| Empress Theatre
TONIGHT ONLY, AT 8 SHARP
VIOLET HEMING,
Tn the Five Act Drama,
The Running Fight
THE TRAVEL, SHOWN FIRST
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Kenyon Coats
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Our spring line of Women’s
Kenyon Coats are now on dis
play. I
We offer the Season’s Latest
Models to Our Patrons with the
Connection That \o Better Val ;
ues Are Obtainable. <
Is’nt it a relief to find that goods
you want have not advan ced
in price? Such cases are rare—
but the price of
"the some price the notion over."
siill 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 :.r, the only Styleplus Store. Wc can save
you money.
The Blum O’Neill Co.
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WANTED — A good, strong girl for F
waitress, dishwasher and house
maid In country hotel. Apply Times
| office.
| WANTED — Maid for general house- F
work In family of three. Apply Mrs. I
E. I,. Harwood. j~
WANTED—Girls for cannery work.
Apply Pioneer Packing Company. |7
j WANTED Watchmaker and m
graver. Address p. |>. t}., care of f
”| Daily Times.
- ‘ Full RENT — Thi ee nice rooms, for
light housekeeping. Apply J. k.
Smart. V
WANTED—Man wants position as
. cook. I.ate of Flslerly’s mine. Ap- F
j ! ply Times office.
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WANTED—Woman desires position,
iany kind, cooking for small crew j
preferred. Phone Mrs. Moody. 149, F
or inquire Times office. 2t
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DIJND—A purse, containing some
cliinge. Owner can secure same at
thr Times office by proving pro|e
ertv and paying for this ad.
DR SALE — A roll top desk. Apply
as this office.
Of) SALE — Ludwig grand piano
8to A. H. Plnkus, Empress theatre
o2t—Gold polished copper pin. aet
Infold band. Return to Times.
OR SALE—Two lots on Second St.,
nivt to ('harles riatne's tailor shop
lids 100 feet. Price *2,500. Apply N'i
tn uael tlreene.
/A^TED—Woman for housework
stjnrt hours. Rhone 89.
Ol^ SALE — House and lot in Cor
diii a; cheap for cash; or on terms
Nnr depot. Address Box 1288, An |
chi>rage, Alaska.
OR RENT—Furnished house. Ap
plj at Times office.
PERSONAL GOSSIP ABOUT
WELL MOWN PEOPLE
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Miss Ethel Burroughs has tendered
# her resignation as a leaeher in the
primary department of the public
I schools, and will return to California
| at the end of the term later In the
month. Miss Burroughs has been in
; Cordova since last fall, and mndo
many friends during her stay here.
Yesterday we inadvertently stated
the Assembly club dance would be
belli last evening, when we Intended
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i to announce it for tonight, which is
i the date for one of these delightful
i! semi-monthly affairs.
"The Running Eight,” played by
Violet Iteming, nl the Empress the
atre this evening; Marguerite Clark
■ In “Gretna Green,” a comedy drama,
tomorrow evening; "The Spell of the
! > ukim," a photo feature on Sunday.
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vj The Alaska Transfer Company
J teams last night hauled 2,000 cases
| of i lams from the Lighthouse Backing
II Company’s plant to the ocean dock,
S j for shipment to the states.
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The launch Waif has arrived from
„ Kalalla with seventy-five drums of
as dine for the Carlisle Backing Com
pany and thirty drums for ihe Blum,
O'Neill Company.
n .( n.-ttOjRer wm leave oinlglll tor
Mile 52, where ho has a contract to
do some salmon fishing.
A train arrived from Chitina this
afternoon.
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PRELIMINARY WORK SOON TO
START ON PUBLIC BUILDING.
Postmaster Scheffler has received
word that the soil investigation bids
for the new federal building site have
been rejected by the treasury depart
ment. and the Alaskan engineering
commission has consented to send an
engineer here to do the work. It is
understood that he will arrive here
very shortly and that the plans for
the public building have been drawn
and are similar to those used at Ken
ton. Ohio.
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HEALTH NOTICE.
Property owners are hereby notified
that the time has expired for cleaning
up premises. Starting Wednesday.
May 2, the city will clean all unsani
tary places and assess cost of same
to the property.
0150. DOOliKY, Chief of Police.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
DAILY TIMES.
$1.00 PER MONTH.
DELIVERED BY CARRIER,
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EXPERT
PIANO TUNER
George Anderson, piano expert and
factory representative, will be in Cor
dova this coming summer. Kxpert
work in piano and organ tuning and
repairing guaranteed. For prices on
new and second hand pianos and or
gans, also pianos for rental, address,
P. O. BOX 991, JUNEAU, ALASKA.
CITY LflunDHY
PHONE 127.
Second St., opposite Postoffice.
Best of Hand Work. Give Hs
a Call.
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Windsor Hotel
L. Wain, Prop.
Where You Get
Comfort and Service.
Am! the Kates Are Kight.
Qtt*4ova Alaska
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INSURANCE
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDEN l
Insure your property against fire li
reliable Insurance Companies.
We represent the Niagara, London
I’hoenlx, Hartford, Northern, Glob<
and Rutgers, und others; all strony
Hoard Companies.
We also represent the Mary lam
Casualty Company, and Issue Fidelity
and Surety Bonds.
Northwestern Realty & Trust Co.
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TENIS GENERAL
INTEREST
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One of the largest blasts which ha
een discharged this se - i on tl
overnment railroad was fir-d r< < of
</ near Mile 11, outside ol ••■■•ird.
Jearly 10,000 pounds of p ’• • •■ v:r
ised and about fi.OOO ya • >: rot k !
ras removed by the M ;t.
According to the Wr. n
he citizens of that to"
zed a home guard. \t 11 • s
ion meeting 117 signed i
he first man. Fred I,;, mb,
ears of age.
Anton Krahultk. tim mullin'-t
he Northwestern Fisheri' m n\
■annery at ITyak. is ant1', r.ty |. • •■ thi
itatement that thi- compm
:o put up fio.ooo ease o 1> n
hat plant this season.
Joe Goodwin Is reported to have a
rery likely looking sllv- l
xisition on l,ost river. n< —
sxpects to take out one h r
nore tons of ore for ship in l
mtsiile this season.
Dos McKinney, of the Ivt.
diingle mill, had his left li ■
ly lacerated by a saw r
me of his fingers hail to i, ..m .
tatcd.
The second child to he horn in AI
ka to Commissioner and Mi ' ■ • -1 ■ ■
iek Mears, arrived at Anchor.-: • A; I
13. In the person of a fine l> i
\V. S. Meyers, of Audi -
hihlting some fine specimen
ire taken from his pro] ert
rreek, which is reported in 1 o v i -
rich.
A large amount of p-r - • ■ n i
reported tn have been dm In Hi-1
Candle district, near N -
Ihe past winter and with
results.
J. T). Jefferson returned
to his fox ranch at IVal-lk ' (
Island this week, and report
waters in the vicinity of Hr : I I
were alive with wild geese.
William Haines, a special tr ■ or
for the navy department. :■
Reward recently for the pure > e cf
surveying the site fur the i 1 i
itation to he erected.
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MEXICAN FOUNDRT *
TO RESUML
(By Associated Pro )
MRXICO CITY. May 1.
foundries, smelters and no -11
plants have been instruct! ' ’
partment of fomento to resumt , el
utions before May 28, as ootid a . it
Is asserted, now an- such Ih : . ■ r - ■
materials from Ihe mini"- ail
able.
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The uleamer Alaska Is di; li
the westward late tonight ul t,
morrow' morning.
HE FOOD INI
LESS COTTON
THAN PLAN
(By i’nited Pressl
I>Af i.vs. Texas, May 4. — Adopt
'd nlonburg taetles — that of re
tii- ii ire starting the major
uupalgn Texas todny was pre
iri ; ! i raise the largest food crop
• ii i( id tory. The retreat was from
■ iers sacrificing certain re
"i cotton crops by planting
ilu , i rins in grains and other food
To add to the harvest fruits
: i ii . ill receive expert attention.
'I ■ ' . paign, as mapped out today
e board of ngrleulture, nnd
nli ■ ri' 1 to by the state agricultural
oil. l experimental stations, was
an follows:
i n I ,, the cotton crop twenty per
• enl.
Increase food products twenty per
j cent.
b 'malic light against inserts,
j'i : ' "id live stock diseases.
111r r»-1-1* the live stock on all farms.
S"»t« ride city gardening.
< !oi lion of that portion of the
1 ' o' acres of southern cut-over
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voodland lying within the boundaries
if Texas
Emergency appropriation for the ag
dcultural department by a special ses
ilon of the legislature.
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WILD MUSTARD
BANE TO FARMERS
(By Associated Press)
SACRAMENTO, Cal., May 4. — War
8 being successtuliy waged in CaU
’ornia on the wild mustard, country
side bane of the farmer. Experiments
nade by spraying the ground with
mlphate of iron have proved effica
cious. From 75 to !K) per cent of the
wild mustard has ben eradicated will)
out injury to tender grain plants The
tests were made under the dlr< ■ tioa
of experts of the state horticultural
commission.
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250 MEDICAL MEN
FOR WAR SERVICE
(By Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, May 4. — 'ill
fornln will furnish at ieaHt 250 yeung
medical men to the nation when orders
are received to begin enrollment Tills
is the opinion of Iir. Thomas W. Hunt
ington, the only member of the tlen
eral Medical Board from the Pacific
coast, who has just returned from
Washington, where he lias been In
conference with his colleagues.
Ounce ai Eagle Hall Saturday night.
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
820,817
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I v U 'CII uum OHVJ aviuuii;
ivered to retail buyers since
August 1, 1916.
These figures — 320.817 — re
present the actual number man
ufactured by us since August 1,
1916. and delivered by our
- uls to retail buyers. This un
l , fall and winter demand for
IT d cars makes It necessary
f r us to confine the dlstribu
f cars only to those agents
! ' ho ! ive orders for immediate
f olive f to retail customers,
r her than to permit any agent
t c'oek cars In anticipation of
late" spring sales.
V are issuing this notice to
■cling buyers that they may
p tect themselves against de
If/ VI uiaappuimmciii ill • sou
ing Ford cars. If, therefore, you ;
are planning to purchase a Ford
car, we advise you to place your
order and take delivery now.
Immediate orders will have
prompt attention.
Belay in buying at this time
may cause you to wait several
months. Enter your order today
(or immediate delivery with our
authorized Ford agent listed be
low and don't be disappointed
later on.
PRICES F. O. B. VALDEZ,
ALASKA.
Runabout $460, Touring Car
$475, Coupe elat $620, Town Car
$715, Sedan $765.
r ord Motor Uo?ngany I
Owen E. Meals I
VALDEZ, ALASKA. j
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I We Busy!
I n * r M . ^
I^J ; j . • 1 1£*? ? MJust the T,'ln9 ,or Lunches
I Doud'Jdo p. i
QuaW« Cheeses
i We have an army of sn .* cd ' i , ^
ers continually BOOSTIL . for Pimento
8t0re' A', Clarks’ Club
We have better assortments — tie ur c- ' ^ Clarks’ Green Chill
goods, and more of them than y « ' * • 3 McLaren’s Imperial
usually find. The kind that is NOT Lye-Peeled
Imported Camembert
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We have an advanced store sarv e i il G S C STG tHc Cream Brick
that anticipates your wants and seri es ’ •'r vf * F ’ 1
you always with the one ■ ies In ml Si rma r ru-ib you I y , II
of satisfying you absolutely. shouicl Serve ill your IVIOdlo
We use the Burroughs Posting Ma ’1 - Of lliguest qual- Kenton>s Specia| Bologn(1
chine and National Cash Registe .. ”, {fCS npCIieCl ciell
making our system of accountin . i f 1B 1 Minced Luncheon Loaf
nearly perfect as is possible. Oft. I iardIiaVOTJ they
r 'I • Ham Bologna
* c isiy the most exacting ..
No matter what your nc .... are, j j , Boiled Ham
have it or will get It for you Vet II J 1 Lv'* Pickled Pigs Feet
:: <ind here n bi0ger V3ll,e for the 8 ? Tru them canned Chicken
money or an equal value far It- s
money than anywhere else. . . . Tamales
ior this Trade Mark.
We advertise to get new cu&iome Ponrl\f
Our satisfying store servic e liol.is Vjdl I Li y
each customer once they try us *
We have just received on the
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.... . n < laaJrecoanenJthim l by the LOTUS CANDY
Why It rays to i SHOP, reputed to be the best
candy made in the City of
: Trade Here? „ . S8attl8
Grocery Phone 21. Office 74.
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FINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
‘•THE STORE THAT SATISFIES”
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