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• TWO SHOWS EVERY NIGHT, 7:30, 9:00. ADMISSION 25c
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fc | DOUBLE PROGRAM — TWO SEPARATE PLAYS ® ?
PS | —FIRST— ; §
* §j A Beautiful Balboa Picture ®
| | ‘The Maid of the Wilds’ ; 1
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55 | An American Drama in Three Parts. • £2
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; A Mutual Masterpieture
^ S Featuring the Idolized Screen Star • hh
2 DOROTHY GISH 1
° ® (Supported by an Exceptional Company of Players) • n
1 1 ‘Bred in the Bone’ I s
<j | How a Young Girl Answered the Call of the Stage. ^
O 1 SATURDAY NIGHT— '• *
fc I THE PREMIER SHOWING OF “THE IRON CLAW.” | £
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Gordon Hats, the latest creation in
Headwear
At Brown & Hawkins. 918
North Pole Bakery lunch bo\ with
its dainties. A Rood meal. 920
Daily War Bulletins at Peterson’s.
Just received, factory shipment oi
Colt automatic pistols in .32, .380, .38
45 calibers. B. & H. 93'
Dr. W. A. Rystrom, dentist, ovei
Harmony theatre. 8H
Best tables at Peterson’s. 444
f New Matanuska Hotel j
I First-Class Cafe in Connection.
§ MATANUSKA JUNCTION |
1 M. J. KOCHE, Prop. j
WAR!
| ENGLAND AND FRANCE Say Their Greatest Need |
® is Not GUNS or AMMUNITION, But FLOUR, SUGAR |
AND RICE—FOOD. f
Our advice is to keep the pantry well stocked with 8
! articles that will keep. ;
| Flour, Sugar, Rice, Canned Meats, ]
I Dried Fruit, Caerels, Canned Goods I
There is small hope that prices will decline within a !
® year, even if the war is over tomorrow. j
Plant Something.
« Do something yourself to keep prices down by plant <
| A good supply of food in the pantry is as good pro- |
i caution as money in the bank and may give you as much |
H satisfaction. <j
i Demand our goods of your retailer, and they are |
® guaranteed good quality. %
I Pacific Grocery Co. I
WHOLESALE |
TIm» fact that Build- |
I iug and arranging a |
- Zuto e°mple,e
Decorators |
eh business, we can now |
ve arranged so that you |
elections in Wall Papers, |
REJUVENATING. 1
BROS.
BI.DC. |
3«h Ave. Bet. E and F SU. |
Fine Job Printing at The Times office
Classified Advs.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-—Three-room house. 881
6th Avenue. 945
FOR RENT- -Two room cottage, (’all
6th and 1). _94_l
1 FOR KENT — Two-room lrur nfsii*- 1
apartment. 940 4th Avenue. v 28
For Rent—Furnished and unfurnished
apartments. 729 6th Ave., between Cl
and If. 880
For Rent—Houses and cabins. Real
estate bought and sold. Anchorage
Realty Oo. 3-25 4lh Ave. Rrnard A- Lynch,
Phoru^_4Q- R. _ 13 4
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—Restaurant and complete
outfit w ith building. Seats 52. Rent !
J $15 per month. .Must be sold.
Half lot, three room house and fur
niture, $650. Cost $1,000. Must be sold
this week.
, Two-room cabin, 12 by 18. Corner.
$400 cash.
, Corner lot, $165.
, Two-room cabin and lot, 4th avenue.
l Snap, $1,000.
ANCHORA<;i: ABSTRACT CO.,
j 502 4th_Avenue. 957 j
I FOR SALE—Barber chairs and mir
i tors. Anchorage Realty Co 962
' FOR SALE —Two cows and brood
sows. Fred Kuhl. 914
I FOR SALE—Complete restaurant out
I fit. Call at Midway Cafe, Fifth Ave. 903
1 FOR SALE—Rest located restaurant
j on Fourth Ave. Inquire Times. 902
I For Sale or Lease—Acre tract, 10th
I and K St. Cleared. Easy terms. I/i
; quire 1*. J. McDonald. 525 F St. 884
1 For Sale—Cheap, house and full lot,
1 between G and 11. Call 719 7tn St.. 859
! For Sale — Furnished apartment
j house. All suites rented, inquire Kitak
I Showcase Co. 836
; For Sale—Cabinet shop, complete.
1 Machinery set up ready for work. Call
1 this office. _ 828
| Houses and lots at best prices^ From
i $60.00 cash up. Four corners. .1. H.
Smith. 770
HELP WANTED.
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1 WANTED—Young lady to play piano
; mul sing. inquire Times. 9 18
• WANTED—First class cook and w’ait
j ress. 1 nquire Mint Grill. 917’
WA.NTKD—Man to collect laundry.!
• Inquire 729 6th Ave. Bet. G and H. 906 j
j WANTED—Good stock .salesman. In
i quire 'rimes Office. 899 ,
WANTED- Good live Greek stock
salesman. Apply Times office. 825 j
Wanted -- Capable woman i<* sell
, stock. Apply Times office. 826 i
SITUATION WANTED. “*
WOMAN WANTS POSITION As rook
in camp or house work. Inquire 4th and
B, Nevada House. 94 4
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST -Elks tooth charm. Return to
Times office. $10 reward. 962
MISCELLANEOUS.
BEST LOCATION in Anchorage lor
bakery. On 4th Avenue. Address by
letter 949 Times. 949 j
WANTED—To rent 3- or 4-rooin fur- \
nished house. Desirable tenants. In- I
quire Times office. 900 j
! WANTED—Contracts to clear lots in !
town. Inquire Times. 954
BEST LOCATION on 41 i» avenue In
Anchorage. Address by fitter 949
Times. 949
ALL PERSONS having laundry at
Miss Mary Davis’ Laundry on Fourth
and B St. please call for them at 748
Fifth avenue, opposite Catholic church.
937_MRS. MARY PEMPSY.
WILL SHARE my bachelor's quarters
with some congenial party. M. L.
Griggs, Loussac's Pharmacy. 933
\V A.nT ML>—Co n 11 ac t, grading, *xca
vating or clearing land in or around
town. Inquire Times office. 930
Department of the Interior, Alaskan
Engineering Commission, Anchorage
Alaska, May 2, 1917.—Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until 1:00
p. m. May 15th, for the sale of one
Berg Wagon and one Studebaker Wagon.
Wagons can be seen at the stables of
the Commission at Anchorage. F.
MEARS. Commissioner. 953
NOTICE.
I At the. regular business meeting of
the A. L. IJ. April 30, it was decided to !
adopt the following wage scale for :
common labor in Anchorage and vicin- j
j ity: 75c per hour for odd, short Jobs,
and 60c per hour by the day of eight |
j hours. This scale has no reference to j
1 work for the A. E. c.
959 W. .1. HENRY, Secretary.
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Crescent Hotel g!
F. W. REDWOOD & CO. i
' IS
Comfortable ami Well |j
furnished Rooms.
Electric Lights—
Rates Moderate
Sample Rooms.
JACK RIVERS, OLDTIMER,
RETI RNS TO THIS SECTION
Mr. and Mrs. .lark Rivers, arrived
m Anchorage on the steamer Alaska
and are stopping with their old friend,
Mrs. Martha White, at the White
House.
Mr. Rivers is not new to this part
if Alaska, for 21 years ago he was
panning gold from the streams in the
neighborhood of Sunrise and later
ran a road house at that place. Since
ne left Alaska Mr. Rivers has visited
many different mining camps in the ]
states and also Mexico, with varying j
success, but the call of the north was |
:oo strong and he has returned to ,
Alaska. He comes in the guise of a
farmer this time and brought cows ;
mil horses with him on the Alaska to
stock the homestead he expects to
file on in the Matanuska valley. Mr.
Rivers said this morning that it was
hard to realize that this section of
Alaska could undergo such changes
mil the marked development of An
■horage was a revelation to him. Mr.
and Mrs. Rivers will spend several
days in Anchorage visiting old-time
friends before moving to their home
stead.
PUBLISHER STONE HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. I!. f\i. Stone', of Sew
ard, arrived in Anchorage on the S.
S. Alaska and are guests at the Ores- :
cent. Mr. Stone is a journalist of
note and was formerly editor and
publisher of the Seward Gateway. Mr.
Stone said this morning that they
would probably locate in this city,
where both he and Mrs. Stone have
many warm friends who welcome
them to Anchorage.
FAMILY OF YUKONER
WIPED OUT BY RAID
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Word has been received here, says
the Dawson News, that Mr. Harding,
who left here last year for the outside,
en route to the front, received sad
news during the winter of the wiping
out of the family of his parents in
England by a Zeppelin. It is under
stood that the raider dropped a bomb
on the home and killed all the mem
bers of the family who were there.
Mrs. Harding and baby, who had gone
to England from Dawson, were visit
ing at the home of Mr. Harding’s par
ents, but on the day of the accident
she and the buoy were at her mother’s 1
home, and thus escaped the tragedy, j
Mr. Harding on hearing the news,!
was a member of the sixty-eighth ar- 1
tillery battery at Vancouver, and ob- i
tained a transfer to an English unit, '
so that he could go to England imme
diately to look after the estate and j
other affairs of his parents before
proceeding to the front.
Cooks’ and waiters' coats and aprons j
at C. Me Felix. 793 ]
£ _ __ , m
| Lee Hale 1
STYLE SHOP.
jjj Facial Massage sjjj j
P? Scalp Treatments. isj 1
Electrolysis
IS Shampooing X
Eg Manicuring. IS
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£5XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX!ft
jjj Geo. F. Forrest jjj
!* Juneau, Alaska. jjj
REPRESENTING |
American Radiator Co. jjj
jjj Standard Gas Engine Co. £
X Bowles Company. X
Uj I^J
X Fairbanks Morse Co. x!
jjj Pelton Water Wheel Co. jjj j
jjj Brinkley Supply Co. jjj;
X Valvoline Oil Co. X:
X Rex Meta] Works X
jjj Wood Drill Works jjj
£ Hydrex Felt & Eng. Co. jjj:
X Burt Manufacturing Co. X
X Edison Storage Battery XI
| Supply Co. jjj
g Western Farquaar Mach- jjj|
X inery Co. X;
X Truxall Chemical Co. jjj j
jjj M. L. WOODARD, jjj
X Salesman X:
X Hotel Parsons x
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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. J. HALES, Manager. H
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Phones 43-R. Fourth St. between C and D. a
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SEEDS IN BULK!]
RED AND WHITE ('ROVER. 3
CARROTS §
MANURE §
NPERTZ |
IMPORTED PAWN SEED. 9
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EEKTIRIZER IN SMALL PACK AUER. jj
ALL KINDS OF PACKAGE GARDEN AND FLOWER
SEEDS. I
Larson & Wendler |
CORNER 4th AND I j
Anchorage Electric Co. jj
E. CARLSON & H. JOHNSON. |
Wiring, Repairing and all kinds of electrical work y
neatly and promptly done. Full stock of electric fixtures 3
and supplies. Prices reasonable. y
LEAVE ORDERS WITH LAURITZ. y
About May 1 we will be located next to the Lauritz i>ldg. y
Hotel Anchoragej
NEWEST AND MOST MODERN IN THE CITY S
SUNNY ROOMS ELECTRIC LIGHTS |
HOT AND COLD WATER. 3
REASONABLE RATES |
Sanitary Market!
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GREEN VEGETABLES |
RANCH EGGS |
FRESH MEATS ]
ARRIVING ON EVERY BOAT DIRECT FROM j|
THE OUTSIDE. |
OUR FACILITIES FOR KEEPING OUR MEATS H
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION ARE UNEXCELLED, jj
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Give Us your order and our Goods and Service will jj
please you. §
E. E. KURTZ & CO.
FOURTH AVE BET. H AND I ST. y