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BURTON HOLMES’ TRAVELS
In Ecuador
A Remarkable Photoplay for Everybody
The Clever Star
VALLI-VALLI
In Five-Act Drama
“The High Road
Exciting from Start to Finish. An actual tiro scene taken
during the big shirt-waist fire in New York where so many
lives were lost.
Finish With a Comedy
MRS. NINA NICHOLAS AT THE PIANO
ADMISSION 30c * CHILDREN 10c
GERMAN BOMBS FOUND
IN NORWEGIAN CITIES
CHRISTIANIA, Feb. 22 —Fresh dis
coveries of bombs of German origin
have been found in Norway. A large
store of bombs intended to blow up
ships carrying iron ore to England
was uncovered a few days ago at
Kirkenes, a seaport. Nine large bombs
and a number of smaller engines of
destruction were located at Findelip,
in a room formerly occupied by al
leged accomplices of Baron Reuten
feis, whose operations were exten
sively aired several months ago.
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For sale at a bargain, Walker’s Inn
at Alaganic. For terms apply to Cor
dova Abstract & Realty Co., Adams
Building.
Use less wheat and meat. Buy local
foods. Serve just enough. Use what
is left
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Home cooked dinner at Hegg's hall
on Friday for four bits.
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Jitney dance at Eagle hall on Friday
evening.
FISHERMAN!
I buy any amount of fish of
commercial value, shark liver
and cod liver delivered at my
station at Sheep Point or Ocean
Dock.
GUS OHM
LOCAL DOINGS
Glenn Carrington, a well known
traveling man, is spending a few days:
in town.
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A. Marcus, of Seattle, representing
the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company,|
is calling on the local trade.
There promises to be a large turn !
out at the jitney dance at Eagle hall
tonight. If you want to have a good |
time be there.
This being Washington’s birthday
both local banks were closed The
postoffice and cable office observed
the usual holiday hours.
V. P. Nichols and family have moved
into the Lambert home, as Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. Lambert will leave on the
next boat on an extended trip to the
states.
A large number of people took ad
vantage of the opportunity to enjoy
the home-cooked meal served at
Hegg’s hall by Red Cross workers. It
is still being served.
Mrs. Mill and Miss Kathryn Will
ians came over from Valdez on a
I launch this afternoon and will remain
here until Monday, as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Harmon.
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Charles Matthews returned on yes
terday’s boat from a four months' trip
to the states.
Jeff Devinny, Russ Herman and Joe
McClarin wefe among the passengers |
who arrived in Cordova this afternoon j
on the launch Mary Lee.
Jos. Doran, Jack Allman and E. M. |
Coleman reached town this afternoon 1
from Fairbanks on their way to the 3
states to enlist in the service of Uncle g
Sam.
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Have you left your contribution at i
the Bank of Alaska or the First Bank \
of Cordova for the Y. M. C. A. fund? 1
It will help make the camp and |
trench life more homelike. The boys |
will appreciate it too.
Mrs. Wheeler, of Valdez, is spending |
a few days with Cordova friends.
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C. M. Monohon, of Dead wood, came E
to Cordova on this afternoon's train, j
en route to the states.
Mrs. E. McCandless, of Fairbanks, |
was a passenger on this afternoon's J
train.
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Dan Vandevord was a returning =
passenger from the states to Cordova 8
yesterday.
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Tickets are rapidly being sold for 1
the musicale to be given at the Em- §
press theater on Tuesday evening un- §j
der the auspices of the Episcopal |
Guild Auxiliary for the Red Cross. An I
exceptionally entertaining program J
has been prepared and a rare treat is |
in store for all who attend.
Henry A. Slater received letters yes- g
terday from two of our former towns- g
men, who are now enlisted in Uncle^l
Sam's service. One was from Har-ji
old Chadwick, enclosing his photo- |
graph in uniform. He is a member i
of the 82nd Field Artillery and is now| -g
on his way to Fort Bliss, Texas. Don |
S. Neeley, who is a sergeant of Co. A., |
23rd Engineer^, writes that he is [
“Somewhere in France.” 1
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Superintendent McConaghy plans on
making extensive improvements at the
Pioneer Packing Company’s plant be
fore that industry begins its season’s
work. An electric conveyor will be
built to handle the clams from the
boat to the cannery, where conveyors
and a can reformer will also be in
stalled. The fleet of boats is to be
repaired and when everything is in
readiness to start up 160 men and
girls will be given employment.
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The Chitina Red Cross will give on
the night of February 23 a reproduc
tion of the good old dance hall times
of ’98, and from all indications it is
going to be a grand success. All the
people from Strelna and along the
Fairbanks trail as well as all the ladies
from the camps along the railroad will
be there to attend. All the old time
games will be played, plenty of dances
and drinks to everyone for the price of
a small ten dollar bill.
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