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Harmony Theatre
ADMISSION 25c—10c. SHOWS 7:30 AND 9
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY—MAY 22-23.
RED FEATHER PHOTO PLAYS
PRESENT
Dorothy Phillips and Lew Chaney
IN
A Powerful Story of Moral Regeneration
The Mark of Cain
In Five Acts.
AND
A Keystone Comedy
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New RexaU
Drug Store
on Fourth avenue, is now ready and
open for business and the inspection of
the public.
Announcement.
In opening our new store, we wish to
announce that hereafter as in the past,
it will be our policy to give the public
the benefit of low prices and courteous
treatment in all our dealings.
Our drug stock is new, fresh, pure, and
in every respect first class. In our sun
dry department, only the highest grades
of goods are handled, yet in every de
partment our juices are moderate.
In inviting the public to our new store,
we wish to draw the attention of the
people to the fact that all our fixtures,
which are equal to any in Anchorage,
were made by local artisans.
At this time we also wish to announce
that for the benefit of our patrons, our
store on Fifth and (’. street will be kept
stocked as fully as ever.
Dr. K. A. Ky vig
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ALL THE LATEST IN 1917 PATTERNS
: ALSO COMPLETE STOCK OF HEADY MIXED
I Paints and Stains
I We Are Painters, Paperhangers and Decorators.
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I “CONSULT US’.’
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§ Lauritz the Signman 5th bet. E. and F. Sts.
Building and Roofing Paper.
Plows — Iron Beam and Wooden
Beam, $12.00, $16.00 and $30.00. At
Bimv Hardware Co.lPhoni 90R. 46
Our stock of Singer sewing ma
chines is going fast. Call a£ once and
get special price. C. B. Wark. 55
ROOSEVELT'S
NEW YORK, May !>.—Theodore
Roosevelt, in an article headed,
“Put the Flag on the Firing Line,” in
the Metropolitan Magazine for June,
outlines what the peace terms of the
United States and the allies should be.
The article says, in part:
“Prussianized Germany of the' \
Hohenzollerns has shown itself even I
more of an enemy of freedom and hu
manity and justice and international
right than was Napoleon’s.
“First let us strive for peace, jus
tice and international right.
“Belgium and France must have all
that has been taken from them, re
stored.
“The Terrible Turks must leave Eu
rope.
“A democratic Russia at Constanti
nople will threaten no one. Armenia
should be freed and autonomous Aus
tria is not a country but a lot of na
tionalities of which two tyranize over
the others.
“Let the Hungarians keep Magyar.
Let the Italians have Trentino and
Trieste and let there be a great Serbia,
a great Bohemia and a great Ru
mania.
“Poland should once more be a na
tion.
“The Germans should keep Ger
many and would lose nothing except
the right to oppress others and would
suffer no injustice.
“iieland should have home rule.”
AT THE EMPRESS.
Another Metro-Wonderplay, with a
strong cast, in which appear many
notable dramatic artists such as Lio
nel Barrymore and Grace Valentine,
is the live-act screen feature at the
Empress theatre this Tuesday and
Wednesday, May 22 and 23. The play
is called “The Brand of Cowardice,”
and presents an interesting problem,
as to whether Captain Hamilton (Lio
nel Barrymore) was a coward or a
hero led by fate, or was he both ?
The production of “The Brand of
Cowardice” was made with the strict
est accuracy as to scenic effects along
the Mexican border and with the
greatest care as to details of life in
the U. S. army. These details were
supplied by a West Point man who
fought in the Spanish-American war,
received several wounds fighting in
the Philippines, saw service in Cuba
and was in China during the Boxer
uprising.
Thus, with an army play directed by
a former commissioned officer in the
regular army, with two such stars as
Mr. Barrymore and Miss Valentine,
and a strong supporting cast, “The
Brand of Cowardice” should prove one
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of the strongest Metro plays presented
at the Empress.
One never loses interest in Pathe
News with its amazing pictures of
events around the globe. Pictures
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Classified Advs.
FOR RENT.
KOU KENT Furnished apartment
after the first of .lime. Largest ana
most coma nient in the city. Also gar
den ground im-hided. 3rd avenue and E.
B St
Fiji: I: I .NT I-ailin' 1 2 by 1 E pa
furnished, $10 per month. On 9th and
M. Inquire Cor. 8th and H _
For lien 1 Furnished and unfurnished
apartments. 729 6th Ave., between G
and H. 880
For Rem H »uses and cabins. Real
estate bought and sold. Anchorage
Realty Co. 325 4th Ave. Ernard te Lynch,
Phone 40-R. 134
FOR SALE.
FOR SAL 1*7 Bargain. Player piano j
used three months. Inquire evenings, S.
E. corner 3rd and East B. 8 5 I
FOR SALE (’ash register. inquire ;
Anchorage Realty Co. 80
FOR SALE Boling or row boat, 28 I
feet long. See .J. Berry, Maitland dock. 77 j
FOR SALE Roadhouse at Chick a -
loon. <\ M .Johnston, < ’hickaloon._3|
FOR SAM! Seven thousand shares
Mohawk stock at f» cents per share. Two
Denver mills to be placctl on this prop
erty are already purchased. This stock
will sell at 25 cents per share when the
mills are installed. See Warner, corner
Eourth and F Street. 3 1
rOU s.\l-i-. Two acre tracts, central
ly' located A. S. Koch, Riverside. 992
FOR SALE Two cows and brood
sows. Fred Ruhl. 914
FOR SALE Complete restaurant out- :
fit. Call at Midway Cafe, Fifth Ave. 903 ;
For Sah Furnished
house. All suites rented. Inquire Kitak
Showcase Co. 836
HELI* WANTED.
WANTED Experieneed laundry help
er. Hard work and good pay. Reliable
Laundry
WANTED Pastry and short <>rd*r
cook. Mint Grill. 95
WANTED Experiem-ed hardware
man. Ap|>1 v by letter to Time-. 9 1
VV AXTEI » First class worn.. .1'" cook
Two Girls Cafe. 53
WANTED .Mail to collect laundry.
Inquire 72'.* 6th Ave. Jlet. G and 11. 906
LOST AND FOUNj).
LOST Two letters addressed Two
Girls i 'a !'• . Find* 1 return to Two Girls
Dafe. 9 7
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er can have same h\ identifying and !
paying for this add. Hotel Anchorage, m;
EOST Gold i 1 * . 1.1 <• d umbrella, with in
itials, ".M. E. E. Finder return this of
fice and receive reward. 78 !
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO BUY Small plane,
grufu m '"o.l coiidlliou. (’all at 536 5th ■
St 89
"Wanted employment — First
class dress maker. Call at 608 C. St.
near 6th. 79
WANT l-:i * T( ■ BUY A .. table Ad
dress 1' 11 B 1321 Ancl orage.
WANTED To rent 3- or 4-room fur
nished house. Desirable tenants. in
quire Times office. 950
WANTED TO BUY -Second hand
goods of all kinds. Write box 81. Will
call. 49
NOTICE.
To whom it may concern: My wife.
Erie M. Smith, having left my bed and j
board, I will no longer be responsible'
for any bills contracted bv her.
W. G. SMITH. 75
Department of the Interior, Alaskan
Engineering Commission, Anchorage,
Alaska. May 17, 1917.— All users of
I waters, from the Anchorage W.tHv Sup
1 ply System are hereby notified that on
.him new regulations governing the
use of water in the Anchorage Townsite
will go into effect. The ob'c't of these
regulations is to haw all persons using
Wit' ;■ and benefiting' from t In- syst-*m
pay rental therefor, and thus contribute
to the support of the water system. In
formation concerning the regulations is
available at the townsite office. All
water users are urged to give this mat
ter prompt attention. .). <;. Watts,
Townsite Manager. t;i
METAL QUOTATIONS.
Prices furnished by Falkenburg &
Laurks, Seattle, May 5, 1917. Xew York
price.
Silver 7 114 cents per ounce.
Col'Per, electrolytic—26 1-2 cents per
pound.
head—9 5-x cents per pound.
Zinc (St. Louis) — 9 cents per pound.
Tungsten (>re-—$18-$20 per unit,
(st l ong.)
Antimony metal — 20-24 cents per
pound, (weak)
Antimony ore-—$2.25. ( scarce ».
Molybdenum (H*** $2.00-$2.25 per unit,
((iie.i! demand).
Tin -'>81,4 cents per pound.
which seem beyond mortal concei>t are
presented from time to time in this
marvelous and never-ending series of
rathe offerings. These pictures are
more than entertaining, they are edu
cational beyond measure in almost
every feature presented. Pathe News
precedes “The Brand of Cowardice”
on the screen tonight and tomorrow
night. 87
Chester Gibson, a young native boy
of Metlakahtla, disappeared a few
days ago while out salmon trolling,
and i believed to have drowned. He
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and his father left their camp, each in
his own boat, and when the father re- j
turned in the evening the son had not
returned. After a search his empty
boat was found drifting in the surf,
but no sign was found of the boy. He
was subject to fainting fits and is be
lieved to have fallen overboard.
Some folks sleep, we never do. The
Yellow car. Phone 61It. 86
Cotton felt mattresses, bed springs
and linoleum, at Crocker’s. 459
Baths open day and night at Pet
erson’s hotel. 2 i
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