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Trappers, hunters and woodsmet
will lie greatly interested to learn tha
an official has stated that lynx be
come so exhausted and wearied In sof
snow that they may be killed with
club. Fur trappers should dlscar
their snares and traps and adopt thl
simple method because it Is both eas
and Inexpensive.—Nome Nugget.
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The Alaska engineering commlssior
through its Seattle office, is askin
for bids on motion picture camera
to be used In making pictures of cor
struetion work on the government rai
road, and also the discharging and ai
semlillng of cargoes and operation:
When the pictures nre completed the
• w ill be sohwn In the eastern states.
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WANTED — Bids for thirty telephone
poles — 40 feet long, straight and
free from knots and rot; tops not
larger than eight Inches In diameter
’ or smaller than six inches In dl
’ ameter; butt not larger than sixteen
inches in diameter, nor smaller than
twelve inches in diameter. To be
delivered before June 1, on the
beach near the railroad crossing at
approach to ocean dock. Cordova
Power Company. 8-.1t
■ LOST — One gold watch and chain
with locket for charm—also pocket
knife attached. Finder kindly return
to Times office and receive reward.
John Eskoler.
WANTED — A good, strong girl for
waitress, dishwasher and house
maid In country hotel. Apply Times
office.
WANTED—Woman for housework;
short hours. Phone 89.
WANTED — Girl for general house
work. Apply to Osborne's Jewelry
store.
WANTED — A girl for general house
work. Apply at Times office.
FOR SALE—Two lots on Second St.,
next to Charles Game's tailor shop;
50x100 feet, l’rlre $2,500. Apply Na
thanael Greene.
FOR RENT—One furnished room in
private family home; very reason
able rent. Apply at Times office.
FOR RENT — Three nice rooms, for
light housekeeping. Apply J. K.
Smart.
WANTED—Woman helper in camp
kitchen. Wages $60, board and lodg
ing. Apply Blum, O'Neill Co.
FOR SALE—Good dory. Enquire of
Pete Clausen, Adams Bldg. 9-3t
FOR SALE — House and lot in Cor
dova; cheap for cash; or on terms.
Near depot. Address Box 1288, An
chorage, Alaska.
LOST—Bunch of keys. Please return
to Clayson's store.
WANTED—Every resident of Cordova
and the Copper Hlver valley to sub
scribe for the Dally Times By so
doing you will keep posted on the
war and help support a local insti
tution.
|TWO STEAMERS
(By Associated i’ress)
SEATTLE, May 12. — When the
cable was down the wireless refused
to accept the passenger lists. The
Admiral Evans sailed last night, with
the following people for Cordova:
Mrs. A. Pinkus, Joe Stewart, W. A.
Jewell. Harry Redder, John Gillette,
H. Rose, K. lioart and Peter Geer.
The Alameda sailed Thursday with
4*1 for Cordova as follows: L. Eddy
and wife. E. I. Clarke, wife and baby,
l)r. Culver, J. Lewis, J. Pomeroy, Vera
Kulmley, Mrs. Ed Ruy Meles, Gilbert
I. Young and wife. Miss Larsen, Mrs.
Larsen. Mrs. Larsen, Frank Lorovlch,
John Lorovlch, I). Marinzuhch, Frank
Ruconich, John Solotoh, D. Sokalick,
O. Robinson, H. Couture, Daisy War
dle, Elmer McDonald, It. Norton and
22 steerage.
A patriotic resident of Anchorage
recently offered his services to the
government through Governor Strong
in case of need to command or pilot
a submarine chaser on the waters of
the Pacific between the Columbia riv
er and Cook inlet. Unfortunately the
patriot forgot to sign his name to the
letter making the offer.
Advices received at Fairbanks a few
days ago state that the Overland road
house, fifty miles south of Fairbanks,
on the government wagon road, was
totally destroyed by fire. The build
ing and contents are a total loss. The
place was operated by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Burgess, and has enjoyed a
large patronage.
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Charles D. Price, brother of Repre
sentative Thomas Price, is suffering
from a sprained angle, sustained while
getting his household goods out of
his house which was threatened by
the cave-in at the Treadwell mine. Mr.
Price has lost his home as a result
of the disaster.
A MATTER OF DRESS.
Each year the girlie’s gowns are
growing bolder,
Girls are wearing less as they grow
older,
Each winter feels a trifle colder—
Where will it end?
They get a little worst with each
creation.
Cause a little more of a sensation,
Leave a little less to the Imagination.
What will they take off next?
Next year the blind will have an aw
ful season.
Styles are even going to be more
teasin';
Lord help the men to keep Ihelr rea
son—
Girls, please have a heart!
Abroad the wealthy are no longer go
ing—
“See America" first, the idea’s grow
ing;
Lots of scenery here since the girls
are showing
More and more each year.
Hut they haven't got anything on Eve.,
For she set an awful pace;
All she wore was a cute little smile,
And she wore than on her face (be
tween two little dimples).
Fashions today are driving men in
sane,
Hut the clothes Eve wore made Adam
raise Cain;
So they haven't got anything on Eve.
For she had nothing bar«->C
—Concrete Herald.
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N. Patton and Ed. Moore, two old
time placer miners, are here on their
way to Marshall, where tin) have
good property holdings.
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George E. Baldwin returned from
the interior on yesterday's train and
suffering from u severe cold, went to
the hospital, where he is receiving
treatment.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
St. George's Mission, Red Dragon
Club House. Fifth Sunday (Rogation)
after Faster. Special day of Inter
cession for God's blessing on the
fruits of the earth. Matins and Holy
Communion at 11 a. m.; Sunday school
at 12 m.; evensong at 4 p. m. Ascen
sion Day, Thursday. May 17, matins
and Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mothers' day service, 11 a. m.; Sun
day school. 12 m.; lecture, illustrated.
8 p. m., "The High Cost of Low Liv
ing.”
At the mothers' day service In the
morning we shall pass out to each
mother and friend a souvenir card of
poems and a mother's magazine. All
the mothers in the city are cordially
invited to this service.
A special VV. C. T. IT. meeting will
he held at the church Sunday after
noon at 8 o’clock, and to this all the
ladies of the city are invited.
The public is most cordially invited
to hear Mrs. Cornelia T. Hatcher de
liver a stereopticon lecture at the
church on Sunday evening. She is an
able journalist and lecturer. A treat
is in store for all who may come.
A. G. SHRIVFR, Castor.
The Fairbanks Commercial (Tub is
working on a plant to have the game
laws so rhanged as to make the open
season for game birds commence on
August 1 Instead of September 1, as
at present, and to have the big game
season open September 1 instead of
August 1 and close January in Instead
of December 10.
Alexander, one of the pet deer kept [
at Mayflower is'and. at Douglas, died !
recently, the prescribed area of his do- !
main evidently not agreeing with him. ]
His mate Is disconsolate over his loss. |
The cage of the two bears also kept i
there became flooded with oil when j
the tank at the Treadwell collapsed
during the recent cavein. but so far
have exhibited no bad effects.
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Dance at Hegg's hall tonight. Good 1
music and an enjoyable time for all.
CITY LAUNDRY
PHONE 127.
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Second St., opposite IVxitoffice.
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a Call.
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FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDENT
Insure your property against Tire In
reliuble Insurance Companies.
We represent the Niagara. London.
Phoenix, Hnrtford, Northern, Olobe
and Rutgers, and others; all strong
Board Companies.
We also represent the Marylam
Casualty Company, and Issue Fidelity
and Surety Bonds.
Northwestern Realty & Trust Co.
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W. E. TERRILL
FREIGHTER
Baggage and Freight Taken
over the Trail to Fairbanks.
TEAMS LEAVE CHITINA
FEBRUARY 5
MARCH 15
Baggage can be left at the
Chitlna Hotel, Chitlna, or Alas
kan Hotel, Cordova.
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REIGNSKIN
FINEST WHITE SHOE CLOTH IN
THE WORLD.
CAN BE COLORED TO MATCH
DRESSES AND HOSIERY BY MEANS
OF COMMON DYES THAT ARE SOLD
BY ALL DRUG STORES.
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SPORT COATS
IN SILK, ALL COLORS. SOMETHING
NEW, CLASSY. THE MOST INTER
ESTING LINE WE HAVE EVER
SHOWN FOR THE SPRING AND
SUMMER SEASONS.
| Will Clayson
Trade Mark
Still
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Is’nt it a relief to find that goods
you want have not advanced
in price? Such cases are rare—
but the price of
Styleplus «i7
Clothes
“The same price the nation over*
still remains the same, the one suit in
America that is nationally known to
have their same old price distinction.
Back of this price the makers stand with a strong
guarantee of style, all wool quality, wear, fit,
perfect satisfaction.
Foresight in buying, double volume sales, con
centration on the one price idea, reduced costs
in manufacture — tell the story “Still $17.”
We are the only Styleplus Store. Wc can save
you money, t
The Blum O’Neill Co.
Empress Theatre
“THE LITTLE PURITAN”
Comedy.
“HAM, BUD AND THE HERMIT’S DAUGHTER'
Comedy.
“THE FINAL VERDICT”
Two Act Feature Drama, With a Good l’lot.
“THE WRONG MAN”
Comedy.
“A FOOZLE OLD TEA PARTY”—Pathe Comedy
AN INTERESTING METRO PROGRAM SUNDAY
Mine. Petrova, Five Exquisite Acts,
| “THE SCARLET WOMAN”
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We have an army of satisfied custom- L' .1
ers continually BOOSTING for this Pimento I
store. »
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We have belter assortments - newer Clarks’ Green Chili j
goods, and more of them than you V* J
USUnlly ,ind’ Tie Kind that is NOT lye-Pnltd Mal-aren’s Imperial
" Imported Camembert
We have an advanced store service ' y These are the Cream Brick
that anticipates your wants and serves 'u* /~> I‘ V ’
you always with the one idea in mind, / '-'3111017113 1’ITlltS t/Oll
of satisfying you absolutely. should SCrVe in your Meats |
We use the Burroughs Posting Ma home. Q£ —c j* Kenton's Special Bologne
rhin» And Nan—- - r,cy.3<Crs, ity, tree ripened; deli
: mak‘"fl ou: syste"’ /“T"*1"9 aS ciousorchard flavor; they Minced Lunche°" L°a'
nearly perfect as is possible. ’ j ,
(:: satisfy the most exacting M™
No matter what your needs are, we taste Boiled Ham
have it or will get it for you. You'll * Pickled Pigs Feet
:: find here a bi"er value f0r the same Tru them. Canned Chicken
money or an equal value for less ♦
money than anywhere else. . .. _ Tamales J
% Look for this 1 fade Mark. ^
We advertise to get new customers. jj f"^QnH\/
Our satisfying store service holds OCll lUy
each customer once they try us. r, f
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111 We tell and tecomnu-nJ them by the LOTUS CANDY
SHOP, reputed to be the best J I
candy made in the City of
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Grocery Phone 21. Office 74.
FINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO i
I GENERAL MERCHANDISE j
“THE STORE THAT SATISFIES” j
■C ...... LARGEST RUBBER COMPANY IN THE WORLD! i| ~L1
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