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HARMONY THEATRE
TWO SHOWS EVERY NIGHT, 7:30, 9:00.
ADMISSION 25c
TONIGHT—SATURDAY—ONLY
A MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE
“Infatuation”
From Lloyd Osburn’s Wonderful
Novel of Love and Romance.
DESCRIPTIVE
US'X v
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, APRIL 22, 23.
EDWIN THAN HOUSER Presents
Mignon Anderson and a Star Cast, Including
Louise Rutter, the Celebrated Emo
tional Actress of the Speak
ing Stage in
“The Milestones of Life’’
A Tale of Four Seasons
A young girl who hungers for love—who
finds life a humdrum existence—loses her
heart to a star of the “ten-twenty-thirty.”
A wondrous story by one who wrote as co
author with Robert Louis Stevenson.
"Infatuation” teems with situations that
surprise and are unconventional and it is a
strong story told in a bold way.
Margarita Fisher—the sprightly black
haired star of the screen, plays the leading
role.
Exquisite effects have been obtained in
this picture. There are scenes of social splen
dor—scenes of dressing room life—scenes that
will make you wonder.
On this same program is a tangle of tick
lish comedy in two rips that will make you
laugh until your face hurts.
SUNDAY’S—Three Shows—6:80 7:30 and 9.
DESCRIPTIVE
No more enthralling story has ever been
told than this; of the sunshine and shadow that
now enraptures, now saddens the heart of man.
Of the Summer of life, when each song bird is
of gladsome years to come and tomorrow is
but a ripple of laughter. Of the Winter of
life, when the song bird is hushed and the pall
of the grave descends silently on the panorama
of bitter years.
Together with its symbolic beauty, this pic
ture carries a dramatic force that fairly stuns
the senses in its overwhelming truth and real
ism.
A consistently competent cast contributed
to an offering of distinctive quality.
Along with this picture is the Selig Trib
une News.
|HARMONY THEATRE HARMONY THEATRE HARMONY THEATRE
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Every Home Owner and Builder.
SHOULD CONSULT US
First—Because WE ARE PAINTERS, PAPER-HANGERS AND
DECORATORS.
Second—Because we have just received A COMPLETE NEW
STOCK OF WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADE CLOTHS, LINOLE
UMS, PAINTS AND OILS.
Third—Because vou pet the PRICE ADVANTAGE. Our entire
stock \va6 bought for SPOT CASH, GETTING EV LR^ POSSIBLE
IMSCOUNT, and we OWN our OWN HOME, just completed. This
leaves room for further discount on prices to you.
Fourth—Because our large patronage during the past year is our
reference as to workmanship, which, after all, is the MOST IMPORT
ANT.
We cordially invite your inspection of our New Home and New
Stock.
LAURITZ BROS.
LAURITZ BLDG.
5th
E and F Sts.
HELP WANTED.
\\ .1 n i' <1 p iisi class < <»ok : 11 i < 1 wait
rep - No other need appl> Time? ■ I
w S ntecl Ooou live Sonndinav ian
stn< k salesman. Apply Times office. NUT.
Wanted- -Greek life wire tn sell
stock. Apply Times office. 6
Wanted- Nurse kill. Inquire -Mrs.
MISCELLA NEO US.
For Sale—1,000 volume ciroulatinK'^li
brary, cheap. Inquire at News Stand. 730
4th Avenue. '74
-lAsT AM. FOli.NiT
l.ust — sl/.t- aulomoKTic chain.
Hort Himhi-s. .'it Pan Handle, Mi:t
C. L. Gelsinger, an Eagle liver
ranener,' near Juneau. recently
brought 12 sacks of nitabagas into
Douglas for local merchants, and
finds a ready sale tor them at $2.50
per sack. He also has a large i[uan
tity of Alaska-grown cabbages stored
in his root bouse, cut last fall, which
he says are in the finest possible con
dition. ».
For Billiards and Pool, Pet arson’s.
FOR RENT
For Rent Two room furnished lions**.
Also furnish* <1 tent house. II A Mills,
IiMt I, Si Inquire after '» i>. m._857
For Ft* nt Furnished two-room opart
men] Kital \part tn**iH f 8 [0
For Rent Furnished one-room cabin,
I Ox 1 If. $ 1 0 per month. Inquire Times.
841
For Rent House* a11*1 cabins. Real
estate bought and sold Anchorar*
Realty Co. 1125 4th Ave. Emrtrd & Hyncu,
;
~~ FOR SALE.
A Simp Two-room hops** and full
lot. Rot I. Block 8",, on 7th near K.
* 150. <'all Fire Hall.
For Sal*- -.Store building and 25 foot
lot on Fourth near C. Also I.ak*- Speu
aid Summer Resort, with or without
homestead relinquishment. A bargain
f**r the tirst taker. Se* Joe Spenard. 861
For Sal* -House ami lot. Snap. Small
payment down. Enquire Times. 858
Tor Sab- Good lot-' • •:* t• I n. 12 X 17%.
Partly furnished._7th _and <> St. 8.76
For Sal* Full lot, 5th and N. Rea
sonable. Inquire lv Wikholrn. Masonic
Building_855
For ea p. house and full lot,
between O nd H Call 719 7th St. 859
For Sal* -High-graue piano, furni
tiif an*I rooking ut*-nsils t«»r two-room
apartment. Apply Kitak Apartments,
up-stairs. 8 40
For Sale <»i Rent 2-room furnished
tent house, 7th and K. 834
For Sab* Furnished apartment
house. All suites rented. Inquire Kitak
Showcase *’<». 83*1
For s alt Cabinet hop, complete
Machinery s«-t up ready for work. Call
til is of flee. 828
For Sale Good team, weight 2,300
pounds, sleigh and wagons. 32 8th St.,
a* a r < ’ Si r*et._823
For Sale Regulation si/*- billiard ta
ble, practicallv new. Call IHdlivei, 43-Y
7 tl 4
Houses and lots at last prices. From
$50.00 rash up. Four corners. .1. H.
Smith._ 70
SITUATION* WANTED.
A-Xo. 1 I M • ssinaki r by «lay. 11;• n »•
macliim- I’.ox ltdlf-. *."»0
Two iiood I'imks want ramp, road
house* or hotel. (rOfxl mana^ors. Apply
Tim«*sM7
The Wakefield company, operating
a kippered herring plant in south
eastern Alaska, will operate a one
line salmon cannery in connection
with the plant this summer.
Andrew Olson, while working on
his claim on the Submarine, near
Nome, was caught in a cavein, and
had one of his legs badly crushed.
He was taken to the Holy Cross hos
pital for treatment.
Dr. W. A. Kvstrom, dentist, over
Harmony theatre. Prices reasonable.
810
Cooks’ and waiters’ coats and aprons
at C. Me Felix. 7!>1J
I’resh painters, patnt and wall pa
, per?l on first boat. Evans £• Frantzon
T
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f a Times Want Ad for results
Carstens’ Specials
Choice Hams and Bacon
30c. lb.
PURE LARD 75c, $1.25, $2.50 PAIL
SNOW CAP COMPOUND 65c, $1.00, $2.00 PAIL
LIVE CHICKENS
FRESH OYSTERS
LOW PRICE AND HIGH QUALITY ON ALL
GOODS AT THE BIG MARKET
We Save You Money—At the Big Market.
CARSTENS PACKING CO.
J. J. HALES, Manager.
Phones 43-R. Fourth St. between C and D.
COAL OIL!!!
Larson & Wendler
CORNER 4th AND I
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ANCHOR TO
ANCHORANE
HEADQUARTERS OF GOVERNMENT RAILROAD BUILDING IN ALASKA
WHEN ANCHORAGE HAS A POPULATION OF 10,000 YOU WILL SAY “I COULD HAVE BOUGHT THAT LOT FOR S200 AND IT SOLD THE OTHER DAY
FOR $2,000.
WHY NOT BUY IT NOW ?
WE QUOTE TODAY THE CHEAPEST LOTS FOR SALE IN ANCHORAGE.
Lot 8, block 100, Price $185. Cash payment $50, bal
ance $J0 per month.
Lot 11, block 48, Price $450. Cash payment $100.
Balance $25 per month.
One hall' lot and small house Oth avenue near school
$375. A bargain.
Full lot and cabin on 5th avenue and East B. A snap
at $350.
One half lot, three room house, water and sink, com
pletely furnished, 8th avenue location. Price $750.
Terms can be arranged. This is a snap.
Fine view lot. fenced and ebefteedv- \ cry attractive
two-room house. This property (*, located on Second ave
nue west of E Street stairs to the depot. Just the place
for a Commission employee. Price $750, tenns to suit.
Corner lot 12. block 102, Price $225, half cash, ha I
ance $25 per month.
Lot 10, block 08, Price $190. Cash payment $50, bal
ance $10 per month.
Three-room modern bungalow. Plastered and well
built in every particular. Bath, toilet and water con
nections. Built-in kitchen cabinet, sink and cupboards,
jlargc closet, fine fireplace, electric light and telephone.
Beautiful view location in one of most desirable pails of
f lie city. Price $1,650. Cash payment $500; balance easy
monthly payments, or notes secured by mortgage.
One-lialf lot and three-room house. Large bay win
dow. Bath room, fixtures imt installed, wood shed, water
at the rear of house. Seventh avenue location. Price
$850. One-half cash, balance on terms to suit purchaser.
Three-room frame house, neatly papered. Full lot.
8th street location. Itungc, heater, tables, etc. A snap
at $550. Kents for $25.00 per month.
CABINS AND HOUSES.
L««t on Hast I) with il-rooiii house. Terms .$825.00
L<it on Third St., near Hospital. 14x10 house TaU.OO
Comer Lot on Seventh, with Tent—Snap. Cash 4.>0.00
Half Lot on Seventh with Furnished House 700.00
Half Lot on Sixth St., Cabin— Bargain ;?75.00
I fa If Lot oil Seventh St., Cahin .>.>0.00
Half Lot on Fightli St., plastered and furnished
house ( hind buy . < 30.00
Lot corner oil (i Street with Frame House 475.00
Half Lot on Seventh, House Furnished complete,
very neat
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Lot on Fifth St., Falun, l'j Story $<>00.00
I.ot on Fifth St.. Finnic House—Bargain 450.00
Lot on Second St., < 'atiin (With Cook Stove) 450.00
Lot 011 Second St.. Catiin .'575.00
TWO APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
( >n«. at . $2,700.00
()ne at . 1,750.00
- LOTS ON 9TH AVENUE
Block 1H2, $150; Block 100, $185; Block 08. $100.
LOTS ON 8TH AVENUE.
Block 100. $125; Block 81, $200.
LOTS ON 7TH AVENUE.
Block 07. $.'5.)0; Block (Si, $2o0; Block (><>, $.500.
LOTS ON 6TH AVENUE.
Block 47. $250; Block 48, $450.
LOTS ON 5TH AVENUE.
Block 55. $(>00.
('orner lots on 8th Avenue .$275.00
Corner Lots on 8th Avenue 22.>.00
('orner Lots on 1) Street .'575.00
(’orner Lots on (ith Avenue 500.00
THE CHEAPEST LOT OF ALL:
LOT 10, BLOCK 95 $100.00
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