Harmony Theatre
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Dec. 7th and 8th.
CHAS. CHAPLIN
“Ambition”
| Screen Time 58 Minutes. |
This Picture Is a Revue of Thr^ Of ’’Charlie’s Howling
Successes—Four Reels All Told.
THE LOST SECRET
Two-Part Balboa Feature.
| Screen Time 27 Minutes. |
TWO SHOWS - - 7:30; 9 P. M.
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P.M.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS CHILDREN .. 10 CENTS
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«• POLAR BEAR
“NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.”
EXCHANGE LIBRARY—New Books for Old Ones.
Exclusive Agents LOWNEY’S CHOCOLATES.
POLAR BEAR CHOCOLATES—Made in Anchorage.
What’s That? VANILLA CARMELS—Made in Anchorage.
HOT DRINKS—Clam, Tomato, Beef, Celery, Vigoral, Etc.
STATIONERY, CIGARS and TOBACCO.
DOG TEAM POSTALS and XMAS CARDS.
Complete Line LOWNEY’S BULK CHOCOLATES.
COW’S MILK MILK SHAKE. BUTTERMILK.
COW’S CREAM ICE CREAM. APPLE CIDER.
SMITH, SMITH & SMITH, Prop’s.
430 Fourth S._
Byrne Blk.
When you are chilly, try a cup of
that good hot coffee with some buns
at the North ■$&&(
Fine Job Printing at Times office.
DANCE
fioys bhihg your best girl Saturda;
night, Kobarts hall. 12:
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! * SCHOOL NOTES. *
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♦ By Helen Harman and Edna +
: * Purvis. *
Tuesday was a day of joy for the
: school children. The school house
was so cold that they had to be dis
missed. New stoves have been instal
led and it is now much more comfort
able, although we would rather be in
the new school building.
Miss Clark is unable to come to
school on account of a very severe
cold. We hope that she will soon re
cover as she is missed by everyone.
The seventh and eighth grades had
their first party Saturday evening at
the home of Albert Harman. Every
body seemed to enjoy the music and
games and especially the luncheon
which was served the latter part of
the evening.
Pearl Taylor has been absent this
week on account of a severe cold.
The Ancient History class was fav
ored Thursday with a talk by Dr.
McBride, which was enjoyed by all.
Miss Record is now teaching Christ
mas songs to the third grade.
The Algebra II class has been hav
ing review work this week.
Miss Reat spoke to the seventh and
! eighth grades about her travels in
| Europe. She told of all the interest
i ing things that were uncovered at
i | Pompeii. She also told about Venice
1 j and Paris.
Mr. Wendler was a visitor at school
j Thursday.
[ The students are studying hard for
I the final examinations, which will be
‘ given in two weeks. Those who have
S an average of 90 in a subject and an
J average of 90 in deportment will be
excused from these examinations.
The honor roll in Miss Bennett’s
room for this month contained the
names of Alice Hales and Gertrude
j Schaleben.
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WEATHER REPORT.
7 a. m. December 8 1916.
j Station Temp
Anchorage. -24
Summit . .-14
Kern Creek . -2
Mile 52 ...-22
Seward . .’ . 15
Matanuska .-28
King River . .-4
Camp 174 .-38
Day Wind Trail
Clear Calm Good
Clear Calm Good
Clear Calm Good
Clear Calm Good
Clear Calm Good
Clear Calm Good
Clear S. E. Good
Clear Calm Good
! I’ll meet you at the North Pole
■ | Bakery at lunqh time—the best coffee
! j in town,
Classified Advs
HELP WANTED.
Woman or girl wanted t<> do day work.
Apply at Hon Marche. 12X
Wanted — Lady convalescent wants
lady companion for few hours each
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FOR SALE.
For Sale Cheap, good No. 8 cook
stove. Hums either wood or coal. In
quire Francisco store, 4th and F. 127
For Sale—Three-quarter spring and
mattress. Yukon cook stove, tame, and
two chairs. Cheap. Inquire Montana
Hxpress, Phone 43-K. 117
For Sale—Trained sled dog. Apply
cor. 8th and F streets. Thompson. Ill»
For Salt —Comfortable, well-bull'.
home. A snap. Inquire Times.79
For Sale—3-4 carat blue-white dia
mond. Set in mans ring-. Enquire
Thatchei\__Holte^ljar<lware Store. 102
FOR RENT.
For Kent—Four room flat, $25 per
month. Two room suites, $15. Water
included. Crawford Apartments. 121
For Kent—Two room apartments just
completed in two-story Brown building
opposite White Building. The Kitak
Apartments, 4th and K, $25 per month.
96
2 Boom Apartment for rent. Apply ■
toJ^J^lcDonald^2^I|^treet^JiiN5tt I
MISCELLANEOUS.;
.Matt Button Sells, Leases, Kents. *
10-10-tf |
J. A. MOORE WILL
WINTER IN MISSISSIPPI
Walter DeLong received a letter j
from J. A. Moore in today’s mail aflirj
vising that he is slowly recovering j j
from his severe illness. Mr. Moore i j
was formerly located at Anchorage, !
occupying the position of townsite j
manager with the Alaskan Engineer- i
ing Commission.
Mr. Moore writes that he has again i!
been notified of a transfer from Ju
neau to Jackson, Miss., for the winter, (
and will make the trip, as soon as his <
health permits, stopping off at his old !
home in Illinois for a visit en route. ]
The transfer is in the nature of a well <
deserved promotion for Mr. Moore, i
who will return to Portland, Oregon, ]
next spring, where he will continue <
his connection with the government <
land department.
STORK THAT HOVERS OVER
CHICAGO IS SOME STORK !
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.—Apartment
houses may not be the best places in
which to rear children, but Chicago’s
stork doesnt sniff at them—not on
your iron-bound statistics which show
the 6,144 families here have seven or
more children.
School census figures just made pub
lic show sixty-two families with elev
en'children or more. The largest fam
il.yris of fifteen children from 6 months
to. 17 years old, including a pair of
twins.
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For Your
SundayDinner
BIG SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY
Prime Rib Roast.20c lb.
Leg Lamb. 25c lb.
Leg of Pork, whole. 25c lb.
Loin Roast Pork .25c lb.
Veal Roasts . 25c lb.
Shoulder Pork Roast . 20c lb.
Sugar Cured Hams ,ftl.. 24c lb.
Sugar Cured Bacon .. 28c lb.
Washington Brand Moist Mince Meat.20c lb.
Saturday will be the last day on Lard and Compound at
the following prices, Lard .... 65c $1.00, $1.95
Compound ...>.55c, 85c, $1.65
Carstens’ Prices Save You Money—
—At the Big Packing House Market
I The Carstens Packing Co.
| CLOSED SUNDAYS.
| PHONE 43-R Free Delivery J. J. HALES, Mgr.
Ladies-Gentlemen!!
What about that remembrance for the folks at home?
A small gift will do. Just to be thought of. Our line
is suitable for this.
Gold Jewelry, Diamonds, Sterling Silver Toilet and
Manicure Sets, Mesh Bags and Vanity Cases.
Goods all new—quality the best.
Make us a visit and see the many very pretty pieces
we have.
Walter A. Lord
The New Jeweler in Anchorage—But a Sourdough.
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The ANCHORAGE-WILLOW CREEK MINING & DEVELOPMENT
CO. is to tap what is believed to be the richest lode
in the Willow Creek country
This company owns twenty-four claims surrounding
the rich Gold Bullion property, and it is proposed to
drive two tunnels in the mountain at creek level and tap
the veins which are now being worked by the Gold Bullion
mine, and are dipping at an angle of about 20 degrees,
which will bring them within the lines of the Anchorage
Willow Creek Mining & Development Co.’s property at a
slight depth.
The claims owned by this company are: Bullion Ex
tension No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 0; Combination No. 1, 2, 3,
and 4; Jumbo No. 1, 2, and 3; Hilltop No. 1, 2, 3, and 4;
Leroi, Lucky Boy, Lone Star, and Engleside No. 1, 2, 3
and 4.
These claims adjoin the Gold Bullion property on
three sides and are less than half a mile from the rich
Martin and Independence mines. The Gold Bullion Min
ing Co. owns six claims on the top of a mountain. This
mountain is in direct line with the dip of the leads from
the Mabel and Martin mines, and it is the theory of emi
ment mining men, that at the lower levels of this mountain
will be found the mother lode of the entire Willotv Creek
district.
Rich Ledges Exposed.
There are several exposed ledges on the property of
the Anchorage-Willow Creek Mining & Development Co.,
and it would be possible for the company to start on these
ledges and following them down make a good little mine.
This, however, is not the intention of the directors of this
company. It is proposed to start two tunnels at the base
of the mountain about a mile apart and drive them
straight into the mountain. These tiTnnels will he so lo
cated as to strike the leads at a depth where the greatest
width will have been attained by the leads and where the
greatest Values will be found.
The mines now working in the Willow Creek country,
although in some cases remarkably rich, are following
leads which are only offshoots from the grea't body of
high-grade ore which will be found at greater depth.
It is to strike this ore at a great depth that this com
pany plans to_ drive tunnels and then work upward on
the leads, and it is expected that when the tunnels are in
less than 500 feet, a mine will be opened which will prove
the marvel of the century.
All Willow Creek Mines Successful.
There never has been a failure in the Willow Creek
mining district. Every mine which has been opened there
has paid good dividends, and it is the firm belief of the
directors of the Anchorage-Willow Creek Mining & De
velopment Co., that the mine which will be opened on its
property will be the greatest in the* history of Alaska.
The directors of the Anchorage-Willow Creek Min
ing & Development Co., are men well known to the people
of Anchorage, and whose names are a guarantee.that the
money realized by the sale of stock will be used solely for
the purposes advertised.
William J. Cassidy, the locator of the .property own
ed by the company is president of the Anchorage-Willow
Creek Mining & Development Co. Mr, Cassidy is a miner
with years of experience.
Since 1899 Mr. Cassidy has been in the north. lie
has been in Dawson, Fairbanks, Nome and the Turnagain
Arm district, and at all times has devoted his entire time
to the mining industry.
Captain A. E. Lathrop, treasurer of the company, is
a man of sterling quality, lie came to this country 20
years ago, and has been identified with its growth and .
development ever since. He is the largest individual j
property owner in Anchorage and has large interests at 1
Seward, Valdez and Cordova. \
J. 11. Smith, secretary, is a large property owner of j
Anchorage and owner of a realty business in this city. \
lie is a man of worth, and one who enjoys the confidence Cj
of all who know him. ,ti
The Anchorage-Willow Creek Mining & Develop-, :j
merit Co., is incorporated for $2,000,000. The shares have 1
a par value of $1.00 each. For the purposes of develop-. j
meat it is proposed to offer to the public a limited amount ’j • j
of the stock which will be sold for 25 cents a share. The i
stock never will lie sold for less than this amount. j
E. M. Huff, fiscal agent for the company, is the rep- |
resentative of several large bond houses and also fire and . i
life insurance companies. j
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