Empress Theatre
TONIGHT AT 8 SHARP
Beantiful Morality Play, Featuring AUDREY MUN
SON in tlie Dual Hole of Virtue, an Allegorical
Character, and
“PURITY”
Purity Worth, the Girl.
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Classified Advertising
WANTED — A good, strong girl for
waitress, dish waslior am! house
maid in country hotel. Apply Times
office.
WANTED — Maid for general houae
» work In family of three. Apply Mrs.
E. 1/ Harwood.
WANTED—Girls for cannery work.
Apply Pioneer Packing Company.
| WANTED — Watchmaker and en
i graver. Address I*. !). CJ., care of
Daily Times.
FOR RENT — Three nice rooms, for
light housekeeping. Apply .1. K.
Smart.
WANTED—Man wants position as
cook. Date of Ester ly’s mine. Ap
ply Times office.
WANTED—Woman desires position,
any kind, cooking for small crow
preferred. Phone Mrs. Moody, 140,
or inquire Times office. 2t
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F'OUND—-A purse, containing some | i
change. Owner can secure same at
the Times office by proving prop
erty ami paying for this ad.
FOR SALE — A roll top desk. Apply
at this office. |
FOR SALE — Ludwig grand piano. I
See A. IT. Plnluis, Empress theatre j
LOST—Cold polished copper pin, set j
111 gold band. Return to Times.
FOR SALE-Two lots on Second St.,
next to Charles name's tailor shop; ,
50x100 feet price $2,500. Apply Na
thanacl Oi ene.
WANTED—Woman for housework;
j short hour;. Phone 89.
FOR SALE — House and lot In Cor- j
1 dova; cheep for cash; or on tormr. |
Near dejit Address Ilox 1288, An i
chorage, Mlaska.
j for RENE—Furnished house. Ap-:
j ply at Times office.
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1 PERSONAL GOSSIP ABOUT
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
T ho stellar attraction, “Purity,**
which showed to a capacity house at
the Kmpross last night, will 1 o re
j pealed again this evening for the last
j time. The picture is an artistic, tri
umph, and those who missed last
I night’s performance should not over
look being on hand tonights Tumor*
i row evening a five part tale of high
I finance and gripping romance, fcatnr
! ing N’ioh'V'Hemfng, in "The Running
! j Ffcht."
Mrs. Howell I. Howls arrived on the
Mariposa to join her husband after
spending the winter outside. Miss
(•rev, of Seattlo, accompanied Mrs.
Howis on the trip, and will spend part
of the summer in Cordova as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Howls.
\ Corporal Roberts, who ban been at
| Port Hlscuiu undergoing surgical
J ‘ treatment, has returned to his old po
j sitlon at the cable office, and Cor
^ I poral Sterling, who has lien reliov
l ; lug him .has returned to Valdez.
i| Mra. A. McDonald, wife or Alex Me
, j Donald, agent for the Alaska Steam
j ship Company at Seward, was aboard
the Mariposa, and is returning to her
homo after an extended trip to Seat
tie and California.
H. (Tutting, wealthy sportsman, from
New York, kas a passenger on the
- »—on niw nny ttr rUWimK. ' MY
Cutting will endeavor to bag big game
in the Kodiak region, specializing on
the famous Kodiak bear.
; *-nii* nt son 01 jonn ll. liunrn, gen
I eral freight and passenger agent of
^ the Alaska Steamship Company^ ar
rived on the Mariposa, and tviil spend
| n weeks 111 Cordova on business.
If. H. Reynolds passed through the
| city on his way to Anchorage, where
I he has accepted n position with the
j Alaskan engineering commission as
steam shovel engineer.
Mr. and Mi's. Hope passed through
the city on the Mariposa, and are
returning to Knights Island, nrter
spending nliout three months in Keat
tie ard vicinity.
Jack Kissell, representing the Alas
ka P.-okerage Company, of Juneau,
arrived on the Marisopa, and is
spending n few days calling on the lo
cal trade.
Wm. Sparvelo. of Valdez, arrived on
the Admiral Parrngut, and will spend
a few weeks in Cordova on a vaca
tion.
R. Ashby, who is connected with
lilum & Company at Valdez, is return
ing home, after a trip to the states,
accompanied by Mrs. Ashby and son.
A. II. Pinkus Is expecting his wire
In a few weeks from the outside, and
has ongagod the fromt apartments
over the Reception.
K. W. Smith, representing the Cud
ahy Packing Company, was a passen
ger on tho Mariposa for the westward
Miss Fowl r, nn attractive and no ;
< ompllehed Jouns lady from Tacnnin,
d-as the isjffr-l of 'oca* friends Inst
evening. Sir is on her way to An •
horngo, w) no she will spend 111
summer w|j i her father, who is one
of the lead business men nt the!
new rnllronj terminal.
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Miss I. MrKenr.ic arrived on iiu- |
Mariposa, ami has accepted a position
«a stenograi tier 1,1 t,,fi law offiso:. o. ,
Mr. Capers, uttomoy for the Cnppe
River railWi ».
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Judge FrAl M. Brown was a pan- !
Kongo* oit^t if Mariposa for Valdez,
returning fr* m a trip to the states.
Jack Kin t of Juneau, was an ar
rival last nlfjiLt and'will remain in Cor- '
dova a week interviewing the local
merchants. *.
Tim steamer Alaska is expected in :
port Prill a y: even i n g.
The Admiral Knrragut southhniit i
and tho A dtp its 1 Watson westbound,
are due ncxirAVeiinesday.
The Alaska Women's Patriotic !.•*.»
guo was recently formed at Juneau,
with Mrs. J. p. A. Strong nr. prexid-m?
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w injdsor Hotel
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Comfort and Service.
And tlic Rules Are Tiiglit.
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INSURANCE
VlfiE, MARINE. LIFE and ACCIDENT
Insure youilproperty against Tire In
reliable Insurance Companies.
We represent the Niagara. London,
l’hoenlx, n.irUurd, Nortliern. Globe I
-’id llutgers,; and others; ull strong j
Hoard Compiles.
We ulso represent the Marylam, i
CaaunUjr Company, and Issue Fidelity !
ami Surety Benda.
Northwesteft Realty & Trust Co. !
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CIGARETTES^
j €IMPORTED end DOMESTIC tobatcos'^lnJei
| Because ;
V We have an army of satisfied custom- ^
ers continually BOOSTING for this 1
store,
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1 V/e have better assortments — newer
goods, and more of them than you
usually find.
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We have an advanced store service
that anticipates your wants and serves
you always with the one idea In mind,
of satisfying you absolutely.
We use the Burroughs Posting Ma- .!
chine and National Cash Registers, -
making our system of accounting as jj
nearly perfect as is possible.
No matter v.hat your needs are, we
have It or will get it for you. You'll
*ind here a bigger value for the same
money or an equal value for less
money than anywhere else.
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Our satisfying store service holds *
each customer once they try us. $
< Are You Going to Learn
1 Why It Pays to !
| Trade Here? '
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Tie Cad fat is HOT tw Peeled
These are the
California Fruits you
should serve in your
home. Of highest qual
ity, tred ripened; deli- p
cious orchard flavor; they
satisfy the most exacting
taste.
Try them.
Look for t!ds Trade Mark.
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Marks' Club
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’larks' Green Chili
AcLaren's Imperial
mported Camembert
Iream Brick
Meats
Centon'8 Special Bologne
Winced Luncheon Loaf
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Lam Bologne
lolled Ham
’ickled Pigs Feet
lanned Chicken
’amales
Ve have just received on the
ast boat an assortment of
taxed Candies put up for us
>y the LOTUS CANDY
SHOP, reputed to be the best
:andy made In the City of f
Seattle. t
Grocery Phone 21. Office 74.
FINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO
-1 GENERAL MERCHANDISE
I; " ‘ THE STORE THAT SATISFIES”
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ANNOUNCEMENT
1 o 1 he LADIES of Cordova
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HIGH
GRADE
Ladies Suits, Coats and Dresses
CONSIGNED TO US BY A LARGE
WHOLESALE HOUSE FROM NEW
YORK FOR QUICK DISPOSAL, FOR
THREE DAYS ONLY,
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Beginning Thursday 9:00 A. M. Until
Saturday Night
ALL THE LATEST STYLES, AND WILL
GE SOLD AT NEW PRICES.
Come Early and get j^our Pick
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Mrs. Anderson's
Mill inery Store
HEALTH NOTICE.
Property owners are hereby notified
lint the time h:iB expired for cleaning
p premises. Starling Wednesday,
lay 2, the city will clean all nnsani
iry places and assess oost of name
> the property.
GEO. DOOLEY, Chief of Police.
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NOTICE TO EAGLES.
Eagle meeting. Initiation. Wed
esday, 8 p. m.
GEORGE DOOLEY. Seoy.
EXPERT
PIANO TUNER
George Anderson, piano expert and
factory representative, will be In Cor
dova thlp coming summer. lCxperl
work in piano and orpin tuning and
repairing guaranteed. For prices on
new pud second hand pianos and or
gans, also pianos for rental, address,
P. O. BOX Ml. JUNEAU, ALASKA.
cur yuNDRr
PHONE 1*7.
Second St., opposite Postoffice.
Best of Hand Work. Give Ua
a Call.