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They’re Here!
Elmer’s
Chocolates
From the
Sunny South
These Southern Style Candies, made in New
Orleans, are entirely different from any others
sold in Cordova. Try an assorted package,
containing
Cherry Sips, Honey Nougat, Pecan Pralines,
Brazil Nuts, Orange Fruit Creams, Fig Jellies,
Pecan Nougatines, Fruit Caramels
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Cordova Drug Co.
TTie Store
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
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Overall Salesman “Strikes it Rich” With a Club
CHICAGO.—A few weeks ago the future of Robert Waehman seemed circum
scribed by sample lots of blue denim overalls. It was by selling overalls
that he had eked out a modest livelihood for his wife and family at 4439 South
Michigan avenue. But today his busi
ness is to evade interested capitalists
and wealthy mining engineers who
would make him their guest at ban
quets, dinners and theater parties.
And he prays for deliverance from his
newly mobilized army of “friends”
who seek to express their admiration
of him by many artless methods.
For Robert Waehman has "struck
it rich.” He is a potential millionaire,
owner of a mining claim that is ex
pected to prove one of the richest on
me i\onn American continent. Waehman decided a few weeks ago that a
complete rest and vacation was just what he needed. He had staked out a
little patch of land near Dryden, Ont., a year or so ago. Gust Larson, a
veteran prospector of the region, had recommended the claim. And, more to
make a home for Gust than for any other reason, he had purchased a strip of
160 acres.
While scratching around in the rugged hillsides that abound in his claim,
Wnelmian and his friend Gust happened on a rusty spur of quartz jutting up
from the ground. Striking the protruding jet of ore with a club, glittering
particles of gold were found in the fragments of quartz. Quick work with a
pick and shovel soon revealed it ledge of gold ore that is ten feet deep and
graduates from a width of 12 inches at the top to 30 inches at Its lowest depth.
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OSBORNE BROS. Cordova
JEWELERS AND Adjustment
OPTICIANS Company
K. G. ROBINSON, Mgr.
WATCH REPAIRING it d
jewelry to order v^oliections, KeDorts,
- Insurance
CORDOVA, ALASKA Ostrander Bldg., Cordova, Alaska
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MORE MEMBERS
REPORTED FOR
RED CROSS
Memberships to the Red Cross con
tinue to be reported by members of
the third roll committee, as follows:
Mrs. W. W. Council, Dr. W. W.
Council, Mary Lee Council, Mrs.
Sapiro, George Ito, Dr. Swartz, Mr.
Game, Mr. Schaupp, Miss B. Mohe
wiser, H. E. Nye, Harry G. Steel,
C. A. Derry, E. M. Ferguson, F. H.
Foster, R. H. L. Noakes, George Mc
Fall, Walter Gaffney, George Kennedy,
Walter Gaffney, George Kennedy
Jack Donaugh, John Lind, W. R. Hil
lary, George Hazelet, William Furs
man, Mrs. H, A. Slater, H. A. Slater,
Will Clayson, Dr. L. von M. Zesch,
Charles Auer, Evangeline Church,
Thomas W. Cloninger, Mrs. Thomas
W. Cloninger, Mrs. E. J. Warren, Mor
gan Pelky, F. A. Nickolson, Otto Berk
mayn, Nels Andersen, Mrs. Sam
Jones, Mrs. R. A. Wilcox, Miss Char
lotte Bacon, Miss Imogene Clements,
Frank A. Sanders, Mrs. E. B. Wildt,
Carl Carlsonff.
Camp 78
Frank Berg, Mrs. Frank Berg, Nels
Stork, Mrs. Stork, William Malin, G.
Aver Menkoff, Mike Salmon, Angelo
Bolt, John Sarie, Frank Costello,
George Gateff, Olof Peterson.
Camp 114
Frank Yoshi, Tom Rocas, Emil
Eiler, Oscar Hill, Frank Maki, Iver
Erpen, Gabriel Aho, Henry Krohn,
Carl Nelson, Carl Manlo.
Mile 30
Darel Yoshida, Joe Takasaki, Frank
Gonzalez, Albert Dayot, Pete Jacob
son, Ed Barnett, Steve TadlcH, Gordie
Barnett, Gus Nelson, Barney Mc
Kenna.
Camp 52
A. Beck, Mrs. A. Beck, Gus Bruce,
F. Senff, Peter Carlson, Joe Kvlten,
John Erickson, A. Ruiz, George Bag
nall, Argel Valenzuela, Ed Page, A1
Roth, George W. Smith, Otto Lybeck,
S. Kanada, John Beck, Nels Nilson.
Camp 89
Mrs. O. E. Jones, O. E. Jones, Oscar
Watson, Charles Wanergren, Ed Wat
son, Toney Vasiloff, Nels Nelson, Tom
Clark, Leo Sodma, James Noonan, L.
Martiney, William Hanna, D. West
muller, Paul Berchert, Joseph Meyer,
Nick DeKampes, John Lakqs, Erik
Tonggreen, Carl Olson, A. C. Menho,
Camp 101
C. E. Brainard, Mrs. C. E. Brainard,
Jack Brainard, Mrs. W. H. Hassard,
Oscar Carlson, Axel Jacobson, Charles
Kemp, Carl Lindgreen, James Horn,
Milton Kunkel, Gorge Rutonic, Tom
Shuida, William Yosuda, Steve Dy
koff, Pete Laloff, Harry Yokota, K.
Yomoda, Tom Salmon, Ed Anderson.
Miss Amalia Nilson and Willard
Robert Barnes were united in mar
riage at Juneau recently. Mr. Barnes
Is one of the proprietors of the Ju
neau Electric Company.
Reports from Nome indicate that
the winter will be very quiet, practi
cally the greater part of the popula
tion having gone Outside for the win
ter.
Elmer Johnson, an employe of the
dredge on Fairbanks creek, lost three
fingers on his left hand recently by
being caught in the machinery. He
was taken to the Fairbanks hospital
for treatment.
Job printing at Daily Times office.
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TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
The Great Emotional Actress
EMILY STEVENS
In the Interesting Five-Act Drama
“Kildare of
the Storm”
A Wonderful Screen Story of Romance, with
Unusual Power and Beauty
The Drews in the Comedy
“Her Economic Independence”
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Phone 188 I | CORDOVA, ALASKA
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