CLASSIFIED ADVS.
HELP WANTED
Girl for housework, one
or more days each week.
Phone 176 or 200.
WANTED—A maid for general
housework, Apply to Mre. E. L. Har
wood.
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FOR RENT — Housekeeping rooms.
Apply Kendrick building, between
10 a. m. and 1 p. m.
| OST— A pocketbook. containing
a $10 money order. Finder please re
turn to Times Office,
FOR SALE—The lauhch T. N. B. 23
feet long. 8 foot beam, Western Stan
dard engine, two hatches aft, pilot
house eontrol. See Cooper, at float.
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George Kennedy
Howell I. Lewis
James H. Lyman
John A. Johnson
Edward P. Harwood
Elmer Norgren
Wynn Nourse
/ Samuel G. Hubbard
John W. Jones
Thomas J. Van Erman
Jack Lawler
William S. Gruonhagon
Walter Maupln
Valentine P. Morrison
, Joseph' H. Blake
Calvin C. Hazelet
Daniel J. McKenzie
Richard B. Green
John N. Gilbert
Charles H. Manning
Roy J. DeLeo
Edgar E. Linette
| Arthur Hallberg
Charles F. Bourke
| Ole A. Boraeth
I Emil C. Hagen ' '
Torls H. Lyng
i Warren A. Taylor
Walter M. Snell
George Dahl
John Gorensen
Walter P. Mauseth
John Zorovich
Dominik Marinzo
| Frank Burns
Oscar W. Reed
i Frank Agoff
Henry J. Foosse
Alfred S. Foster
David C. Czerwenka
Frank Jamrog
Roy Smith
Arvid Olsen
De Lin Karnes
Joseph Bottero
Sam Miller
Peter T. Terzleff
Patrick Cannon
David T. Phillips
Honry Maillard, Jr.
John J. Dineen
John A. Cohrs
Abraham Van Vechten
Charles O. Baxter
Herbert Beebe
James Bennet
Frank Grugar
Samuel A. Thomas
Henry J. Fobso
Albert L. Tillman
Leonard L. Davis
Walter L. Cunningham
Benjamin H. Anderson
James M. Rason
j Christ Mihoff
I Frank E. McConaghey
Karl C. Carlson
; Karl J. Nordberg
Jim Nickaloff
Herbort V. Hoskins
Hiram V. Lonsdale
E. E. Smith
Ivan Evanoff 1 *
William L. Wrlglit J
John A. Christensen
Charles J. Patton 1
Anders Dergford ,
Emanuel Olsen -f
John Epeitz
Erwin I). Boggard
Adolph Lee 4
Kay B. Wilkes
D. M. Moore * ,
Leslie T. Reed
Tore Stenqulst
Ounder (loore
Guy R. Hughes '
Roy M. Wilsey
NpIb Nelson
Walter R. Harris
R. C. Graham r
Carl Tomlin . *•
Eric M. Myhrberg
John Ovik
Alvin Nelson
Prank L. Kavansugh
Lawrence E. Ftlllnger
Peter Peterson
Roy Ashland
Frank R. Field
George I. McFall
It. It. Kerwood
Lewis B. Eckard
John O. Alderichson
Engwalld Horgan
Alex Nelson
Jorgen Moen
Antone Kuharic
Steven Green
Arnar Yall
Manual Swanson
N. F. Kleyn
Forest Russell
W. 1). Reed
A- Sweeter
Vincent Dontlsta
Florance A. lloggson
Quanhin Yick
Ng Ham Yot
Charles Gerland
Morris Kaplin
George Crook
Carl Thompson
Herman Thompson
William B. Barmo "
Charles E. Wilson
Frank E. Winslow
Joseph E. Horn
Lynwood Troutman
Roy F. Button
Edward E. Olsen
Joseph E. Sourage
Edwin Rawlln
Charles F. Christen
Arthur R. Wake
James A. Roberts
Raymond J. Morgan
George A. Gee
Francis J. Colnin
Charles Bergman
John J. Combs
Thomas N. Dace
Joe Jelata
Jtobert T. Hodge
Tom A. Davis
Hans H. Urudevold
August Sellgreen
Calvin C. Garfield
Fred Whitehead
Chester A. Bond
Clyde S. Kelley
Clifford M. Johnson
Fred B. Miller
Ralph Downte
Mike Dikovlch
George Masson
Lawrence,A. Young
J. A. Gustafson
Angus McMellen
Seth C. Palyor
Mark P. Majak
Oscar Olson
John A. Mortenson
Christ Olsen
John Larson
Philip Truckey 0
Theodore Jelaca /
James R. Webber m
Arthur J. Martin
Harry S. Eddy •
Lewis F. Davis
Sidney L. Stevens
Clarence L. Anderson
Edward Donnally t
Guy H. Murphy
Percey L. Hewes
Hugo Johoson
William Koenig
Edward Peterson
James H. Sullivan
Ruben A. Peterson
Elmer J. McDonald
Fred R. Goodwin
Sal Reed / j
Thomas Strimple i
Hans Hanson /
Alex Anderson ' *
I>eRoy Hadden / 7
N. G. Hedemark $
George Steeel i T t 5S
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Jerry Fowler
Fred Price §
George L. Erickson
Arnold Reebs /
Joseph Rady * S
Roy E. Hegg
Samuel McNay
Leon Ridgway
Charles F. Kressman
John Anderson
Ellis Walter i hapman
Chester Tecumseh Melllson
Hans Dreler Sorvlk
Arthur Wlttlg
John Turner
Willard Lyman Look
Emmett George Hutchinson
Carl Wrlde Drilling £•:
Harley Chester Lehman
George Edward Burleigh
Charley Alex Thomas
.William Richard Lewis
Harry Ootllp Kell
Kaklyiro Tanabe
Carl Abel Whltmoyer
Fred Kramer Farnsworth
Lome Sandfield McDonald
Bob Kanazawa
Ole Sandanger
Thomas Clinton Burchett
Dave Yoshida i:i
Edwin Erickson Bamrud
Marshal Stephen Phelps
Allan DeWitt Brown
Marcial Jepia
John Kolleres -if
Ichljiro Hamakawa
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Albert Fletcher Cawker
Edward Henderson Brown
John Henry Falrbrother
Chris Albert Hines
Hans Christian Lamb&k
Joseph Gebraned
Martin Bengsten
Walter Ellsworth Downing
Jack Homes Sapiro
Carl Carlson jj:
Alve Larson •:
Richard Jansen
Edward Bellamy Wildt
John Edward Sommer
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LADIES. I
Don't miss seeing our shoe line. We
have a full line of them, as smart as
any made. Clayson. The Clothier.
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Charles G. Percy has tendered his
resignation as deputy marshal at Idit
arod, and the place has been filled
by Guy G. Geraghty, now U. S. com
missioner at that place. Charles was
a deputy for four years at Idltarod un
der Marshal Erwin, and was chief de
puty in the office under Marshal H.
K. Love.
Have your measurements taken for
the latest Uu Bone Corset. Mrs. Tur
ner. Phone 108. 6t
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BUILDER’S
SUPPLIES
Our Stock is Complete
Certain-teed and
Cascade Roofing
BUILDING PAPER
HINGES, BUTTS
WHITE LEAD
LINSEED OIL
LOCKS
NAILS
TURPENTINE
VARNISH
Inside and
Outside Paint
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1 Direct From New York 1
NEW FALL GOODS
| We have just received a beautiful line of new full styles in afternoon
| dresses, in Channuese, Chiffon, Taffeta, Lustrous Crepe de Chine and (Iras
I <le Londre, so much in demand. Some are made with the new tulip skirt
?| and Chinese neck. . i-j
I Also a beautiful line of evening dresses in Satins, Silver Cloth, Chantilla
f Lace and Silk Nets. Every shade that is popular will be found in this as- I
sortment. All sizes. *
| _ New Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses. Some hand embroidered,
:| with steel bead trimmings and touches of lace.
DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS DONE IN OUR SHOP
I The Cordova Style Shop I
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f* OVER FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND EMPLOYEES! |1
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Alaska Agricultural
| Industrial Fair
j ® To Be Held At
| 1 ANCHORAGE
| !| ALASKA
j mu Sept. 3, 4 and 5.
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ijlil $5,000 in PRIZES for Exhibits
ill ALL ALASKA and
| j HER FRIENDS
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Reduced Rates-AllSt earners
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TONIGHT ONLY |
SID CHAPLIN, In the* Five Reel Comedy,
“A Submarine Pirate”
SUNDAY ONLY
LIONEL BARRYMORE, in
“The Yellow Streak”
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Your Dress,
"our Hat
and
Your Shoes
Every woman of refined
taste cherishes and insists
upon beautiful dresses and
hats—the styles of the times. I |
The style effect of these two
Important appointments, how
ever. is wonderfully influ
enced by the shoes which ac ?:
company them. ?j
UTZ & DUNN CO. |
Style Shoes of Quality
Accentuate the grace and nrtisticness of hat and gown to
an extreme degree. Their style is carefully originated by
clever designers to harmonbe perfectly with the vogue In ?!
dress and millinery. Their lines and correct fit give an ?!
uncommonly charming portrayal of the naturally beautiful
lines of the foot. :|:j
By wearing Utx & Dunn Co. Style Shoes of Quality,
these essential supplements to stylish dress are easily
yours. ?!
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See our windows ror latest models and then try our
expert fitting service.
Will Clayson
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