EACH GRAB
Our Show Window is now piled with bundles of every shape and
. size.
We have started a Grab Sale, and the grabs are 50 each; the articles
| in these bundles range in value from 50c to $7.50, and include a num
| ber of packages containing Silver Dollars; there are no blanks; the
least you can get back is your 50c worth.
Some of the Items Are:
Silver Dollars Eastman Cameras
| Parker Fountain Pens Bottle Perfumes
Boxes Candy Boxes Stationery
Everready Flashlights * Books of Fiction
Razors ' Pocket Knives
Toilet Waters Trench Mirrors
Tooth Brushes Tooth Paste
Alarm Clocks Boxes Soap
Etc., etc.
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. Clothes That Fit
I Come in and let me make your next suit. I will make it for you right
here in town, in my own shop. I will give you two real fittings, and
you will get a suit of colthes that fits you. Over one hundred suits
patterns of best quality arrived. Please call and inspect while stock
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|i appreciated gifts |
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POPULAR PRICES
Hotel Atwood1
Corner First Avenue and Pine Street
Seattle, Wash.
J, A. FARNHAM 3nd £• *TAYL.ORpi Proprietors.
Headquarters for Alaskans
Ted Taylor, formerly chief steward S. S. Alaska.
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MUCH ACTIVITY
AT INTERIOR
(From McCarthy News)
Great activity for next season is in
dicated at all the mining camps now
and preparations are being made to re
ceive freight and to start the dead
work.
Mr. McAllister, who is in charge oi
the Andrus winter camp at Chititu
was in town this week. He has re
ceived telegraphic instructions from
Mr. Carvey, who is in New York at
present.
Twenty tons of freight for Dan creek
has arrived at the depot and will be
hauled by J. H. Murie.
Joe McClellan left last week for
Chisana. He will stake the trail over
the Rohen glacier and freight into the
Interior camp with dog teams from
f Che summit. Gwin &, Wakefield are
hauling freight to the glacier.
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Con Miller and Oscar Bachman left
this week for the head of the Chitina
on a prospecting trip, and will haul
their supplies in with dog teams. Mr.
Miller has some promising copper
properties at the head of the Chitina,
but is confident of finding placer gold
there also, and that is the object of
their trip.
Encho Toromanoff left this morning
for White creek, in the Nizina district,
where he has some valuable placer
property. He will ascertain the con
dition of the trail, etc., with a viewr to
sending in his season’s outfit next
nionth.
r W. E. Trim has accepted a position
- at the Jumbo mine. Mrs. Trim and
family arrived here today from Van
couver, B. C., and will occupy the
Lewis bungalow. Mrs. Trim spent
eighteen months Outside, and is very
glad to return North.
John Bence spent Thursday in town
visiting old friends, returning to Ken
necott that evening.
Charles Ray, who was struck by a
lopse rock in the Bonanza mine last
week, is mending nicely at the Kenne
cott hospital.
, George Walker, the census man, has
arrived in town, and is now busy div
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ing into our past, present and future
histories. His district extends from
Chitina to Chisana.
NOME SHIPPING OUT
REINDEER CARCASSES
D. C. Crowley of Nome, who was in
Cordova yesterday on his way to the
States, is one of the directors of the
Lomen Reindeer Company. The com- ,
' pany has about 18,000 reindeer, find
is shipping to Outside markets. The
company expects to ship out about ‘
two thousand carcasses this summer. ;
The natives along the coast are raising '
reindeer as their principal industry,
according to observations made by Mr. •
Crowley. The Lomen company plans £
to erect four cold storage plants in
the vicinity of Nome, and Mr. Crowley ;
is going Outside in connection with .
the purchase of material and acces- «i
sories, and also to buy for his gen
eral merchandise store. He reports
that the Pioneer Mining Company,
which operates hydraulic plants in
the Nome region, produced three
quarters of a million dollars last year.
Mr. Crowley will visit Seattle, San
Francisco and New York before re
turning to Nome on the first boat,
which leaves Seattle about June 1.
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THE WINNING OF BEATRICE
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A story of a modern society bud, and how one man attemepted to
get the money. But Beatrice had a will and a way of her own. ^
and proceeded to use them.
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“Mary’s Merry Mix-Up”—Comedy
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WEDNESDAY I
CHARLES RAY/*,Hi? Own. HomeTowrw '
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Manhattan Hotel
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Baths. ■$
OPPOSITE CORDOVA GRILL, CORDOVA, ALASKA.
PHONE 99 j
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MANUFACTURERS, J( S AND REBUILDERS GENERAL MACHINERY •'
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Harmon machinery Company,
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