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FATTY ARBUCKLE
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• PAtfAttOUNTABRUCKLE COMEW
“JIM BLUDSO”—Five-Reel Drama
TRAVELOGUE—One-Reel Scenic
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS
8 P. M. One Show Only
Admission 30c Children 10c
FRENCH LANGUAGE
IN HIGH SCHOOLS
German No Longer Has Preference, Is
Message Given to French Min
ister from University
Due to the State Council of Defense,
high schools in Washington are no
longer making German of primary im
portance as a language. If only one
foreign language can he taught it
will he French. This fact and the ex
pectation of the University of Wash
inton to sometime have its own cam
pus statue of the Marquis de Lafay
ette were messages to the French peo
ple entrusted to Maurice Casenave,
minister plenipotentiary of the French
diplomatic service, when he apoke at
the university last week. Dr Henry
Suzzallo, president, and chairman of
the State Council of Defense, made the
statement.
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A train left for Chillna today.
FISH QUOTATIONS
KETCHIKAN, July 20.—Yesterday's
prices for tish were: Halibut, tlrsts,
12%c; seconds. 10%c; sable, 4c; red
rock, 2c
SEATTLE, July 20. — Prices for fish
at noon today were as follows: Hali
but, 14%c; sablefish, S'Oc; linp and
red cod, 2c.
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A new stock of 25*5 and 20-caliber
Newton rifles for your inspection at
the Northwestern Hardware Co.
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Your eyes fitted Compound and
sstlRmatlc lenses replaced. 3e« Os
borne
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL
AND PERSONAL INTEREST
Mrs, George K. Walker has been
boused lor several days with «
sprained ankle,
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Judge I'. 1! Barnes, former l ulled
Stales commissioner at McCarthy,
died at the Kenneeott hospital after
a lingering illness.
Victor Kwanherg, bookkeeper for
the ohm Pish and Backing Company,
came in front the plant to spend Sun
day here.
John" Muller, assistant cashier of
the First Bank of Cordova, left on
the Waif today for Kalalla on a short
business trip
The steamship Admiral Schley is to
be placed on this run. and will leave
Seattle August on its first trip, and
after that alternate with the Admiral
Karra gut.
Our former townsman, M C.
Thompson, is now running the Apollo
theater, in San Francisco, and he has
sent a number of his Cordova friends
complimentary tickets of admission.
There will be a meeting of the
board of directors, American lied
Cross, at Dr. W. H. Chase's office on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, to ar
range for winter quarters for Cordova
Chapter.
The launch Kolfe left today with a
party of Cordovans for Fort I.iscum.
where they will remain over Sunday.
Among them were: Mrs C. K. Rich
mond. Mrs Jackson. Miss Julia Stein
metz. Miss Norgren. Miss Anderson
and Misses Frances and Ethel Frai
sure.
Everyone who saw SessUe Hava
kavva In "The Cheat" will want to see
him again, lie plays tomorrow night
at the Empress, with his dainty little
Japanese wife, in "Alien Souls." A
llearst Bathe News and a (lever car
toon comedy complete an unusually
strong program for Sunday night
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
St George's Mission, Red Dragon
Club House Kighth Sunday after
Trinity Matins and holy communion
at 11 a. tn.; church school at 12 m.;
evensong at 4 p m Special prayers
ol thanksgiving on late advances of
allied armies July 2f», St James,
apostle Matins and holy ocmmunion
at S a m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The pastor. Rev. A (I Shriver. he
ing on a visit to the missions of the
Copper river valley, there will he no
church services at the Presbyterian
church on Sunda> Sunday school
will convene as usual at noon, with
Superintendent J. A. Coins in charge
All persons, youn or old, are cordially
invited to attend this one service.
where they will timl goo6 music, good
fellowship and an Interesting Bible
study.
EXTENDED ORDER DRILL
BI THE HOME GUARDS
The Cordova Home (Juards last
night drilled in extended order Skir
mish lines were formed by individual
squads and later by tin whole com
pany It was the tirst time that the
boys had deployed on a skirmish line
as a company, and the showing made
was good for the lirst time Close or
der drill was also indulged in. Ilefore
dismissal it was announced that Cor
poral Van Vechten had been pro
moled to sergeant and Private It. J.
I ie l.eo had been promoted to cor
poral Tlie latter was assigned to
ill** tirst squad After dismissal drill
was given to the non commissioned oi
ticers at Cagles* hall
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
WANTED AT ONCE—Men and
women to work in salmon and her
ring Mattery: $4 per day and board;
location la miles from Cordova.
Apply at Blum, O'Neill Co office.
Ohm Kish and I'at king Co.
FOR SALE—30 foot launch with 10
foot beam: raised deck and cabin;
all eiinipmcnt except engine, price
$700 00: including engine. Monarch
in If, h p.; win sell for $ 1 ..'ion.on.
Write C. W Cook. Tutitiek Village,
near Kllamar ut-16
FOR SALE—Family launch, At con
dition; lifeboat regulation; tully
equipped; bargain I’hoite l4L7r.
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AT LIBERTY — Experienced book
ko' pe: ami ■ nogiaphor. Will ac
cept posi mii in or out of town
\ildla - ' Ij The ’I am - 14 tit
FOR RENT—Two-room cabin. Aopiy
Mecca rooming house. Photo 173.
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WANTED AT ONCE—Gas engineer.
ohm Fish A Packing Compart) Ap
ply Blnui-O Neill Co
WANTED—Men on road work. $4
per day ami board. V; plv United
St les Comn:oner. tf
WOMEN wanting work from b to 10
p in., apply • ' the Lighthouse Can
ning Comp.in) 17 tf
WANTED—Women and men for can
nery work. Apply to George Dooley.
WANTED—At once, salmon splitters
and sailers. Apply Times office
WANTED—Men and women workers.
Apply Carlisle Packing Company.
WANTED—Man to fill position of
janitor. Apply Dr. Council. tf
FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine.
Phone 200. 9tf
WANTED—Electricain to overhaul
electric Iron. Modern Laundry. 10t£
FOR RENT—Furnished flat. Apply
Kenny Holden. 19-tf
FOR SALE—Three-roomed furnished
cottage. Call Northern Laundry, tf
FURNITURE FOR SALE—Phone
216 3r 20-tf
FOR SALE—A piano and an electric
washing machine. Phone 218. 20-3
FOR SALE—Complete outfit of furni
ture for housekeeping. J. 11 Kelly.
FOR RENT—Furnished cabin. Apply
John Gamble. 20-tf
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