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BURTON HOLMES’ TRAVELS
Do You Believe in Having a Good Lauglif
—Here You Are—
“THERE’S MANY A FOOL”
Taken from “A FOOL THEME WAS”—Some Vamp Story
Some Laugh-Producer, and Three Keels of Fun Galore.
SHARKS IS SHARKS—COMEDY i
“A Transaction in Summer
Boarders ”
Comedy in Two Acts With MAX FIGMAN
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MRS. NINA NICHOLAS AT THE PIANO
ADMISSION 30c CHILDREN 10c
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NOT KNOWN THERE
Win. A. Bishop, who gave his home
as Anchorage, Alaska, was among the
list of missing of the ill-fated trans
port Tuscania. He was not known in
Anchorage, however, and it is stated
that his name does not appear either
in the city directory or on the employ
ment rolls of the Alaskan Engineering
Commission. '
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A meeting of the Cordova Chamber
of Commerce will be held at the North
land Club room on Saturday evening
at 8:30 o’clock. The election of offi
cers and other important business will
take place, and a full attendance of
the members is requested. An invi
tation is also extended to those who
mercial organization to be present
and enroll.
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Home cooked dinner at Hegg’s hall
on Friday for four bits. -
C. N. Pring arrived in Cordova this
afternoon and will remain here several
days. Those desiring pianos tuned
and repaired phone him at the Wind
sor hotel or notify A. H. Pinkus. 19-tf
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For sale at a bargain, Walker's Inn
it Alaganic. For terms apply to Cor
dova Abstract & Realty Co., Adams
Building.
FISHERMAN!
I buy any amount of fish of !
commercial value, shark liver
and cod liver delivered at my
station at Sheep Point or Ocean .
Dock.
GUS OHM
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LOCAL DOINGS
Mrs. Mabel I. Smith has accepted
the position of bookkeeper and steno
grapher for the Cordova Mill and
Lumber Company.
John N. Rice and Anna Tusha have
taken out a marriage license and ex
pect to soon be united in wedlock.
Last evening Philip Lesgohoff and
Titania Mesegin, of Tatitlek, were
married by United States Commission
er Medley.
Get your lunch and dinner at Hegg's
hall tomorrow. A good home-cooked
meal. Tour contribution will aid the
Red Cross. Remember the time and
place.
All who attend the jitney dance at
Eagle hall on Friday evening are as
sured a good time, and at the same
time will be contributing their mite
toward the Red Cross.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday,
Washington's birthday, both local
banks will be closed.
The steamer Spokane left Juneau
it 4 o'clock, but as it will stop at
Funda Bay to discharge cannery sup
plies, is not due in Cordova until Sun
lay at midnight.
A large gate has been placed at the
mtrance to the Ocean dock and here
ifter only those having business there
vill be admitted on the wharf. The
orce of guards has been increased,
ind Sam Brightwell and Horace Leach
ire on day duty and Wm. Hayes and
3. S. McKenney at night.
Ho you enjoy a good laugh? Well,
ittend the Empress theater this eve
ling and see the scream Fox comedy,
‘There's Many a Fool,” taken from
“A Fool There Was,” a three-reel j (|[
laugh-producer. Also other good g
comedy short reels, for tonight only. I
“The High Road” tomorrow evening, j
Tomorrow there will be a home-cook- jj
ed dinner served at Hegg's hall from S
11 a. in. until evening, at the nominal 1
price of fifty cents, the proceeds to H
go to the Red Cross. Arrangements jj
are being made to take care of a large If
crowd and you are invited to dine out jf
tomorrow and help along a worthy §
cause.
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The freighter Valdez is in port and g
is discharging 100 tons of steel and g
a number of flat cars for the Copper Is
River railway, as well as 400 tons of I
coal for local consumption.
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Help the boys to “Go Over the Top,” B
by doing your bit and buying a ticket p
for the Red Cross musicale next Tues- =
3ay night at the Empress theater. jj
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The Boy Scouts and their invited §1
guests had a very enjoyable evening jj
at the fire hall last night in honor of g
Scout Rollie Clements, who was re- I:
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ninded in a gentle way that he would m
not see his fourteenth birthday again. |j
Of course no bones were broken, but g
then Rollie may have to sit on a pil- P
low for a while.
Angus McDougall came down from {j
Strelna on today’s train.
Jack Chisholm, representing a Ta- jj
coma wholesale grocery house, is in I
town. g
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Roy W. Corbett and Daniel E. “
Reilly, of Seattle, arrived in town to
day.
Oak Olson, of Juneau, representing
Schwabacker Bros., of Seattle, is a
Cordova visitor.
Mrs. J. F. McGonigle was an arrival
today from the states to join her hus
band, who is stationed at the navy
radio plant at Mile 14.
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Madame Lydia, the palmist, will be
found in the Currier & Mickelson
building on C. street. 16-tf
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Bargain Notice—For sale one four
foot fireproof safe, three National cash
registers. Adress Prospector. Valdez.
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WANTED—Women and girls to work
at the Pinnacle Rock clam plant by
the month or piece work. Phone
Cordova House. 20-tf
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