AT THE DREAM
Monday Night
LAST SHOWING OF THE BIG 10 REEL SPECIAL
“TARZAN OF THE APES”
Pleasing a crowded house last night
the same as it has done from Coast
to Coast the Tarzan picture came up
to every standard.
See the Picture tonight, it’s your last
chance, and you will never regret it.
The Romance of Tarzan comes next
month. _
TUESDAY-And- WEDNESDAY
THFBIG PARAMOUNT FAVORITE
V. -
£7
; _
<JL\ ' --' ’A-«*p
Wally Reid
in
I “THEHOUSE
OF SILENCE*
A guaranteed Paramour
Star Attraction
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 t ; Trs. Abercrombie
Old Hats Remodeled
Ketchikan Bazaar
D. BROKER, Prop. Phoone 206
• -V ^ A. A
The BON MARC HE
Unloading Sale—Everything Reduced
Men’s Suits regular $20.00 Now 13.50
Men's Suits regular 522.00 Now 315.00
Men’s Suits regular 325.00 Now 320.00
AD Wool Mac. Coat- :: r 37.00 to 315.00
Men’s Pants from 32." '• to 36.00
Ladies Wnite Dretse- Value- to 310.00 now 33.75
Ladies Winter Coats re,r. ~ 315.00 now 39.50
Ladies Skirts, values t 37.00 now 33.50
Ladies Silk Dresses, regular 315.00 n°w 37.50
Ladies Suits, regular 315.00 now 38.50
Ladies ^ool Serge Sun r“<ni!ar 325 - 830 now S13.50
Ladies Fall Hats a’most half price. All boys’ suits
and ormroat? reduced.
Lr»T I> r N Pr prietor T" ™
Mrs. Wakefield Entertains "
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. A. A.
Wakefield entertained a limited* num
ber of friends in honor of her mother
Mrs. John McLaughlin, who leaves on
Wednesday for Port Walter with Su
perintendent and Mrs. j. E. Sayles who
will spend the summer there. The
guests sewed and chatted and later
enjoyed a delicious luncheon. - -
This afternoon Mrs. Wakefield en
tertained at cards in honor of her sis
ter. Mrs. J. E. Sayles. who has spent
the past month in town while Mr.
Sayles has been arranging living
quarters at Port Walter. Mr. Sayles
ih expected to arrive Wednesday on
the launch Superior for hie family.
Tre Sayles home on Nob- HHl is to
be disposed of. -it is understood and
Mr. and Mrs. Sayles plan on purchas
ing a home in Seattle this fall.
CARD OF THANKS
To all our friends who so kindly and
unselfishly assisted us In our late be
reavement. we extend our heartfelt
gratitude and appreciation.
M re. S. O. Skogereon and Son.
KILEAU IN ACTION!
AT THE LIBERTY
Tonight at the Libtrty Theatre the
Newman Travels take you to Hawaii
where you will see the famous Volcano
Kileau in action, see the steam from
the boiling Java spouting here and
there in the Immenae crater, see it at
night, like jets of flame from the boil
ing lake. The most wonderful pic
ture of a volcano In aotion ever taken.
Remember at the LIBERTY, the
House of Comfort. Come e«iy and
your favorite selection. Also
Bessie Barriaeale in the bohemtsorpic
ture “WITHIN THE CUP.” —Adv.
WALKERISMS
THE
ANTLEE
HOT WATER BAG
1' the fines! quality and best known
tint 'Aater Bag in America
it CANT LAEK”
r»wc uae it is moulded entirely in on piece
r;I .aBANTEED FOR TWO YEARS
ijt usually lasts much longer
Thi' ^ppU°* alse *»j 1 ountaui G>nnge^ ^mj all
ether KANTLEEK goods
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FUNERAL SERVICES
HELD SUNDAY FOR
S, 0, SKOGERSON
■ Funeral Services for Mr. S. O. Sko
' gerson, were held yesterday afternoon
at 2:30 at thg Methodist Church, Rev.
C. M. Van Marter officiating, only Im
mediate friends of the deceased being
present.
The services were made very beau- i
tiful by the vocal selections rendered
by members of the Methodist choir
1 who were heard In a quartet and duet
and a vocal solo by Mr. Jack Balfour.:
1 ‘‘One Sweetly Solemn Thought,” ac
companied by violin and ’cello.
Rev. Van Marter spoke at length
and paid a very wonderful tribute t
the deceased, who died suddenly last
Thursday morning, leaving a widow
and son to mourn his untimely death.
After the service a large number ac
companied the body to its final rest
ing place where the final services
were read by Rev. Van Marter.
SUPERINTENDENT HERE
Superintendent Otto F. Sutter, of
the Ketchikan cannery of the Fi
de! go Island Packing Company, and F.
H. Burns, accountant for the same
concent, accompanied by Mrs. Burns,
arrived on the'-City of Seatle Saurday
from Seattle.
This is Superintendent Sutter's
first season at the local cannery where
he is succeeding Geo. F. Rounsefell.
transferred to the A. B. C. cannery in
B'itish Columbia..
Walter Codling is foreman for the
cannery.
MASQUERADE
BALL TONIGHT
The annual Masquerade Bail given
under the auspices of the local lodge
of Eagles, takes place this evening at
the Moose Hall and much exciitement
is anticipated by the maskers who
will vie with one another for the six
handsome prizes offered by the lodge
' for the best costumes, A prize is also
to be given for the best waltzers, to
be competed for on the floor during
a special waltz.
CAPTAIN DIBRELL
OFF ON TRIP NORTH
The U. S. Lighthouse tender Cedar
sailed Saturday afternoon for a two
weeks' inspection trip north. Captain
W C. Dibrell, Inspector for Alaska is
' aboard the Cedar and will visit all the
1 lights and aids to navigation in south
1 eastern Alaska.
TO GO SOUTH
FOR EL PASO
Mr. Tom Thompson of Kasaan.
t&S. be^n ordered to leave on the first
steamer south by Capt. DeGueldre, su
perintendent of the Kasaan cannery,
to bring the power launch El Paso
north.
Mr. Thompson took the El Paso
south last fall for repairs and expects
-to return about April 15.
Mr. Mitchell, formerly bookkeeper
of tho Northwestern Fisheries at their
Kasana cannery under Capt. De Gual
dre has accepted a position with Su
"e-intenden* Ira W. Kelly and is at
Cnomltey this seacon. Mr. Mitchell
and family arrived on the City of Se
attle. Mr. and Mrs Kelly and family
were also passengers for Chcmley.
SKILLED WAITRESSES
Waitresses have now been added to
♦he ranks of skilled, or at least semi
skilled labor. The training service, De
-artment of Labor, has found that a
3ystem of efficient training has been
developed by a large chain of restaur
ants. and the service itself is going
over the data obtained from this
source in order to suggest possible im
ovements. or to adapt the training
system fcr use in other restaurants or
in hotels.
The instruction for waitresses is
largely through lectures. They are
taught menu prices, and are instruct
ed in the privileges of the customer
with reepoot to full helpings of bread,
butter, at* the like. A large cen
tral training eetabllehment is matn-|
tained by thie chain of restaurants,'
ad girls after completing the train
ing course there are assigned to es
tablishment where vacancies exist
IRVIN S. COBB
' - - ■ —.0
* —montfiL,
n keen rr.-tie a chevalier of the
'er?h Legion of Honor.
At The GRAND
Monday March 17th—* Last Time
Nell Seipman with Alfred Whitman
“BAREE SON” OF KAZAN”
‘.i ALFRED WHITMAN
From the Famous Novel of
It the same title by James
Oliver Otirwood.
I I
9 Haree, the Wolf-dog faith
| full unto death serves in
the screen version as a
background for a throbbing
jlovo drama of the snow
country. Hundreds of thou- •
sands lirve read this story
jin the Red Hook. Now you
have the opportunity of
seeing it on the screen. A
| big picture at the regular
price* Last Time Tonight
A Pathe News and an extra good Comedy fill out one
of the best show of the season.
The regular meeting of the P. T. A.,
will be held at the school house Wed
nesday evening of this week. Among
the numbers on the program will be
a discussion of the League of Nations
by four high school pupils. The chief
topic of theevening will be the dis
cussion of "The conservation of our
Youth.” Watch for program Wednes
day.
■
NOTICE TO MARINERS i
I
ALASKA_ Snka Sounc*, Western
Chanel, Channel Rock Gas Buoy 2. re
peoted not burning March 15th will
be relighted as soon as practicable. |
WRANGELL Strait Blunt Point Reef
Light Dolphin reported to have disap
peared arch 10th was replaced by
float light and relighted March 16th.
t i ■ I 4
FREDERICK Sound, Cape V \w
Light, reporty flushing »Ll It r*b
9th was restored to its norm:. a.
teristic March 16th.
WRANGELL STRAIT, Mit, .. i o
Buoy 24A. temporary] dls .i ' ! e.i
Jan. ath, was relighted Mr. ri h.
By direction or the Comm j
Lighthouses—W. C. DIBRJv 1. :n
AT THE LIBERTY
“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT”
Tonight Tonight
“WITHIN THE CUP”
IN SEVEN PARTS
FEATURING
BESSIE BARRISCALE
One of the most elaborately Produc
ed and interesting; photodrama which
has been offered to the public in some
time both from the viewpoint of art
istic gorgeousness and plot intricacy;
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Don't Miss the I ? ip through the Ha=
waiian Istes
See the greatest sight ever witnessed.
THE ACTIVE VOLCANO
Yon,II perhaps never see its like again
- MUSIC BY -
LIBERTY’S IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA.
10c
2&c
30c
Stock--—-Sen c
Spring Arrival Of
Dresses!
We received on the last boat an
assortment of the latest styles in
Ladies Dresses,
Ladies Suits and
Ladies Spring Coats,
and another assortment of Millinery.