ORE ON SLEDS
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McCarthy, Dec. 11. — Nels Tjose
vlg has four bobsleds busy hauling
Mother Lode ore to the railroad and
makes a round trip each day, bringing
in about 6,000 pounds to the sled,
which begins shipments of hundreds
of tons of ore for the company this
winter. More snow is necessary to
justify heavier loads, which will be
increased as the trail permits.
Malcolm Brock, vice-president of the
First Bank of Cordova, was in town
between trains Thursday, and was
surprised at the growth of our town
since his last visit three years ago.
Mrs. Ed Turk was hoBtess at a card
party Tuesday afternoon at Kennecott
given in honor of Mrs. Smith, who is
visiting her son. Five hundred was
played and the serving of dainty re
freshments concluded a most enjoy
able afternoon.
I*. J. Bonner is in town from the
Erickson copper properties, and will
return to the mines in a few days
and arrange to haul ore to the rail
road this winter.
Win. Godfrey expects to go outside
on a few months’ vacation, for the
first time in two years.
John Barrett is spending the week
at the Green group mining claims, and
is doing some great development
work.
James Barclay started yesterday for
the head of the Chitina with two
horses, which he will leave there for
the winter.
Gus Anderson is nowT Installed as
proprietor of the Club Pool room, and
will be pleased to meet his sourdough
friends at the new stand.
Otto Lubbe has ordered a car of
outside lumber for the local trade.
Mrs. Barrett and Miss Case are
still contemplating that ski trip over
the glacier.
J. P. Finnegan is in town and will
go outside for medical aid.
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NOTICE.
I will conclude the examination of
the eyes of the school children short
ly and request that any others wish
‘ng an examination please call at once
or phone for an appointment. Consul
tation free.
ROBERT SIMPSON,
Windsor Hotel.
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All local and visiting Elks are re
quested to register their names with
Chas. M. Rosswog, at the postoffice
store.
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Wanted — A girl for general house
work at Chitina. Apply to Mrs. J. W.
Forrester, at Hospital.
LOCAL Ml!
ABOUT PEOPLE
An extra train left for Chitina th
morning.
The Alameda made the trip up
five days.
E. G. Roberts, of McCarthy, is a Cc
dova visitor.
The Loyola Club will entertain
a smoker tonight.
Let's all go to the Bon Ton orche
tra dance tonight.
O. E. Jones came in from Mile !
on yesterday's train.
William McFadden returned on tl
Alameda from a trip to the states.
Tonight the Fraternal Order >
Eagles will hold its election of ofi
cers.
Ted Troutman and wife, of Kenn
cott, came to Cordova on yesterday
train.
N. J. Smith will leave on the no
boat south on a trip to Chicago ar
New York.
Joe Miller returned on the Alamo*
from a trip outside, which he enjoy*
to the full.
A few ashes sprinkled on the sid
walk might be the means of savir
a broken limb or two.
James Brennan, who has been st
tioned at Tiekel for the past yet
and a half, Is in town.
Run up to the Eagle hall tonight b
tween the showers. The Bon Tqn o
chestra is going to play.
Ted Thisted was a returning pa
senger on today's steamer from a pie
S| sant trip to the states.
United States Marshal Brenneman
j was in town today on his return to
Valdez from a business trip outside.
Gust Bust, who recently sold his
pool room at McCarthy to Gus An
derson, was an arrivai in town on yes
terday's train.
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DIVER TO SALVAGE WRECK.
U. E. Stagger, the well known sub
marine diver, will make an attempt to
n salvage the wreck of the steamer Ra
mona, wrecked about five years ago
off Spanish island.
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HOTEL MAN QUITS BUSINESS.
Harry E. Cain, who for the past
,, four years has been in the hotel busi
ness at Juneau, and for some time past
has conducted the Cain hotel at that
s- place, has retired from business and
left recently for the states. S. Zynda,
owner of the building, is now In charge
[>, of the hotel.
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The latest creations in party and
ie afternoon gowns at Clay son’s.
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Will meet you at the Bon Ton dance
if tonight at Eagle hall,
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CHITINA RECORDING OFFICE
BE MOVED TO McCARTHY. !
On official order has been issued by
Judge Brown, transferring the office j
of the commissioner and recorder !
from Chitina to McCarthy, effective j
next month. In other words, Wm. j
O'Connor will move bag and baggage
from the railroad junction point to j
the outfitting camp a few miles up the j
line. Deputy Marshal Jos. Feaster j
will remain at Chitina, and Deputy
Marshal Milsap continue to hold down
his Job at McCarthy.
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HEAR YE, EAGLES
There will be an important meeting
of the Cordova Aerie, F. O. E., tonight
and all members are requested to at
tend, as the election of officers takes
place.
GEORGE DOOLEY, Secretary.
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Look whose here, all dolled up. The
Bon Ton orchestra, that’s the stuff.
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JUGGLERS ACCOUNTS IN TOILS.
Two men were recently arrested in
Anchorage for padding the govern
ment payroll to the extent of $36,
and are being held there to the next
grand jury.
CRACK SHOTS RECEIVE MEDALS.
Individual bronze medals for the
members of the Alaska rifle team
which competed at Jacksonville, Kla„
have arrived at Juneau from the war
department and will be distributed
to the members.
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TEACHING FOREIGNERS ENGLISH
Lena Morrow Lewis, the Socialist
candidate for delegate in the recent
election, will open a school at Auchor
itge to teach foreigners the English
language.
SUGGESTIONS
ST’GGET JEWELRY—Brooches, bracelets, 1 ca- pins, chains,
charms, link buttons, rings, scarfpins, n *• ' h cs, pins.
^ ATC/HES- -Ladies’ and Men’s, in Elgin, \\ althuui, Hamilton
and Howard. «
JEWELS—Lavaliers, Pearls and Diamonds.
Osborne Bros., Jewelery Store
Empress Theater
TONIGHT AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14.
Tlie Most Impressive and Greatest of Hi# Works of
CLYDE FITCH.
“THE CITY”
—Five Parts—
ALSO A “SCENIC" and “KOMICAL KARTOON KOMEDY"
ONE SHOW, STARTING 8 SHARP.
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1 A Hardware Gift—A Gift of Service
ANY OF THE ARTICLES NAMED BELOW WILL MAKE A SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT:
P0CKETKNIVES "casseroles
Present a man or boy with a Pine ash and hardwood, with Guernsey and Royal Rochester
Cataraugu. "Sure lidge" Pocket mounted in nickel containers of
Knife and you will please him. SILVERWARE handsome designs.
1 Our Silverware is the Rogers " —'
SKATES 1841 ELECTRICAL GOODS
We have the celebrated Con- Percolators, Toasters, Sad
roy and Barney & Berry’s GLASSWARE Irons, Chafing Dishes, Bake
Hockey. ,n new and eIeG«nt designs at vens, Electric Stand Lamps of
hardware prices,_ exceptionally fine design.
Northwestern Hardware Co.
fetutfo rwffhristmaft
AT THE STORE OFALL -THE
YEAR -ROUND VALUE! E2HJ
^on i11 1 o Find A n^AcccpCihlc (i j f i I Lie
FURNITURE, CARPETS GIFTS OF MEN'S WEAR.
- - PRACTICAL GIFTS.
Appropriate^0m* A'W8^* Hart, Schaffner & Marx *25 Clothes.
ChMottl.r. "«•»*»>“■ «» clothe. "y "«
Dresners Fashionable Overcoats, f t 'anipS
Bedroom Chair* Pancy Mackinaws, Ut (,las8
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GROCERIES. Silk Handkerchiefs, Mahogany Trays.
_ * Silk Reefers Fancy China,
... n„.„ Sh,”.. <s~.".*
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Nuts and Raisins, Indestructo Trunks Klectric Ifakers.
Augustine and Kyers' Candles. nelber Suit Cases and n„ Klectric Percolators,
Geo. Haas 4 Sons' Candles. Navajo BlankZ and Rohe ' "'-trie Toasters.
Evsry Kind of Seasonable Fresh Fruit Fancy Bath Robes ' Klwtrlc Milk Warmers,
and Vegetable. aBd Many Qther approprJate g,f| j Klectric Warming Pads.
Articles.
The Blum,O’Neill Company
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
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SATISFACTION
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Will There He A
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Christmas
The Northern Drug Co.
Will Help You Solve the Question
Largest Stock Of
Holiday Goods
In Cord ova
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Offer For I
I CHRISTMAS 1
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GENTLEMEN. LADIES’ S
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Smoking Jackets. House Slippers. p
| Bed Itoom Slippers. Knlt Caps.
6 Bath Kobes. 2
| House Kobes with Hou8e Hobe9'
S Slippers to Match. Handkerchief Cases.
S: Collar Boxes. jg
Sf ( hudreu s Shoes. »
rf Gentlemen's Sets of 2
>? ~ Arctics. 2
$ Collar Box, g
| Tie Holder and Toilet Soaps.
j:j: Hendkerchlef Box. Winter Mitts.
jij A large and elegant assortment of gentlemen's nock »
§ ties. A gift tliat is always sure to please. & ■*
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THE STORE THAT SATISFIES
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Removal Sale!
PROPERTY IS SOLD‘
AND WE ARE FORCED TO VACATE.
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS.
Mattresses, springs, tents, canvas goods, rainproof and
rubber goods of all kinds, stoves, kitchenware, mirrors
and other goods too numerous to mention, at greatly
reduced prices for the next fifteen days.
Cordova’s Second Hand
BARGAIN STORE
For Past Favors and
THANKS!,
Good Goods
California’s Choicest Fruits **
-are packed under th<S F-iflFin QCD\/IOC7
Hunt Quality label. This UUULJ w C. II V I VJ t
delicious fruit served in
your home for breakfast or
dessert, will please your __ , _ __ . '— _
PRICES RIGHT
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Quality California ARE THREE 0000 REASONS FOR BUYING GROCERIES
jpe j rji g AT THIS STORE.
"TU tad tUi u MU L» r-w Cordova Co-Operative Trading Co.
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