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Harmony Theatre
ADMISSION 25c—10c. SHOWS'7:30 AND 9
TONIGHT—MONDAY, MAY 7
MAY ALLISON, WITH HAROLD LOCKWOOD
IN
“The Other Side of
the Door”
Filmed From the Book of the Same Name
THE SELIG TRIBUNE NEWS
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
MAY 8 AND 9.
FLORA DE HAVEN IN
“The Seekers”
SATURDAYS. THE “IRON CLAVT”
Crow Creek Miner Here.
D. V. McDonald, the Crow Creek
operator, arrived in the city yester
day on the Lina K. and is stopping
at the Hotel Anchorage. Mr. Mac
Donald received an air-compressor
and some horses on the steamer Mar
Shoe Repairing. All work guaran
teed. Gus George. Now at Brown &
Hawkins. 973
iposa and says that due to the late
| season the company will not com
mence active work until about the first
I r r
' of June.
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Hiych-Wickwire and Style-Plus
! Clothing, the very latest. Have you
(seen them? At Brown & Hawkins.
Fresh “Bull I)ok” dry cell batteries
I at C. W. Bolte Hardware Co. t»81
C. W. Bolte Hardware Co. i
PHONE 90R. I
Everything in Builders’ Hardware is
Building and Roofing Paper jj|
' China Ware and Crockery g
Pumbing Supplies, Farming Implements. Prices the Best. |
l Phone or Mail Orders Promptly Attended To.
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WAR!!
ENGLAND AND FRANCE Say Their Greatest Need |
is Not GUNS or AMMUNITION, But FLOUR, SUGAR |
AND RICE—FOOD. |
Our advice is to keep the pantry well stocked with p
! articles that will keep. ®
I Flour, Sugar, Rice, Canned Meats, |
Dried Fruit, Caerels, Canned Goods |
! There is small hope that prices will decline within a <•
i • , ®
; year, even if the war is over tomorrow. J
Plant Something.
Do something yourself to keep priees down by plant <•
[■■ ing now. |
! A good supply of food in the pantry is as good pre- |
|> caution as money in the bank and may give you as much §
[>. satisfaction. |
Demand our goods of your retailer, and they are |
("■ guaranteed good quality. |
P Pacific Grocery Co. |
WHOLESALE 1
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The Build- |
ing and arranging .a |
new and complete |
stock l’or *
2
Painters and Decorators |
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Caused some confusion and much business, we can now |
however assure you that we have arranged so that you «
may with comfort make your selections in Wall Papers, |
etc*, for your SPRING HOME REJUVENATING.
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LAURITZ BROS. *
\ LAURITZ LAURITZ BLDG.
| The Sign Man 5th Are.
DRAFT SYSTEM
SAFETY VALVE
SAYS WILSON
WASHINGTON, April 19.—Today
President Wilson sent a letter to Rep-;
resentative Helvering, of Kansas, ex
plaining and strongly supporting the
administration’s army bill with its se-1
lective conscription plan. The letter
indicated the purpose of the adminis- j
tration to insist upon enactment of
the measure vigorously. It follows:
“I welcome the inquiry of your let
ter of April 19 because I have realized
the truth of what you say from my
own observations, namely, that what
is meant to be understood by the
selective draft is not generally under
stood throughout the country.
“The process of the draft is, I think,
very clearly set forth in the bill draft
ed by the war department, and which
I so earnestly hope the congress will
adopt, but it is worth while to state
the idea which underlies the hill a
little more fully.
Nation Must Respond.
“I took occasion the other dav in an
'
address to the people of the country
to point out the many forms of patri
otic service that were open to them, j
and to emphasize the fact that the
military part of the service was by
no means the only part, and perhaps, i
all things considered, not the most
vital part. Our object is a mobiliza- 1
tion of all the productive and active
forces of the nation, and their devel
opment to the highest point of co-op
eration and efficiency, and the idea of
the selective draft is that those
should be chosen for service in the ar
my who can be most readily spared
from the prosecution of the other ac
tivities which the country must en
gage in and to which it must devote a
great deal of its best energy and ca
pacity.
Would Protect Industries.
“The volunteer system does not do
this. When men choose themselves
they sometimes choose without due
regard to their other responsibilities.
Men may come from the farms or
from the mines or from the factories
or centers of business who ought not
to come, but ought to stand back of
the armies in the field and see that
they get everything that they need
and that the people of the country
are sustained in the meantime.
“The principle of the selective draft,
in short, has at its heart this idea that
there is a universal obligation to serve
and that a public authority should
choose those upon whom the obliga
tion of military service shall rest and
also in a sense choose those who shall
do the rest of the nation’s work.
'“The bill, if adopted, will do more,
1 believe, than any other single instru
mentality to create the impression of
universal service in the army and out
of it, and properly administered will
be a great source of stimulation.
‘ Those who feel that we are turn
ing away altogether from the volun
tary principle seem to forget that
some COO,000 men will be needed to
fill the ranks of the regular army,
and the national guard, and that a
very great field of individual enthusi
asm lies there wide open.
Kenyon’s Rain-Proof Coats at
Brown & Hawkins. 972
For a Solo game come to Peterson's.
| Crescent Hotel |
| F. W. REDWOOD & CO. g
Ijj Comfortable and Well s|j
Furnished Rooms.
|| Electric Lights—
Rates Moderate
^ Sample Roams.
I Lee Hale |
STYLE SHOP.
Facial Massage
Scalp Treatments.
| i
Electrolysis
Shampooing vp j
tej Manicuring. ;.ie i
T^k^sgara«sss3aaffi»35raE®iraRgga«a^1
Classified Advs.
FOR RENT.
FOlI KENT Nicely* furnished room in
a stric tly modern house. Inquire Times
office. 97 6
FOR KENT Three -room house *>.:!
6th Avenue. 9 17.
FOK KENT Two room ecutat;** e'.tli
6th and I». 94 1
FOK TTIcNT "Two-room i'lirnisli.-''I
apart men! 940 Ith A \ enue.
For KenT Furnished ;md unfurnished
.apartments. 7-9 6lh Ave.f between G
and H• 880
For Kent Houses and cabins. Rea)
estate bought and side! Anchorage
Realty Co. H25 4th Av»\ Emard A'Eynch,
Phone 40- H. KM
FOR SALE.
FOk SALK- An Axminst?*r run. 9x12.
Call 127 Fast 15. 983
I’ol; HALF Complete u? w bedroom
set. White cnaniet iron bed s tea? I. I'hone
78k. 980
Fok SALF P.v owner. lot on :• tii ami
F. *100. Lot on 7th ami C., $150. In
quire Times. '.*70
FOR SALL Lot 7, block 58. '*111**1*
lot, cleared, $200, Imjuir* Cdiiorni.i
Pool koom. 955
FOlt SALF 1.8 by 2 4 tent, 5-font
wall, 12 ounce duck. Hood as new. 63.0
II St. a ft ♦ • i ?; j?. rn. 961
FOlt SALF Wool blank? ts and com
forters, almost new. V* ry reasonable.
3 2 6 1 '■_''?;.:
P« *fl S A 1.1. Cu i nit ii r? •. including din
ing Vofun table and chairs, brass bed,
runs, carpets, etc. Almost m w lu
quire Tiim s. 964
FOK SALF Kuiind oak dining room
**xtensi?m laid?*. Six chairs. See Joe
Sjh nard, Yellow Cat
FOR SALK Restaurant and complete
outfit with building. Seats 52. kent
$15 pei month. Must he sold.
Half !?>t. tin??- imun lions?* and fur
niture, $650. Cost $1,000. Must l>** sold
this w*‘*k.
Two-rimm cabin, 12 by 18 t'ormr.
$100 cash.
»'orm r l?u. $ 1 65.
Two-roorn <ahin ami 1 <»t. Itli av?*nue.
Snap, $1,000
AN' ilokAHH AP.STkACT <’*?..
1th A venue.
FOR SALK Iiarbei ialr and mir
rors. Anchorage Realty Co. 952
FuR SALF Two cows and brood
sows. Fred kuhl. 914
Fok SALF Complete restaurant out
fit. Call at Midway Ca_fe, Fifth A v «*. 902.
FOlt SALF P.?*st located restaurant
on Fourth Ave. Inquire Times, 902
For Sal?* or Leuse- Acre tract, loth
ami K St Cl?*ared. Fasy terms. ln
gulre P. .). McDonald. 526 F St. 884
For Sal*.*— Cheap, house and full lot,
between H and H Call 71!* 7tn St. 859
For Sale Furnished apartment
house. All suites .rented. Inquire Kitak
Showcase ?■.» 836
Houses and lots at best prices. From
$50.00 cash up. Four corners. J. H.
Smith. 770
HELP WANTED.
WAXTHD Washwoman, one who un
derstands hand laundry. Inquire K**li
able Laundry, between 7 and 8 in Hie
morning, on 5th near K. 971
WANTFI* Vouns lady to play piano
and sing Inquire Tiims. 948
WANT HD- Man to collect laundry.
Inquire 729 6th Ave. ket. H and H. 906
SITUATION WANTED.
WOMAN WANTS POSITION As i???>k
in cam]? or house work Inquire 1th and
H. Nevada H<»us**. 9 14
W ANTI'.I' I’uMlliin ity mall ami wile
as camp cooks. Hood managers. Appjy
Times office. !*79
WOMAN wants posiimn as house*
keeper and will also cook for camps.
Please write letter to Josephine Antilla,
City. - _ 969
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—Elks tooth charm. Ket urn to
Tiirn-s office. $10 reward. 962
MISCELLANEOUS.
PAKTNHK WANTFI* Half int?*r?*sl
in d**\loped coal mine. $2,00u. Can nun
ini iHT shipping at ?>m*?*. Will pay from
start Market assured. For information
eal at Felix Brown \ * V?. 975
C< iMPHTHNT accountant wants small
set bor»ks to keep. Keasonubb rates ,,v.'
M K Ll' l rwiH Ft use ' ill ..i Fhe
T \\ I. I ; . is * \i !**. 9 7 s
I:HST LOCATION in Anchorage* l'?»r
bakeiy. On 4th Avenm*. Address by
1 •-11♦-1 9 49 Times. 94 9
YV VNTFD To rent 3- or 1
nish* d house. Desirable tenants. In
qulre Times office.
W A N'ff'Jli Cunt raets to * l? ar lots in
town. Inquire Times. 954
ALL PERSONS having laundry at
Miss Mary Davis' Laundry on Fourth
arid k St. please call for tlmin at 7 18
Fifth avenue, opposite Catholic church.
M i;s. M ARY I *1 :.m PSY
WANTED Contract, grading, x a
vatiug or clearing land in or around
town. Inquire Times office*. *30
NOTICE.
At tli** regular business meeting of
tin* A. L. U. April 30, it was decided to
adopt the following wag** scale for
common labor in Anchorage and vicin
ity: 7 5c per hour for odd, short jobs,
and 60c per hour by the day of eight
hours This scale has no reference to
work for the A. F. C.
959 \V. J. HENRY, Secretary.
Best tables at Peterson's.' 444
Price of bread only advanced at
North Pole Bakery. f*20
Have you seen the Alligators at
Brown & Hawkins? 072
| Geo. F. Forrest |
$ Juneau, Alaska. jjj
| REPRESENTING |
^j American Radiator Co. jjj
jjj Standard Gas Engine Co. *
* Bowles Company. jjj
jjj Fairbanks Morse Co. jjj
IPelton Water Wheel Co. jjj
Brinkley Supply Co. jjj
Valvolinc Oil Co. jjj
Rex Metal Works y;
Wood Drill Works jjj
Hydrex Felt & Eng. Co. jjj
Burt Manufacturing Co. a
Edison Storage Battery X
Supply Co. jjj
Western Farquaar Mach- jjj
inery Co. #
Truxall Chemical Co. yj
M. L. WOODARD,
Salesman
Hotel Parsons
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J UI !l III I3UIJIJMIJ ODK
FRESH BEEF
Not Frozen
JUST IN ON STEAMER ALASKA
Live Chickens
Fresh Eggs
Fresh Lamb
Creamery Butter
ALL THE GOOD THINGS 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.
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SEEDS IN BULK!
REI) AND WHITE CLOVER.
CARROTS
MANGLE
SPELTZ
IMPORTED LAWN SEED.
FERTILIZER IX SMALL PACKAGES.
ALL KINDS OF PACKAGE GARDEN AND FLOWER
SEEDS.
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Larson & Wendler
CORNER 4th AND I
Anchorage Electric Co.
E. CARLSON & H. JOHNSON.
W iling. Repairing and all kinds of electrical work
neatly and promptly done. Full stock of electric fixtures
and supplies. Prices reasonable.
LEAVE ORDERS WITH LAURITZ
About Ma\ 1 we will be located next to the Lauritz l>ldg.
Hotel Anchorage
NEWEST AND MOST MODERN IN THE CITY
SUNNY ROOMS ELECTRIC LIGHTS
HOT AND COLD WATER.
REASONABLE RATES
Sanitary Market
GREEN VEGETABLES
RANCH EGGS
FRESH MEATS
ARRIVING ON EVERY BOAT DIRECT FROM
THE OUTSIDE.
OUR FACILITIES FOR KEEPING OUR MEATS
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION ARE UNEXCELLED.
Give Us your order and our Goods and Service will !
please you.
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E. E. KURTZ & CO.
FOURTH AVE BET. H AND I ST. j