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NEW GOODS
JUST ARRIVED
Beautiful Georgette Waists, Hand-embroi
dered in the daintiest shades. All sizes.
Also separate Sport and Dress Skirts in a
wide assortment. Some are of plain colors,
others in stripes and plaids.
New line of Silk and Wool Union Suits.
New Coats and Serge Dresses.
()ur Beauty Parlor is now open, with the
latest electrical equipment. Shampooing, Hair
Dressing, Manicuring and Vibratory Treat
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Special Sale on Hats
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This week. Black Velvet Shapes at $.'1.00 each.
Coats, Dresses, Waists, Underwear, Sweaters at the
most reasonable prices. Call and see for yourself.
MRS. LISH Next to Gift Shop I
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All |Kinds
Coles
Hot F0R the
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JD1 aSt WE HAVE
STARRET
TUIr WASHINGTON TOOLS
1 “CURVEX” H0TBLAST BAILY
cmm ™0AK planes
RODS LANGS WHITE’S
SINGLE and AIR T1GHT RRGA®
DOUBLE Having bought our stock of I A l vIlETS | .
Heaters before the advance, we
WINDOW are in a p°sition t0 save y°u 25 1
V* If per cent on any 0f the makes list
SHADES
The' um, O’Neill Co.
THE CORNER STORE ,
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BIG CROWD GOBS
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The steamer Admiral Watson ar
rived from the westward at 5 o'clock
Saturday evening -with the following
passengers for Cordova: T. Dryden,
Miss B. Copeland, W. A. Hesse, E. S.
Holden, L. Mann, J. Meherin and 22
steerage. The Watson sailed for Se
attle at 8 o'clock that evening with a
large list and every berth taken, the
following passengers sailed from Cor
dova: Mrs. A. Barthell, Thomas H. j
Quirk and wife, W. W. Elmer, Mrs. C.
Johnson, Christ Johnson, P. D. Bar i
rett, Andrew Lund, T. Theodorsen, R. t
Davis, H. E. Winfrey, George G. ,
Henry, J. A. Nelson, C. P. Barrett, 1
Dick Thorsen, Fred Martin, George
Rey, E. H. Ericksen, Chas. W. Burns,
John Barman, C. A. Pease, E. K. Shep
pard, E. H. Williams. Mrs. J. W.
Woods, J. Woods, G. Bogen, Phillip
Anderson, Al. Boyne, Mrs. R. Thorn
dyke, Dan Sheehan, Mrs. Dan Shee
han, Olaf Munson, Alfred Munson,
Hans Peterson, P. A. Walden, 1. Olsen,
G. C. Foster, John Steel, Gus Holm,
R. Milton, A. J. Dyer, Wm. Young, Lee j
Mighelle. Joe Browder, J. J. Rosie. ;
Oscar Thorsen, Roy Lynch, E. N.
Glasscock. Frank O'Ja, Jacob Young, j
'Henry Pfister, G. Perelll, Wm. Melin i
fcgrg, A. B. Brimer and wife, Charles j
Rinker, A. J. Holden and wife, and 28 ;
steerage,
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ANOTHER BIG LOAN IS
MADE TO GREAT BRITAIN
(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. Oct. 8. — The Uni
ted States government today advanced
to England another credit of fifteen i
million dollars, when Secretary of the i
Treasury McAdoo tendered the Brit- j
ish ambassador a check for this am-1
ount. This will be used to establish j
further credits for ,lhe purchase of
war supplies in this country.
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Alaska Transfer. Phone 85.
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WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
W. A. Hesse returned on the Ad
niral Watson from a trip to Seward.
The steamer Alameda Is due from
he westward at 7 o’clock this evening
ind will be in port twelve hours load
ng copper ore.
The steamer Alaska will arrive from
Seattle at in o’clock tonight, with
mine passengers and 400 tons of ■
reight for here.
Jack Reed, who has been working
an the north branch, arrived in town
jn yesterday's train and will leave for
the states on one of the next boats.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of Cordova Chapter, American Red
Cross, will be held at the city hall to
night at 8 o’clock for the purpose of
electing a new treasurer.
W. T. Young and A. J. Dyer, of
Nashville, Tenn., who have spent the
past month hunting big game in the
upper Copper river country, will take
out a fine collection of moose, moun
tain sheep and goat heads on the
steamer Alameda tonight.
United States Marshal I,. T. Erwin
and party, who arrived last Friday
from a trip over the trail from Fair
banks, will leave tonight or early to
morrow on the steamer Alameda for
the south. The marshal is bringing
out three prisoners and three insane
patients from the interior, and will
also take two insane from this city.
TAM WRITES
OF ABOIL AT
FRONT
Warren Taylor, who with Janies <
Bennett were the first Cordovans to
go to France with the new American
army, has written a letter to a friend
here, telling of his safe arrival "some
where in Europe." Both being former
•ailroad men, are members of the en
;ineering branch, Taylor belonging to
Company E of the 18th regiment of
tngineers.
Taylor writes interestingly of his
mpressions of England and London.
Je declares that Americans have not
earned the first lesson on food eeo
tomy.
"Over here the idea is that it is not
nen so much as grub that will win
he war,” he writes. “You wouldn't
lelieve it if l told you how they eeo
lomlze in this country. Not a bread
•rumb is thrown away or an ounce
if meat wasted. The crumbs are
wept up and every little piece of fat
neat or small piece of potato that is
lot eaten are saved. 1 guess they
nuBt feed this to the stock. I heard
commissary sergeant called down
lecause the inspector found a piece
f bread the size of a thumb in the
will barrel.”
One of the two letters written by
lint shows that the keen eyed censor
tas very much on the job. Certain
arts of the letter were cut out with
pair of shears so that the letter
oes not give any clew as to where it
cas written. Some of the information
ieleted was the name of the ship on
fhich Taylor traveled and the desti
lation of the vessel. I
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The killing of female mountain
heep is prohibited in the Kenai pen
nsula and north of latitude tiO degrees
f west of longitude 141 degrees, until
tugust 1, 1919. The law went into el
ect the first of September. Delegate
'harles A. Sulzer is sponsor for the
aw. i .
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CLASSIFIED ADVS.
:0R SALE — $75 Phonograph, practi- j
cally new, for $55. Phone 85-2 bells, j
rOR SALE—Sewing machine and j
Royal typewriter. Phono 129. tf j
:OR RENT—Two rooms, partly fur
nished for housekeeping. Also one
sleeping room. Call at Home
Bakery. 4-2t
:OR RENT—Nice large front room.
Can do light housekeeping. Apply
Smart's rooms. 4-3t
VANTED — A dressmaker. Must be
experienced. Apply Style Shop.
-OST — A pair of spectacles. Return
to Times office.
rOR SALE—A 15-foot launch, with 5 ~
horse-power Evinrude engine. In
quire Alaskan Grill.
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THE EMPRESS THEATk
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THE NEW COAT STYLES ARE READY |
LATEST MODELS. NEWEST STYLES
Come in and See the BEAUTIFUL NEW
COATS. I he very latest fashions from the
world’s fashion center. :j£
All the new fabrics. All the new shades
and colors. ■%
There is a coat here to suit every possible
need. AY e have never shown a more com
plete assortment. jjj: !
It you don’t see it in the window we have
it inside. j;i|
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