AT THE DREAM
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY AT THE DREAM
PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENT
rHE NOTED JAPANESE .STAR
Sessue Hayakawa
in
j
“THE HONOR
j OF HIS HOUSE’’
SESSUE tlAYAKAWA
« The Honor oF Ilia House'
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More thrilling than the SECRET GAME, mpre romantic than
the SOUL OF KURA-SAN. The greatest of all Hayakawa pic
lures.
For a picture that is keyed up to the top notch this will sure
hit the mark, it’s one picture you can’t afford to miss.
“LOURLE DUCKS” A two reel comedy opens the show with
a bang.
Climbing Apes, Growling Lions, Elephant Raids, and the Life
in the Jungles as it Really is, One of the Most Stupendous Plays
of the Entire Season in 10 Big Reels.
ON TONIGHT ONLY
SUNDAY and MONDAY
THE AMAZING and ASTOUNDING PRODUCTION
“TARAZAN OF THE APES”
ONE SHOW EACH NIGHT
Doors Open 7:15
ADMISSION
Show Starts 8:0ft
ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 25c.
NEW ARRIVALS OF
SPRING STYLES
Wonderfully beautiful are the
style creations we are displaying
for the Spring season, for every
figure and every purse
Hats on display by Mrs. Abercrombie
Old Hats Remodeled
Ketchikan Bazaar
D. BROWER, Prop. . Phoone 206
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The BOX MARCHE
Unloading Sale—Everything Reduced
Men’s Suits regular $20.00 Now 13.50
Men’s Suits regular $22.00 Now $15.00
Men's Suits regular $25.00 Now $20.00
All Wool Mac. Coats, from $7.00 to $15.00
Men’s Pants from $2.50 to $6.00
Ladies White Dresses Values to $10.00 now $3.76
Ladies Winter Coats regular $15.00 now $9.50
Ladies Skirts, values to $7.00 now $3.50
Ladies Silk Dresses, regular $15.00 n»w $7.50
Ladies Suits, regular $15.00 now $8.50
Ladies Wool Serge Suits regular $25 - $30 now $13.50
Ladies Fall Hats almost half price. All boys’ suite
and overcoats reduced.
LOUIS HANSON, Proprietor'",’ .... ™
The funeral services for the late
Mr. S. O. Skagerson. who died sudden
ly last Thursday morning wjll be held
i at the Methodist Church tomorrow af
f tenoon at 2:30. Rev. C. M. Van Mar
| ter will officiate.
Mr. Jack Barbour,' of the Liberty
i Theatre will sing, accompanied by the
1 orchestra
| Washington Square Play
To Be Given At The
One of the most elaborately produc
ed and interesting photodramas which
1 has been offered to the public in some
time, both from the viewpoint of artis
tic gorgeousness and plot intricacy; is
the second Paralta play to feature
Bessie Barriscale. The title is “With
I inthe Cup” and it will be the attrac
tion at the LIBERTY Theatre Sun
| day and Monday.
The story is set in Washington
Square, that section of New York
City which the free-minded artists
and authors who inhabit it call their
“super-world”. Miss Barriscale por
trays “Thisbe Loraine,” a young A
meican writer, who has lost her faith
in life and love since being the vic
tim of deception at the hands of ?
man she had loved while studying art
in Paris. Before that time she had
| been seriousishe had had ambitions:
her ideals had ruled her existence.
But, with her faith gone and her trust
broken, she comes to America to
live the very life she has detested.
She becomes known in Bohemian cir
cles as a girl whose life is bubbling
v/ith the champagne effervescence of
nocturnal New York; a person whose
only use for life is living. But, in
refined society she is also admired
as a famous and popular author. He
dual personality is never suspected.
Adv
WALKERISMS
THE
ANTLEE
HOT WATER BAG
is the finest quality and best known
Hot Water Bag in America
’ it CANT LAEK”
because it is moulded entirely in on piece
GUARANTEED FOR TWO YEARS
but usually lasts much longer
This applies also to Fountain Syringes and all
other KANTLEEK goods
WALKER DRUG CO
Your Rexall Store ifr-1:
Phone 26.
. SCHOOL.NOTES
The publio cchool hfl3 received bul
letins from the American Red Cross
setting apart March, April, and May!
as a time In which we are asked to
conduct a rigid health campaign. At
tention has already been given to this
work. Inthe physiology under Miss
Osborn, an Inspector has been appoint
ed and tho pupils have been asked to
observe the following rules of health.
1. A full bath once a week.
2. Brush teeth at least once a day.
3. Drink milk, but no coffee or tea.
Many other rules arc also observed.
The Senior High School was enter
tained by the Junior Hirh School with
a literary program last Friday.
Yesterday the Forum Literary So
ciety gave the most successful pro
gram of the year. A feature of the
program was a debate on the immi
gration question. The affirmative was
upheld by Leslie Williams and Chas.
Chapman while A. Winterbourne Brin
dle and Mitchell Spaeth argued for the
negative. The arguments were wel
presented and the affirmative carried
the day. Miss Corinne King and
Miss Luella Wakefield rendered a most:
pleasing vocal duet accompanied by!
Jessie Cannon on tho piano.
The ninth grade gave a luncheon |
iast week frir the teachers. This party:
was in tho form of a test, for they j
new leave cooking and take up sewing
for the rest of the year.
I ne uomestic science classes are
busysewing costumes for the operetta
which will be soon given.
Mr. Hughes of the Manual Train
ing shop donated a folding screen to
the cooking classes. Mr. Hughes is al
so very bysy making wooden shoes|
for the operetta.
At the request of the Independen*|
Magazine, pictures were taken of the;
Senior High School room. These pic-1
tures are to be used for advertising
matter by the magazine.
Among the new books received is a
cony of James J. Gerard’s new book
“Face to Face With Kaiserism.” This
book is oven better than his first one
“Mv Four Years in Germany.’’
The Senior class received their
rings and are exceedirgly proud of
them,
C. W. CHAPMAN,
WINFIELD W. LEAD3ETTER.
ARRIVING ON THE
CITY OF SEATTLE
With the City of Seattle arriving to
day comes one of the most unusual
pictures that ever was flashed on any
screen. It is “TARAZAM OF THE
APEC," The film is taken from the
original story which ran in 6.000 news
oapers. was published in 17 langu ges
and 1.700.000 copies of the book are
'ow in circulation.
Starting in at the Proadway The
atre in New York last March where
the firrt showing was held at $1-50 a
seat this nictue lias thrilled every
theatre crowd from coast to coast, and
has played to standing room only
crowds in every city.
This astounding and massive ten j
reel special production will open upj
at the Dream Sunday night, there:
will he one show each night Sunday
and Mondr.;-. ih doors ooen at 7:15 j
picture sta ts at 8:00. Admission pric
s. Adults 50c and Children 25c. Be
♦here on time and secure a good seat.)
Tonight Sessue Hayakawa will be!
the big star in another one of his
thrillinq niays “THE HONOR OF
HIS HOUSE" it outdoes any of his
previous niays. so you can rest as-;
s-'red of seeing something worth!
while, tonight only. It’s a paramount.1
—Adv.
AT THE GRAND
i
“Farbee. son cf Kazan,” Vitagraph
Flue Ribbon Feature which will be
the a’traction in the GRAND theatre!
on S"nHay a”d Monday is announced
by Vitiarapli to be one of the most,
remarkable pictures ever released by!
that company. A stirring, swift mov
ing dama of the big woods, lakes and
rivers of the Northwest, especial in
terest centers on Barbee, half wolf and
half dog, protege, protector and, fin
ally, avenger, of Nepeese.
Five malamutc dogs, ranging in age
from a puppy to a full grown husky
were used in the picture to imperson
ate Farbee, and the astonishing in
telligence each disolays throughout
the picture reflects the greatest cred
it on David Smith, who directed the
picture, and on Nell Shipman, who
made the dogs her constant compan
ions, won their affection and then
their obedience.
Not less remarkable and beautiful
in the extreme, are the snow scenes.
All exteriors were taken in dead of
Winter in the snow-bound passes
north cf Truckee, California. —Adv.
AT THE CHURCHES
METHODIST CHURCH
Subject for 11 a. m. “The True
Meaning of the Cross.” 6
At 7:30. “King David's Lamenta
tion over the death of Abner.”
At 2:30, The Funeral Services of
Mr. Skorgenson will be held from the
Church.
C. M. Va,n Martcr, Minister.
ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Ser
mon Subject: Conservation.
Sunday School at 12 o'clock.
Native Sunday School at 3 p. m.
7:30 p. m. Evening Prayer and Ser
At The GRAND
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MARCH 15 SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY
“FEET OF CLAY”
Featuring MARGARET LANDIS and FRANK ERLINGER
A Picture Based on the Futility of Attempted Revenge.
COMEDY! COMEDY! COMEDY!
All the rest is comedy--Three Reels. Opening Reel “Bringing
Up Father,” one of the funny newspaper pages. A Mix Up In
Hearts, is a VIM and HAROLD LLOYD will send you out with
a laugh. TONIGHT ONLY.
______ __________
“B1REE SON OF KAZAN”
From the famous RED BOOK SERIAL STORY of the same
name, featuring NELL SHIPMAN and ALFRED WHITMAN.
A picture of the big woods, isle dotted lakes and rushing
rivers. A memory of vacation days from the hustle and bustle
of the city. Awonderful screen revealation of wild animals in
their native haunts of Indians and of trappers. One of the
newest and best pictures shown here for some time.
mon. Subject: Spiritual Life.
Everybody cordially invited to all
the services of our Church.
Rev. R. C. Jenkins, 0. D.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
Subject for March 16: SUBSTANCE.
Sunday School 12 o’clock.
Wednesday reading and Song Serv
ce at 7:30.
Everybody cordially invited.
SCANDINAVIAN M. K. CHURCH
Meetings at A. B. Hall
Sunday School 11 A M
... ♦
Preaching in English in the even
ing 7:30.
Subject: “A Great Cheap Sale.”
On Thursday evening the Ladies Aid
Society meets at the home of Mrs. J.
Berg.
All are cordially invited.
A. Sleipnee, Pastor.
AT THE LIBERTY
“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT”
Saturday Night - March 15th
A BIG TREAT FOR ALL
JACK GARDNER
in “OPEN PLACES”
A thrilling story of the wilds of the Great Northwest
where live the men of deed and action,
“More Haste Less Speed“
A Comedy Full of Pep and Ginger
Extra Added Attraction Llvlllelo Joe S
Hawaiian Trio in the latest Hawaiian songs and music
SUNDAY And MONDAY.
Bessie Barriscale
in “Within The Cup
1)
MUSIC BY
LIBERTY’S IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA
10c
20c
30c
Stock
Servh
STOCK
Spring flmv?! Of
Dresses*
We received on the last b at an
assortment of the latest styles in
Ladies Dresses,
Ladies Suits and
Ladies Spring Coats,
and another assortment of M I lery.
J. R. HECKMAN & C '