The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8 SHARP
He lilts the Bull's-Eye of American
Popularity
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In Five Amusing Acts
“Wild
and Wooly”
A Western Comedy Bubbling Over
with Hearty Laughs, Punctuated
by Typical Fairbanks Thrills
TRAVEL PICTURE
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
WANTED—Women and men for can
nery work Apply to George Dooley.
WANTED—Strong woman, good cook,
wants position as cook in camp or
family. Apply Aunty Keating's
Wee Shop 5-21
FOUND—Bunch of Key*. Owner can
secure aame at Time* office.
FOR SALE—The Cordova Hand Laun
dry. Apply on premises 13-4t
WANTED—At once, talmon aplittera
and sailers. Apply Times office.
WANTED—A girl for general house
work. Small family. Good wuiges.
Mrs K. L. Harwood. 3tf 25
FOR SALE—One Cabinet Victrola
with fifty good records, practically
new. Very reasonable. Phone 82-2
WANTED-—Men and women workers.
Apply Carlisle Packing Company,
FOR SALE—Oak office desk table;
3x5 feet. Apply J. A. Nicollet B20.
FOR SALE—Three room cottage,
cheap Inquire at Northern laundry .
FOR SALE—Watchmaker's tools
and material. Inquire Kenny Hol
den. C-tf
WANTED—A bureau. Apply Time*
office 20-IU
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, with
hot and cold water; bath In con
nection. Apply City Bakery. tf.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. Ap
ply to Mrs. John Nelson. 20-tf
FOR SALE—Household furniture. Ap
ply Times office. 2*>.tf
FOR SALE—Wolf skin robe; In good
shape and reasonably priced. In
quire phone 38-5
WANTED—Men and women to work
in salmon saltery; $f per day and
board; good opportunity for steady
work; location, fifteen miles from
Cordova Ohm Fish & Packing Co.
Apply J 1). Hollenbeck. Times of
fice
NICE, large front room, suitable for
housekeeping J. K. Smart 3-6
FOR SALE—Empty gasoline cans. In
quire Times office.
WANTED—Waitress or waiter in
country hotel on railroad; $su per
month and board. Apply at Times
office 5-tf
WANTED—At once, clean cotton rags
for cleaning machinery; good price.
Times office.
LITHE HELD REGULAR
CELEBRATION ON FOURTH
l.ATODCHK. July <> There was a
very creditable celebration here on
July 4. and everybody had a good,
lime The events consisted of a trap
shoot, in which Dr, Irvin won first!
prize and Carl Stadmlller second;
races for boys and girls; 100-yard race,
won by Dus Manthy; men's broad
jump; ladies' potato race; old men's
race and three-legged nice The chil
dicn's (lag drill was especially good.
A large crowd attended the baseball
game between the Datonehe Muckers
and the I’orl Ashton Dibbers, the
former winning by the close score of
v to i;.
Ill the evening there was an exeit
ing tug of war, shot pul, two boat
races and a dance. A roulette wheel
was a reminder of the days of 'its.
and received a good play. The entire
net proceeds were donated to the
lied Cross
ANOTHER BATCH?1RAFT
MEN LEAVE FOR HAINES
V. F, Nichols, who has been em
ployed In the Hank of Alaska for sev
eral months past, left today on the
Admiral Farragut for Fort Seward.
Haines, he being one of the drafted
men from Anchorage. He was in
charge of J Madison Scheubert. Karl
Dindstrom, Magnus Johnson and John
Bufoers, Anchorage registrants resid
ing here, and C. A Mulock. who was
drafted from Dreeley, Colo
Aboard the Farragut were also the
following drafted men from Anchor
age, eti route to Fort Seward:
Dan Dagule, Hubert Nakki, Theo
dore Hansen. Ador Dustafsonr,-Ashley |
Do Wolf Warner. John Kogulish. John j
lieer, Constantine N'totsikas Demit-j
rius Dialcnios, Deorge Tokofl. Michael
Combolos. i Simonson, Theodore K
.1 Tiegs, Steve Dlomavich. Fser Wik
holm, Frank J Fleckensteie Savanlc
Kyollonen, Deorge Hurness 1'isK. Afe.vj
Horuff. Sam Kibizoff. Krtk Sappala.j
Jovana Malaearne, Nnzarene ('race, .
Alexander I* Kupofl. William Me-1 ~
Salty, Jora rrumoff, Angelo I'roma.
Nicholas Hogresa, Severln Bradlund,
Axel Nelson. Sam Yellieh, (luiseppe)
S’oel, (tustave Danielson. Harold (Ira 1
lain. Nick Speropolos, John Hallos,{
Alex Sagoft. Boe Radish. Krnest Zi
i«»t t i. Arthur Harry Olson, (lustat
Alex Lindgren. Mike (libson. Martin
’hristian Larsen. Ingcmar Meier,
leorge Krtinieh, John Rhhard Neg«*l
ten, John Dolan and Alfred Daniel
u>n.
HOPPER RIVER RESIDENTS
ENTERTAINER III TIEKEL
Mr and Mrs. James Herrington of
riekel entertained a number of
riends from ihe Copper Itiver valley 1
>n 1 > 4 A gasoline ear gathered the;
•rowd from Mile 78 up the line.
The evening was spent in dancing! _
ind games. Later refreshments were
lerved. A collection of $12 was taken |(J|
ip for the aid and comfort of our J
>yos Ir. France. Those present were: B
Mr. and Mrs. Len Cox, Mr. and Mrs. B'
lack Carlyle, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ||
Uoebe, Mr and Mrs. Nelson McCrary, B
vlr and Mrs. C C. Keetlev. Mr ami p
firs. F Berg, Mr. and Mrs. James Her- |
ington, Miss Hosic Kantto, Price Net- p
leton. Victor Neylund. F J Smith, &
Plm Kstestrom. Hurgou Manbert, p
V\‘ Hobinson. Charles Keetley, Jr, IT
!eo ge Larsen and Arthur Tull.
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Walter Holland and a man named g
Porter were arrested at Latouche by |
Deputy Marshal Conrad, charged with c
bootlegging, and taken to Valdez for 1
trial. The officer lay in wait for the P
offenders to tap their cache, near one G
>f the canneries, and when caught g
with the goods on them they at llrst E
resisted arrest, and guns were drawn.: H
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
I hereby offer for sale 7,292 shares g
of the Cordova Mill & Lumber Com- 1
pany stock at 76 cents per share.
CHARLES J. GOODALL.
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FOR SALE—One sewing,machine at
good as new, $15.00; ono Victor caL
inet, $10 00; a lot of Mason glass
jars. Apply Mrs. John Gamble 28 U
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The Northwestern Hardware Com
pany hns the new "Hylo" and "Lux" j
gas-tilled electric light globes.
limit <■».. Ill ! , '* L I" I ' ULuuUiiU .I..1 i«"t, . , J„LL..... A:
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i UTENSILS
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Wearever is light in weight, lasts longer, heats quicker, i
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.
B-Set of Six- $2.50 |
clear, perfectly glazed and artistically |;
nported from Nippon, Japan.
LUM, O’NEILL Co.
Phone 48 Grocery Phone 6 jj
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Buy Fruit |
Look for this Trademark
Discriminating housewives serve
only Hunt's Quality Fruits in
their homes. They arethe choicest
of sunny California's tree ripened
•; fruits, packed with scientific and ::::
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clean methods, and come to you v!
fresh as when picked, every duy |;j:
in the year.
We carry a full line of £•
Hunt s Quality California
Fruits
' Tka Kl.d Tkal la 50T
li'e mil end ret 0 m mend them
Finkelstein & Sapiro
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“The Store That Satisfies”
R. E. HEGG CO.
STATIONERY PHOTO SUPPLIES
The House of Service
Developing, Printing, Enlarging, Coloring, Picture
Framing, Art GoodB, Alaska ViewB, Alaska Moccasins,
All Periodicals, Cigars, Tobaccos, Fine Candles, Sundries
Easy payments on Columbia Grafonolos and Records
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
We ar open Sundays and evenings. We take prompt
and Individual care of all work. We use Eastman supplies
exclusively.
Any Size Roll Developed 25c
Prints 5, 6 and 7 cents
The New
Spring Line ,
UTZ & DUNN COMPANY
Sty le Shoes of Quality
STYLE and FIT
Are beautiful to behold, not only in the window but on
the feet. Their designers know that perfect fit is abso
lutely essential to bring out their true style worth. '
STYLE SHOES OF QUALITY fit the beautiful
! curves of the feet smooth'v. Consequently they look trim |
aud lend harmonious setting to stylish costumes as well. ^
WEAR STYLE SHOES of Quality, aud discover
why they are preferred by tb> fashionable. ^
SEE OUR WINDOW i
Will Clay son