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| SPECIAL SALE
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HATS
HP MB
Every hat in the store, values from
$3.75 to $10.50, for
83.50
NEW CRETONNES
in the pretty pastel colorings reasonably priced
I The Cordova
Style Shop
Would You Help?
Time Is Precious
War has a way of driving on with
out regard to the desires or
conveniences of the
individual.
....This is no time for hesitation....
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If you are going to do your part to bring
victory nearer, you must get started.
The Government wants what your
money will buy—and wants it before it
is too late to be of use in this war.
Join a War Savings Society. Decide now
to cut down the unnecessary things and
lend what you save to the Government.
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Do Your fwSSI
, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
M. U-f V IMUED IY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
THREE BEES ]
TIE UP IT THE
The steamer Alameda reached Cor
dova from Seattle shortly after mid
night Saturday and was In port 24
hours, discharging f>5" tons ot freight
Passengers lor here were:
A. J MucConnell. Mrs. It .1 Hy
land, C. C Miller. ,1 K. Ketchum,
liss Johnson, Mias \V. Bloomiptisi,
N K Brown and wife, Mrs. J. !)e
Leo, Tom Voyee, F. It. Van C'ampen,
K W Perry J j. perry, K <L Cox,
V C. Callachan, K. Cole, K. Itegroot,
Mrs It F. Buttons, W A Hyan and
wife. (1. 11 (lam hie, Mrs H A Kll
Ham. and ten steerage.
The steamer Admiral Farragut ar
rived from the westward at in o’clock
this morning and sailed tor Seatt'e
shortly after noon Outgoing passen
gers were: Mrs L It Itoss. Kva Bo
ling, Mrs V Peterson, M C. Hugge, j
II. KpBtetn. M. Meyer, I) Sorel, X
(,. Nelson. A Pauli, I) \V. Donard,
V F, Nichols. J. M Feheubert, Karl
1 ijndsporn, Magnus John am, John It'll
s ers and C A M ulock.
The steamship Northwestern will
sail for Seattle at ti o'rloek this even
ing Among the outgoing passenger*
Isioked from here are the following:
Mrs. George Levy, William Corliss.
Ted Dragseth, Mrs I Hay, A K.
Trintm and wife. Jack Miller, Miss
Suoniela, Mrs. S. Brown. Otto Wick
lund, Mrs c K. Sanborg, II. Alexan
derson, Kvelyn Thompson. G. Daly, VV.
W. Peek. Hugh Bergstrom, J M Boyd,!
John Hendrickson, F H. Madden,
Mrs Hunt, Mrs. J Samuels, Mrs N
Moore, Mrs. K. F, Moore, Pete Omled.
I Kd Day, Andrew Walling
passengers from Cordova for the
, westward on the steamship Alameda
last night were:
L. Cac hing, C. Canavun, 1. Koss.
Jack Angdi, Mrs Dunham, C. W Rags
dale. Mr Ragsdale, L Thompson. G
Harmon. J K. Wilson, 11 Carlson,
Jack lane, 11. Hoen, B. J. Suich. Mrs.
Fagan. Miss Armstrong. Miss Thomp
son, Mrs Thompson, Hugh Thompson,
G. Miller, C V. O'Calluhan, John
Hein, James Dolcm, J. Davidson, Nick
Senaaren. Dan Ostos, P Hardman. 1'.
Hyan,
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VILLAGE IS WIPED OUT
IN RAMPAGE OP KOYUKUK
HI' BY. Alaska. July s. Koyukuk
station, near the mouth of the Koy
ukuk river, has been washed away by
I Moods. Many isolated villages on the
river have suffered heavily, and cord
wood stacked on the river banks for
winter use has been swept away.
promotionsYarmy
ARE SPEEDY THESE DAYS
WASHINGTON. July 8 The sen
ate has confirmed the nominations of
eight brigadier general;! to be major
generals in the National army, and
three colonels to be brigadiers.
NAVAL BATTLE REPORTED
EROM AUSTRIAN SOURCES
AMSTERDAM. July 8. A violent
| torpedo boat engagement at short
| range look place on July 2, says an
j Austrian oflleial dispatch, which says
I that one enemy destroyer was set on
j fire and another was severely dam
aged It is claimed the Austrian ves
sets were but little damaged
SOLDIERS CALLER OUT
TO HOUND UP SLACKERS
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark , July 8 —Three j
| persons have been killed in two )
pitched battles between officers and a
band of draft deserters near .here.
Camp Pike has been asked to fur
nish soldiers to aid in the-man hunt
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Madam Volva will give scientific
card readings tor a short tlma only,
from 7 p. m. until 10 p. m, over
H egg's store.
SAYS ALLIES EXAGGERATE
LOSSES OE SUBMARINES
A MSTKIU >A M. July H Submarines
ire increasing in number ami quality.
According to Vice Admiral Von Ua
pelle in a debate in (In* German
reichstag. He said the allies had ex
iggerated the U-boat losses. i
WASHINGTON. July K The $1L\
iMiu.uuu.Mou army appropriation bill
was agreed tr> Saturday by both j
houses of congress, and it was imme
iliately sent to the President
INDEPENDENT ACTION BY
SEATE ON ADJOURNMENT
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WASHINGTON. July ft—The sen
ate on Saturday adopted a concurrent
resolution, by a majority of one vote,
to adjourn until August 12 The
house adjourned without action on
the resolution.
TO DUIED MONSTER SHIPS
AT BROOKLYN NAVY YARDS
WASHINGTON. July 8 Two of
the forty-thousand ton battleships au
thorized by congress will be con
structed at the Brooklyn navy yard
Secretary Daniels has approved the
building of the ways for that purpose
1IIIER EXCURSION DEATHS
MAY BE ABOVE HUNDRED
PKOIMA. 111. July 8 Sixty three
todies have been recovered from th**
Ueatner ('oiumbia. whi h capsized in
be Illinois river Friday night The
otal number of dead is now estimated
it from one hundred to one hundred
ind fifty
VEIN SULTAN‘PROCLAIMED
TO SUCCEED MOHAMMED V
AMSTFKbAM. July S Mohammed
Vi was proclaimed sultan of Turkey
it Constantinople on Friday lant The
funeral of Mohammed V had not yet.
aken place
JUST RECEIVED
A Large Shipment of
LIVE
CHICKENS
Excellent Fryers
FRESH EGGS
FOR SALE
JOE FRY
Phone 22
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Alaskan Grill
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ■■«=
Courtesy, Service and Strict attention
to business should result in
satisfaction to our
patrons
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GEORGE JAMES iTorricfor* FRANK DOUGLAS
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GOTTSCHALF 4 TERRELL, Proprietor* ,, g
"Th* Hou*e of Comfort.” |i
the best Equipped hotel in ^
ALASKA |
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’ Hot and Cold Water, Electric Hells, v ^
Electric Lights, Steam Heat, Suite« i
With Bath. |
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When Planning a Visit to
McCarthy stop at
Marshall’s
Rooms Large, Light
Sunny and Commodious