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When beginning the New Year
by buying the brands that gave
| Satisfaction during 1914
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your orders with us.
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THE STORE OF QUALITY
AESTHETIC REPAIRS MADE
, TO FRANCE’S WOUNDED
HARVRE, Jan. 4—(Correspondence
of the Associated Press)—The French
Army Medical Corps have set apart
three eminent surgeons, Professors
Tuffler, Morestin, and Seblean, to
/make “aesthetic repairs, and remove
deformations from the faces of those
wounded in the war.
If a man losses his nose or any part
of his face, or a disfigurement is
caused by a wound, the face will be
repaired by skin grafting, and the lat
est discoveries in surgical science will
be used to remedy the deformity.
Several cases have already been
successfully undertaken by the three
surgeons. A young corporal who had
part of his face taken away by a shell
was given a new nose, left jaw, and (
cheek. In cases where teeth have
been lost, it is said that successful
efforts have been made to transplant
others, according to a method discov- !
ered by a Russian dentist.
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Some cooking at the Windsor grill. <
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An Apple a day keeps the doctor
away—Now is the time to buy a box.
Fancy Spizenbergs, Champions, White '
Winter PermainB, Red Cheek Pippins,
$2.00 per box. Ben Davis, Kings, 1
Ganos, Wagners, $1.75 per box. <
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CHURCH WORKERS TO
MEET WEDNESDAY
The Society of Church Workers are
requested to meet at the home of Mrs.
Capers, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
A large attendance is solicited.
MRS. WALN, Secy.
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LOCAL JOTTING8.
John Zugg, Fairbanks superinten
lent for the Alaska Road Commission,
eft for Valdez on the Admiral Watson
his morning, and will remain there
'or the rest of the winter.
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The city council meets tonight in
•egular session.
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A train left, for Chitina this morning
vith a number of passengers for in
erior points.
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Wm. Pinneo is in town greeting old
riends and acquaintances.
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Mrs. Cook was an arrival on the
■Vatson. She booked passage from
Seattle to Katalla, but as the weather
vas too rough to make a landing at
he latter place, came through to Cor
lova and will go over to Katalla on
he launch Waif.
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Kinney has a corner on Coffee.
Vbat we mean is COFFEE, not the
vishy-wishy kind you have been
>uying and nicknamed coffee. One
:an of Dwight Edwards will convince
ou that we are right.
LIGHTS PUT OUT
FLASH
An electrical storm of unusal vio
lence, both in duration and In intensity
of the lightning, occurred last evening.
During the storm a severe flash of
lightning, evidently close to the pow
er plant, set up an intense induced
current in the line, which surged over
the llgthning arresters and was fol
lowed by the line current, blowing
out the fuses at the plant and leaving
the city in darkness for a time until
the fuses were replaced. This is the
first time in the history of Cordova
that such an ocurrence has taken
place, and, so far as known, the first
time in Alaska, where thunder is
principally noticeable by its absence.
The storm lasted for several hours,
ligthning flashes being frequent until
a late hour.
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From the Orchard to the Consumer.
—We ship our apples direct from the
grower. Our costomers are getting .
the benefit. Fancy Spitzenbergs,
Champions, White Winter Permains,
Red Cheek Pippin, $2.00 per box ,
\Ben Davis, Kings Ganos, Wagners, (
$1.75 per box.
O’NEILL & SLATER CO.
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MURDER REPORTED
FROM KANTISHNA '
A telegram was received at the '
Governor's office yesterday afternoon
from Game Warden McDonald, and '
date at Fairbanks, that Indians re- '
port the murder of a man by the name
of Foster in the Kantishna district.
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Deputy Marshal Woods has left to in
vetigate.
The Indians recently reported that (
Forster, who Is a trader in the Kan- (
tishna, has been poisoning foxes and f
had a number in his possession.— ^
Juneau Empire.
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Launch Waif in Port
The launch Waif arrived from the
westward last night and will remain 1
here a couple of days before proceed- j
ing to Katalla.
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The best meals in town served at
the Windsor grill.
The pile driver crew was laid off
yesterday, having completed its work
for this season.
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Dally Times gets Associated Pn y*
dispatches.
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Fresh shipments of corn on the cob
at Kinney's.
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Is your name on the Times list.
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BERLIN'S STREET LINED
WITH WOUNDED SOLDIERS
BERLIN, Jan. 4—Correspondence of
the Associated Press—No fair picture
could be drawn of the Berlin of war
time that did not include mention of
thousands of wounded in the streets.
In motorcars, in wheel chairs and in
the crowds on the streets, the/ are
‘verywhere, limping, maimed and
swathed in bandages. At one dinner
able in the Hotel Adlon were four
ifflcers, every one of whom had his
irm in a sling and two of whom had
heir heads in bandage. One, a cap
aln, had lost his right hand, but he
lad the Iron cross of the first class
ind he seemed the happiest of the
larty. Indeed, the cheerfulness of
he wounded contrasted strikingly
trith sad eyes of the many women in
nourning. The toll has done little
o weaken the spirit of the populace,
ut it is beginning to horrify the viat
or.
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From the Orchard to the Consumer.
-We ship our apples direct from the
rower. Our costomers are getting
he benefit. Fancy Spitzenbergs,
'hamplons. White Winter Permains,
ted Cheek Pippin, $2.00 per box
len Davis, Kings Canos, Wagners,
1.75 per box.
O’NEILL & SLATER CO.
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GROCERY NOTES
Quality Highest—Prices Lowest.
4 Tbs Best Granulated Sugar for $1 at
fLUM & CO.
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Today's news In today’s Dally Times
SOLDIER WOUNDED
IN UNUSUAL MANNER
LONDON, Jan. 4—(Correspondence
of the Associated Press)—The Reuter
correspandent In Amestenlam sends
the following story told by a wounded
German soldier:
"From one of the trenches, I aimed
at my adversary, 70 yards away. It
was an easy shot, and I was sure of
success. I was just pulling the trig
ger. My aim was clear, my bullet
could not fall.
"Suddenly staggered back, and when
I recovered I found my rifle damaged
at the lock and the chamber. I had
an ugly wound In my forehead. I ex
amined my rifle, and found In the bar-1
rel a French and a German bullet,
both flattened. What had happened?!
"After close examination I discover
ed that a French bullet had entered
my rifle at the muzzle, had followed
the coarse of the barrel, had exploded
my cartridge and the butt of my rifle,
and thus had wounded me.”
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Today's news in today’s Daily Times
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You will be pleased If you eat at
the Windsor grill.
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Times and Alaska Times can be had
for only $1.25 per month; or both for
$6 for six months, if paid In advance.
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Month in and Month out you’ll be
money ahead if you use our groceries.
8. BLUM & CO.
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Today's news in today's Dally Times
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1915.
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PATHE DAIL YNEWS SERVICE No- 55.
PERILS OF PAULINE—Sixth Episode, Two Reels.
HOGAN’S ALLEY—A Pathe Comedy.
TWO SHOWS
The first beginning at 8 p. m. Regular Admission
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No, this isn’t an appeal for funds. It’s a sug
gestion to put in your “Jimmy Pipe” and smoke.
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575 Town Lots in Cordova.
Hanging in price from $50 up to $5000, and 000
Town lots in Chitiun from $50 to $1000. Any
or all of them on easy terms.
Now is the time to buy.
For particulars—Call on or write to
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Cordova, Alaska. Trustee and Agent
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