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GOOSE GREASE ..
CASTOR OIL .25c
AROMATIC CASCARA .50c
GLYCERINE .35c
WITCH HAZEL.-.3gc
MIXTURE RHUBARB AND SODA .35c
SULPHUR AND CREAM TARTAR .35c
FLAX SEED MEAL.25c
ORRIS ROOT . 3hC
SULPHUR .*.25c
POWDERED ALUM . 15c
ROCHELLE SALTS .35c
SAGE HERB .,.15c
BORIC ACID 35c, 50c and .75c
EPSOM SALTS, 25c and .50c
FLAX SEED .50c
COMPOUND LICORICE POWDER .25c
STEERATE ZINC .25c
CREAM TARTAR .65c
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Village Gossip
BY ELIZABETH O’LOUGH LEN
A marriage ceremony uniting Mrs.
Mary E. McCormac and Archibald
Weatherby, was performed by Rever
end William McMillan, S. J., on last
Wednesday evening at St. Joseph’s
church. The bride and groom were at
tended by Mr. and Mrs. John O. Sher
lock.
Mrs. Weatherby recently returned
from the states and Mr. Weatherby
has resided here but a short time, hav
ing purchased the “Wee Shop” for
merly under the management of Mrs.
Barbara Keating. The well wishes
of the community are extended to Mr.
ahd Mrs. Weatherby.
* * *
The members of the Northland club
entertained at an informal dancing
party on Friday evening. Dancing oc
cupied the evening until a late hour
when a delicious luncheon was served
at prettily decorated tables with a
centerpiece of bachelor-buttons. Those
present who were guests of the even
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Thos. S. Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Auer, Mr. and
Mrs. K. G. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Counts, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Ly
dick, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fursman, Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Harwood, Mr. and Mrs.
Caleb Corser, Mr. and Mrs. H. I.
O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Brock,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Harwood, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Clayson, Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. De Leo, Mrs. W. W. Coun
cil, Mrs. E. V. Boyle, Mrs. J. B. Sa
piro, Mrs. Horace Leach and Miss
Marie Yaeman, Miss Marion Daggett,
Miss Bessie Counts, Miss Dorothy Ver
non, Miss Evangeline Church, Miss
Helen Brown, Miss Katherine Locey;
Messrs.'Frank Burns, H. E. Nye, M. L.
Biggs, Allen Lund, Dan Sutherland.
Homer-Blythe, H. S. Reilly, R. H. L.
Noakes, Ivan Suphellen, George Parks,
D. C. Fairman, E. F. Medley and H. B.
Wolking.
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The regular Masonic social gather
ing on Thusday night was an event of
the week. Mrs. Grant Reed, Mrs. J. B.
Sapiro and Brady Howard were hos
tesses and host of the evening. The
usual diversion of card playing occu
pied the evening with Mrs. T. N. Hub
bert, wanner of the ladies’ prize and
H. I. Call, winner of the gentelmen’s
prize.
* * *
One of the delightful outings of the
week wras wThen a number of school
girls hiked to the shore of Lake Eyak
on Monday evening. Outdoor games
were played and concluded by a deli
cious picnic supper. The girls wdio
comprised the party were; Miss Vera
Hoggland, Margeret Porter, Helen
Downing, Helen Pratt and Edith Wil
son.
* * *
Humpback proved to be a very de
sirable place for a party who spent
the week end there. They returned
Sunday evening and comprised a loge
party at the theater. The campers
were Miss Verne Eastman, Miss Elsie
Spence, Miss Margert Foster, Miss
Louise L. Temple, Elizabeth O’Lough
lin, Miss Thelma McConnel and A. J.
McConnell.
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Cordova has been honored by the
visit of M. Naito, Japanese vice conn
sel from Seattle. Mr. Naito left on the
Alaska for a visit to Seward and other
Alaska towns.
* He
John F. Maloney and Harry Cleve
land arrived in town from Slate creek
where they hove been doing develop
ment work on that project. Mr. Ma
loney and Mr. Cleveland leave for the
states on a business trip on the Alas
ka soon.
* * *
E. N. Whitney and F. M. Ledlie of
Mile Fourteen are in towm.
* * *
S. S. Lee of the Canoe Pass Pack
ing company was in towm yesterday.
* * *
Herbert L. Reed, wrho has been con
nected with the Bank of Alaska for
some time past, will leave on one of
the next boats for his home in Cali- ,
fornia.
* * *
Mrs. Art Holt and daughter Marie
arrived on the train this afternoon
from Chitina where they have spent
the summer.
* * *
Charles Dugdell, a Katalla mer
chant, is in town.
* * *
Joe Zace, who has been in the em
ploy of the Katalla Oil company, is
in town on his way to the states.
* * *
Miss Helen M. Brown of Portland
is the house guest of Mrs. Edward
P. Harwood.
* * *
Earl Means and John Wold arrived
Thursday night from Katalla where
they have spent the last six months
in the employment of the Hoonah
Packing company.
* * *
George Dooley arrived yesterday
from a week’s out at Charlie Ross’
ranch.
* * *
James Hill of Fox island is in town,
having arrived on one of the late
boats from Katalla. Mr. Hill is mov
ing his foxes to a ranch near Juneau.
* * *
Mr. John Hedstrom has received
word from Mrs. M. Kippe formerly of
Mile 114, stating that she is visiting
her old home in Stenkgaer, Norway.
* * *
Jerry Allen of the radio station at
Mile-Fourteen returned on the Alas
ka from a short furlough to the states.
* * *
Tony Griska, a furrier of the White
river country arrived on the last boat
from Seattle and left on Wednesday
for the interior.
* ❖ ❖
Earling Ursen arrived in town yes
terday on a halibut schooner from
Kodiak.
* ❖ *
Frank Young, who has been a pa
tient at the general hospital is con
valescing and expects to leave on
Sunday to return to his work at Mile
89 on the railroad.
* * *
George Stewart and Ernest Lindsey
left on the Alaska for Valdez and
will travel the trail into Fairbanks.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Richmond will
leave on the Alameda for Anchorage
to reside temporarily. Mr. Richard
has accept a position in the Empress
theatre there.
* * *
William Ray of Juneau is in town,
having arrived on the Alaska.
* * *
C. L. Kays, L. Stein, A. Yall and N.
P. Wasmuth of Canoe Pass are in
town.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Shrivner are
occuping the John Hedstrom house in
oldtown, which has been thoroughly
renovated. 1
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Mrs. Harry Whitley left on the U.
S. S. Donaldson for her home in Val
dez. During her visit in Cordova, she
was the inspiration for several infor
mal one-table bridge luncheons. Mrs.
Alvah Bames, Mrs. F. S. Scott and
Mrs. J. H. Sellen entertained in honor
of Mrs. Whitley.
* * *
Mrs. Barbara Keating is visiting her
friends in Katalla.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Hoxie H. Lines expect
to occupy their newly built home next
week.
* * *
Mrs. J. B. Carlisle is expected back
from the states on the Alameda.
* * *
Ed Willis, an interior merchant was
intown last week and spent a few days
here while on his way to California.
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