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CLEARANCE SALE
Our goods being sold at minimum prices heretofore, this special discount
we are now offering makes for values unrivaled anywhere. All new
merchandise.
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11 This is an exceptional opportunity for mothers to outfit their girls with 11
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|| JERSEY DRESSESyrReduced to $17.50. In all Closing Out Our Entire Line of Women’s and
11 shades, beautifully braided in chenille and Her- * Children’s Shoes at Cost. 11
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AFTERNOON DRESSES-Reduced to $16.75. and Pumps.
In Taffetas, Georgette and Crepe de Chine. ™.u , oi ce * . , , . ,i .
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PURELY LOCAL
GOSSIP ABOUT
YOURFRIENDS
Miss Ada Dunham has accepted a
position in the Northern drug store.
Gus Cozokas will leave for Anchor
age on the Alaska on a short business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Osborne re
turned on the steamer Alaska from a
| trip outside.
* Harry I. O’Neill returned on last
night's boat from a short business
trip to Seatfle,
Charles E. Herron, of the Anchor
age Times, was Jn town today on his
way to the westward.
Wallace Cathcart, of Fairbanks, ar
rived on last night’s boat and will
leave for the interior on the vnext
train.
Fred Glassbrenner was a returning
passenger on the Alaska, after spend
ing a couple of months on the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. E. V. Boyle, who spent the
past winter with friends and relatives
in Pacific coast cities returned home
last night.
Miss , Mamie Byles spent the day
with Cordova friends.. She spent the
winter in Seattle and is returning to
Anchorage.
Miss Alice Nyberg, of Anchorage,
’ spent the day in town with Miss Edna
| Purvis on her way home from a trip
to the states.
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Our former townsman, Don S.
Neeley, is now in France with Com
pany A, 23rd Engineers, American
Expeditonary Force.
D. H. Carvey, who is one of the big
placer mining operators in the Nizina
district, returned from the states last
night and will leave for his camp on
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the next train. He will do extensive
work on his property this season, em
ploying about sixty men.
C. B. Murphy left on this morning’s
train for Bremner.
Charles O’Leary went to Chitina to
day for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Reed returned
to McCarthy today, after havinig spent
several weeks in Cordova.
Jim Wilson was a passenger on to
day’s train for Goat Mountain, where
he will spend several days.
Superintendent Joe Most of the Ab
ercrombie Packing Company returned
this morning to the plant at Mile 52.
Rev. A. G. Shriver departed this
morning on his monthly visit to mis
sions al Chitina, McCarthy and Kenne
cott.
Mrs. E. M. Bates, of Chitina, who
has been on a visit to friends in the
states, returned to Cordova last night
and will leave for her interior home
on the next train.
First Lieutenant W. A. Hesse, of
the 20th Engineers, who has been sta
tioned at Camp Forest, Virginia, re
turned to Cordova on last night’s
boat, accompanied by his bride.
Lieutenant Thomas Reierson, form
erly of Cordova, who was recently dis
charged from the aviation service, is
now manager of the Ilwaco Garage
and Machine Works at Ilwaco, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacConnell have
returned home from a trip to the
states, accompanied by their daugh
ter, Miss Thelma MacConnell, who
has been attending school In Cali
fornia.
E. T. Bedell, who has been report
ing the doings of the territorial leg
islature for a number of Alaskan
newspapers, greeted Cordovans today.
He is returning to Anchorage on a
business trip.
Governor Riggs has telegraphed the
local Council of Defense that this dis
trict has been allotted ten medals
made from captured German cannon
to be awarded to ten volunteer work
ess, securing the largest amount of
subscriptions to the Victory loan. He
also requests that at the completion
of the drive the. names of the success
ful ones be forwarded to him so that
medals may be issued.
Mrs. John H. Sellin returned home
yesterday from a pleasant visit to the
states.
It is reported that Nels Hawkinson
has taken an interest in the Kennedy
Hillery fish traps.
Last time tonight—Doug Fairbanks
in “A Modern Musketeer” a scream
from beginning to end.
A suit for divorce has been filed in
the district court by Nettie Casperson
against Newt Casperson.
Mrs. Chauncey Peterson and baby
left today for their home at Anchor
age, after spending five weeks here.
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Charles Dustin booked passage on
the Alaska for Latouche where he will
spend a short time at the Beatson
mine.
The Admiral Farragut is due from
tl.e westward at 10 o’clock tomorrow
morning and will call at Yakutat on
her southbound trip.
Mrs. E. Ashton, who spent the past
ten days in Cordova will leave toda^
for Anchorage where she will open a
ladies’ furnishing store.
George Anderson, piano tuner, is
here froih Juneau, and will be at the
Windsor hotel for a few days. If in
need of his services, phone him.
H. W. Miller, of Seattle, who is a
cousin of W. A. Brown, agent for the
Admiral line, arrived on last night’s
boat to accept a position at the Horse
shoe Pool and Billiard Hall.
Mrs. Sadie McLellan and Mrs.
Wood, of McCarthy, returned to Cor
dova from the states on last night’s
boat and will leave for their Interior
home on Thursday’s train.
Captain Summer E. W, Klttele and
Captain L. E. Gregory, U. 8. N., are
passengers aboard the Alaska for
Cook Inlet, where they will inves
tigate terminal facilities and improve
ments in transportation necessary to
handle the output of the navy coal
lands. They will be joined there by a
party of scientists who will handle a I
part of the work of investigation. -
Mrs. L. E. Gregory, wife of Captain
Gregory, is making the trip with the
party.
The north end steam shovel crew
left on this morning’s train to com
mence the summer’s work at Kusku
lina pit. George Scott is again in
jharge this year, with Ralph McCrary
ind Roy Badden as brakemen. J. L.
Buchanan is the engineer of the loco
motive, with Griff Ellis as fireman,
while Charles Kutsman is running the
shovel, with Patrick McCafferty as his
able assistant. Mrs. R. McCrary and
daughter and Mrs. George Scott ac
companied their husbands, and will
spend the summer*with them, living
in a car equipped for the purpose.
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ORDINANCE NO. 62.
An ordinance fixing the salaries of
officers of the town of Cordova in
the District of Alaska, and repeal
ing all ordinaces in conflict there
with.
Be it ordained by the common council
of the town of Cordova and District
of Alaska:
Section 1. The officers of the town
of Cordpva, in the District of Aalska,
shall be paid and allowed as compen
sation and salaries as follows:
The clerk and municipal magistrate
shall be allowed and paid sixty dollars
per month.
The chief of the fire department
shall be allowed and paid fifty dollars
per month.
The town treasurer shall be allowed
and paid one dollar per year.
The health officer shall be allowed
and paid twenty-five dollars per
month.
The patrolman shall be allowed and
paid one hundred fifty dollars per
month.
Sec. 2. Each of the said salaries
shall be paid out of the general fund
on the last day of each month and
the town clerk is hereby authorised
and instructed to drew warrants on
the treasurer for the amount of said
salaries monthly.
Sec. 3. That all ordinaces and
parts of ordinaces In conflict with this
ordinace are hereby repealed.
This ordinace shall go into effect
and be in force from and after the day
it is passed and approved, and shall
be published by being printed in the
Cordova Daily Times.
Passed this 21st day of April, 1919.
Approved this 21st day of April 1919
A. J. ADAMS,
Mayor of the Town of Cordova.
Attest: K. G. ROBINSON, Town Clerk
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and most reliable world news.
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W. H. Warren, who for some time
ias had charge of the Wrangell bank
ias left, with is wife, fora trip to the
;ast. He may return.
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pool room barber shop. 9-tf
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STATIONERY
S* We are now showing for the inspection of the ladies gj
| of Cordova a beautiful assortment of Symphony Lawn j;:';
| and Lord Baltimore Box Papeteries, Stationery of gi
gj Quality. jjj;
ijij The Box Stationery comes in various sizes and styles, gj
| also the latest modish tints, such as Boudoir Blue, Old jg
|: Lavender and Champagne, of which the following few jg
jiji are a sample: \ gi
?:• Per Box gi
Cordova Correspondence Carda...-.% .50 gi
8ymphony Lawn Correapondence Carda.—. 1.00 gi
8ymphony Lawn Clarlne 8lza, White.-. .76 :g
8ymphony Vellum 8ylvla Size, Blue. 1.00 £:
8ymphony Lawn Clarlne Size, Champagne. 1.00 £i
Symphony Lawn Plate Engraved, White. 1.00 £j
j:.: Symphony Lawn 8hadow 8trlpe. 1.25
:£ Symphony Lawn French Bordered Notes, Blue. 1.50
••ij Rivera Linen Clarlne Size, Pink. 1.25 £:
Rexall Stationery Cabinet, White- .50 g:
Cascade Linen, White.-...—...50 :£
Ustaco Linen Clarlne Size, White.....50
:§ Lord Baltimore Pound Paper, White.. 60 £:
^ Lord Baltimore Portfolio, White. . 65
I Cordova Drug Co. |
THE REXALL 8TORE
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