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HARMONY THEATRE
TWO SHOWS EVERY NIGHT. 7:30, 9:00._ADMISSION 25c
TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1917.
THIS PROGRAM IS VERY GOOD
PARAMOUNT PICTURES Present
“Brother Officers”
A Timely Dramatic Military Romance That Will Certainly
Appeal to N on.
AND
TWO COMEDIES
“The Handicap of Beauty”
[This is along tin* line of “Her Fatal Beauty” < >n I \ Worse.)
AND
MABLE NORMAND AND MACK SENNETT
In a
KEYSTONE COMEDY
(They Are a Little Rough at Times)
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FURS GO HIGHER.
The report of the New York furl
market just received by this paper :
shaws that all furs had risen in price |
on the first of April by 10 to 35 per j
cent. j
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Fine .lob Frintine at Times otnce j
DAWSON JIM DEAD.
Advices from Whitehorse are to the
•fleet that Dawson Jim, a noted ln
lian of the Klondike rush days, died
ist Sunday week.
Dr. W. A. Ryslrom, dentist, over
Harmony theatre. 810
New Matanuska Hotel !
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First-Class Cafe in Connection. %
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MATANUSKA JUNCTION $
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M. J. ROCHE, Proj). |
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WAR!
ENGLAND AND FRANCE Say Their Greatest Need |
is Not GUNS or AMMUNITION, But FLOUR, SUGAR |
AND RICE—FOOD. §
()ui’ advice is to keep the pantry well stocked with
articles that will keep.' ;
Flour, Sugar, Rice, Canned Meats, |
Dried Fruit, Caerels, Canned Goods |
There is small ho)»e that prices will decline within a ®
year, even if the war is over tomorrow.
• Plant Something.
Do something yourself to keep prices down by plant |
itig now. S’
A good supply of food in the pantry is as good pre- »
1 st
caution as monev in the hank and mav give von as much «
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satisfaction. |
Demand our goods of your retailer, and they are a
guaranteed good quality. §
Pacific Grocery Co. j
C WHOLESALE |
The Bnild
$ j$ Kg I Hg iug and
111 hV ■ I I J and ..lpletc •■■
Painters and Decorators |
t’aused SiUUC confusiotl and much business, we can now |
however assure yob that we have arranged so that you |
may with comfort make your selections in Wall Pajwrs, |j
etc., fpr your SPRING HOME REJUVENATING.
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LAURITZ BROS. j
Uuitrrz laurun bldg.
The Sign Man 3th Ave. Bet. L. and t J
Fine Job Printing at The Times office
Classified Advs.
FOR RENT.
Full IJKXT Sutherland cabins. mu
I 4th St. between East 15 and East <'. ‘‘I-’ ,
FUJi KENT Two room cot lug*
! 6t_h and D. __ _ '.G 1
Full KEN*T Th re* part lyM^jvnmTied
rooms. Mrs. Wilson, 1th and K
FOR RENT Two-room furnish* l
apa rt ment. 940 It h A venue.
Fill; KENT »’ozy litli** house, partly!
furnished._Set Joe Spenard. !»1 0
For Hem J’urnish* d and unfurnished
apartments. 72!* 6th Ave., between G
tnd H. 8 81 •
For Kent Hons* s and cabins. Real
estate bought and sold. Anchorage
Realty Co. :5 2a 4!11 Ave. BtnarJ \ Lynch,
Idiom- 4U-R. 124
FOR SALE.
j Fufi SALE Mm- half lot, three room!
i house, plastered and painted. Water.!
Completely furnished. $6f*0. Cost $ 1 ,um*. |
Anchorage Abstract A- Title Co. ‘.GS j
FUJi SALK Itli avenue lot and 2- j
room bous* $1,000. Terms can be j
arranged. A bargain Anchorage Ab- !
stract and Title Co., no:: 4th Ave. ‘.GS
j I'Ol: SAt.K AT SAl-KIKH'K llwnil
leaving town .Must sell f.-nt i • tract in
I South Addition. $2f>u. inquire .<l C* n
| tra 1 l rber Shop. 1
FOR SALE- Two houses tnd
: lot renting for $7'».')0 per month. Cash
for terms. A snap if taken immediately. ,
Leaving town. Inquire Times, a26 j
FOR SALE Two cows and brood
sows. Fred Jiuhl. Oil
FuK SALE -Complete restaurant •nit
fit. Call mi .Midway Cafe, Fifth Ave. 903
l'i >): SA LE Lest, located r. sT alt rant
j on Fourth Ave. Inquire Times. 902 ;
i For Sale or Lease Acre tract, l Oth
and E St. cleared. Easy terms. lu
qnire 1*. .1. Ah 1 'oii.ibl. Lf. F Si. S84
l*oi Sale- Cheap, turns*- mid full lot,
between G and H. Call 719 71n St. s.V.i ,
For Sa i*■ 1 'urntaht u apa 11 ment
bouse. All suites rented. inquire Kitak
Show case (!o 836
i o Sale Cabinet shop, complete
.Machinery set up ready for work. «'all
i this office. 828
Houses and lots at best prices. From
$T>0.00 cash up. Four conn-rs. J. H.
Smith. 770
HELP W ANTED.
WANTED Young lady to work in'
cigar store. Apply at Northern Fool
Hall. _ !G(i I
\\ ANTED .Man to collect laundry. !
lnqttii•• T j:* *,i h A\e. Bet. < 1 and 11 06
WANTED Good stock .salesman. fiT-]
quire Times Office. S99
WANTED -Good live Greek stock1
i salesman. Apply Times office. 82T*
Wanted Capable woman t«» sell j
; stock. Apply Times office. 8*26 i
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iUlilV/DLLAn hUl/3.
WANTED— Work In laundry by wom
an. Notify Anderson at Iasi log cabin
on 4th between East B and East C. 940
ALL FHKSoxs having laundry at 1
Miss Maty Davis' Laundry on Fourth i
ami II St. please call for them at 74x1
Fifth avenue, opposite Catholic church. :
i 9I>7_MRS. M A1! Y 1 >< >_M I \S Y.
WILL SHARE my bachelor’s quarters j
with some congenial party. M. L.
! *■'ri^s' Lmiss.tc - I ‘barmacy. a.1.::
! -NCT^TITn—Contract, grading, x ca
villing or clearing land in or around
} town. Inquire Times office. ISO
For Sale— 1,000 volume circulating li- ,
brary, cheap. Inquire at News Stand. 7*J0
| 4th Avenue. 7 74
wanted Dogs t<> board for the
I summer. Address Times. 909
j NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. |
Notice is hereby given that »h ‘ hi m j
of 11* gg A: Laurence has been dissolved
j hy mutual consent and that Sydney J
Laurence has assumed all debts of tht*
; firm and will collect all bills
K. A. IIEC^ ' . .
SYDNEY l.AFREN. I’. ,
> I i:ili t! April 'Ll, ID1>. *.;?:c I
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM.
, The members 01 the Purent-Teach- j
ers’ association are preparing for a j
i patriotic program at the regular meet
ing at the school house next Friday
afternoon. Judge Truitt will deliver
U short address, the primary grade
i will entertain and a vocal solo by Mi*.
I Christensen will be among the atPftlc
tions of the afternoon.
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DELIGHTFUL PARTY.
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Mrs. Waltov Del.onjg and Mrs. Fred j
IC. Kobeley Were hostesses at a most
I delightfa! party yesterday afternoon,
given at the OteLong home. Rridge
; whiPl was the feature of the patty,
! Mrs. Fleishmann winning the dainty
jlprize offered for the highest store.
' The refreshments were delicious.
UNITED SMS
CONTROLOFALL
WASHINGTON, I). ('. -President
Wilson will be empowered to take
possession of and operate all rail
roads, and telephone and telegraph
lines in the United States, if a bill in-1
troduced into the house by Itepresen
tattive Adamson, chairman of the com
mission on interstate and foreign com
merce, is passed. Provision for in
creasing the Interstate Commerce
Commission to 11 members is include I
in the bill. The president has ap
proved the measure.
Provision to permit the president to 1
control and operate all railroads, tele
graph and telephone lines; to draft
their employees into the military ser
vice. to use the military in protecting
the operation of railway lines and to
increase the personnel of the Inter
state Commerce C ommission from
seven to eleven members are included
as in the previous bill.
Compensation for the use of rolling
stock by the government would be
fixed by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
“This bill is really a protection to
the railroads.” said Judge Adamson.
“The existing law already authorizes
the president to take over the rail
roads in time id' war. but provides for
no way of making payment. Under]
this bill the secretary of war may
just order the officials of the railroads .
to do certain work and authorizes him
to pay for it.”
Mr. Adamson said the call for a
meeting of the committee on interstate i
and foreign commerce to consider the
hill has not been issued.
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ALL WHO WISH M.V\ TAKE
PART IN THE SQUAD DRILLS I
At a nnjeting of the committee in
charge of the arrangements for niili- ]
tary organization and training held at
the T. & T. building last night it was ,
decided to continue the squad drills
and give preliminary instructions to
al who may present themselves.
These drills are being held at the
old Presbyterian church at 7 o’clock
in the evening on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays. All who care to
avail themselves of the opportunity
for good wholesome exercise and
training in the school of the soldier
are invited to report to Lieut. Ross
on these nights.; I
As selective conscription seems cer- j
tain to become a law but little can be
done until the government has had
time to provide the machinery for
making an army in accordance with !
the regulations now in process of
'1
preparation.
Former Governor John G. Rrtuiy fell .
from a boat cradle on the beach at
Sitka, hitting the rocks below, break-:
ing his left arm and seriously injur- i
ing his back and head. From the ex- j
animation of the aged man’s injuries
at the time it was not known whether I
he sustained internal injuries or not. 1
| Geo. F. Forrest jjj
j|j Juneau, Alaska. jjj‘
jjj REPRESENTING |.
$ American Radiator Co.
| Standard Gas Engine Co. jjj
$ Bowles Company. jjj;
$ Fairbanks Morse Co. jg;
!| Pelton Water Wheel Co.
# Brinkley Supply Co. S|j
# VmlvoUnc Oil Co. gjj'j
« Rex Metal Works jf|! j
uj Wood Drill Works jjj '
$ Hydrex Felt & Eog Co. jjj |
# Burt Manufacturing Co. jjj
£ Edison Storage Battery jjj j
s Western Farquaar Mach- $
« Truxall Chemical Co. X
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| «t. L. WOODARD, *
S Salesman S
Jg Hotel l^arsons ifi
• | ON THE
Keceived alameda
LARGE SHIPMENT
OF LIVE
CHICKENS
AND FRESH EGGS.
PLYMOUTH ROCKS
RHODE ISLAND REDS
WHITE LEGHORNS
Leave Orders and Have One Dressed for Sunday Dinner
We Save You Money—At the Big Market.
CARSTENS PACKING CO.
J. J. PIALES. Manager.
Phones 43-R. Fourth St. between C and D.
COAL OIL!!!
Larson & Wendler
CORNER 4th AND I
Anchorage Electric Co.
E. CARLSON & H. JOHNSON.
Wiling, 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 Lanritz I’ddg.
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NEWEST AND MOST MODERN IN THE CITY
Sr.NNV ROOMS ELECTRIC LIGHTS
HOT AND COLD WATER.
REASONABLE RATES
Sanitary Market
GREEN VEGETABLES
RANCH EGGS
FRESH MEATS
ARRIVING ON EVERY BOAT DIRECT FROM
cTHE OUTSIDE.
OUR FACILITIES FOR KEEPING OUR MEATS
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION ARE UNEXCELLED.
Give Us your order and our Goods and Service will
please you.
E. E. KURTZ & CO.
FOURTH AVE BET. H AND I ST.