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BELOVED TRAITOR
COLDWYN PiCTUR.ES
Mae Marsh
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A biff six part Goldwyn release,
ith the correct air, correct star,
■id the correct cast. One of the
ost fittinff pictures that the
ever Mas Marsh has warked in.
A picture that you will enjoy
from start to finish
Screen
Bobby
Part>
Coming No?
Opening Attractions
I ^iporsm The newest and latest in cur
. vie., X rent happenings
Bumps in -Fido’s Birthday
The eleven Paramount Crrtoon Comedies that
are always good
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he Whispering: Chorus’’
aft Special by Cecil B. Mille
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THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA
DIVISION NO. 1
MacDonald Wiest Lumber Comps.
Corporation. Plaintiff
VS.
Craig Lumber Company, a Co poraticn
Defendant
TO CRAIG LUMBER COMPANY.
CORPORATION, Defendant. Gree-i
IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERiCA, You and e~~l
of you, are hereby commanded to b~
and apoear in the above ent is rr :
hc-'den at Ketchikan in said H ,i
of said District and answer .
plaint filed against you n 1 - i
entitled action, within thi by ■;
from toe date of the ser
summons and a copy of the said to
plaint upon you. and. if you fa'* ea
appear and answer, for you: *
the plaintiff will take judomen ■- s
you, and each of you, for *' « s - n
specified in said crn-orarnt. —• trs-t
apply to the Court for 'he
mantied therein. s < ■ y c
complon* is herewith served
yo j.
The ,':bove action is brourrt '~r to
foreclosure and enforcement of a la
bo er's lien filed by n!aint:tf -p- is
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defer'ant above as owner of certain
r-o 'd lumber manufactured there
I . and delivered by plain
* '-rdant under an expressed
- ,• -d.-which $27,871.50 is due
- >■ 'ff •: on defendant.
f!' ? of the o-der for the service
? :n summons by publication
■is ,'“iV ary 25 1919, and the defendant
s re; to answer said summons
liriy davs from the date of
' ■ * -'re of th!s summons
, United States Marsha!
*n ■■’c. 1 of the Oijtrict o'
■ deputy, are h.-reby re
'h aervico cf this sum
- sa;d de^end-m' a- d
1 a; by law required, and
'•'•4-ti-p Ur* r* or
’•* :f this Court within forty
' s deli* e y to you,
' : “ ?nt hc?’~on ct ycur
WHFREOF I hsve
~ nnH affixed tilp
' r ’ Court, at Juneau.
■ 25 M day of January. A.
I. W. Pell. Clerk
•t on January 27. 1919
-ton March 1?, 1919.
We Wish
A SPEC1AI
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■in ounce
5A1 E
The kind that -a-. > y; m< ney on ail goods.
OUR CLOTH I s i 'jEP.’.RTMENT
Prices are n -v, greatly rrdn or. ail women’s
Coats and Drc-sse-.; UenV; Suits. Overcoats,
and Overcoats Mackinaw and Overalls. Also
Boys’ Suits and Overcoat
Seeing* is, believing, come. see. make a pur
chase and save money thereby.
The BON UArCIIE
The Toy !!« y-n-’ers
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IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF ALPHONSE A.
HANSEN, Deceased
NOICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by the
undersigned Chas. H. Cosgrove, admi
nistrator of the estate' of Alphonse A.
Hansen, deceased, to the creditors and
•'ll persons having claims against the
sthl deceased, to present them with
the proper vouchers within six mon
ths from tlte date of this notice to
C'-ns II. C'-serove. administraer of
said estate at his office in the Tctigass
building. Ketchikan. Alaska, where th«
>•!,r* --.id r-tatp is transacted.
• i io d' c Februr.. l'-HS
Okas. H. Cosgrove. Aadministrat-r
LIEUT. THOMAS R. DARDBI
Lieut. Thomas R. Darden, who is
now bossing four tanks on the French
front, is credited by a Washington edi
torial writer with being the man who
secured a commutation allowance for
United States officers away from
Washington.
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He will put the Edir i Phonograph in your home on free
trial without any obligation.
We invite comparison, and will gladly put it with any other
machines under the* same conditions.
WALKER DRUG CO ^
Your Pexall Store
■a&'i. , .
Phone 26.
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CAPT. HENRY A. WILEY
A new photograph of Capt. Henry A j
Wiley, commander of one of the big |
jest of Uncle Sam’s dreadnauqhts. j
FALSE ALARM AGAIN.
The fire siren that startled the
town at a quarter to twelve today |
noon, proved to be nothing more than
a false alar m,happily
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HONOR MRS. WILKE
The members of the Thimble Club
entertained at the home of Mrs. R.
G. Hall last Saturday evening, In hon
| or of Mrs. Henry Wilke .one of the
members, who leaves with Mr. Wiik
on the nxet southbound trip of the
Princess, for a year's holiday.
Only the members fo the club and
their hubands were present. Auction
bridge contested at seven tables ser
ved to entertain the party until the
serving of re;'"eshments wh;ch brought
the evening to a close.
An exquisitely hand colored fram
ed copy of a photo of Edystone rock,
waspresented toMrs. and Mr. Wilke,
as a souvenir of the occasion, ..from
the Thimble Club.
Por-owinq a babv to escape the '■
draft is Surely borrowing trouble.
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Somebody proved by unrnswerable ::
b?l< | Dyi'ltr ;n Europe. i
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American “kultur" is making bos_>- {
og c that the e was no reason for an (
-dvance In the pr co of bananas. Then t
it happened. f
There err two Uinds of people wr>o ^
are of no help to America: Those who £
want to run the war and thcs0 who |
v/ant to run away from it.
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“ s he Rose Of j
No Man's La fid” !
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The two reel War film, “The Rose j
of No Man's Lad,” portraying the
work of the Red Cross Nurse on
the battlefields, taken from the short
sketch by James Montgomery Flagg,
American's great artist, is to be
shown in Ketchikan at the LIBERTY
THEATRE at an early date. This
picture drew thousands at the Liber
ty in Seattle three weeks ago. Mr.
Jack Barbour will sing the Song by
the same name.
TONIGHT fcr thg last time will
charm an audience in his big 8-reel
production^ “UNDER HANDICAP.”
The story of a young man handicap
ed by his father’s millions, who, left
to his own resources, make good,
and wins the girl worth while.—adv.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Point Lights reported extinguished
January 30th, 1919, was relighted
February 9, 1919.
Frederick Sound—Capa Fansha'w
Light, reported flashing single Feb
ruary 9th, will be restored to its pro
per characteristic as soon as practic
able.
Lynn Canal—Sentinel Island light
Station reported showing FW instead
of Gr. FI. W. on January 18th, will bo
restored to its normal characteristic
as soon as practicable.
'By direction pir the Commissioner oi
Lighthouses—W. C. DIBRELL, Supt
INDEPENDENT
DRAYINO CO. I
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Coal & Frsight Hauled
From all Docks
Office Phone 64 lies. 134
CHRIS SORENSEN, Prop.
HOWARD BUYS |
FURS jij
Stedman HotelOffice ;;;
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At The GRAND
Tonight the Last Time
PEGGY KVLASMD
DiRecnoM wn,u'Vi to-~
Pretty Pe>*f»y Hyland in
■ “The Debt of Honor”
j ..Tin' First appearance of this dainty
1 little star in the William Fox produc
tions. Miss Hyland is of English
birth Her father is a doctor attach
ed to the British army. He was
t ivounded at the front and invalided
| home. Later lie was sent to the Unit
j ed States to aid' recruiting. In The
| of Honor, a spy hunt reaches a des
| perate climax, but it meets out just
I ice to all concerned. A picture well
i worth seeing.
A Patlie News with the late events
is on the same bill opens the show.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Marry Moroy&Florence Deshon
! in “The Golden Goal”
HARRY MOREY and FLORENCE
DESHON, in “THE GOLDEN GOAL”
A Samshing five part Blue Ribbon
feature with a punch in every ..foot
presenting Harry Morey in the best
iole of his screen career.
At the end of a perfect day—eat a
bowl of mush and milk and go to bed.
-OR SALE: Majestic Range, 4 holes
with hot.water front and almost new
Phone 70. adv.3t.
FOR SALE:—1-2 burner Perfection
and 1-3 burner Comet oil stove. Phone
R-102.—adv. atp
FOR SALE: 5 H. P. Atlas Engine,
Price $300. at H. R. T'nompso, Ketchi
kan. avtf.
sts-ti—i-n-OTBnrmi mn mu
Restaurant For Sale—Address M
L., P. O. B. 742.—adv.
WANTED—Girl at the Liberty
Lunch.—adv.
Expert grinding and saw-fitting
Sully s Carpenter Shop.—adv tf.
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At The LIBERTY
Fast Time Tonight
Everybody's Favorite
H a role! Lock wood
In
An N-lieel Metro Western
Drams! of a I Joy’s Triumph
Against fJeavyOdds. Adap
ted from Jaeksoti Gregory’s
Novel <r!' the same name:
SPEC !AL ATTRACTION:
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barbour
In their Well Known Scotch Duet
HUNTING I OWER”
The Liberty Three-Piece Orchestra in Attendace
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Stock
Service
Is the Quality Right ?
'T'HAT’S a vitally important question you'll want to
" ask yourself when you buy your new clothes.
In normal times this question don’t bother folks very
much. But times have changed. A good many manu
facturers and retail merchants are lowering quality
to meet price demands.
We have always conducted our store on the idea that
to attain the highest degree of success a business
must be built like a sky-scraper—“for keeps. And
when we started in business here we put into immedi
ate practice our theory that to build * “for keeps” re
quires adhering to the highest quality standards and
giving full value—selling thoroughly dependable mer
chandise at absolutely minimum prices.
Buy your clothes at this store and you will have a
feeling of security that both quality and price are
right because we sell
Society Brand Clothes, Florsheim and
Utz & Bunn Shoes, Cooper, Medlicott and
Glasten bn ry Underwear
stock J. K. HECKMAN & CO. SEWVICE
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