A Wonderful
Assortment
►f Dresses
in Georgettes, Charmeuses
and Jerseys
They seem especially created for the use of fastidious women, for
afternoon, street and evening wear. With their pretty tunic effects,
trimmed with effective braiding, self-covered buttons and lovely de
signs in bead work. There is a good assortment to choose from, and it
would be well for the lady who needs one for any one of those occasions
to come now and let us help her make a selection before they are all
| picked over.
I We have a lovely line of pretty Organdies, Linen and Crepe de
signs, too, suitable for home afternoon wear, all reasonably priced.
Sweaters in Fiber Silk and Wools, in the colors that are going to
be so popular this fall, some of which are Burgundy, house, sand and
pretty combinations of contrasting shades. The prices of these range
from $12.50 to $20.00.
Come in and look them over.
Cordova Style Shop
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\ i* «-nt report from the Amerban |
( onsul at Stavanger. Norway on I fie
i spring herring fishery ot Norway. ^
shows that In the past four seasons, t
• including 1918. the catch hail an av
i erage annual value of about $»I.7uo,
i uuu. About Hu per cent ol (he yield
I was salted and most of the remainder
| was sold locally or exported as fresh
1 tish, a very small quantity being
| canned or kippered
The 1'nlted States bureau ot fisher
| ies, in its bulletin for July, says that
tin* importance and value of this fish
j ery is an indication of w hat may be
] done by adequate government em oin
| agement and assistance and by pri- F
I vate enterprise and address in the|p
I'nited States, particularly in Alaska, iff
The herring resources ot Alaska arelfi
probably equal to those of Norway, ji
and, considering the greater extent j
ol tin coast lim*. are possibly much P
superior, yet tin- average annual value j E
ot the catch in the territory for the 1
! four years ending December Jl, rjl7.il
! was but $l *J.unu 'l b* bulletin eon i p
uuues. p
"The eye of Alaska fishermen have j
; been so focused on the extraordinary I:
salmon and i it.ii halibut fisheries that E
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the poBsibilitb's of the sea herring |
have been largely overlooked To no r
small extent, owing to tbe action of f
the bureau of fisheries in placing ex- [
pens in th- territory to give assist- »■
ance to fishermen in improving their
methods of uring herring, and in call- :::
ing the attention of distributors to f
the availability ot the supply, the if
value of the output in 1;«17 rose to &
$587,777. nearly double that ot the pre- f
ceding year, and about eight times
that of lail If
The premising feature of this coin
parison is not the value of the pack ■:[
of It* 17. which was hut S per cent of if
that of Norway in the same year, hut]:!;
the rapid increase in the past four!:;:
years. It lends strength to the hope fi
that the i nterprise of the peoplu of 3
Alaska will result in giving the her fi
* ring fishery its proper place in the i if
' I economy of the territory, second only ] if
J;jtu the great salmon fisheries which it I if
] id tR"1rtWWtj*ed!yl destfnetT'sdthe time j if
f ] to rival.
f "The imports of cured herring into I 3
f the fulled tales in normal times are f
f: heavy, iiy reason of war conditions
:f these imports are now greatly cur
f: i tailed and from some sources arc cu
Sjltrely cut off, and there is presented
f: | a wonderful opportunity tor Alaska to /
if1 permanently acquire a large part of f
f this trade if an effort be made to meet ■
:f the demand and proper care be exer-' f
if i vised to insure high quality in the f
pack. Bach cureless or dishonest f
if j packer will be a menace to the in
f: dustrial progress of the territory The f
if herring packed under the bureau's f
instruction and supervision last year i f
:|5 was the best received in New York f
and the standard so established should f
be scrupulously maintained The Bu
f! reau of Fisheries believes in the fu
lure of the herring industry, and hsu j:
if again sent experts to Alaska to assist f
3 and Instruct packers and to furnish f
f: information concerning marketing it f
•f is regretted that efforts to obtain a f
f large stall for this work were tin- 3
if availing." :i
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ft ’ • U. ». rood Administration. j •;
Arter de wls*' ol* owl spit on de i
bait he gay, six ee—"I gwine ter j :j:
sprlr.e you all wld a mess er tlshes |
’cause you alls mus’ save de meat |
en eat sumpin’ else instid en Jes Bit i j:
out dat ol’ game bag en make It
work, too,” mi ee. Den he kotch
a big fish and say, sez ee, ”I-lioot—
t-lioot—t-sub-stl-tool.” sex ee. W’en
he say dut he means dat when you
j; alls make rlx biscuits Jes don’t make
’em—use corn meal tsr savs wheat 1
$ flour (er <le sojers
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"From the North, South. East and West"—By Harry Lauder
"Angels Ever Bright and Fair"—By Alma Gluck
"Little Mother of Mine*’—By John McCormack
"Orpheus”—Ballet by Philadelphia Orchestra
"The Volunteers" (March) and "Liberty Forever" (March) — By Victor
Military Band
"The Rainbow Girl" (Medley Fox Trot) and "Oh. Lady! Lady!" (Medley
Fox Trot)—By Victor Military Band
War Ballad Medley iFox Trot> and Eclipse Medley (OneStepi — By
Pietro
"Just Like Washington Crossed the Delaware. General Pershing Will
Cross the Rhine" and "I May Stay Away a Little Longer"—By Peer,
less Quartet
"Your Lips Are No Man’s Land but Mine — By Campbell Burr. "Our
Country's In It Now"—By Qrphtu Quartet
"There's a Little Blue Star in the Window"—By Henry Burr. "Some
Day They’re Coming Home Again"—By Macdonough-Orpheud Quar
tet
"God Bring You Safely to Our Arms Again”—By Elsie Balter. Bring
Back My Soldier Boy to Me”—By Olive Kline
"A Soldier’s Day" and "Parodies of the Camp"—By Geoffrey O’Hara
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