CONVENIENT BANKING
No time lost, no trip to town or to the bank, no waiting in lino.
Let Uncle Sam do the work in the easy modern way. This bank is :is
close as the nearest mail box.
CHECKING ACCOUNT OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT. YOU CAN DEPOSIT OR
WITHDRAW MONEY THROUGH THE MAIL. WE WILL BE (ILAD TO MAIL YOU
OUR FOLDER "BANKING BY MAIL” UPON REQUEST.
THE FIRST BANK 2F CORDOVA
PIONEER INSTITUTION OF THE COPPER RIVER VALLEY
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WONDERFUL LINE OF KODAKS
AND
KODAK SUPPLIES
Ben Jackson
Proprietor
Louie’s Cafe
LOUIS BREGONZA
GOOD
EATS
Open Day & Night
“The Golden”
THE PLACE WHERE FRIENDS MEET
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Soft Drink Bar end Card Tables
More Homelike Than Kver
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H. Olsen
Prop.
McCarthy wood saw
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WOOD SAWING
8 IN. TO 14 IN. $4.00 PER CORD
i(> IX. TO 22 IN. $ 3.:»0 PER CORD
24 IN. TO 48 IN. $ 3.00 PER CORD
HIP FLASK SALES ARE
APPOSED BY W. C. T. U.
Chicago, III; The W. ('. T. U.
wants till merchants to refuse to
advertise or sell hip flasks.
In a protest authorized by Mrs
Ella A. Boole, president of the nat
ional W. C. T. U., an appeal was
made “to all women and especially
to all mothers, to join in this move
ment by a personal protest, wher*
evor they see hip flasks displayed,
advertised or offered for sale by
the stores of which the are pat
rons.
‘'Hip flasks are used in tran—
sportation of liquors for beverage
purposes, hence they are contri
buting to the violation of the law,"
said the protest.
‘'There is a patriotism of peace
as well as war and that consists
in odedience to the laws of our
country.”
Hip flasks have according to
jchieigo merchants, been very
I popular this Christmas, judging
from the quantity of sales.
FEARS DIAMOND SURPLUS
I Capetown, So. Africa; With the
| hopes that he can induce the So.
African government to limit the
alluvial output so that there will
not l)e a surplus ot diamonds on
the world’s market. Sir Abe Bailey
j has arrived here, making a special
| trip from England for the purpose
Sir Hailey believes that a stir
j plus will he sure to tumble prices.
There has been an increasing
I output of diamonds from the all
i
j uvial diggings, where individual
seekers are finding plenty of the
precious stones.
Monty brings act pia in t-urn .•>,
i
but loyalty holds friends
FLASHES FROM LIFE
New York: Jack Dempsey is
balking at. participation in the
semi-final round of Tex Rickard’s
heavyweight elimination. Accord
ing to his eastern business rep
resentative, l„e mard D. Sacks, the
dethroned champion declines to
meet ’‘second and third raters**
and will consent only to fight with
George Tunney.
New York: Mrs ('ornelious Bols
ter, 10. and cheerful, is making a
success out of one of the hardest,
jobs in Ni w York-the running of it
family of Itf on a combined income
of $17o a week'.
The secret, she says, is system.
She runs her home in West 22* th
street iike a hotel, with work,
meals and sleep regulated like
clockwork and a budget to take
care of the last penny.
The 1(5 children range in age
from one to 22, with five of the
older children helping their father
meet the family budget.
Mrs. Bolster’s weekly budget
cads for $180, enabling her to save
something each week. Food costs
i the family $70 a week and some
I of the items are: 12 loaves of bre
j'ad a day, 10 quarts of milk, (5 to h
lbs. of meat, and n lbs. of butter.
! Kent is $07 a month.
New York: By advice of coimcel,
Anna Caldwell has refused to play
the part of a gold digger i a new
show. The producer says she re
ceived legal advice that such a pa
( rt might prejudice her case in an
1 appeal by John \V. Hubbard of a
i So0,0o0 verdict awarded her for
breach of promise.
GO TO
Sam’s Chile Parlor
FOR GOOD EATS
OPEN- 6 A. M. TO 2 A. M.
Rates by week or month
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SAM SKLTEXUIKril
PROPRIETOR