting on Wadneaday evening
to maw hat smaller than usual, the pro
(ram waa strong In every particularj
and was well carried out. The discus ’
sion of the League of Nations pro and
con by Chas. Chapman. Leslie Wil
l isms, Mitchell Spaeth and Win1
PTindie, was an educational treat for!
those present. The boys showed that'
they had a thorough grasp of the sub ]
jset and they presented their points 1
tn a dignified and scholarly manner.
Win Brindte was especially eloquent j
in his plea for a League of Nations "j
that would include all the free nations,
of the earth.
The . pianb sefo by Jessie Cannon1;
was splendidly rendered and highly '
enjoyed by ah.
The CefcMrvatlon of Our Youth
from the physical point of view was
ably hhMflW by Or. Myers He pre
tented statistics showing the nature
cf the physical defects that kept
such a targe percentage of Our men
out of the army He stated that prac
tically ad of these could have been
prevented had they been treated in
time. So is it the case with our
school children.—if thejr physical de
fects or slight ailments are not taken
care of now they will become per
maneht a little later.
The same topic was ably discussed
by Mrs Spaeth from the moral side, j
Her ideas coincided with those of the
United States Government concerning
the presentation to our young people ,
of fsets upon whose knowledge their:
future weal Or woe depends. This'
was followed by a general discussion,
along the lines of surrounding our|
young people with proper safeguards
that they may develop into the high
est and best types of manhood and
womanhood.
At the next meeting it is planned
to have the winning essays on. ‘'Why
Ketchikan Should Have a Park1* read
by the winner*.
DOINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
The regular meeting of the City
Council was held last evening with all
the members present with the excep
tion of Mayor Wakefield.
The reports of the various commit
tees were read and ordered filed. The
Cemetery committee reported $140.40
on hand ana general expenditures.
A petition of more than two thirds
in value of the property owners abut
ting on the proposed improvement on
the east side of Front Street between
Dock and Grant Streets, was read
anH on a motion which was carried
the petition was granted and the
concrete walk ordered constructed*
The City Clerk was ordered to ask
for bids on the work, according to
specifications on file with the city
clerk, all bida to specify the length
of the time the work is guaran
teed. AH bids to be in the Hands of
the city clerk no later than April 2.
An appeal to the council from Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Petty from the action
of the registration officer in regis
tering them as electors for the school
board only, was heard and the ac
tion was overruled and they were
allowed to register as full electors.
Ordinance No. 112 was ordered
amended so as to read that after Ju
ly 1st nor more chimneys will be al
lowed to be constructed unless they
are made of brick, stone or concrete,
and the city clerk was ordered to
have a draft of the amendment ready
for the next meeting.
SURPRISE PARTY
Fifteen young people gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F.
Elliott, last evening to surprise Mr.
Ed, Elliott, whose birthday anniver
sary it was. The evening was devot
ed to cards, Mr. C. C Collins and
Miss Ada Darlington carrying off
the honors. Refreshments were serv
sd at the close of the evening after
which the guests departed after wish;
ing the honor guest many happy re,
turns. Present were the Misses
Minnie and May Winston, Ada Dar
lington, Corinne King. Luella Wake
ield, Irene DuHamel, the Messrs.
Dackins, Collins. Spaeth, Hendrick
son. Anderson, and Elliott.
—
FOUND — A watch on Wednesday
evening in Newtown. Owner apply to
Adolph Olofson, Fifth Grade. Public
School,
HUSTON THOMPSON
Huctcn Thompson of Denver. Colo.,
wtio Km been made a member of the
ederal trade commission to succeed
William J. Harrt, hew eenator from
SF*wi*«. l!
At The GRAN D
THURSDATUwLFRIDAY MARCH 20—21
MARIE OSBORNE” in
“DADDY’S GIRL”
Baby Marie with her little darky assistant and company of
grown ups will delight the children tonight and tomorrow night
in DADDY’S GIRL, one of her most charming little plays. This
little mite was presented in person at The Clemmer a short time
ago. Stepping from a basket of roses showering kisses at the
audience her manager said. Baby Marie owned her own studio
covering fifteen acres and gave employment to 150 people and
was ruling queen among her numerous cats and dogs.
An especially arranged show for the family. There is a first
class circus going on. if you have no children of your own bring
some other child.
SATURDAY NIGHT
“UKULELE JOE”
and his “HULA TRIO"
Will Give a Few* Selections.
C, L, A, S, NOTICE
The ladies of the C, L. A. S, will
hold a goody sale at two o'clock to
morrow afternoon. Saturday. Mar. 22.
in the RevlUa Hotel building. Cakes
bread and candies, all home made
will be on sale.
Don't forget the social at the M. E.
Church tonight. You'll miss a good
time if you don't come. Everyone in
vited.
Just What You Want
At Greenbaum’s
Latest models and styles in sprjug
coats, suits and dresses.
We are known in this territory to
carry the most up-to-date ladies Ready
to Wear goods at the most Popular
Prices. You are all cordially invited
to come and look over this stock. Lo
7.i ;
cated opposite cuetom office ‘ji
uys Store. Open evening, t.
o’clock. i ■>
——-«
GAGE MODEi. hate are f' e:’.*
to arrive shortly at the V: s .r
millinery and women who d » r o
clusjve style* will wait until t'Lf. vi
‘hese well known hats before ;-j.»' >-.
itig their spring bonnets. OtSc.: yjo
style hats are coming in on ?ve
boat. . • j ,
AT THE LIBERTY
“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT’’
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA
THURSDAY-A n d-FRIDAY
FRANK KEENAN
In the greatest five reel comedy ever shown on a Movie
Screen. Regarded by all the New York critics as the lightning
bolt that hit Broadway. This picture ran at the Rivoli Theatre,
New York City, for five weeks to crowded houses every night
at Fifty Cents admission. A picture that every person who en
joys an A No. 1 Comedy should see says the New York World.
If you are worried or in trouble come to the LIBERTY and see
“MORE TROUBLE**
and Frank Keenan will make you forget all your trouble. Re
meniber Thursday and Friday only. No raise in price of ad
mission.
GALMONT NEWS
Ot the VERY LATEST events. See the big ice boats on the
Great Lakes.
. -MUSIC BY
LIBERTY’S IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA
10c 20c 30c
Watch for LAFAYETTE WE COME. Not a picture' of war.
but a thrilling visualization of the payment of AMERICA’S
debt to France. A picture with such a patriotic punch that
it will make you glad you are an American.
I
Stock
STOCK
Serv; e
Announces The Arrival Of
Ladies’ flats
From New York
Styles are of the very Latest
*********** * 'r'r*J&t*Jr*'r**Sr*******r'r,r***J&r>r*JcJf**Jir'rJr'r*-*‘r
J. R. HECKMAN & CO, S