PRESCRIPTIONS
IF YOU ARE SICK. GO SEE A
DOCTOR
Hardly a day passes but that some person asks
us to prescribe for some ill or ache. This in
cludes everything from a bad conscience to a
broken heart.
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While we are familiar with the functional per
formances of the medicines we sell—we are
not diagnosticians.
If you have been using a certain medicine or a
compound and it has helped you, and you want
more, there is satisfaction in buying from us
because “If the Cordova Drug Co. sells it, it’s
pure.’’
Or, if we can suggest something which we
think will possibly be more effective than the
| article you call for—other than a physician’s
prescription—our experienced pharmacists
will gladly mention this fact for you.
But if you feel the need for medical attention
| and to know what is the matter with you—see
| your doctor.
Then send your prescriptions to us to be care
fully compounded by one of our registered
pharmacists.
Cordova Drug Co.
I The Rexall Store
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KODAK FINISHING AND FRAMING PHONE 140—3 '*"•
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Special Carefully-Prepared Lunch served from 11:30 a. m. Our Fine
French Rolls with every meal
Big Variety of Pastries and Cakes, Always Fresh
Sanitary Machinery of Latest ‘Jodel. Patent Brick Oven. Best Ma
terials used by Expert Workm> «. j^oducing our Famous Cream Loaf
Best Coffee in Town
French Bread Rye Bread
FAMOUS CUFF
BE REOPENED
The assurance that the famous Cliff
mine, at Valdez, will be in operation
within a short time is most encour
aging news to the residents of Alaska.
This information was obtained from
F. G. Mudgett, a mining engineer, who
is secretary-treasurer and our former
townsman, Joseph Plant, vice presi
dent of the new company, which re
cently took over the property. They
are passengers aboard the steamship
Alaska, and are en route to the mine.
The new company, formally incor
porated under the laws of the state
of Washington, and known as the Cliff
Gold Mining Company, has begun the
rehabilitation of the plant and prop
erty at Valdez, with several men al
ready engaged and others ready to
take active charge.
With the reopening of the Cliff
mine, development and production
I bulletins will be issued from time to
time, as reported by the secretary,
F. G. Mudgett, who has been appoint
ed mining engineer in charge of de
velopment and production, and who,
in co-operation with the superinten
dent, will report to the trustees and
stockholders.
Several surprises may be in store
for the public with the development
of the two veins recently proven of
good grade and of large tonnage, that
each parallels the old middle vein,
that proved so high grade in value and
which produced over a million dollars
during the lease. This old vein is
pretty well developed, having at the
present time several thousands of
tons of good ore positively blocked-out
and ready for mining.
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w ±\. lumidgc ul ^uuu me is> jiuar
tively blocked out above the water
level. The lower levels may be
pumped out and the salt water “foot
wall leak” concreted and the drift
bulkheaded as soon as possible, or a
new working winze sunk on the vein
back of the old workings, and the lower
level ores thereby reopened.
1 The new company anticipates hav
, ing thirty to forty men at work by
May 1, and that the ‘production will
warrant early dividends from opera
i tion, having a good, sound, financial
account from stock sales.
The apparent oversubscription of
the Cliff mine stock, which has been
sold for $1 per share in the first offer
to the public, appears to be on the
verge of a jump to $1.50 immediately,
and to further increases with the ship
- ment of gold bullion. This will be
I particularly noticed with the passage
| of the $10 per ounce gold subsidy law
I now before congress.
Offices of the company have been
1 opened at Valdez, in addition to those
| opened in Seattle.
Delicious mince pie at the City
Bakery. 13-tf
Scarborough pictures that please at
prices that art right. Over Cordova
drug store. Phone 140—3 rings.
Read the Daily Times for the latest
and most reliable world news.
POPULAR M’CARTHYITES
ARE JOINED IN WEDLOCK
(From McCarthy News)
One of our most popular “sour
doughs” was leading man at a very
interesting wedding last Saturday
afternoon, March 6, at the residence
of Charles Graber, the contracting par
ties being Arthur L. Powell of Kenne
cott and Mrs. Bertha Lewis of Grass
Valley, Cal.
The bride, who had just arrived
from the Outside, was attired in a
pretty gown of Alice blue charmeuse.
Mrs. J. B. O’Neill attended her as ma
tron of honor. The bridegroom was
ably supported by Dr. Jack Conway as
best man.
The ceremony was performed by
United States Commissioner Graber,
in the presence of the following
guests: Mrs. Graber, Mrs. J. Under
wood, Mr. and Mrs. Cole, Messrs. Ed
Bassett, C. Parker Smith, Charles
Baxter and J. W. Nickell.
CAN NO LONGER WANDER
THE STREETS OF DOUGLAS
Marshal W. J. Grant has declared
himself. He has put his foot down
and put it down good and strong.
The subject upon which Mr. Grant
has declared himself is on the mat
ter of boys under age wandering
about the streets at night.
In the past the marshal has over
looked some slight breaking of the
ordinance that requires children to
be off. the streets at night. On ac-!
count of his good nature he declares
that the boys are now imposing upon
him. He asks us to tell the young
fellows to take a tumble, get next
to themselves, and to go home
nights.
Mr. Grant has given us authority
to say that some prominent young
men of the town will very shortly
be occupying rooms in the village
lock-up if they don’t heed this
warning.—Douglas News.
GYMNASIUM BUILDING
FOR COLLEGE WOMEN
PULLMAN, Wash., March 17 (by
Associated Press).—Women students
are agitating the matter of a new
gymnasium building for women at
Washington State College. Tenta
tive plans contemplate building with
accomodations for gymnasium class
es, a swimming pool and rooms for
women’s organizations.
The present women’s gymnasium,
on the third floor of the Administra
tion building, is declared to be unsat
isfactory on account of its lack of
LARGEST LUMBER MILL TO
BE ERECTED AT HOOF!! AM
HOQUIAM, Wash., March 17 (by
Associated Press).—Plans for the
erection of a lumber mill, which, it
is claimed, will be larger than any
other mill in the Pacific northwest,
have been announced by the Grays
Harbor Lumber Company. The new
mill will be built on the Columbia
river shore about two miles from
Vancouver, Washington.
The proposed plant, it was an
nounced, will have a capacity of ap
proximately 1,500,000 feet per day.
The company expects to start con
struction work on the mill this year.
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