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Territorial Depositary United States Depositary for Postal saving funds City Depositary
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PRIZES AWARDEE
On Saturday evening at the public
school entertainment the prizes for
the essays upon Good Health anc
Care of the Teeth were awarded. The
prizes were contributed through the
generosity of Drs, Daggett and Blythe
$5.00; Northern Drug Co., a watch
and handbag; Prophylactic Co., $2.50
The judges, Mr. Hollenbeck, Miss Ben
nett, Miss Dahlstead, awarded the
prizes as follows:
High School—First prize, $2.50
John Rosswog.
Upper Grades—First prize, $1.50
•George Wilson; second, 75c, Brooke
Lamprey; third, 50c, Rollie Clements.
Intermediate Grades—First prize,
watch, Bill Murray; second, $1. Elaine
Bollinger; third, 50c, Jesse Wood.
Primary Grades—First prize, 50c,
Alice O'Neill; second, handbag, Naomi
Robinson; third, 25c, Marry Scott.
The second contest was to secure
the most names to a pledge to brush
the teeth carefully with a clean brush
once each day for thirty consecutive
days. The prizes for this were offer
ed by the Cordova Drug Co., and were
won as follows:
Upper Grades and High School—
Eastman kodak. George Doster, 183
pledges.
Intermediate Grades—Parker foun
tain pen, Bill Murray, 83 pledges.
Primary Grades—Brownie kodak
Sammie Nelson, 86 pledges.
The teachers and pupils of the pub
lie school wish to express their hearty
thanks to the Fraternal Order ol
Eagles who gave the use. of their hall
for the school entertainment of Iasi
Saturday; to Mr. Dooley and other
members who gave their time; to Mrs
Smith, who contributed her services
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as accompanist both at rehearsals
and at the final performance; and to
the public for their liberal patronage.
The rdeceipts amounted to $75,
against which there are a few small
bills outsanding,
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The pupils and teachers of the 6th,
7th and 8th grades have sent $12.00
to the fund for the relief of Armenian
orphans. This sum was raised by
| contributions from the children’s own
i earnings.
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The public schools which closed on
Friday last will open again Wednes
day, January 2nd.
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SPECIAL XMAS SERVICES
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RED DRAGON CLUB HOUSE
The Christmas day services of St.
George’s mission, will be held tomor
row at 11 o’clock. The program fol;
lows:
i Prelude. “Pax Tecum". Borefski
Miss Anderson
Processional “Adbste Dideles” J.
Reading .Choir
Psalms 19, 45, 85.
i “Gloria Patri”.J. Goss
“Gloria in Excelsis" old chant. Choir
Violin Solo, “Traumerei” Schuman
1 Mrs. M. S. Wilson
Vocal Solo, “Birthday of the King”
W. N. Neillinge... .Miss E. Shepard
Vocal solo, “The Dawn of Redemp
tion” Hamilton Gray.
.Mrs. A. J. McConnell
Vocal solo, “Holy Night,” ....Hayden
Mrs. W. H. Chase.
Anthem, “The Lord Hath Made
Known his Salvation” Marks
Choir
“Kyrie Eleison” . B. Tours
Choir
Please observe that the Christmas
service is on Christmas day at 11 a.
m. Rev. E. P. Ziegler, Priest-in-charge.
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Don't miss seeing our shoe line. We
have a full line of them, as smart as
any made, Clayson, The Clothier.
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Read the Times and keep posted
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MANY HERRING OUTFITS
IN SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA
JUNEAU. Dec, 24.—Score of herring
oaffits with floating salteries* were
working in Seymour Narrows, in* the
Inside passage recently, according to
Game Warden Frank Aldrich wfco re-j
centty returned from* the Seymour
sectioa.
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WHEN THE HEART SLOOMS.
When trouble comes on leaden wing
We know our hearts must sease to
sing-.
And so rebelling, we resent oat fate
And let our hearts beat fear and’hath*
Tet. could we but happily know
tSrief alone makes the soul to grow!
Ellis our hearts' garden with seeds
from above
Flowers of Truth, Forgiveness and
Love!
Butt only aft*r one- heart’s been
crushed;
Grief! and sorrow its sides have
brushed^
Can its perfume rise to Ck^d, above,
From flowers of TRUTH. FORGIVE
NESS and LOVEtt
—Annabelle D. MacConnell
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TAX NOTICE.
Notida is hereby' given that the
town taxes for the- town off Cordova
for the year 1917, are now due and
payable to the undersigned at this of
fice. Skid ta^xes wilT be delinquent
at 6 p. w.. on Monday, February 11th,
1918, and unless paid prior thereto,
five PC'- cent will! be added to the
amount thereof.
THO(B>, S’. SCOTT,
Town Treasurer
Dee. 22-Jan, 6
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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In the- Probate Chart for the Terri-'
tory ofi Alaska. Third Division. val- ■
dez Precinct, at Valdez, in Probate.
In the matter or the Estate of
Robert? D. Gray, Deaceased. No. 173.
The undersigned, having on the,
30th dtty of November, 1917, been,
appointed executor of the estate ofc
Robert D. Gray, Deceased, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against de
ceased or his estate, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within
six months after the first publication
of this notice to said executor at his '
office and place of business in Cor
dova, Alaska, the same being the
place for the transaction of business
for said estate in the Territory of!
Alaska. The first publication of this!
notice is published on the 6th day of !
December, 1917.
JAMES SMITH
Executor of the Estate of Robert D.
Gray, Deceased.
First publication December 6. 1917. j
Last publication December 31, 1917.
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Beautiful Line of
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COLLARS and JABOTS Just Unpacked
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