NOTICE
The Firemen’s Masquerade
has been postponed
on account of the
epidemic of influenza
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Groceries,
Clothing and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Finkelstein & Sapiro, Inc.
“THE STORE THAT SATISFIES”
Phones—Grocery 21; Office 74
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I® |ll! Each Prude iite name price the nation over
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j||i|j|!:!||| Hack or the Stvlepia.. suexcu, is the otyleplus Idea—-style plus guaranteed quality |j|j| 111
|||{||i|li||j | This policy enables the makers to concentrate a great volume and to lower their jjll|i |j I jifi
costs. That’s why Style-plus have remained at £17 during the last three years. i
Now the United States is at war and new conditions prevail in the fabric market. To meet them and j |i| jj 6
1 If to msurc offering you an ever w ider ranee of iabrics and models the new grade is offered. || j!|| jjj|B
Siyle plus all-wool fabrics phis perfect^ fit plus expert workmanship f
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST
Miss Florence James lias returned
to Cordova after a short trip to the
Staten.
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Charles KUsman, It. W. Ferrel and
Jack Jerry have returned from an
extended trip to the States.
A strict quarantine is being main
tained at the radio stations at Miles
7 and 11, on account of the' influenza
epidemw here.
Ifeputy Customs Collector A1 Nor
gren will leave for Seattle on the
steamship Northwestern to visit his
mother, who is in poor health.
John I Jan, (> Violette, J. C.orltch
! and \lex Hedarni were arrivals on
the steamship Northwestern from Se
attle.
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While the local postoffice is not
conducting a matrimonial bureau, tin*
fact remains that four of its employes
have been married in the past few
j years
There were hut three new cases of
i influenza here yesterday, and only
I one well-defined case reported today,
which would Indicate that tin* malady
! is being checked.
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The quarantine regulation*; put into
■ ■:<erf \ esterda> morning by the city
' •1 •m il ,. being ? idlv enforced,
”d thi- w.iy if is Imped to check
'll Ii a * i idem jr
H. A. Slater yesterday received a
wire from Charles .1, C.oodall. who is
now in Seattle, stating that lie has
I purchased additional machinery lor
the Cordova Mill and Lumber Com
pany, of which he Ik manager
Jlrs. Key E. Hegg returned on ye.
terdoy's boat from an extended vi. t
with friends and relative at S sit tie
and North Yakima While at the Lit
ter place she had an attack of Span
ish influenza and was laid up for ten
days.
George C Hazelet has received
word that his son, Craig lla/.ol.i, who
has been at Camp Humphrey, re
ceived his commission as a lieutenant
and was discharged. He is now in
tho officers' reserve, subject to rail
at any time.
The guards that were placed at
tho Ocean dock nearly a year ago, to
prevent people from having access
thero unless fortified with a lets; is
sued by tho United States marshal,
havo all been discharged as a re-ult
of peaco being declared.
A telegram has been received here
by tho public health ship Brutus from
Treadwell to tho effect that influenza
has broken out among fhe miners
there, and Hr Clark, a member of
the expedition, and Miss Hue. a lied
Cross nurse, will leave here for Tread
well on tho steamship Northwestern
The Bering River Coal Company,
which is developing a grout) of coal
claims on Caribou mountain, has
! raised J 1,000.000 for the purpose of
| proceeding with the work The Co
| 1'• ■ iil>ia Trust Company ol New York
"••iii" i a ; tra -lei and the mort
' i' da- t a million dollars
| 1 !i ' 1 jh t'i ■ ivafaiia roeoriling
■ ’’ ' soo,, . - it can |„. -.mi from
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Rev. A. G. Hhriver has received a
letter from the American committee
for Armenian and Syrian relief thank
ing him for a contribution of $13.50
from the radio boys at Mile 7 ft** is
informed that the commit'* • i* now
addressing its* to the problem of
rehabilitation an I a campaign to raise
'$30,000,000 with who h to care for th*•
repatriation of tl.**s** refug**** and • x
lies will l»«* con hicted from .January
12 to 10.
SEATTLE PAPER
COMPLIMENTS
CORDOVALADY
A.
It is a long way from New York
eity to Cordova. Alaska, ami if a big
chang** In environment from being a
star before th*- footlights on Proud
; way to tin* management of a pr»*ttv
cottage in the Northland, but on* that
has been greatly enjoyed during tin*
I past two years by Mr- A .1 M.i< Con
i m il. who is now in Seattle on her
I way Hast to visit relatives Two years
j ago she was Miss Annabellc Dennison,
prima donna of "The Purple Road,"
i who. with emblazoned letters a foot
| high advertising that fact, help --i to
light the Gay White Way. but then
i sin* onl> i 11 tiinin*■* 1 a small poirmn of
tin- metropolis, while in Alaska she i
la silent partner in lighting .. who!**
town, for her husband is owner of the
••lectric power companx
"Life in tin* North has been won
derful.” said Mrs Ma< < '<>nn»-ll Th»
• *v< r ! f.-lr any < 1«• sir. for tin- old « a!l
inn wo gavo an ontortainnnnt for tin
I toil Cross. Y M. C \ or othor war
working industry In s**v»*ral or tin •
w* i loarn*d up hundreds of dollar
Aral spraking of good work in Cor
dova. wo at'o v< ry proud that vv haw
not had a « aso of influ'on/.a tin**-. Wo
havo had a strict quarantin-* whu h
h ,'i.p.i! "lith I.opt if ahsolu' oj v in
• i' r < .fit rol
A ft or a trip Ka -t In hop. •< !-«•
ha. i. in ('ordo\in t inn* for ?h «*;••• n
ing of tin- now hig p"'A • r plant w In- h
In r Ini -hand i building, and which
will ho largo . nniigh t" supply light
and I'owor jnr tin now industri** that
at-- -piunging tip tin r.- yoarly and
tlot whigh aro o\poi tod to appoar
witliin tin* noxt few war- So.pfh
I’o t Ititolligoncor.
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TAX NOTICE
\ n • is hcrol.y given tha tin
town ta\o- for tin- town of c ini" a
tor tin- year I'.'lx are now o nd
P valde to tin* undersigned at In -d
Ta\. w ill ho dolinipn-nt "fi
Monda>. l-Vhruar■> 1". l'-'l'd. at t. p it:.,
and then-after a penalty of a per • • nt
ii! he added.
THUS S SCOTT.
Tow n 'Proa> trer.
Pit J7 to .Ian !». lfH'.h
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VUY VINTER SU1TLY NOV j
Consumers must buy their
Wl n ter supply of Coal Juror;
the Spring a tut Summer for
storage if Production is to be
maintained at a
maximum ami the
coirnhy enabled
fo avoid a serious
t’oul shortage
tills White r’ -/
EMPRESS
Closed for a Few Days on Account of
the Influenza Epidemic