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Of a most notable assemblage of NEW FASHIONS FOR SPRING, reflecting the most advanced ideas from Paris
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DOLMAN WRAPS AND CAPES for the .election of NEW BLOUSES
For Street, Afternoon and Evening Wear II jl nWFIT\ A j^ Of rare loveliness. Georgette Crepe is the
Are shown in a choice selection of mod- M jl ^ I H fl Ir wr j\ 1% H I favored medium for the mode’s expres
els. Many copies of Callot, Cheruit and IjXakJ Jl Ijlt XmA M Xlilljlj sion, both fcr the costume and the daintier
Paquin creations, developed in Evora, Silk .— Qf blouses. I
11 snS°Ur8’ hand’ “ti“““tXtX<,T&s3S: T Tablier Model. Achieve Unu.„al
GOWNS Waists, Gowns, Dolman Wraps and Distinction 11
I I . -t .. Capes, Millinery and Accessories. And,* in straight panel or apron effects,
„ *n ,New Prmted Georgettes y , are elaborate with embroideries, beading
i Refined models of distinguis e e e- TAII flRFH Cl ]|TC or applique motifs. Basque modes, Rus
| | gance, carefully fashioned m various color 1A1LUKED 2>UI I 5 sian modelg braided or chenille-embroid- | |
| | combinations, revealing an effective new Beautiful Spring Suits in a Large Variety ered, are featured, and there are many £
drape m the slort and bodice. An exten- of Models exquisite blouses with real Filet, Venise
££ sive variety of charming models. I e j • i i or Valenciennes Laces or hand embroid- II
£ | stunning silhouette which features the Smartly tailored, reproducing the latest :n roinr<! leamie bln#* cnncot £
|| fashion du jour is represented in a wealth Paris ideas. Authoritative and distinctive Wedgewood, Be'rmudl, rose, flesh and II
g g of new fabrics. * models, including braid-bound, braid- bi.lf> £
£ I -- trimmed, Notche collars, Tuxedo collars, __ £ £
EXCLUSIVE GLOVES | belted sport, plain tailored or semi-tai- IMCDV C Cl • I llfjl
SWEATERS Are indispensable lored and £ancy tail°Jed' . Some with new MILL1INL.K Y bport Skirt*
il l „ j v; f. pi with Tailored AXfstee, f?ect,s'. 7 S’ Tncotme, Charming versions In all the new fab- |
Hand-Kmt hilet gujtg> New im “weed, Check Velour, Silver Tone and of the new modi- rics; some plain,
Sffk Sweaters also tations of Perrin’s Army Serge. Colors, new taupe, rein- fied Threctoire others pleated.
shP'OH sleeveless parfait French Kid deer rookie, tan, gray mixture, navy blue Pokes, Straight OnVX Hose
models, with the Gloves, in all the and black- Sailors, Turban Jq everv I
g g smart square cut . , , - v __ j 1 ° matcn every g
| neck of wool, Shet- smar s a es. New, beautiful line Crepe de Chine, Watteau neriod gown, in heavy |
g P land Floss, in Also one-clasp of Ribbons, Chil- Chitten’s Ear silk, with rein- |;
brown, purple, Mocha Gloves in dren’s Hats and Crepe, Moraie, Also picturesque forced heel and | |
I turquoise, navy, the new mush- Dresses, Yard Satins and Taf- Hats of studied toe. |j g
rose, cherry, black room, tan or dove Goods in fetas, in all the new beauty for after- Debevoice Bras- p
| or white._gray._, Georgette Crepe,_shades. _ noon wear._sieres_ | g
Lily of Van
France 1 Ralto
Corsets Veilings
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EXCESSIVE
TAXATION
ISSCORED
At a special meeting of the Cordova
Chamber of Commerce held last night,
a protest was entered against the
proposed tax of four cents a case on I
clams by the legislature, as this is a
new industry and needs fostering. A
committee consisting of Messrs. Caleb
Corser, Malcolm Brock and F. H. Fos
ter was a pointed to draft telegrams
to Senator Price and Representatives
Slater and Ray insisting that the clam
industry should be encouraged and
not hampered; that in the state of
Washington the tax was only one cent
a case on clams and that it would be
unfair and unjust to tax the Alaskan
industry four times as much as they
do elsewhere.
There was considerable discussion
as to the general excessive taxation
proposd by the legislators and The
eonceusus of opinion that a curtail
ment of appropriations and unneces
sary expenditures would materially
assist the territory in meeting its
obligations. With this Idea In view
the following telegram was today
sent to the president of the senate
and the speaker of the house:
“Resolved, That the Cordova Cham
ber of Commerce does earnestly pro
test against any new laws which will
result in a program of increased
expenditure. That the condition of
business in the territory is such that
increased taxation will be extremely
harmful and that retrenchment Is io
our opinion much more important to
the welfare of the people.”
The advisability of Issuing a book
let, containing information as to the
resources of Cordova am} the Copper
river valley was admitted and the fol
lowing committee was authorized to
decide upon the form and subject mat
ter of such a publication: Messrs.
Adams, Hillery, Medley. Corser and
Foster.
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TOCONSECRATE
NEW CHURCH ON
SUNDAY NEXT
Bishop Rowe will remain in Cor
dova over Easter Sunday at which
time the new St. George's Episcopal
church will be consecrated. The serv
ice of consecration will take place at
eleven o'clock followed by the Com
munion service.
The Confirmation service will be
held in the evening at 7:30 o’clock.
This church is built as a memorial
to Erastus Corning Hawkins, chief
engineer of the Copper River &
Northwestern railway during con
struction days. Mr. Hawkins who was
a communicant of the church was
beloved by all who came in contact
with him, and many of his friends are
still here to rejoice in this tribute to
his memory.
The altar and altar-piece is a
memorial to Harriet Sherman Haze
let, wife of Mr. George C. Hazelet of
this city. The painting forming the
altar piece is a thank offering of the
present priest in charge for her tireless
support and patronage to this mission
from its founding to the time of the
death of this strong, loving Christian
character.
A suitable bronze tablet, mounted
on oak is now being prepared in New
York, to Mr. Hawkins. This will be
Installed on Its arrival. One other
tahlet and a bronze bell will be put
in place as soon as they arrive from
the states.
The church will be known as the
St. George’s Memorial church.
STEAMSHIP * MOVEMENTS
The steamer Alameda is due from
the westward some time tomorrow
afternoon.
The steamer Alaska left Seattle
this morning and goes through to
Anchorage.
The Watson was in port early this
morning on her way to Seattle.
The Admiral Farragut arrived from
Seattle late yesterday afternoon and
sailed for Anchorage a few hours
later.
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Your eyes fitted. Compound and
sttgmatic lenses replaced. See Os
borne.
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Fresh shipment of Brookfield saus
age arrived on this boat. Blum,
O’Neill Co.
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