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HEARST PATHE NEWS
Third Installment Battle of Picardy
AMERICANS IN PICARDY
“The Broadway Sport”
Stuart Holmes in a ('oniedy Hole
Thrill ami Laugh
:< A Five-Act Dramatic Feature
SKIDDING HEARTS
Two-Reel Triangle Comedy—A Laugh in Every Poof
Don’t Miss This Special Eight-Reel Program
MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS
Show Begins at S p. m. Admission .'?()e and lOe
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HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL
AND PERSONAL INTEREST
The Camp Fire Girls will meet with
Mrs. George A. Harmon at 8 o'clock
tonight
William Canavan, who has been
employed at Kennecott for some time,
is on a visit to Cordova.
11. W Hawes and wife will move to
Orea, where the former will be watch
man at the cannery during the winter.
K. J. Nordberg, foreman for the
Moore Packing Company, is in town
and will take the next boat for the
States.
The Kennecott Copper Corporation
is building a number of new homes
for employes near the Kennecott
mines.
Mrs. K. i. Sweeney was a passen
ger on today's train for Kenneeott, to
join her husband, after a visit to the
States.
Mrs. Angus McLeod and son, who
have spent the past two weeks here,
returned to their home at Strelna this
morning.
A. Stone of Boston returned to
Cordova last night from a trip to Val
dez creek, where he is interested in
mining property
John Kellertinn came down from
McCarthy on yesterday's train and
will leave on the lirst boat for the
Outside to enlist.
Myer Blum left on this morning’s
train for Chitina and McCarthy, to
look after his firm's mercantile inter
ests at those places.
Mrs. Thomas (larritz, who arrived
on the last boat from the States, left
1 today for Kcnnecott to Join her hus
j band, who is employed on the rail
road.
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L (', Belter. I! ! Kerr and <\ S.
Bratton are among the Cordova jur
ors summoned for the next term ot
court, which meets at Valdez on
October 1.
Bart lex Howard. W I. Smith.
Charie- Cochran and C. r. Ranke are
mu:.: the ('nr(In\ aiis who ill go to
Valdez mi the next boat to serve a
jurors in the district court.
The emploxes of the Clark1 Hraham
and the Miereromhie I'.n-Vii.: com
patiie w linsi- plants have l.< n < !<>>• I
I«>I I he sea nil. « aim to to" n > « h i
day. and many nf them will leave for
lie States on the next boat.
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PRICE-FIXING COMMITTEE
MEETINGS M PUBLIC
At a meeting of the fair-price food
committee, held at the city hall last
night, a preliminary organization was
effected and plans outlined for the
work in hand. It was decided to meet
again on Wednesday, when the first
list of prices xxill likely be agreed
upon
Chairman J. V. Lvdick informs the
I'ailx 'rimes that these meetings are
j open to the public, and ail persons
xvho have information or suggestions
to make that xxill aid the committee
in its work are invited to attend and
present them. Also those who have
p grievance or who take exception to
i the priet s fixed will he given a hear
j ing The committee feels that xvith
! the data i* has gathered it xxill he in
!a position to satisfa torily explain
the reason for any action taken by it.
Co-operation is desired hv the com
mitter' from the community in its ar
1 duoiiH task, in order that it may be
| efficiently and satisfactorily per
formed.
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WITH THK AMKKICAN KOKCKS.
Sept L’-i Records show that Major
L’.ifberry. tin* famous American avia
tor who was killed recently after sev
, enteen aerial victories, has a record
that has yet is unequaled by any Airier
| lean.
Tim sp< rial committee appointed by
tin- Council ot National Defense, eon
at tin-- of M llrock. chairman; hr.
W. W. (’ouiieil. A. .1. Adams. ('ab b
| Cuj < a ml I " W II < 'ha si to mu
dm t t In- < imp: -II lor t In ale ol
| ' 'on: i h I Jhi-rt > l< ia n bonds met t hi
! afternoon and derided to district ilm
t> 'aii in .ini' r that a thorough can
vass ran be made and e\rr> person
hr given an opportunity to assist tin*
•.overnment in tin- prosecution ot the
war by making a salt- and good in
\ ostment.
Tim following named persons were
sele ted for this work, and tiny are
requested to inert on Thursday even
ing at K o'clock at the Northland Club
to receive application blanks and the
necessary instructions:
Mosquito Fleet (leorge K. Scott
and William Boswell.
Ocean Dock W F. Brown and A
Witt ig.
Thirteen-Acre Trad Fd Currier
and H V (liles.
Blocks I and A Nathanael (ireene
and Mrs. Kate Kolfe
Block L’ Mrs. c I’ Miehelson, Mrs.
Horac e Leach and Miss Madaline An
derson.
Block J .1. L. (lalen, William Tail
abe and I). '1' I’hillips.
Block 1 (Jus Co/.okas and Kd An
del son
Ball Bark and Mill C J. Food::,!
and Mrs. Mabel Smith
Railroad Hc.w Mr- Caleb (’.mcr
and Mrs. J. Y Lydiel;.
Kailroad Shops and Yards C c
Keenan and Calvin Hazelet.
Oldtown c. c. Nichols, Joseph
Beeves and H I. Call.
Block »*• Dan C.reenig, K. H Foster
and Robert Cottsehalk
Block 7. south half Kenny Holden
and Chester Davis.
Block 7. north half C M. Rosswog
and Walter (Jaffney
Block s Fred Hnef and Sam
1 ledges.
Fast of Second street and north of
C avenue- Mrs. F. L. Harwood and
Mrs. C \. Harmon
rmsi (ii acconu street, oetween it
and V avenues Mrs. \V I,. Fursman.
Mrs. G A. MoBser and Mrs. It T
Phillips.
South of B street and east of Sec
ond Mrs. Bartley Howard, Hev. A.
G Shrlver and Link Wain.
Train and Knginemen—Frank
Townsend and R .1 lie Leo.
Canoe Pass- Mr. Vincent.
Ohm Cannery (Jus Ohm.
Clarke Graham M. Finkelstein.
Pinnacle Risk Harry Thisted
Radio H A. Crowell.
Along Railroad I'. Tammany, chair
man. and the following section fore
men Mih' 30. Kil Barnett; Mile 52,;
C. F. Brainerd; Mile 8b, Frank Berg;
Mile 78. O, K .lones.
Above Mile 8b The organizations'
at Chitina. McCarthy and Strelna will ■
look after the section camps.
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The First Bank of Cordova is in
receipt of the following telegram
from Governor Lynch of the Twelfth
Federal Reserve Bank of San Fran-1
cisco, in reference to the Fourth Lib-!
erty loan campaign:
“The treasury department advises
that your supply of subscribers' but
tons and volunteer workers' stream
ers has already been shipped to you
direct for your city, but can not get
treasury circulars describing Fourth
loan to you in time for campaign. Fol
lowing are the particulars so far re
(elved here, for government official
application blank, which you are au
thorized to print locally at our ex
pense, the same size and form used
in Third campaign.
"The Fourth campaign opens
September 28 and closes October lb.
Bonds bear 4' , per cent interest from
o iober 21. which is the last date you
can tile applications with Federal Re
serve Bank here by wire Payment
in full without rebate of interest may
be made by application or install
ments of 10 per cent with applica
tion. Twenty per cent each Nov. 21,
Dec lb, Jan. id, and 30 per cent Jan.
ltd Denominations same as Third
lean. Interest payable April 15 and
October 15 of each year. All treas
ury certificates of indebtedness, ex
cept 4 per cent series of Aug. 20. Will
wire you day or two maturity, date,
amount of loan and other particulars"
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STRICT ORDER AGAINST
UNNATURALIZED WOMEN
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—The at
torney general announced today that
unnaturalized German women can not
enter or live within half a mile of
camps or other prohibited military in
stitutions after October 5. Marshals
may. however. Issue special permits
In specified instances.
JIT REST UNDER
NKW YORK. Sept. 1M. The funeral
of Cardinal John M. Parley, arch
bishop of New York, was held today,
and the body was buried beneath the
altar of St. Patrick s church.
The pontifical requiem mass was
celebrated by the Most Rev John Bon
zano. apostolic delegate to the Knifed
States, and the final tribute was paid
In a sermon by Bishop Thomas .1
Hickey.
Cardinals Ribbon of Baltimore,
O’Connell of Boston and Begin ot
Quebec were at the altar, together
with forty archbishops and bishops
and hundreds of priests
President Wilson sent a message
expressing tin* nation's loss in the
death of the cardinal Rovernor Whit
man and Mayor Hylan were present
at the ceremonies.
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ALASKA STOCKS
NKW YORK, Sept. 24.—Alaska
Rold. 3*4; Alaska Juneau. 1 \.
BROTHER OF CORDOVAN
GIVES UP LIFE FOR CAUSE
The sad news of the death of a
brother in France has been received
by Mrs Margaret Astrup and Mrs.
P. W. Ia*e. His name was Paul Soren
son. and he was about 25 years of
at;e. who enlisted with the Srotch
Canndians After a year's service in
the trenches he was killed in action
September 2. The sympathy of the
community is extended to tin be
rcaved sisters, who lost a loving and
devoted brother in tin- service ot the
allied cause
PRESET WILSON VOTES
AT PRINCETON PRIMARIES
IMUNCKTON, N J.. Sept 24 —
President Wilson arrived her* today
to vote at the New Jersey primaries.
He was greeted at the station by a
larpe crowd.
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FISH QUOTATIONS
SFATTLK. Sept. 24. Fish quota
tions at noon today were as follows:
Halibut, sablelish. Sc; lin^
and red cod. T’-c
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I Looking Straight at the
Clothes
Question
How much shall I pay
iji; this fall to get the right
quality and the right style
in my clothes?
The man who looks at
this question STRAIGHT
sees a mid-road between
extravagance and thrift.
He looks straight at
Styleplus Clothes.
They have the right
style.
They give the desired
wear.
£ They always sell at a
moderate price.
Styleplus Clothes are
made on the big volume
plan, in only a few differ
ent grades. This reduces
costs to the minimum and
always produces style and
wearing qualities unique
at the prices.
Each grade is the same
price the nation over.
See the new fall styles
at the Styleplus Store.
1 The Blum, O’Neill Co. 1
Hardware Phone 48 Grocery Phone 6
sj $
V. V.
% £
Just
s Arrived
i a
A Large -Shipment of |
ALDERS CELEBRATED |
"COLLEGIAN" SUITS |
for Fall and Winter. |
Come in and Select your |
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KENREIGN RAIN COAT |
HIPRESS BOOTS 1
KNOX and HARDEMAN |
HATS |
IFINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO1
“THE STORE THAT SATISFIES”
Phones: Grocery 21, Office 74 £
AIR IS
CHEAPER
THAN COAL
“IX L” HEATERS burn
less coal and more air than
other heaters.
“I X Ls“ are the original
Hot Blasts.
Buy your “I X L’ 'before
the cold days begin.
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Yours truly,
CORDOVA’S
STOVEMAN
AGENT.
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Northwestern Hardware Co.
The Only Exclusive Hardware Store in Cordova