DOUBLE PROGRAM — TWO SEPARATE PLAYS.
—FIRST—
-\ Beautiful Balboa Picture
‘The Maid of the Wilds’
An American Drama in Three Parts.
—SECOND
A Mutual Masterpieture
Featuring the Idolized Screen Star
DOROTHY GISH
{Supported by an Exceptional Company of Players)
IX
‘Bred in the Bone’
How a Young Girl Answered the Call of the Stage.
SATURDAY XIGILT—
THE PREMIER SHOWING OF “THE IRON CLAW.”
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Q. M. SERGEANT SIMPSON
IS AWARDED A COMMISSION
VALDEZ—Quartermaster Sergeant
Monroe T. Simpson, of Fort Liscum,
who recently took an examination for
a commission, has today received word
from the adjutant general that he had
successfully passed the examination
for captain of the quartermaster corps,
officers reserve corps, and that his
commission would be forwarded at an
early date.
Dr. W. A. Rystrom, dentist, over
Harmony theatre. 8X0
New Matanuska Hotel f
First-Class Cafe in Connection.
y MATANUSKA JUNCTION
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| M. J. ROCIIE, Prop. |
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(ENGLAND AND FRANCE Say Their Greatest Need |
is Not GUNS or AMMUNITION, But FLOUR, SUGAR |
AND RICE—FOOD. §
Our advice is to keep tile pantry well stocked with *
i i articles that will keep. |
| Flour, Sugar, Rice, Canned Meats, |
; Dried Fruit, Caerels, Canned Goods §
There is small hope that prices will decline within a |
© year, even if the war is over tomorrow. *
Plant Something.
a » Do something yourself to keep prices down hy plant
Iirig now.
A good supply of food in the pantry is as good pre- a
caution as money in the hank and may give you as much «
satisfaction. |
Demand our goods of your retailer, and they arc 5
I j guaranteed good quality. |
| Pacific Grocery Co. j
WHOLESALE |
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Tin* fact that Build %
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new and complete ••
stock for $
| Painters and Decorators |
H (Raised some confusion nnd much business, we can now §
® however assure you that we have arranged so that you |
1 may with comfort make your selections in Wall Papers, |
g etc., for your SPRING HOME REJUVENATING. ®
1 LAURITZ BROS. 1
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I The Sign Man 5th Av**- Bet. E and F Sts- |
Pine Job Printing at The Times office
Classified Advs.
FOR RENT.
WANTED—To rent 3- or 4-room fur
nished house. Desirable tenants. In
quire Times office.
FUK KENT Three-room house. 83 1
6th A vernm. 9 4;'.
FOR RENT Two room cottage, ‘‘all
6tli and D. ___94 1
Foft I i E N T - - Th ree part ly-furnish
rooms. Mrs. Wilson, 4th and '■ :»J7
FOR RENT-— Two-room furnished
apai J m< nj 910 1th A v enue.
i <<i id .'i: Fui nh-hed and unfm ni I ■
apartments. 739 6th Ave., between (I
and H. 880
For Rent Houses and cabins] Rea)
estate bought and sold. Anchorage
Realty Co. 325 4th Ave. Etuard & Lynch,
Rhone 40-R, 134
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE- Harbor chairs and mir
rors. Anchorage Realty Co 952
FOR SALE Two cows and brood
sows. Fred Ruhl. 914
FoL SAL 13 Complete restaurant out
fib Cal! at .Midway Cafe, Fifth Ave. 903
Foil SALE Rest located restaurant
on Fourth A \ * . Inquire Times 903
For Sale or Lease Acre tract, lOtli
and i; St. Cleared. Easy terms. In
gtiire F, J. McDonald. 525 F St. 88 I
For Sale Cheap, house and full lot,
between G and H Call 7 1 9' , in St. .v.9
For Sale Furnished apartment
house. AH suites rented, inquire Kitak
Showcase Co. 83 6
For Sale -Cabinet shop, complete.
Machinery set up ready for work. Call
offleb.
Houses and lots at best. prices. From
$50.00 cash up. Four corners. .1. H.
Smith. 770
HELP WANTED.
WANTED—Voting lady to play piano
and sing. Inquire ‘rimes. 948
WANTED- First class cook and wait
I'e.ss. Inquire .VI j tit Grill9 \ 7
W ANTED- Young lady to work in
cigar store. Apply at Northern Rool
Hall,_ 936
WANTED Man to collect laundry,
i nquire 729 6t h \.ve. 1 let. * ’• and H. 906
W ANTE1 > Good stock safes man. ) n
quire Times Office. 899
WANTED Good live Qreek stock
salesman. Apply Times office. S35
Wanted - Capable woman to sell
stock. Apply Times office. 826
SITUATION WANTED.
WOMAN WANTS POSITION As cook
in camp or house work, inquire 4th and
B, Nevada House. 944
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED—Contracts to clear lots In
town. Inquire Tin et*. 951
BEST* Cocation on tin avenue in
Anchorage. Address by litter 949
Times 949
wanted Work in laundry by worn
an. Notify Anderson at last log cabin
on 4th between East B and East C. 940
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_Mits. M ARY 1 >EM PSY.
WILL SHARE my bachelor's quarters
with some cong* nial party. M. L.
(Biggs, Loussac's Pharmacy’ 933
-K’XSTETT- i ’ontract, grading, •xca
vating or clearing land in or around
town. Inquire Times office. 930
For Sale - 1,000 volume circulating li
brary, cheap. Inquire at News Stand, 730
4th Avenue. 771
I M-artment of tie- Interior, Alaskan
Engineering Commission, Anchorage
Alaska, May 11»17. Sealed proposals
will be rf-cei \ - d at this office until J 00
P m. May 1 frill, for the sale of one
iierg Wagon and one Stmlebaker Wagon.
Wagons can be seen at the stables of
tlo Commission at Anchorage. F.
I K \ its. < '"innii -sinri' r. 9'.:;
Cooks’ and waiters'coats and aprons
at C. Me Felix. 793
Any size you want in ship augers,
with or without screw. Factory ship
ment just received. It. &. H. 939
Read The Dailv Times ann be an
Anchorage booster.
Rest tables at Peterson’s. 444
ICresent Hotel |
Is F. W. REDWOOD & CO. |
Comfortable and Well §j
Furnished Rooms.
Electric Lights—
Rates Moderate sf
SUPPLIES WORTH
$100,000 ARK SECURED!
(Seattle P.-I.)
Contracts for supplies for the gov- ,
eminent railroad in Alaska, ranging
from lumber to shovels and to a value
in excess of $100,000, were let vester
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day by C. K. Dole, purchasing agent
of the Alaskan Knginering eoinmis- .
sion. In addition to awarding the
contracts for these supplies bids on
other supplies were opened, the total
value of which will be $100,120.
liig Lumber Order.
The largest single contract awarded J
was for approximately 5,000,000 feet!
of lumber, which went to the Weyer
hauser Timber company of Everett
for $72,785. The lumber consists of
general construction material, indud- i
ing a percentage for frame buildings.
The circular number of the order is i
25*>.
Circular Xo. 245, also placed, in
cluded 15 saddle horses at $18,4 each,
awarded to the Alger I'owler compa
ny, of Everett; 100 car horses at $188
each, 16 draft horses at $248 each
and one saddle horse at $150, to (’,. K.
Howitt, of Portland, 40 pack horses
at $08 each to John Forrester, of Se
attle. Circular 244 included 506 doz
en shovels to be furnished by Hub
bard & Co., of Pittsburg; 105 dozen i
by the Seattle Hardware company, of
Seattle, and 8,0 dozen by Marshall
Wells company, of Portland. The to
tal value of the shovels is in the
neighborhood of $7,000.
$125,000 in Groceries.
On the new bids opened yesterday
the largest single call was for $125,
000 worth of groceries. Ilids opened
for forage and other supplies with the
low bids, were: Three hundred tons
of oats, $14,040; 20 tons of bran, $270;
MOO tons of hay, $9,600; 2,000 barrels
of Portland cement. $5,000; 140 coils
of Manila rope, sizes ’4 inch to 114
inches, $5,162.
Most of the supplies purchased, in
cluding some of the lumber, will go
north on the transport Crook. The
placing of the big orders is proof
that there will be no slackening of the
work on the railroad despite the war,
and the order for 821 dozen, or nearly
10.000 -hovels, indicates that the
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i force of men used in construction will
at least be as large as that used last
! season.
INCOME TAXES ARE
BEING REARRANGED
BY THE GOVERNMENT
WASHINGTON, April 17.—A re
vision of super taxes on incomes is |
now being contemplated by the gov
ernment. If the revision is sane-;1
tioned the income tax will be based ]
as follows:
$ 3,000, a tax of 1 per cent.
4,000, a tax of 2 per cent.
10.000, a tax of 5 per cent.
20.000, a tax of 7 per cent.
40.000, a tax of 8 per cent.
60.000, a tax of 10 per cent.
80.000, a tax of 12 per cent.
100,000, a tax of 15 per cent.
Higher incomes will be taxed all the
way from 20 to 40 per cent.
Read the Anchorage Times and be
an Anchorage booster.
Daily War Bulletins at Peterson’s.
| Geo. F. Forrest !£
Juneau, Alaska.
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