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Harmony Theatre!
j THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEB 22 AND 23 *
! paramount Picture j
i Jesse L. Laskv Presents S'
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Dustin Farnum |
“Cameo Kir by ” I
j The Fascinating Southern Romance. jji
; By Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson. *
| (By Arrangement With the Lieliler Co.) jjj
§ j Screen Time 1 Hour and 26 Min. *
ALSO *
SELIG TRIBUNE NEWS 1
j TWO SHOWS EVERY NIGHT. 7:30 AND 9:00 *
j ADMISSION 25 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS |
Repair Parts |
FOR |
Gasoline 1
Lamps! I
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| Larson & Wendler |
| COMMISSION STEAMERS
01 E HERE EARLY IN APRIL
Walter DeLong, as the Modern Mar
iner, reports the tug Roscoe safely on
her way to Seattle for minor repairs j
and will return to Cook inlet waters '
early in April. The barge Lawrence
and the steamer Anne W. are on the;
marine ways at Seldovia where they 1
are being carefully overhauled for ac
tive service at the opennig of naviga
ion. A large force of men are also
employed at Seldovia in making the
necessary repairs on the entire float
ing equipment that will be pressed
into service upon the arrival of the
Turret Crown, expected to reach Sel
dovia about the first of April.
The cargo of the Turret Crown con
sists of supplies, equipment and ma
chinery to be used in connection with
the building of the government rail
road in addition to two 70-ton steam
locomotives, 7 narrow gauge locomo
tives, 150 flat cars, four 200 class lo-1
comotives, 1 I.idgerwood unloader and |
1 I.idgerwood spreader. This cargo i
will he transferred to barges at Sel
dovia and towed to Anchorage. The
barge St. David is also due to arrive |
in Seldovia some time near the first |
of April and Mr. DeLong said this I
morning that she would probably
come straight through to Anchorage
without having to transfer her cargo
of railroad supplies and material.
The U. S. A. transport, loaded with
dynamite and miscellanous cargo is
scheduled to arrive in Anchorage
about the 6th of April.
WEATHER REPORT.
7 a. m. February 22, 1917.
Station Temp. Day Wind Trail Snow
Anehrage 10 Cldy. Calm Good 12 in.
Summit ..10 Cldy. Calm Good 30 in.
Kern Crk. 20 Cldy. Calm Good 10 in.
Mile 52 ...15 Cldy. Calm Good 30 in.
Seward ..24 Cldy. Calm Good 10 in. *
Potter Ck. 22 Cldy. Calm Good 10 in.,
Matnuska -2 Clear Calm Good 10 in.
King Rvr. 18 Clear Calm Good 12 in.
Kashwtna -6 Clear Calm Good 30 in.,
Talkeetna .8 Cldy. Calm Good 30 in.
Don’t fail to attend the big Mooney- i
Billings Protest Meeting in the tem
ple auditorium Sunday night. 497
Classified Advs.
HELP WANTED.
W;mt«*I- Woman to work in hiundiy
Apply Mod* I Laundry, Ith and I >. 152
FOR SALK.
For Sal* Native liltm Grass hay.
125.00 per ton. Inquire Timex. 182
For nul< Furniture’ o? a 3-room
house and house i*» rent. .1 G Funk,
3rd A \ *-. bet 11 ami I St reel J • I
For Sal*- Good will and interest in !
bath house and laundry. Well patron- !
i/.ed. See Lynch, the real ♦ state man. !
4 IK !
For Sal* l-hole Junior range with!
warming oven; wood and coal heater:
12-foot counter; one Morris «-nair. Style I
Shop. 168
For Sal** Two-room furnished house, i
on easy terms. No reasonable offer re
fused. «'.ill nth a ml L Streets. l*;;:
Real estate bought and sold. Termi
nal Realty <’*»., 929 1th St. Rhone 21 R.
29 4 !
FOR RENT.
For Rent \ 2-room hunk house Ap
ply Merchant s’ (*a f*\ 4 96
I or 11*• nt Two n*-\v <ubins on 9th and
M. Inquire • ,,r Kth and II St 490
For Rent one tw<»-rnom apartment.
Ith and K 174
For Rent Twu-rmiiii apurtim-nt. In
in ire 525 F street. 108
For R*-nt - Houses am! cabins. Real j
estate bought and sold. Anchorage
Realty Go. 225 4th Av* Kmurd X Lynch,
Rhone 40-R. 124
EXCHANGE.
Will Ti m!* n* w in x 12 lratne house
furnished and first class s*-t of carpen
ter tools im lmling finishing an<l rough j
tools, for tin*-* cood d*»gs ami sl*-*l liar
gain. In*|uir*- 'rimes. 192
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wanted t<> liny 25 feet in neigh
borhood * * f school house. Mrs. Rru*-ck
m r, 5th \ G, rear of Crescent Hotel. 1ST
Wanted 22 to 30 foot gasoline launch.
Inquire Times. 461
WantC'd 'Pools to grind, saws to rile.
Anchorage Gnhim-t Works, 5th and I ».
_ 138
II ighe$ 1 pi - - s paid foi gold. Waltei
A. Lord, J*-w* lor. m ar Harmony Theatre.
Department of the Interior, Alaskan
Fflgineering Gommission, Anchorage,
February 20, 1917. The attention of
dog team drivers and the public in gen
eral is- tailed to the fact that all side
walks are constructed ami maintained;
for the use of pedestrians only. The'
practice of driving dog teams or other
conveyances of any form whatever upon1
the sidewalks causes great inconveni- j
i-itce and often danger t*» pedestrians. All
such drivers are therefore notified to re
frain front this practice. A strict com
pliance with this notice is absolutely
necessary. I G. WATTS. Townsite
Manager. 4 79 .
Do you figure on building a home'. .
If so, why not buy 2 full acres adjoin
ing the city limits, with 60-foot streets
on three sides, and where you can
have all the advantages of the city,
without the city expenses and pay no
more for the two acres than you will
pay for a lot on 6th ave? There is no
argument. We have the two acres
for sale. Call today. Anchorage
Realty Company, 325 4th Ave.
493 LYNCH & EMARD.
Read The Dailv Times and he an
Anchorage booster.
Special at the Big Market
WASHINGTON BRAND PI KK I.ARD. SNOW CAP COMPOI ND
SMOKED AND CORNED HE EE TONGUES.
SMOKED LEGS MUTTON.
PICKLED TRIPE PICKLED PIGS’ FEET
BOLOGNA. HEAD CHEESE AND HAM SAUSAGE
SUGAR CURED CORNED BEEF II VMS AND BACON
PICKLED AND DRY SALT PORK.
CARSTFNS’ CANNED CORN BEEF VND LUNCH TONGUE
FRESH FISH, FROZEN HALIBUT, CODFISH, SALT SALMON,
AND SALMON BELLIES.
V 1.1, THE GOOD FRESH MEATS AND THE RIGHT PRICE.
Carstens Packing Co.
I’lloXK 43 li .1. .1. HALLS. Mgr.
Doherty Coal Co.
Hand-Picked
COAL
$8.00 PER TON j
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Corner 1st and C St.
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Report of the Financial Condition of the
BONK OF ANCHORAGE
In Response to Call of the Territorial Banking Board, at the
Close of Business
FEBRUARY, 15, 1917
RESOURCES
. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS $154,016.49
BONDS AND WARRANTS 49,341.53
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES 3,000.00
EXPENSE ..... 418.43
GOLD DUST . 800.92
CASH & EXCHANGE . 325,012.72
, ‘V. Jr,
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$532,590.09
LIABILITIES
CAPITAL $ 25,000.00
DEPOSITS . $507,590.09
$532,590.09
RESERVE REQUIRED BY LAW ON THE ABOVE STATEMENT, 20 PER CENT, OR $101,518.00
OUR RESERVE 64 Per cent, or $325,012.72
DIRECTORS:
CHAS. E. BROWN SIDNEY ANDERSON
J. E. O’REILLY H. V. HOBEN A. E. LATHROP
GEO. W. PALMER L. DAVID
BANK OF ANCHORAGE
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