LOCAL AND
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There will be something doing in
Cordova February 11. Remember, the
date.
Cordova Jazz Orchestra will give
one of its regular dances at Eagle hdll
tonight.
The freighter Ketchikan will leave
Seattle tomorrow with a cargo of coal
for Cordova.
The steamship Northwestern left
Ketchikan yesterday afternodn at 4
o’clock, and is due here Monday morn
ing.
On Wednesday evening next there
will be a “hard times” ball at Eagle
hall. Don your “old rags" and be
there.
George A. Mosser is today receiving
the congratulations of his friends upon
the arrival of another girl baby at
his home.
. In the pool tournament last night
James Dennis, Jr., defeated Dr.
Swartz in two straight games, the
scores being 85 to GO and 85 to 70.
George C. Hazelet, who was called
to New York on business, left Chi
cago yesterday for Los Angeles, and
expects to be in Seattle by December
20 to catch the sailing of the steamer
Alaska for Cordova.
John McGillivary, track walker at
Baird river, came to Cordova on yes
terday’s train and will leave on the
next boat for Los Angeles, where he
will spend a three months’ vacation.
There will be a session of the dis
trict court tonight to hear a bank
ruptcy case. Judge Bunnell will fin
ish all the business on the calendar
Monday and will return to Valdez on
the Northwestern.
Mrs. M. E. Hoagg gave an interest
ing talk last night in the Eagles’ lodge
room to a good-sized audience on the
Bahai movement. Her charming per
sonality and the manner in which she
handled her subject made a very fa- !:
vorable Impression. J:
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In the district court today counsel Jj
in the case of A. E. Lathrop vs. H. A. •:
| Slater, re Burkhart way, concluded S;
i their arguments, and Judge Bunnell J:
j took the matter under advisement, in- ji
j dicating that he would render his de- j
cision before he returned to Fair
banks, early in January. ;
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The winter social of the Presby- J
terian Suncjay school was a great sue- •
cess.- The afternoon and evening so- !
cials were well attended, the stunts $
and games keeping all until a late •
hour, when eats were served. All re- S
port a fine time, and a wish for an- •
other one in the near future. •
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In the United Stateg commissioner’s j
court last night Charles M. Hodseth 5
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was charged with practicing medicine J:
without a license. Assistant District 5:
Attorney Bennett prosecuted the case •:
and Attorneys F. H. Foster and E. E. Jj
Ritchie represented the defendant, S;
who claimed that his professional Jj
methods were not a violation of the •:
law. A jury of twelve had been im- J;
paneled, and after a large number of S:
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witness had testified, rendered a ver
diet of not guilty. j
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Those who have not already begun •:
to do their Christmas shopping should J:
not put off the task another day. Mer- }■
chants are displaying their Christmas S:
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goods, and those who shop now will J:
be able to get first chance at them, •:
at a time when they will have the ii
time to think clearly and without the
confusion and compulsion for hasty Si
decisions that always result when you
have to catch a boat Avith your mail. J:
Salesmen have time now to help make •:
your decisions. They will not have •:
that time if you wait for the rush. ;;
Commence your shopping now. •:
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NOTICE—BUSINESS MEN OF J:
CORDOVA •
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Bills contracted by firemen, per- S
sonal or otherwise, will not be hon- •
ored unless accompanied by requlsi- !
tion or O. K. by chief. •
CORDOVA FIRE DEPARTMENT. ;
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Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat- j
teries, all sizes. Blum-O’Neill Co. 3-tf S
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Mrs. Dunham’s home-made mince- S
meat at Finkelstein & Sapiro’s. 10:tf !
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Delicious mince pie at the City !
Bakery. 13-tf •
PRESENTS THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED
| May be found in our large stock of Clothing, Hardware
and Fancy Groceries
Our goods are now on display and it will be a pleasure to show them. Some suggestions
NECKWEAR FOR CHRISTMAS
| A large variety of all leading colors, designs
| and patterns
Prices $1.00 to $2.75
SILK SHIRTS
| A very beautiful assortment of Silk Shirts in
| the very latest stripes and designs
| Prices $6.50 to $10.00
| BUY HIM A PAIR OF
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| They will make a very useful present
Prices $10.00 to $17.00
HOT POINT : ij
ANDUNIVER- J
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Electric Percolators fji
Toasters ||i
Grills ii
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PYREX |]
Safety Razors in Cooking Di,h“ ||
Fancy Boxes
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Carving Sets
Steering Sleds ;:j:l
Skates ; |ii
Skiis ;ij:|
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All the Staple and
Fancy ~
GROCERIES I
Needed to Make the Box Fancy Apples 1
Xmas Dinner Assorted Nuts
a Success Assorted Candies £
Augustine & Kyer
| FINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO, INC 1
Prices 50c and Up “The Store that Satisfies”
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Phones: Grocery, 21 Office, 74
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GIFT WELL RECEIVED
II HARDWARE a0THING |
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II An array of Univer- more than ever be- | |
I | sal Electric Goods, fore cal1 For practical | |
| | Cutlery and House buying for gifts. | |
| | Furnishings of all Here are a few items | |
| | kinds, each item of the Clothing Depart- | |
| | which is especially ment can help you | |
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§ poses, and the pres- CL ^ ;g $
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(I good taste upon the part of the donor FOR ^rlin^ Coodf offers Handkerchiefs (Silk and Linen) °" ||
| Electric Grills 1 Bread Mixers THE splendid opportunities uMackinaws, Sweaters, Gloves, Hosiery | |
Percolators Food Choppers VYM for satisfying and practi- *Ties, beautiful lines, 75c to $3.00 ||
Waffle Irons and And dozens of other I v-JUllij. cal gift-making Shirts, $2.00 to $15.00 silks * |i |
Toasters items for home com- p'f'lf I£Q Flexible Fiver Sleds Comfy Slippers for the Whole Family
1 - fort and economy Skis Skates A new Rug, Rocker or Dining Room Set would | J
| | Zenith and Universal China and Glassware --— - Punching Bags make a pleasing gift enjoyed by the whole family. | |
|| Carving Sets Pyrex Ovenware j. Boxing Gloves Don’t overlook our Second street Furniture Depart- ||
|| $4.00 to $15.00 Wear-Ever Aluminum f Daisy Air Rifles ment when down town shopping | |
FRESH DELICATES- field Sausage, and the HEINZ CHEESE FRUITS AND PRE- 11
j| SEN GOODS best of green stuff on the Plum Pudding t ! American Cream SERVES
I ! We receive a fresh ship- Seattle market Fig Pudding Oregon Brick Cluster Raisins • |; g
I | ment on every boat of Glaze Apricots Apple Butter Imported frwiss Pressed Figs | |
| | Gold Medal Butter, Hoi- Glaze Cherries Ripe Olives Roquefort Preserved Figs | |
g: §: lyhurst Eggs, Kippered : " — ZZZT _ _ Comb Honey % ji;
II BLUM - O’NEILL CO. “‘ts,
Smoked Bloaters, Brook- 1 Cal. Oranges