If you haven’t tried HORLUCK’S
Danish Ice ('ream you have missed
something good. Sold only at the
Candy Cottage.
£
Orlander
Jeweler
Dealer in watches and
clocks, nugget jewelry,
old ivory, curios and a
full line of goods usually
carried in a first class
jewelry store.
Watches repaired on
short notice
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INCOMING UK ON
THE STEM STARR
Arrivals from the Westward
Wednesday on the SS Starr, Capt.
; C. E. Anderson, of the San Juan
i Fishing & Packing Co., included
the following:
Carl Larson, Mrs. Dodd and two
children, from Kanatak; U. S.
Commissioner Vinal, Mrs. Lund,
| Miss Norma Perry, from Seldovia;
‘Mrs. Nagel from Dillingham; T.
:Arai from Unalaska; Jennie Step
! enoff from Chignik.
! An excellent round-trip to Bris
j tol Bay, the first of the season,
j is reported by Captain Anderson.
I The next voyage out of the Port
iof Seward will be June 13.
j The SS Starr will sail from the
| Port of Seward on its next voyage
; to Bristol Bay June 13th instead
of the 15th, according to an
nouncement today by Capt. C. E.
Anderson, master.
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BIG DECEPTION IS
GIVEN GHENT TENOR'S
PICTURE IT THEATRE
From the opening scenes of
“Song O’My Heart” to the final
notes of the voice of its star,
John McCormack, at its close,
the audience which heard and
saw it at its first performance in
the-Liberty Theatre last evening,
treasured every moment of it. In
the skill with which the voice of
the great tenor has been record- j
ed, in the expert direction and j
in the fine human elements of the j
story itself, this rates as an ex- j
ceptional picture and splendid
entertainment.
A great many in the audience
which practically filled every
seat were moved to alternate
laughter and tears, signifying the !
intensity of their appreciation of
the vocal numbers.
The attendance was introduced
to John McCormack as a talentd
singer in a little Irish village,
isaddehed by an early disappoint
Iment in love. The girl, following
[ the dictates of a domineering
jaunt, married another. The role
is beautifully enacted by Alice j
Joyce, and Maureen O’Sullivan:
and Tommy Clifford give delight-!
ful performances as her two.
children.
Ultimately, McCormack goes to1
America as a world-famous sin- i
j ger, and finally returns to bring i
| happiness to the daughter of the
woman he loved, by aiding her
choice in marrying the man of j
her choice.
Excellent performances are con- j
tributed by J. M. Kerrigan, Far- .
^rell Macdonald and the entire
cast, and the picture is photo
graphed with unusual beauty.
The same performance will be
presented this evening and tomor
row night for the last time. Sat
urday and Sunday a new pro
gram will be offered.
ULSSKIl FLEET VESSELS ■
Campbell Church, big game
| hunter, yachting enthusiast and j
i all-round sportsman, has solved
| the problem of furnishing a com- i
fortable boat on which Eastern
sportsmen can make their head
quarters while cruising from place
to place. He maintains a fleet of
yachts — the Alarwee, Westward,
1 Rio Bonita, Pandora and Nooya—
with headquarters at Ketchikan,! |
j Alaska, and provides luxurious;
! cruises for sportsmen in their bear I
' hunts, etc.
l| Mr. Church says, in the Ketchi
kan Tribune, that ‘"when I first
came to Alaska on a private hunt
ing trip some years ago I became
■ immediately enthused—as does al- |
most every one who comes—with !
the opportunities which Alaska j
offers to the sportsman. At once !
I began to wish for the companion- i
1 ship of a number of my friends |
j whose appreciation of these things
; paralled my own, but I had to:
admit to myself that very few!
of them would find unalloyed en- ;
ojyment in a trip up here because j
I of the hardships and discomforts! |
necessarily attendant upon such!'
an excursion.” I
NOTICE
Beginning May 1, the price of j
: Men’s Half-soling will be reduced !
to $1.75 a pair.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
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| Try our Devil’s Food Cake
| HOT SANDWICH 40c
I Merchants Lunch 45c
j BUTTER HORNS
Fresh Green Apple Pie 50c
ELECTRIC BAKERY
Another Alaska college romance
ended recently in the marriage at
Fairbanks of Miss Olga Strandberg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Strandberg of Anchorage, and
Larry Doheny, graduate of the
(Alaska college, says the Anchorage
Times.
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and framing at SYLVIA’S.
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