Empress Theatre
BILL HART
in
“THE
NARROW
TRAIL”
HEARST PATHE NEWS
A typical Hart picture of wild out-of-doors life, filled with
wotidroU' pictures of the great West A Special Feature.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS
Admission, 30c and 10c Show begins at 8 P. M.
HAPPENINGS DF LOCAL
AND PERSONAL INTEREST
Attorney T. J Diamond of Valdez
is a town visitor, making the trip on
the Rolfe.
The Carlisle Racking Company put
up -l.iiiiii eases of salmon on Saturday.
James Brennan of Mile ?S is spend
ing a few days in town.
Refer Vachon of Fairbanks «;i, an
arrival on yesterday's train on his
way to the States.
\rt Holt and family are returning
trom tile States to Cordova on the
N irthwi stern
\ local left for Chilian this morn
■numfroitimmunup -,f ••wrrrf* • • - rn ir’ir
ing and experienced no trouble on ac
count of the recent high water.
Jens Peter Larson is requested to
immediately report to the local ex
emption hoard.
Peter Lorensen of Fairbanks was
an arrival in town on yesterday’s
Itoat.
Postoffice Inspector Alvah Fames
returned this morning from a trip to
Valdez.
The Northern Club building is be
ing brightened up with a fresh coat
of paint.
The t <• unship \dmirnl Karragnt
left Ketchikan at s o'clock last night
oti her north bound trip.
()ur former townsman, I ton Neeley,
is now with the lighting boys “some
v. here in France.”
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A meeting of Ibe Junior Scouts will
be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
sharp A full turnout Is requested
Bill Hart will appear at the Empress
theater tonight In "The Narrow Trail."
a typical picture of outdoor life There
will also be a llearst-Pathe News.
Sister Kranees and Sister Stephanie
of the Seward hospital returned on
yesterday's train from a trip to the
camps in the Copper river valley.
Mis W C, McDonald has received
a wire lrom her brother. Clyde Net
tlcton. at Seattle, saying li had on
listed ill the naval aviation eorps.
The freighter Wainwright. en route
north, i- going direc I to Seward, and
will stop at Cordova on her south
hound trip
Postmaster and Mrs. Charles Scliel
Her are receiving tile eongralulations
of friends upon the arrival c a baity
girl at their home.
Mrs. N .1 McCrary and daughter,
who have been visiting friends at Mc
Carthy, returned on yesterdays
train.
W. C Files and Andrew christen
sen, acronipanied tty ,1. D. Mason, went
to the westward Saturday on the light
house tender Cedar.
11 W tlubois of the Alaska Copper
Corporation arrived on yesterday's
train and will go to the westward on
the Farragut.
Attorney John I. Metlinn, ho is
now residing in California, where he
lias extensive oil Interests, Is a pas
senger on the Northwestern for Cor
i!n\ ;i
H;trr> Nelson. f !i«■ t ;i I lor. v.im • ■'Imp
w.i mii <* street. in tin- Adam*- build
in :, has iikivimI to Hirst -f r.«*t. in t If
iinni'*rl> ormpied by tin • .indy
kit* lien
'I cm \\ 11 l ie. \\;i trio I 'hi .>!?••!
noon in tin* commissioner • o ir» and
tonnd guilty ot violating tli di> b»\
He was sentenced to strve ihr*‘«
months in the fed<*ral jail
nTrifmm"nTntmi'ntiiinrnr,•’Tr<t::!,Tnrir*r
I>r. James I,. Condlt, general super
intendent of Presbyterian missions tor
Alaska, is aboard tile Farragnl, en
route for Anchorage, where he will
remain for several weeks.
H S. Hildebrand, formerly with the
Alaskan engineering eoinmission at
Ni-naha. is passing through Ciirdti . .1
on Ins way to California, where he
ill join Mrs Hildebrand.
II- v \ ; rfliriv -T and l imily w ho
ai. , . it fii-iui- a Ion. Ill- C-ipp'-r
• eg- valley, ip Me go- *st s of Mr.
and Mrs Cran' I{•■<•• I at M t’.irlliy for
a liar! lime
M-■ Jam- -* MeCormae and sons,
I n n ild ami K- -in. ih. returned from
Stra-.vl.. point Saturday night,
all--! a tell 11 a i ifn ping I rip. Id* M
• . Ill* ’-, vvilli no mosiplifaa. mad*’ th*’
party reluctant to leave
Tin- Soldier Sic.miles. organized fot
;ii>- sale of War Saving and. Thrift
skimps, an- still ai work. Many I >
ipiiet iliough lir* vs *-ifori are -ii'1
aiming for a generalship, or a ea,
lainey at li'ast
.1 carhop -Semple, a mining engi
neer from Si.- laford. Cniin . r*-t 11 m--.|
yesterday from 111** lnly-ri*ir. where he
lias been invt--"Iguting several elaii a ;
He will hook passage on on*- of the
llrsl boats south.
Word lias been rereived of the rapid
improvement of James MeCormae,
who was operated on at Rochester,
Minn, a short time ago Mr Me
Cornier expects to return to Cordova
on one of the first bouts from the
south.
,1. |). Hough of Fairbanks, accom
panied by his son, Is a visitor in town.
Mr. Keagh will remain In Cordova for
a short time, looking after business
interests, before returning to the
States. He is one of the owners of
the Deep Sea Food Company
This morning at 10 o’clock the fol
lowing young men were Inducted Into
military service under the selective
service regulations: Olsen. Henry,
Hlake. Me Fa 11 and Anderson. Me Will
Us of Ruby will he Inducted in the
near future, and all will leave for Fort
Liscum on the first bout to the west
ward
A. Me. Field, chief electrician for
the Copper River & Northwestern
railroad, reports progress in the In
stallation of the new telephone line
between Cordova and Chltlna. New
posts have been planted and the wires
.ill strung hoiween Mganik and
Mile lit.
The Ashland building, formerly o<
« upied by the Cordova fruit market,
h been thoroughly renovated by
William Lindig, and will he opened t<»
moi low a a fir r • la-s r* ’t iuiant, op
• rating under the name ..i Lindigs
('.rill
'l ie youngsters ol town are raking
ad v a ii l age ol tie- fire' weiflnr by an.
tie- m • Ii pat t Main 11. • • t for
• , • il; diamond N* ifly e\ er\ • 'll
ing tie* railing ; along tie walk re-, in
l .< . a-ini.mire Id* n her, with main
,»• . an • njoying. and enemira.-.ing
fie- boy s at tie ir ta\orite port
Tie* party of young folks who left
« a th* finite mr I'-.it Li-enm Satur
av i! tei :e» mi at I ;ir' i\ e ! at \ al
dez Saturday night about o'clock
. u ire \ a - ind ibod in until an
early hour. On Sunday a visit was
inado to th** post, and a <|tti«*t turn*
was enjoyed by all The boat left
Fort Uscuin at midnight, arriving in
Cordova at v:b> this morning
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PICNIC PARTY GIVEN
AT STRAWBERRY POINT
Frank \ l*• t • • - in* t.;*m i a
i.anil • •• •: trin a n.- < » jd* .ml
Ilia in ' • ! - j i!:« \ t ! » a it th• *
? i »•; i I* H at rh• • • i• \ tin* i
:•?‘ i * • d* * h.\ lui.it to Sinwi.. ri >
pofiM !'!<•. . i i i king. hun t hi t for
! • li - Hid - i • ! •. r 11.1: _. vitil .* {•( llti
buiii'T iiid . ; • • t > all a most
! : i*\ d. > 1 la V • atli- i \s a ideal,
'• .’li i!o in" - | ii'-. Nirmia th* ^ asf*
w *'*.i' * Mr and Mr C \ !; swa* Mr
•o:d M- .1 c y. li!- th- Mi- -• via
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( ha •• :*• i: . • • and M irmie '! :w m
! toils**! and io os ’land I J*»l mm.
Huy ard l ow ! • Harnld <;rail, m,
clan no* .l*»h • «mi, Frank Mum rod
' Charles Knswoty dr.
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S'WEAR-EVER I
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; Aiuniinum Cooking
I’TENSILS
| - ARE HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES -
Wearever is light in weight, lasts longer, heats quicker,
lil 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.
i $2.50 -Set of Six- $2.50 j
Wonderfully clear, perfectly glazed and artistically |
j decorated, Imported from Nippon, Japan.
The BLUM, O’NEILL Co.
Hardware Phone 48 :: Grocery Phone 6 I
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Discriminating housewives serve
only Hurt's Quality Fruits in
**ieir homes. 1 hey arethcchoicest ;X
vj of iurnj’ California’s tree ripened ly
fruits, peeked with acientinc and
clean methods, and come to you ?;
fresh as when picked, every dty
in the year. •$
We carry n full line of X*
Hunt s Quality California
Fruits &
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H the feet. Their designers know that perfect fit is abso- ;t
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STYLE SHOES OF QUALITY fit the beautiful jj
p: curves of the feet smooth'y. Consequently they look trim
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