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A hit ■ minute American girl suddenly finds her
self in a s!-- Hsh town, and it is needless to say that
fhe scandali. 1 leaders and the villagers.
The mm offered a daintier or more charming
star than and her plays are always of the best
type.
Bring ci enjoy an evening yourself at the Para
mount 11; .it -t runs always.
~ \TE~Cl'RRENT_EVENTS
Anoth. tri-weekly news reels. Late, up to the
minute news i v 'grywhere.
comi>: :*:r Fredrick in resurrection.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
TATE OF ROBERT HALL
ed:
NOTICE is hereby giv.:
dersigned, Chas. H. Cosgrov...
’.ainistrator for the estate o: F.
Hall, deceased, to the ere dr
persons having claim? agai:
deceased, to present then . h t
proper vouchers within -A -
. t t .is notice to Chas. H.
. .-.’".i-rrator of said es
. the Tongass build
. Alaska, where the bus
is transacted.
: "t day of April. 1919.
CHAS H. COSGROVE.
Administrator
- Ad for Easter Specials.
Adv.
.MONDAY, . *» Pit IT. : U 1919.
NXow is the tin' appreciation and
help the Ketchikan ' t by buying
tickets for the ri:v
GOOL MUSK
0 N 5 0
' GOOD TIME
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SPEC! IT. o:t
In order to mak
”> FREE
our new stock of
spring goods, w
S30 men's sUir A
Ith every S17.30 to
E. valued S3 to Si
All our suit; are v
are extra good vnU
eptionally low and
Our special S2o
only just a few 1
now S13.50 and
Ordinary Norfolk
Men’s Pant<. Wro!
greatly reduced.
''.30 now S12.50
a and shirts, are
LOUIS HA'
Propi*ietor
WALKERISMS
OETOU r YOUR STRAW HAT
Our stra . t dye makes your old
hat loo like i vv.Colors straw leather
wood, etc.
Easy to ar y; Quick to dry; Wear
Proof; W a ie r- P roof.
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Drug Company
i
our Rexall Store"
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LOAN TO RIDE
TO SUCCESS ON
WAR TANKS
Each of the seven states in the
•Twelfth Federal Reserve District will
be given at least one of the twelve
: tanks assigned this district for use
; during the Victory Lib ran.- Loan drive
which starts April 21. The tanks have
! been assigned in the following man-j
nor: Two to Washington, one to Ore
gon, one to Idaho, one to Utah, one to
Nevada, two to Northern California'
, and two to Southern California and
Arizona. The remaining two tanks
will be carried on special trains, one
| of which will tour the Northwest and !
; the other to travel through California
: and the Southwest.
War Veterans To Drive
The tanks will be bandied in the
campaign by twenty-four veterans
l with European service to their credit.
All of the drivers have actually seen
' service in France. Before being sent
out over the district the camouflaged
tanks will parade and give a sham bat
tle in San Francisco.
According to present plans all of
i the tanks will arrive in San Francisco
about April 6. They will be taken to
a four acre tract of land near the,
Southern Pacific freight station where i
they are to be assembled and the cam
ouflage retouched by the men who are J
to drive them during the campaign;
The tanks will be equipped with Mar-1
lin machine guns or 37 M. M. smoke
bombs with special pistols and lights, j
Trophies From France
On the special trains which are to
carry- the tanks will be a complete
display of war trophies which have
bet-n collected on the battlefields of
France and brought back to this coun- j
try since the signing of the armistice, ;
With the trains will travel heroes of;
'he American Expeditionary Forces
who will speak for the Victory- Loan, j
Ask your friends how they enjoyed
•Bryant Washburn in “Twenty -One” i
j last night at the LIBERTY. Adv.
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Kenyon and U. S. Rubber rain coats
at Fields. Adv.!
.JUST A HINT.
See the Ketchikan Bazaar
announcement at the top
of page 2 in today’s issue.
FRANK WEDDING
A quiet wedding ceremony was per
formed yesterday afternoon in tlio par
lors of tile Stedman Hotel at which
Rev. Falcouer of Klukwan, officiated,
when Walter Frank and Edna Frank
of Hydaburg were made man ad wife.
Walter Frank is the leading purse
seiner of Southeastern Alaska and is
the owner of the “Pride’.” His bride
is the widow of his brother Mason
Frank who was a victim of the influ
enza epidemic last November.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank came over from
Hydaburg via the Portage and report
the trail in a very bad condition with
about seven or eight feet of snow
still on the ground.
They will spend a few days in
town visiting friends before returning
to Hydaburg where they will make
their home.
FIREMEN’S ANNUAL
BALL COMING EVENT
OF THE SEASON
me r ireuieii s Auuuai duu stucuui* ,
ed to take place ou Easter Monday
night, promises to be an ■unusually
brilliant affair for several reasons,
first, 'because it is the first big affair
given since the signing of the armis
tice, and second because of the large
number of men in uniform who have
returned, and indeed what gives a
more dashing touch to a Ball than a
goodly sprinkling of Army and Navy
uniforms.
The Firemen, moreover, are noted
entertainers and even they have set
out to out-do their former achieve
ments tn the dance line and a glance
at the names of the committees bel
low will assure anyone in doubt as to
their capability.
The following committees were ap
pointed at the last meeting of the Fire
men and will he responsible for the
good time of their many guests.
Executive Committee: George Morri
son, V. A. Peterson, Frank Bold, Stan
ley Adms, M. J. Heneghau.
Reception Committee: Ed. Williams,
M. J. Heneghau, Wm. Spaulding.
Floor Committee: H. M. Stackpole,
F. E. Patching, F. King, L. H. Kubley, j
Stanley Adams.
Music: D. W. Hunt, N. R. Walker-1
Finance Committee: John Koel.
Chris Hoover, Tom Clemenson.
Advertising Committee, V. A. Peter-.
son. F. H. Bold.
Refreshment Committee: L. H. Kub-j
ley, Ed. Williams. J
NOTICE TO MARINERS
ALASKA, Stephen Passaga.—Point
Arden light reported extinguished
April 14th will be relighted as soon as
practicable.
CHATHAM STRAIT, Hawk Inlet En
trance.—Hawk Point Buoy 1, reported
out of position will he replaced as
soon as practicable.
KHAB BAY, —Nine foot Shoal Buoy
reported to have drifted westward few
hundred yards was found on station
April 3, but was moved to new posi
tion, 150 yards W 1-2 N from shoal in
to 17 fathoms of water and changed to
first class nun number 2.
WRANGELL STRAIT — Mitkof
Ledge Buoy 24A. first class red nun,
established March 16, 1919, in 20 feet
of water to mark limits of the shoal
off the short of Mitkof Island, nnrther
!v entrance to Wrangell Strait. This
buoy replaces red spar buoy 24A tem
porarily maintained in this locality.
Cholmondeley Sound—Skin Island
light and Hump Island light, will be
relighted for the season April loth,
1919.
By direction of the Commissioner of
Lighthouses—W. C. DIBRELL, Supt.
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Bryant Washburn at the LIBERTY
tonight in “Twenty-One". It’s some,
comedy drama. Adv.,
Don’t forget “The House of Hate’';
Saturday night onlyt If you haven’t'
got the price come anyway.
SOME SHOW at the LIBERTY. Ev
erv thing from raising chickens to a
prize fight. Adv.
CANDIES WHAT
AM
At The Stedman
Full Line
Of
WHITMAN’S
And
HOEFLERS
Celebrated Candies
EASTER!
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vMrs, George Washburn i
At The GRAN D
TUESDAY And WEDNESDAY-APRIL 15—16
“A WOMAN !N WHITE”
With: FLORENCE LAB ADI E
Adapted from the famous book by WILKIE COLLINS, cele
brated for his ability to write ultradramatic stories. The Wo
man In White is a fast moving story of love and villiany, of
faithful friendship and unspeakable treachery.
A picture of Thrills. Suspense and Heart Interest, beautifully
produced.
A PATHE NEWS Completes a full PATHE Program.
FRIDAY And SATURDAY
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BABY MARIE OSBORN
Lucy Sarver’s Comedy Drama in Five Parts. Baby Marie is
a tiny mite, but does a big bit for the Red Cross.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The halibut boat Polaris, the El
well, a barge in tow of the tug Phillip
P. Kelly, the Tug Crosby towing the
C. C. Co., Barge No. 301, the J. P
Todd II, and the coalboat Amur were
in port during the night and today.
J. J. McTague, of Sulzcr and Father
A. P. Kasheroff, of Nakat Inlet are
guests at the Revilla today.
wiMUMr iiinii i i 'lasaggzriigss
Your favorite, Jack Gardner, Thurs
day and Friday at the LIBERTY in
"The Laud of Long Shadows”. A tale
of the Northland. Adv.
See Reinerts Ad for Easter Specials.
Adv.
If you enjoy prize fighting, see Bry
int Washburn in “Twenty-One” at the
LIBERTY. Adv.
Reinerts Ad for Easter Specials.
Adv.
T .-member the- "House of Hate." E
30de 19 and 2-. The last of thi-3 gr
serial at the LIBERTY . One nip'
only—-Saturday. At!
FOR SALE CHEAP—A 17 foot r
boat with trolling gear, all in good
tier Enquire C. H. Harrison, at s'
yard. lm. •
FOR SALE—17 foot boat, cabin, !•
pine in good running order. $55. \ .
A. Ross. Adv.
AT THE LIBERTY
“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT”
TUESDAY And WEDNESDAY
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On account of the films not arriving from the south, “The |
House of Hate" will be postponed until Saturday Night. Tonight
we are showing in its place
BRYANT WASHBURN
If vcu became heir to Twenty-one Thousand Dollars, would
you trade places with a prize-fighter? Jimmie does, and he sure
gets into some awful tight places while the prize fighter makes
you scream with laughter while living in Jimmie’s mansion. A
six-reel COMEDY that you will enjoy. .. Remember Skinner’s
Dress Suit, and the Golden Idiot, well—this is the cream of them
all. _ *| 1
A GAUMONT NEWS with late current events
-THURSDAY And FRIDAY
JACK GARDNER in
“THE LAND OF LONG SHADOWS”
A story of the Great Northland and the survival of the fittest.
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The Time,
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.
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. 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 ytu will find the Girl.
J. R. HECKMAN & CO. seTmce