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REMEDIES AND TOILET PREP
ARATIONS ,
are prominent in the CORDOVA DRUG CO.
stock—and there is a reason. “Rexall Qual
ity” is recognized throughout America both in
remedies and toilet preparations.
REXALL REMEDIES are not urged upon the
public as “cure-alls.” They are recommended
as nature-aids which do not contain harmful
stimulants or habit-forming drugs.
REXALL TOILET PREPARATIONS are made of the best materials
obtainable, following formulas worked out by experts and tested by
years of actual use.
REXALL REMEDIES AND TOILET PREPARATIONS ARE SOLD
IN THIS TOWN BY THE CORDOVA DRUG CO. EXCLUSIVELY,
There are scores of “REXALL” products. We mention a few of the
most seasonable
REXALL RUBBING OIL REXALL SARSAPARILLA, TONIC
REXALL COUGH SYRUP REXALL DYSPEPSIA TABLETS *
REXALL COLD TABLETS REXALL VEGETABLE COM
REXALL COD LIVER OIL EMUL- POUND
SION REXALL LIVER AND KIDNEY
REXALL BEEF, IRON AND WINE TEA
REXALL BLOOD REMEDY REXALL ORDERLIES
REXALL LIVER SALTS
Cordova Drug Co.
tI7ie Store
E. V. BOYLE, MGR.
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Real Alaska Jewelry
can be had at Osborne Bros., Manufacturing Jewelers, who make jew
elry of all kinds fom Alaska gold.
We have the only GRADUATE OPTICIAN in Cordova, and can
grind lenses on short notice.
OSBORNE BROS.
EXPERT JEWELERS, WATCHMAKERS, ENGRAVERS
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Hot and Cold Water in Every Room
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Village Gossip
By MARY BAEN WRIGHT
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A jolly party of voung people gath
ered Friday evening at the Rosswog
home, and slipping over to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Phillips, pounced
down upon their friends, Miss Marie
, Rosswog and Miss Edna Thawley, tak
ing them completely by surprise in
the midst of preparations for their trip
Outside. The crowd was made up of
the Misses Madeline Buchanan, Gepe
vieve Rosswog, Harriet Spaulding and
Clara Rosswog; Mrs. G. Belding, Mrs.
Phillips, and Messrs. Lee Dickinson,
James Clark, Earl Means, Dick Nord,
Thomas Strimple, William Cavanaugh,
C. H. Phillips and Dr. Wright. One
of the games played required each one
present to tell some thrilling incident
from his life’s experiences. All voted
that Miss Rosswog’s and Miss Thaw
leys stories were the best and pro
ceeded to shower them with ludicrous
“prizes.” Each guest also bestowed
upon the two girls a wishbone, to
which was attached a witty litle verse
wishing them the best of luck while
they were gone. All the girls were
then given maps of states cut from
cardboard, for which the boys sup
plied the capitals, whereupon they sat
down together to enjoy coffee, cake,
sandwiches and ice cream as the close
of a very happy evening.
* # *
Lawrence McNeer, the 12-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McNeer
of Seward, was on the Alameda on
his way to New York. He was in
charge of Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis,
•and on reaching Seattle will spend
several days with his aunt, Miss
Frances Root of Seward, who is at
tending business college in Seattle.
* * *
' William A. Hesse, who has just fin
ished building a very attractive cot
tage on the hillside overlooking the
road to the dock, is putting the finish
ing touches to it by building a rock
wall at the foot of the yard and mak
ing a grass plot.
# * *
J. P. Hannon and wife of the radio
station at Mile 7 came in on Friday’s
train and are registered at the Wind
sor hotel.
* * *
John McFall, who has been operator
in charge of the telegraph office at
Tonsina during the past year, came in
on Friday’s train to catch the North
western, en route to Fort Lawton,
where he will receive his discharge
from the service.
* * *
Herman B. Stenbruck, operator in
charge of the telegraph office at Mc
Carthy, came to towi| on Friday’s
train.
* * *
Mrs. James Sheridan has booked pas
sage on the Evans for Anchorage. She
Will go to Moose creek to visit her
parents.
* * *
The Northwesteren, which docked
her Wednesday, sailed from Seattle
with 341 passengers.
* * *
For the first time in many weeks,
Archie McCrimmon was able to be
out on the street for a brief airing
Wednesday afternoon. He is just re
covering from an operation which ne
cessitated the removal of about half
of his stomach. Before losing his
health he Avorked as carpenter in the
car shops.
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Major Waugh of the road commis
sion Avas on the NorthAvestern en route
to SeAvard. He boarded the steamer
at Juneau.
# * *
William Ellis, wife and little son, of
SeAvard, were on the Alameda, en
route to Seattle. They were taking
Avith them their automobile, in which
they intend to motor across the con
tinent to New York. From New York
they will sail for England to visit Mr.
Ellis’ parents. Mr. Ellis has been in
charge of the Frye-Bruhn meat market
at Seward for the past four years.
* * *
Frank Towle of Seward was a pas
senger to the States on the North
western. He will be gone about two
months.
* * *
Mrs. Carl Goettel left on the Pioneer
Tuesday for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. White of Katalla.
* * *
The Carlisle Packing Company re
ceived on the Northwestereji a Ford
auto truck, shipped “knockdown.”
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Mrs. Spaulding and daughter, Miss
Harriet, returned this morning to their
home on Boswell bay, after a week’s
stay here.
* * *
F. D. Fisher, assistant superinten
dent of the American Railway Ex
press, was a passenger on the North
western,to Seward. He expects to re
turn to Cordova in a few days.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Phillips, with
Mrs. Phillips’ daughter, are planning
to leave next week for Chitina. Miss
Thawley will return to Cordova after a
short stay. Her brother, Elwell Thaw
ley, will accompany her, and both will
leave for the States on the next trip
of the Northwestern.
* * #
Dr. J. M. Sloane, the well-known
Seward physician, returned to Seward
on the Northwestern after a stay of
several weeks in Hyder.
* * *
The Ladies’ Altar Society met
Thursday evening with Mrs. Charles
Rosswog. After the business session
the members enjoyed a social time
together. Those attending were Mes
dames Anne Dooley, George Dooley,
Sexton, Sellen, DeLeo, Whalen, Shoe
maker, Jones, Leach, Lines. Canavan,
Porter, Boyle and Rosswog. Father
McMillan alt^o was present for a
while. The next meeting will be held
! with Mrs. George Dooley.
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A delightful bridge party was given
Friday afternoon at he home of Mrs.
Charles Foyston, complimenting her
guest, Mrs. George Steel of Seattle.
The guests were: Mesdames Currier,
DeLeo, Eames, Day, Lydick, Leach,
Harwood, Council, Sellen, Glasbrenner
and Scott.
* * *
Sergeant W. C. Boldsby arrived in
town Tuesday from Fort Gibbon, on
the Tanana. He will take the North
western out tonight, his final destina
tion being Ohio, where he will par
ticipate in the government’s marks
manship tournament. The sergeant is
a crack shot, and will undoubtedly
win laurels for Alaska. On his long
trip he will have traveled by dog team,
horse, aUto, train and ship. He ex
pects o return in the fall.
* *
Mrs. Chester Mellison entertained
the C. B. Club Tuesday afternoon, ■
those present being Mesdames Koch,1
Aiken, Foyston, Call, Hubbert, and
O’Brien. Vocal music by Mrs. Hub-i
bert and Mrs. O’Brien, who are new
members of the club, added greatly to
the enjoyment of the party.
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' On Tuesday evening Mrs. Charles!
Foyston entertained a few friends at
auction bridge in honor of her guest,
Mrs. George A. Steel of Seattle. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Mellison, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Koch
and Mrs. H. I. Call.
* * *
Mrs. T. D. Boyce is sending two
magnificent foxskins out to Seattle to
be made up. The animals were caught
near Katalla.
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