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PEACHES ] TOMATOES
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APRICOTS 4 pEAS
PLUMS BEANS
STRAWBERRIES SPINACH
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QUAIL BRAND of Fruits, put up in gallon cans,
are the Best on the Market.
Our Prices the Lowest
O’NEILL & SLATER COMPANY
THE STORE OF QUALITY
DRESDEN IN PATAGONIAN INEET
VALPARASIO, Dec. 12—It is reported that the German
cruiser Dresden, which escaped from the engagement between
the British and German flet off the Faulkjand islands, has
taken refuge in a small inlet on the Patagonian-const.
NO MS* TRUCE
HOME, Dec. 12—The Vatican today announced that all
efforts of the Pope to secure a truce between tin* waring nations
during the Christmas season, has failed. It is said that strong
opposition was raised by certain of tin1 powers, not named, to
any declaration of truce, and that the negoiations have come to
naught.
ALLIES GAINING GROUND
LONDON, Dec. 12—The continued attacks of the allies up
o nthe German line have resulted in considerable gains, particu
larly in West Flanders, where the Germans have fallen back
an dthe allied troops are occupying positions held by the enemy.
SEWARD ID RAVE
NEW A. B. BALL
Articles of Incorporation for Camp
Seward No. 21 have been filed with
Secretary of Davidson at Juneau.
The three incorporators are Derick
Lane, Charles C. Cooper, and M. J.
Conroy, and the corporation takes in
every member of the camp in good
standing up to and including Nov. 14,
1914. The object of the company is
to own and hold real estate and to pro
mote good fellowship and sociability
among the members of the order.
There has been a remarked awaken
ing of interest in the Arctic Brother
hood since the proposal for both fac
tions to meet at Juneau and settle all
differences and pull together once
more.
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A drop in the market enables us to
quote you lower prices on many sta
ple groceries. O'Neill & Slater & Co.
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All the news all the time in the
Daily Times—Get it now.
IN PACIFIC
The DaJly Times is indebted to the
Pacific Fisherman for Its Alaska
Fisheries edition, Just off the press,
which is the most creditable edition of
the kind ever isued b yany trade jour
nal. It contains many of the best
half-tone cuts obtniahle of canneries
and different phases of the Industry,
including most excellent reproduc
tions of the Orca and Yakutat can
neries. This edition is also replete
with special articles and general in
formation in reference to one of Alas
ka's greatest resources—the deep sea
fish.
Under the caption of "Undeveloped
Fishery Resources of Cordova Dis
trict." the following article appears
“Cordova is not only the gateway to
the Bering river coal fields, the rich
est copper belt in the world, the placer
camps of Chisann, Nelchina, Dan
creek. Nlzirta and Slate creek, and
the oil tields of Katalln, but its waters
nbournl with fish of all kinds, and so
far the wealth of the finny tribes has
scarcely been touched. The Orcn
cannery, 11 ie» nines oiBiani, nail ivs
largest catch this season and shipped
over sixty thousand cases of canned
salmon. Realizing the sea com
merce possibilities a new cannery is
in course of construction at Mile 32,
along the Copper River & North
westernwestern Railway and a clam
factory is being erected near Hinchin
brook lighthouse, where turtle necks,
razor and butter clams will! be can
ned and shipped to the states. Gov
ernment agents recently made an in
vestigation of Kynk Lake, with a view
to next year establishing a hatchery
and spwaning ground there, and found
conditions ideal. The halibut grounds
off Montigue Island and in Prince
William Sound, are abundant with
halibut and this industry is rapidly
lasing developed, a large number of
fishing boats having made excellent
catches there this summer. Herring
are also plentiful in these waters and
the sea resoures are unlimited. There
are thousands of crabs which are de
clared to be superior to the famuos
Dungeness variety. Blask bass, red
snappers and black cod are food
stuffs that are declared a delicacy on
account of their excellent quality,
while grelying and trout abound in the
lakes.”
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Notice
All persons are hereby notified not
to handle or meddle with the 16-inch
Hemlock wood pile on city wharf near
slip, as the same was unlawfully ob
tained by destroying timbers that had
been gotten out for construction work
on my mining claim. D. M. LYNCH.
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Select your Christmas cards now
at E. A .Hegg’s
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DRUMS
FOR BOYS
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| Prices Never So Reasonable
(Headquarters For Christmas Gifts 1
S. BLUM & CO. I
Good Goods
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Christmas Suggestions
rHRI^TM AND THE holidays are at hand and our store is again
HEADQUARTERS for appropriate and lasting gifts at !
vmrDES*mIlISS.REALLY REPRESENT grEatmonEy saving. it is certainly to
YGrr_ t?TYAN^AGE T0 MAKE your selections now while our big stock con
i.A:„ A twide and complete range of suitable presents the next j
WEEKS WILL BE BUSY ONES WITH THIS STORE. ACCEPT OUR ADVICE AND
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW FOR DEDIVERY LATER ON.
VISIT OUR BIG SHOE CLASSY CHRISTMAS NUGGET JEWELRY r a tit pobvo
DEPARTMENT NECKWEAR A very large and beautl- BAIH ROBES
*ern» and distinctive de- fu' assortment. Nugget Experience shows that Wearing
Christmas Season finds In our Big If you admire pretty pat- Chains, Watch Fobs, Beau- Appare| i. about the most substan
Footwear Department a wide range «lgn. In Neckwear, you'll and Stick Pins. Ring,. t|l, Christmas Gift of all. and Includ
of Choice Styles and Dependable surely find our showing un- Necklaces. Crosses, Cuff ed ehould be guaranteed
Make, of Shoe, and Slipper, for excelled. Links, Etc. Qur Bath Robe Department £on.
every member of the family FOUR-IN-HAND AND JUST THE ARTICLE TO tains only the Very best Makes, from
Black or Tan,, Lace or Button, B0W TIES j SEND HER the leading woolen mills. Our
Gun Metal, Patent Leather, Vlcl and 11 " ' ass rtment is large and our prices i
Calfskin Shoes In all prevailing pop- Imnnrinrl I _ ^ r-, . . . ’ are reasonable.
| Imported Japanese Dainties
We Guarantee Perfect Fit. > at it, «-• j
1 u Embroidered Kimonos, in various shades, both
- jshort and tong Lunch Cloths, Bureau Scarfs, Cotton I ■— t
Shop Early Shop Early
1 J Purses, Doll Pin Cushions, Leather Mirror Cases Pon_I_
- S1lPPers- Imitation Velvet Pillow’Vops, hfuF’S thf ptapf fop
WOMEN’S E*hkl KHow Tops, Chochet Doilies, Silk Handker J J FURNISHINGS? F°R
- chiefs, and a large assortment of Linen Handkerchiefs. FURNISHINGS i
Silk Hosiery In Tan, Stone, Tan- THESE ARE VERY APPROPRIATE GIFT1? In this P°Pu,ar department you
go, Brown, Pink, Champagne, Cardl- _____ xxio w|H r,nd a ,arge selectlon of mer.
nal, Light Blue, and Black In ordl- SPFTTAT HAWo ci " _ " chandise at Economical Prices. !
"ary a"d '*alla" v MAH S5EL~F TRAVELERS BAGS rather. Son, Uncle Cousin, each
KAYSER'S GLOVES, a large .. ^Y AND TRUNKS wi(l be delighted with anything you
assortment for both women and chll- ' ‘ *°U d°"'t know what Here are two items which select here' Look over the atock
dren. Knitted Toque, and Hoods. R 0 ,,, Father or I <" recent years have become today Whi'e '* is ComP'ete' "Under
Pure Felt Sofa Pillows. In every de- rl ° y°U " a'Ways fluess ! very popular as Christmas Vvear' Shlrt*’ SuaPender.. Hosiery,
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Consider These For Gifts "■'« j »««"!, TZZlZ Z X X'lf"""
gift affords.
CLAYSl IN The Clothier I
THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN
There will be only one service each
Sabbath during the winter months and
this owing to the generosity of Cap
tain Lathrop will be held In the Em
press Theatre at 3 o’clock.
The subject of the sermon will be
"The By-Products of the War.”
Splendid music will be rendered by
the new quartette choir.
The Sabbath School will meet ns
usual at 12 at the church.
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ARE CORDOVA LADIES IMITATING
A FAD, OR WHAT?
If the superabundance of our wealth
wants to do something for humanity,
instead of sending succor to Europe
to prolong the war, be original and
send the money to our hungry people
on the Sound. It will give Cordova
fully as much advertising, and will
alleviate suffering which is within
our sight. Everett has, according to
our papers, 2,000 unemployed family
heads. Seattle has a soup line miles
long, and tills is only the beginning
of the winter. Charity should begin
at home.
Why not starve the war and feeit
America? K. HEGNEK.
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Marked reductions in staple gro
ceries—Call and get our prices
O'Neill & Slater Co.
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Fairbanks Moose to Celebrate
The members of the Loyal Order of
Moose, at Fairbanks, are planning a
big Christmas dance that will sur
pass anything in that line ever given
in that town.
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Buy your groceries in a grocery
store jewelry In a jewelry store.- •
OSBORNE BROS.
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Stages to Tolovana
A stage line 1« now in operation be
tween Oines and the new strike at
the head of the Tolovana.
LOCAL PACKING COMPAN?
INCORPORATED
The Copper Hiver Pasking Com
pany, of Seattle, has filed its articles
of incorporation with the secretary of
the territory of Alaska. The capital
stock of the company has been fixed
at $25,000, and E. It. Hanley is presi
dent and F. H. Madden secretary.
Both of these gentlemen are now con
nected with the Point Warde Com
pany, which operates a cannery at
Point Warde. Southeast Alaska.
The company will operate at Mile 15
on the Copper river railway, and has
already erected the necessary build
ings, but will not install the machinery
until next, spring.
Kinney has a corner on Coffee.
What we mean is COFFEE, not the
wishy-wishy kind you have been
buying and nicknamed coffee. One
can of Dwight Edwards will convince
you that we are right.
EMPRESS THEUIU
The Finest Moving Picture House
In Alaska.
SEATING CAPACIW 400
PROGRAM FOR
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 13.
PATHE WEEKLY No. 47.
"PERILS O FPAULINE”
Two reels of his Kreat story.
‘•LUCKY ELOPMENT”
A Vitagraph Comedy
An Edison Comedy.
The Leading Hotel of Chitina
jOVERLAND HOTEL
I CHITINA, ALASKA
Large Parlor and Reading Room
Cafe and Rilliird Room
I H. T. STAFSHOLT, Prop.
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ARE PERFECT BAKERS AND FUEL SAVERS
We have Patterns to Suit your Fancy and
a Price to fit your Purse
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NORTHWESTERN HARDWARE CO.
11,8 Stsve Service we sell
11,8 Stove, Service you want
AN OFFER FOR SIXTY DAYS ONLY.
575 Town Lots in Cordova.
Ranging in price from $50 up to $5000, and 000
Town lots in Chitina from $50 to $1000. Any
or all of them on easy terms.
Now is the time to buy.
For particulars—Call on or write to
UFO. ('. HAZKLET,
It ordox a, Alaska. Trustee and Agent. *
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| For Christmas
| Best and Biggest Assortment |
Smoking Jackets
Silk Ties
Hole Proof Hosiery
For The Whole Family
Alfred Benjamin’s Suits
John B. Stetson Hats
And Floreshiem Shoes
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