Harmony Theatre
Jr
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Dec. 5th and 6th.
PA THE OFFERS
THE NEW EXPLOITS OF ELAINE
v “The Cryptic Ring”
SCREEN TIME 32 MINUTES
Arnold .Daly, Pearl White, Edwin Ardon, Creighton
Hale, Bessie E. Warton.
“The Chronicles of Bloom Center”
A Two Reel Comedy.
Entitled
“The Come Back of Percy”
SCREEN TIME 33 MINUTES
SELIG TRIBUNE NEWS
1
The World’s Greatest News, >Fihn.
SCREEN TIME 16 MINUTES
MISS ROSE FELMAN
Soloist.
TWO SHOWS - - 7:30; 9 P. M.
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. M.
SUNDAYS — THREE SHOWS, 6, 7:30, 9 P. M.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS CHILDREN .. 10 CENTS
^ 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.
Anchorage souvenir spoons.
Jeweler.
Lord, i
103 e
1
Read The Daily Times and be an g
Anchorage booster. i
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—The Unit
d States department of agriculture
as ordered a relaxation, of the quar
ntine which was placed against the
nportation of potatoes from Canada.
I
CEO.CAMPBELL
DEPARTS on an I
OUTSIDE TRIP
“For he’s a jolly good fellow; for!,
he’s a jolly good fellow.”
The other- thirteen gentlemen did <
not deny the fact but voiced their sen- ,
timents in song, verse and toasts, (
starting with Dr. J. T. Westermann,
who rose to the occasion and pledged
George M. Campbell. ]
In honor of Mr. Campbell, who left
yesterday for Omaha for a two J
months’ vacation, a few of his more ;
intimate friends, in a measure, recipro
cated for the many courtesies and so- ;
cial obligations received from the
hands of this prince of good fellows.
The affair was in the nature of a fare
well party, given in the Green Room
of the Frisco Cafe Monday night, and
from soup to nuts each course was
i garnished with wit and song, termin
: ating in a fitting climax, when Jas.
E. O’Reilly, Dr. J. T. Westermann,
Wm. Maitland, Sidney Anderson, E. M.
Huff, A. E. Lathrop, Stewart Maxwell,
C. G. Jones, Harry Munson, Bert
Schaffer, Dan Vuceitch, W. R. Man
ning and E. L. Bedell rose from the
banquet table and pledged Mr. Camp
bell, wishing him a pleasant trip and
a speedy return to Anchorage, the city
of his adoption.
In his response, Mr. Campbell said,
after expressing his gratitude, “Kip
ling once said something about strong
men gathering from the east and west,
from the north and south and meeting
on common ground. I am anxious to
make a trip to the outside, but it is
with regret that I leave this bunch of
good fellows. I sincerely trust this
gathering of gentlemen, coming from
many lands and many climes, will
keep intact, for I feel that we all look
upon life in the same broad way, and 1
am sure we all drink the same brand.
I will welcome the day I return to An
chorage.”
A southern gentleman once said
that in order to make a social affair
of this kind entirely successful “you
should season it with wit, flavor it .with
humor and over all let the feeling of
good fellowship, predominate.” His
recipe was closely followed Monday
night, with several impromptu addi
tions. Andy and Matt fairly outdid
Classified Advs
HELP WANTED.
Wanted — Lady convalescent wants
ady companion for few hours cacti
lay.___116
Women needing domestic work muy
vkistei* with tiic Home Kconomics de
►arlnient of the Anchorage Woman's
Inh. Mrs. I. H. Fleisclmiann, cliair
nan, S11 8th St. 107
FOR SALE.
For Kale--Tliree-<i.mirter spring and
nattress. Yukon cook stove, tuiae, and
wo cnairs. Cheap. Inquire Montana
Express, Phone 4 3-K. 117
For Sale- -Trained sled dog] Apply
or. Hth and F streets. Thompson. 115
For Sal* - Comfortable, i\ell-hu)k
mine. A snap. Inquire Times,79
For Sale--6 young dogs, To months
•Id. and 10 foot sled. $120 if taken at
>nce. C. W._Wagner, Kska th’eel:. 62
‘For Sale—M-4 carat blue-white dia7
nond. Set in man's ring. Enquire
llhatchei\_BoHe Hardware Store. 102
FOR RENT.
For Kent—Four room flat, $25 per
nonth: Two room suites, $15. Water
tieluded frawf’ord Apartments. 121 j
For Kent—Two room apartments Just |
ompleted in two-story Hrown building
ipposite White Ulilkling, The Kitak
Apartments, 41li and K, $25 per month, i
l(i
2 Room Apartment for rent. Apply I
o P. J. McDonald. 526 F Street. 11-f.tf \
For Kent—-Three room house, unfurn
slied. t'lose-in. A cabin for rent,
derchants' Cafe.1 j ]
_MISCELLANEOUS.
.Matt Kutton Hells, l.eases, Kents.
0-10-tf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
N THE . IINITKD STATUS COMA! IS
S It )X Fit's COURT, THIRD DIVI
SION COOK INDICT PRFCTNCT, TKR
RITORY OF AI.ASKA, SUSITNA.
n Hie .Matter of the Fstate of Henry I
Sorenson, deceased. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate of ‘
Henry Sorenson deceased, to the Oredit
>rs of. that .til persons liaving claims
iguinst the said deceased, to exhibit
hem, wltii tlie necessary vouchers with
it six months after the publication of
li:s notice to tlte said administrator
lack Fares, at tlie town of Kusftnu in
lie ulmfe-named precinct and Territory i
JACK KARKS, j
Administrator of the estate of
Henry Sorenson, deceased.
First Publication Dee. (i. 1916. 1
Past Publication, I >te. 27. 1916. 11X
themselves in point of cusine and ser-j
dec and sustained the reputation of j
;his popular cafe.
As the guest of Captain Lathrop, |
the party saw the last show at the!
impress, where they tried out the!
icoustic powers of the building by in
lulging loud and long in several songs
vith the grand finale of “For he’s a
oily good fellow.”
Mr. Campbell left Anchorage ves
;erday afternoon via Vic Olson’s dog
;eam, for Seward, where he will take
lassage for Seattle on the steamer i
Mariposa. He expects to visit a few
lays in Seattle before going to Omaha,
ind will return to Anchorage with
Mrs. Campbell some time in February.
DANCE
Boys bring your best girl Saturday |
light, ltobarts hall. 122'
And the End Is Not Yet
WE HAVE THE BIG A-l STOCK
AND STILL OFFER
Choice Fore Quarters of Beef at.
Choice Hind Quarters of Beef at
Good Beef Roasts...,
Legs of Mutton .
Choice Washington Sugar-Cured Hams ,
Choice Washington Sugar-Cured Bacon
Choice Washington Lard.10 pound Pail
Choice Washington Lard . 5 pound Pail
Choice Washington Lard . 3 pound Pail
Snow Cap Compound best on market 10 pound Pail
.. 14c lb.
..17c lb.
... 20c lb.
...25c lb.
.. 25c lb.
...28c lb.
....$1.95
....$1.00
. 65c
_$1.65
Snow Cap Compound best on market 5 pound pail.85c
Snow Cap Compound best on market 3 pound Pail.65c
Choice Creamery Butter...45c lb.
Sugar-Cured Picnic Hams ..20c lb. Sugar-Cured Shoulders ,20c lb.
These are less than Seattle Prices plus freight. Better load up.
THEY MAY NOT LAST.
The Carstens Packing Co.
PHONE 43-R
MARKET CLOSED SUNDAYS.
J. J. HALES, Mgr.
;o:o;oioioioiQ
Diamonds a Specialty
High Grade Watches—
Howard - Hamilton - Waltham - Elgin - Illinois.
Nugget and Walrus Ivory Jewelry, for Souvenirs.
In Great Variety.
Walter A. Lord
JEWELRY OF QUALITY.
MR. J. KISLING Watchmaker.
Near Harmonv Theatre.
NEW ARRIVAL TELLS
OF FOOD CONDITIONS
Miss Tatjana Yrrah, known as Ber
lin’s most beautiful woman, who arriv
ed in the United States recently, tells
of food conditions in Germany. Ac
cording to the New York World Miss
Yrrah says:
“On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, the eating of meat is prohibit
ed,” said Miss Yrrah. “On Tuesdays
and Thursdays meat may be eaten,
but no other fats. On Saturdays and
Sundays one may eat what he wish
es, if he has the price.
“Chickens now cost $1.25 a pound,
and then it isn’t good, because no but
ter with which to cook it can be ob
tained on meat days. For my part,
ham is the best thing on the German
menu now. That costs $2 a pound.
There is no dearth of duck, fish and
vegetables.”
The ANCHORAGE-WILLOW CREEK MINING & DEVEL
CO. is to tap what is believed to be the richest !ode
in the Willow Creek country
This company owns twenty-four da mis surrounding <
the rich (told 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 'JO degrees, <
which will bring-them within the lines of the Anchorage- <
\ydllow Creek Mining & Development Co.’s property at a £
slight depth. \
The claims owned bv this company are: Bullion Ex <
Tension No. 1, 2, .‘3, 4, 5, and (>; Combination No. 1, 2, 3, <
and 4; Jumbo No. 1, 2, and 3; Hilltop No. 1, 2, 3, and 4; <
Leroi, Luckv Bov, Lone Star, and Engleside No. 1, 2. and <
4. * ** j
/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 leftdfi from !
the Mabel and Martin mines, and it Is the theory of emi- !
ment mining men^that at thh lavperle'vels of this mountain I
will be found themiofher lffly^ Of the4 Entire Willow Creek !
district. >. - !
Rich Ledges Exposed.
There are several exposed ledges on the property of j
the Anchorage-Willow (’reek Mining & Development Co., ]
and it would be possible for the company to start on these j
ledges and following them down make a good little mine, j
' Tliis, however, is not the intention of the directors of this J
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 tunnels will be 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 life Willow. Creek country,
although in some eases remarkably rich, are following
leads which are only Offshoots from the great 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 mi go which has been opened there
has paid good dividend#, 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 lie used solely for
the purposes advertised.
(
(
William J. Cassidy, till* 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 1809 Mr. Cassidy has been in the north. 'He
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. K.-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
property owner in Anchorage and has large interests at
Seward, Valdez and Cordova.
J. 11. Smith, secretary, is a large property owner of
Anchorage and owner of a realty business in this city.
He is a man of worth, and one who enjoys the confidence
of all who know him.
The Anchorage-Willow Creek Mining & Develop
ment Co., is incorporated for $2,000,000. The shares have *,
a par value of $1.00 eai*h. For the purposes of develop
ment it is proposed to offer to the public a limited amount
of the stock which will be sold for 25 cents a share. The
stock never will he sold for less than this amount.
Fi. M. lluff, fiscal agent for the company, is the rep
resentative of several large bond houses and also fire and
life insurance companies.
The Anchorage-Willow Creek Mining & De
velopment Co. E. M. Huff, Fiscal Agent