The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 16, 1927, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WLDNh DAY, FEB. "5,“‘|“92‘7.”“ '1IIllll||lIIIIIIIIlIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIlIIIIIlIVIIIIII!IIIIIII|IIllIIlII||IIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIn’ N@WS and & VH]@W§ — TONIGHT—Last Times — 9:25 Paris Chooses Its . : | ’ PATHE NEWS Cleverest Midin G | The title to Ml vear old midinei the ho i ; . i A Mack Senneit Comedy Redfern. Her [ Y i o # B sillk wore g 1 o "k i . 1 i . IENE TOM MIN in THIEIR G COMING THURSDAY LAST TIMES TONIGHT v 7:18 and 9:20 several honlr netles work 1 'y for the glory of 2 = X S % ¢ LM > ), 9 i i TSR . | i | : : Fhe Deadwood VAUDEVILLE 5 francs i mones ot e ™ ) . - Coacl” ELEANOR BOARDMAN E [ 1 i ; ‘ W, || b » WILLIAM RUSSELL b ¢ ¥ e bk B BN e Fasting W/ ring C o o | “THL ORPHAN" and SArIow. it J £ : 3 i S gl VATT MOORE oL M o SR e ) . . - _ i S ol : i ) | BETZ' COLISEUM MELODY MEN TR ny 1R of won , i G / s et A SN : ' Added Attraction Nightly e ol 7 the boyish figure with \ E £ - 3 “The Way of Fu'vii | . : > | et a Girl” T T it e . ‘ ING THURSDAY ‘V{‘\“j‘]‘rm M‘“\I:: ly“v’l‘ l\}w ¢ e ; E i’i"l\ iha' Broke the Woeld's Record pastry frc their o better th S ' ¢ / “i'Ji(;I Women Not “WAIT A BIT” With Edna Maiicn and Earl Mack OUR ORCHESTRA FLAYS BOTH SHOWS Sidney E arle Chaplin, son of Charlic Chaplin. the huch-sued movie comedian, has apparently inherited his father’s knack of adorning himself with misfitting (]nlhn' Ih is \hn\\n ALASKA MEAT €O, minizter & 1 f public Wholesale and Retail Butcher: ) 2 ranc given hor a B 3 T!'l ] (li"( C 15 11" "\ $ ‘V arm .I arterre” o back s GLARA HAMUN s Fords Turns Out Three | THONE 29 SEWARD STREET T o o ranExseumm s — — I ey 7 e g« 1 EX HUBBY WEDS s | BATH ROOM QUTFIT W most typical of the nodern™ mer! Tara ;:,,‘,‘l Hamon, who m!lu‘ Jake \ i ambitious, %ol working el and wins to arterre and | amon, Oklahoma ol millionaive SiEninE cng I the organization,| All complete widy fittings \wl @silach e e i Wik 5 m | Delivered anywi LT BT TETH] Bath Tub, 5 ft.; Lavatory; Closet (white tank) Noris, Willlam: B, ‘Mg, ehies i since D to Vola Vale, well e g ing o the : th bo S e 1L s e | Module. Lan pussc will et | icet, 50 to speak ! JWiD Woman Organizes Own {vealed to LR A g | | » .THE WAY OF A GIRL" | was 1o produce “We M ! Film Export Comy The i ke place at Santa | fature o el | GEO. B. RICE SHOWING AT PALACE | {lemenstrate the difference WEen s Migs Edna Willi f w York' Ana, ; ireen of Southepn | them. N e HERChElDRA PLUMBING HEATING 0L BURNEES and o “moden | i : el ; o [decided et whether they will b 3 : a et \ 4 ’ R ! “I Tell You in Advance Wkat Job Will Cost” thu we ! d o 1 1l st of « in the motion try, Sholel riends of the couple were in |} ) il th | “mode NGoentivaiestabll e SRR il Janes turn he Ford fag [ pany for importin d exp : ge and Gorman's (i 4 ame work for other fit { Han noL Aneeld first task 1 \ i a film dirceto i what her i vor i > parently a cas \ i } THE BEMPIRE HAS Tilld LARC- | co ftelta Jone g i GREN, Iy S ERmG IVI"PHOEI‘E 498 . Jamin Fuller thought it would | MOST UP-TO-DATE AND | I 075 W EAND wAWAN i ’l_. bt A-I,A(..WLAB NET AND e o amusing novelty (o send some n RQUIPPED JOB PRINTING - OF Wo0oD WORK it Totis and MCW American filns to A PLANT IN ALASKA oVl is the record helq:ond asked Miss Willioms (o att Lo Fadyth Chapmin ot 8 to it for him. She did 8o, becime : playing th « keenly interestod « 1y reaction LRLA R “ y v P . Al roen e LLwas favorabl ol w made ex K Goliden e \ 4 port manager of a larze firm, At C P\ E A M Lightuin which opens w One time she had five companic mun ol Uie Coliscum e (doing o $2,000,000 annual’ busing under her supervision leading man Bve il teils A interior Calitornin tyin Bl Jones” made famon ! Forlsubio s boag bty i : talinn, furnitnre Hasan Ao M " s i ¥ 5 mahogany i Sih el i K oway to walnut and cak in pop Fartell MacDonald, James ) 3 itichavd Travers, Brandon Huarst and phonograph compiny re- | heavy demand for these and o woman interior decorator he has even hud demands for long Sponish refectony tables for dining rooms in small bl et ments. She recommends ol shoor early American as th WINTER flEGHT-SEEElgE G T N un PROVIDED IN BERLIN | nanco as deciniiely as deoss sisie ee : 2 s o Gotcu an gt ooy PROVIDUDY TN LEREM | ousae oty s drsn sy You say.....“Send me a2 pound” With a abD i L T i the widih of a table may n Otis Harlan are cast in other prom wrote the adapt from the stage play by Frank Bacon and Winehell Smith : . : hest West S5 i it unsaleable after great popularity D ee " BERL Feb. 11t Is a smali | t t GLTE e e S o R o you ge ound wei ! action 5 g su visit Berlin in winter, but for sk d A % 2 S et i e e b SR T ere Madison avenue in ihe mid ee 29 i who do and for such other . i S t ued expertly and is GUCURIE iy us o i an appearance herg! 1y O 112 block b atafic rud » Or Jus pound S1ze " ¢ he . v h..v[u-'nnl O g e cold season the travil o, M6roN; ok e 1631 and ¢ < shake with laughter. Lynn Rey- poncios have provided the maximum s v Mew £ 4 nolds dirceted the picture and made ¢ o oo comforts, h Lo '\“\“1"';_'”!:"?”:” giving ped- | : When you pay pound price for Cream-of-tartar baking Tha Deadwood Coach” 18 a story ]”“‘ \\'I;" h[ “‘K:i“; "I" Hh:’;,.’, l‘“":‘ No man has been observed ' i o I ach @ s « sitors about the . . P of an outlaw, known as The Ovphan, grocie of old and new Berlin and |t get full 16-0z. pound-weight as you think you do? who has terrorized the country out to Potsdam veritable littl | and to whor S cryetal palaces, glassed in all around been bu i their heated, plush-seated inferi ¢ t indow setiings so thin | powder - - do you get merely “pound size” - - or do you Seen along Fifth avenun Schilling Baking Powder comes always in full weight tins 5.,:11:::,[“:“ ond .',“ il L (16-ounces, not 12-ounces - - - 8-ounces, not 6-ounces.) {actual count, about cvenly div cAlways look on the label for the weight. Don’t trust appearances. the cnemy ally clear, unobstructed vision Wiicon, th {between men and women, “r : led every occupant gy i "y ; {into stoxc and offices Berlin architecture is not of | g i Schilling Baking Powder " COLLEEN MOORE A : LA L il 00 Svenin Man in forn PALACE TCMORROW : ring billding b} never. hat and all, alig ‘ olbag he ' g and all, alighting fiom Y ney Lack h b 78 3 % the outer sections of the| " 4 our money "Now that the “modern” has re. over superstruciure on these £ i i s of . 1 if you don’t fike S cns ll’ 11 g S es t . » 3 S S o : A i s uniformed foolman. The ¢ Ul-!(-ml the per or is ! A »I‘._‘ tran ‘;mnm_ giving} s dviver audlibs ? Schilling contains more of that wholesome but costly doing so rm more befitting ird siant to the vision that imi cream-of « tartar.,...more than any’other brand, the younger gencration of girlhood, | & )} of the topmost limits of uny ‘ I 3 we are to moet the new young bui within the Berlin area he.|® hack Cream - of - tartar baking powder is the ahnly "I:i creature face to face ing casily taken in by the traveler. Wi . A spproved as safe by’pun food expuu the wor over. . at would In fact, v * to meet her origi- > > | o nal and re our first lesson on GOODIE SALE arhing scent:vs o “fankfavtor fouu( ffee o e g R fakes place i noon | Co +19Spices +31 ‘Extracts and a “flapper.” The introduction. The Woman's Ald Society of the| & Fort "ocky comes with the appearance of Col- Lutheran Church will hold a Goodie| O of whic tsoon il leen Moore in her new picture, “We Sale Saturday, Feb., 19th at Gar-|F5e Worla 2al over an Mode ' at the Palace theatre to- nick's Grocery, beginning ot 11 [0P®® fire like o treop of Boy Scou morrow. o'cleck. iy T8 @ Dienl When the Camp Fire Girls launch e ed their anti-“lapper crusnde ro BOB TURNER'S NEW M:TO AL is not ol that fs labeled “ar cently, with 1odern” as a more: Tl PRFSIDFNT' Studebaker, ! U it s more or less commonly i and ecriou abstitute, PHON . Big Xmown, but o place” in the Thirge president, Mrs. Oii- roc 7 enger . ‘ty, €8 Y Bl Harriman, New York s ¥ comfort and reasons rates. adv. ¥ le reproduction spivited o dicated it excavation