Useful
Xmas
We find that It Is becoming more and more the custom for people
i to make gifts of items that are really appreciated. For that reason
we are displaying an ungslally large stock of the following useful
Christmas Gifts:
EASTMAN KODAKS
PARKER FOUNTAIN PEN8
BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS
PYRALIN IVORY
LIGGETT’S CANDIES
SYMPHONY LAWN PAPETRIE8
Doll Contest
Remember that we also give Votes in the Doll Contest on all Xmas
Goods, so buy your gifts here and make some little girl happy by giv
ing her these votes.
Cordova Drug Co.
The Store
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| WILL CLAYSON I
CITY BAKERY LUNCH ROOM
Special Carefully-Prepared Lunch served from 11:30 a. m. Our Fine
French Rolls with every meal
Big Variety of Pastries and Cakes, Always Fresh
Sanitary Machinery of Latest Model. Patent Brick Oven. Best Ma
terials used by Expert Workmen, producing our Famous Cream Loaf
Best Coffee in Town
French Bread Rye Bread
TIMES ADS FOR SURE RESULTS
BATCH OF NEWS ITEMS
FROM INTERIOR CAMP
(Prom McCarthy News)
John Kellerman, Bon McDavitt and
Walter Danielson, Kennecott mill ex
perts, severed their connection with
the company and left on Thursday’s
train for the Outside. Danielson will
spend a few weeks at the springs en
route? He will go into the Kusko
kwim country next spring and develop
his valuable holdings on a big scale.
The dancing class which has been
started by Mrs. A. H. McGill and Mrs.
C. V. Goettele, with J. Morres as busi
ness manager. Is supplying a long-felt
want in the camp, and maany of the
boys are availing themselves of the
opportunity to be instructed in the
poetry of motion. Among the most
promising pupils are: Messrs. Con
Miller, H. Olsen, Jack Howard,
George Huston, Henry Edler, Ben
Centino, Vernon Anderson and K.
Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hunting
ton were visitors at the last class.
“The best Thanksgiving we ever
had” was the unanimous verdict in
our city. W. M. Goodwin entertained |
the younger population with a sleigh
ride in the forenoon. His guests \
were: Margaret and Jean Woodin,'
Elizabeth Murie, Laura May and Billy I
Fry, Dean O’Neill, Marion, Verna and 1
Frank Wills, Catherine and Margaret,
Cole and Frank Johnson. At dinner
Mrs. O’Neill had as guests Mrs. Refior
and J. P. Hubriek. "frie Jack Lauries
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Eric
son and Mildred, Mr. Widing and
their nephews, Leo and William.
Messrs. W. H. Longley and Gus Carl
son were guests of the Barretts. At
the Woodins’ extra covers were laid
for Gus Johnson and Warren Nelson.
The dance In the evening was a tre
mendous success, music, floor and
lighting being of the best. A home
cooked lunch was served by the la
dies. About fifty Kennecott guests
were present. The heavy snow pre
vented the automobiles from making
the last trip to Kennecott, so a four
horse team of Lubbe’s was provided
and a sleigh ride made "the end of a
perfect day.”
CORDOVA MAN IS SHY
A PAIR OF PAJAMAS
Chris Mickelson, one of the jolly
jurors from Cordova, is on a still hunt
for one pair of pajamas, missing since
one night last week when "Lizzie,”
the handsome dummy of the V. M.
company, wore them off. Chris
thought he had a big joke on A1 Doze
when the dummy was dressed up and
tenderly placed in the McCarthy man’s
bed, but as "Lizzie” was dressed in
Chris’s pajamas, and they have not
been returned, he thinks the joke is
now on him. A careful search has
failed to find the missing articles, and
as “Lizzie” can not talk, Chris is com
pelled to sleep in borrowed plumage.
—Valdez Miner.
An American named Sandy Bogan
went to Prince Rupert from Ketchi
kan some time ago, and immediately
disappeared. His boat is tied up at
Cow bay and is being taken care of
by the municipal authorities, and the
American consul at the Canadian port
is investigating the disappearance.
Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat
teries, all sizes. Blum-O’Neill Co. 3-tf
The Daily Times job plant is
well equipped for all classe of com
mercial printing.
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- f CHRISTMAS GIFTS |
BOUGHT OF
| PAUL BLOEDHORN |
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| ure and be a satisfaction to the g
giver
| You will find in our stock nation- |
g wide advertised articles such as
I | Community Silver
I g Rogers 1847
g Decorated Nipon Chinaware
! | White and Gold Dinnerware |
! | Sheffield Silver-plated Ware
j | The Hull Umbrella
j | Ever-Ready Pencils
Parker Fountain Pens
La Tausca Pearl Strings
Pyralin Ivory toilet articles g
Howard and Hamilton
| | Watches
j | Big Selection of Ladies’
Wrist Watches
| All Mail Orders from Copper River g
| Valley towns will be given our per- |
sonal and prompt attention
Phone 223
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TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
FORD EDUCATIONAL
The Graceful Actress
Mme.
Petrova
In the Six-Act Drama
“THE LIGHT
WITHIN”
A Play with Power, Plus Plot
The money-won mother in “The Light
Within” can save the life of either the husband
or that of the man she really loves. One must
I die!
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
“FATTY” in “MOONSHINE”
NORTHWESTERN
HARDWARE COMPANY
Send the Saturday Times to a Friend Outeide
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I CRANE SERVICE MINING EQUIPMENT PIPE AND FITTINGS MARINE SUPPLIES
MANUFACTURERS, JOBBERS AND REBIIPERS GENERAL MACHINERY
NOTICE.—We are now located in our new bulldog at the Ocean Dock
I Harmon machinery company, inc.
I CORDOVA. ALASKA