EMPRESS
THEATRE
TO-NIGHT 8:00 P. M
Gladys Brockwell
Teh Girl of a Thousand
Expressions
In the
Five-Act Fox Drama
“Her
Temptation'’
Two Reel Mack Sennett
Comedy
“Her Nature
Dance”
One-Reel Ford Educational
Mrs. Nina Nichols at the Piam
Admission - - - 30<
Kiddies - - - . 10<
Tin- Northwestern Hardware Con
;' tin Inis just received ;i shipment i
: i. v.ihn" <« \ver . ml drain pipe n
ers.
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The "anulcr: " say "we have III
riyht kind of tackle to get the
one*. ' Better outfit irom the Nortl
western Hardware Co.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. j
WANTED—Women and men for can- I
nery work. Apply to George Dooley.
FOR SALE—Empty gasoline can3. In
quire Times office.
WANTED—At once, salmon splitters
ami Balters. Apply Times office.
WANTED—Men and women workers.
Apply Carlisle Packing Company.
FOR SALE—Oak office desk table;
3x5 feet. Apply J. A. Nicollet B20.
AT LIBERTY — Experienced book
keeper anil stenographer. Will ac
eept position In or out of town.
Address "tj" The Times. 14 tit
FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine.
Phone 200. 9tf
WANTED—Electricain to overhaul
electric iron Modern Laundry. 1 Otf
FOR SALE—Team of horses. Apply
Finkelstein A- Sapiro. 10tf
FOR SALE—Three-roomed furnished
cottage. Call Northern Laundry. If
WANTED AT ONCE—Gas engineer.
Ohm Kish A Packing Company, Ap
ply Iihim-O'Nelll Co.
WANTED-—Men on road work. $4
per day and hoard. Apply I'nited
States Commisoner. tf
WANTED—Man to fill position of
janitor. Apply Dr. Council tf.
1 WOMEN wanting work from 6 to 10
p in., apply to the Lighthouse Can
ning Company. 17-tf
FOR SALE—30 foot launch with 10
foot beam; raised deck and cabin; j
all equipment except engine, price
) $7011.1111; including engine, Monarch
10-15 h. p.: will sell for $1.300.on.
Write c. W Cook, Tntitlek Village,
* near Kllamar 5t-H!
'[WANTED AT ONCE—Men and
■ women to work in salmon and lo r
"I ring saltery; SI per day and hoard;
! location 15 miles from Cordova
'I \pply at Ilium. O'Neill Co. Office
Ohm Ki ill ami I’tn kins <
MASONIC MEETING
\ meeting id Mount MeKinlt >
■ Lodge No IS,;. K A A M.. will he
", lii'hl tonight at s .-.ii n'i In I.. Work in
i- the outer apprentice degree
Ii. T PlIIDLIPS. Secretary.
MINGS OF LOCAL
AND PERSONAL INTEREST
The \V. C T. I', will m*'t Friday
iltcrnooil at 1’ at tin- holm of Mr
•hilllps.
tin Sntnlay. July tin •inployes
it the Carlisle I'aekir ; Company "ill
lirhie at SIraw herry ; oint.
\V. II King has aceepteil a position
o, ill) the Cordova Mill atal I.timber
i 'ornpany.
The Pioneer Packing Company
look its clam plant employes to Straw
herry point today for a picnic.
|jcv. \ <! Shrivcr left on this morn
ing's train for the Interior, whore ho
will spend a short vacation lie was
accompanied by his family.
Clam diggers expect tm unusually
big catch of i lams during the next
three weeks, on account at the low
tides
Karl Peterson, who successfully tin
dorwont two operations at the general
hospital, is able to lie about again,
and is dally gaining strength
No word has been received from
tin- freighter Cordova since it left Sc
attic, Inst Friday, but it is due some
time Saturday, and it is bringing
mail.
Chief Clerk Alvah Fames of the
railway mail service returned today
from an official trip to Katalla. and
while there he visited the oil fields
of the Chilkat Oil Company
\ parly of young people will go to
Fort l.isemii at 'I o'clock Saturday
.mill:- to visit the Cordova boys
tlier- The' will charier the launch
Uolfc, and anyone d< siring to join tin
,: fan <To " by phonin
\ 1..• ('onrt i ipfht has resumed his ,
,lit n in S i i |»«* r- i n t • • 11 * I • • 11# • *r nr s ol
hi', bavin;: returned from rhithiu.
' hr was ininp irarilN a* tin,- as
station ajifnt for the railway until thf
I arrival hi .1. K. Keh hum to relieve II
, .1 Urn mil, who left for the States i<>
enlist.
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The* Fort List tun hull team wants re
\enge for last Sunday s defeat, and
has telegraphed a challenge to the
Cordova dull, the game to he pla\ed
at Valdez No action has as yet been
taken in the matter, hut the soldiers
will likely be accommodated at some
I future date
diaries Olson, foreman for the
Clark (Iraham cannery, is in town,
and reports that to date they have
put up 1 t.uuo cases ot red salmon I he
i-ntire park last season was less than
17,000 cases. Another run of sockeye
is also expected this summer.
EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
HOLDS ENJOYABLE PICNIC
The Kpiscopal Sunil.iv selniiil pien.i
| puny led till* I'arllslc I’.uking «*1 >111
I patty's dark yesterday morning at
| p Tin conditions were ideal in
.•very respect. The eliildren enjoyed
lie'involves thoroughly and there were
i no mishaps. At ted1* in the evening
two other boats arii' i d. adding to the
party Alter refreshments and vaii
OUS entertainment the Whole crowd
j returned to th. oily dock. Thor- were
; forty or more present
Tlnve iii charge wish to thank Mr
| llawkinson for his usual courteous
; attention, ill*' disposal of his bouts
and the personal presence of hiniseli
| and his family.
INCREASE HONEY OUTPUT
TO MEET SUGAR SHQHTKGE
SAX KH A.Nl'lSl’O. duly 1s
Par the purpo. . of combatting th
: I shortage ot sugar, organized eftor
j j will be made In ('aUIi)rnta to iuereas*
the output oi honey.
Articles of Ineorfioratlon id it'1
\V* lern Dee Karins i‘or|ioration, e ip
; 1 itiiliaed at <|en.ue*i. w. re fled here
\\ eently.
j The corporation expects to est.il
j lisii a (ring ol lice lurms from Sant;
II CrUZ to Salt lliego More that! 1>.un
stands of bees will In* maintained a n
“ the estimated yearly production u
honey will he 1 pounds
si Before the war honey s*dil at I cent
1 a pound. Now it is worth Jl cents
SAN* ANTONIO, Texas. July 1N
Natives of China refugees from M<-\
ieo anil interned prisoners of tin
ITliled States I'l" Chinese at Fort
Sain Houston and Camp Travis art
doing their part to help the allies o
their country win the war.
When Heneral I'ershing ahandonei
his pursuit of Francisco Villa in tin
mountains and deserts of western Chi
lmahua. Mexico, and started hack ti
the border, the Chinese colony in ilia
section packed their belonging* onli
wagons, carts and burros and trailet
out behind tbc \mcricait c\|tcdition
ary force They feared Villa and hi
bandits would • any out their throats
to Kill all Chinese in Mexico, and (ion.
Pershing nave them permission to pro
t . « d to il^- bonier with hi- column
\rrivinn at Columbus. N M ’lie
Chinese were placed in an interniiient
( .imp until arrangements were i. ad»*
between ! epp -enf at i\» - «♦ 1 the Pnited
State - immigration department. tie*
Chinese pucrnineiii ami the tom to
wlin h tie* Chinese ledotiu. tor th-ir
transfer to San \ntoiiio H»*r» they
w**r»* allotted t" the army »nm|e and
posts, when* they do ill « hissi - of
work for tie* army, and do it well
Many nt these Chinese are wealthy.
ha\ in a ownecl -tores and ranch* - in
Mexico. They have endowed a bed in
the \mencau hosjdtal at Neuilly.
Krain * . aa\e what was * haraeteri/od
as the lame t chop sm\ party e'er
1 «ld in Te\a- a 1C d Cross benefit,
subs lilien i'i l. (1 c in-- mud and
many h.c* if -lit Liher’\ bond- and
thrift stamps Many ot tin Chine-**
have applied t *r permi->ion h» enl.st
m iIn* 1 ulted S* it* arn y
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IWEAR-EVERii
4 TRADEMARK 1 * » TRADEMARK
I Aluminum Cooking
1 UTENSILS
- ARE HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES -
Wearever is light in weight, lasts longer, heats quicker,
saves time, fuel and strength. They are indespensable
for canning and preserving. We have a complete
assortment for restaurant and household use.
:
SPECIAL - SPECIAL
“Princess” Cups and Saucers in four beautiful patterns.
$2.50 -Set of Six- $2.50 ;
Wonderfully clear, perfectly glazed and artistically
decorated, Imported from Nippon, Japan.
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The BLUM, 17 JEILLCo.
Hardware Phone 48 :: Grocery Phone 6
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When You i 1
Buy Fruit
Look for thii Trademark %
Discriminating housewives serve xj
only Hunt's Quality Fruits in
•X their homes, rhey arethechoicest
X; of aurmy California's tree riprned
fruits, packed with srirntific snd
clean methods, and come to you :£•
fresh as when picked, every day
in the year.
We carry a full line of
Hunt s Quality California
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the feet. Their designers know that perfect fit is abso
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STYLE SHOES ' »K QUALITY fit the beautiful ,
curves of the feet smooth'v. Consequently they look trim ;
and lend harmonious setting to stylish costumes as well. . ]
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why the\ are preferred by tl." fashionable.
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