You Will Find Many
USEFUL XMAS GIFTS
In Our Store
We Have Them Now On Display
For Your Inspection
Whether You Buy Or Not No Trouble To Show Goods
Finkelstein & Sapiro, Inc.
“THE STORE THAT SATISFIES”
Phones—Grocery 21; Office 74
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Make a “Merry Christmas”
Last the Whole Year Through
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“ UNIVERSAL ”
Percolators, Electric Utensils, Carving Sets, Thermos Bottles, Bread Makers,
Food Choppers, etc., make splendid gifts that are useful every day in the
year.
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! GRILL BpS} percolators |
Broils, fries, toasts, stews. H|h UGlfts a Make delicious, full-fla
Will cook an entire meal at the ^ All , rr . , . ... . u
fOr / vll vored coffee right at the table,
table. HHB/ . .
$8.25 pf Family $12.50
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FOR THE BOYS
Sleds, Skates, Pocketknives, Toy Motors, etc. Every boy wants a .22 Rifle.
Why not get him oneThis Christmas? Prices $7.50 to $20.00.
Blum O’Neill Co.
The Home of Hart, SchafTner & Marx Clothes
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST
No new cases of influenza today,
and the two patient are getting along
nicely.
II I» Thompson and wife wore r<
turning passenger- from the Stat. on •
■ last night’s boat.
Attorm\ It o (Irabam lias returned
from Seattle, to whbh cit\ be mad.
a short business trip
K <; Robinson, wifi* and daughter
have returned to Cordova from a
| pleasant visit to the States
The steamship Victoria arrived at
a o'clock this morning from Seattle
bringing mail, express and explosives.
The steamship Alameda is due from
the westward tomorrow morning, ml
will remain here long enough to take
•on a cargo of copper ore.
Captain A K Lathrop left on this
morning’s boat for Anchorage, where
he will spend a couple of weeks look (
ting after his business interests.
1) F Fairinnn, wife and child, of
' mcouver. If c„ were arrivals hen?
1 t night. Mr. Fairman has accepted
a oosition at the Kmpress theater as
pi nist.
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Mrs \V. \V Council, who was called
to Scuttle on account of the serious
illness of her mother. Mrs. .1 C
; Scurry, returned to Cordova on the
‘; A lam eda.
f>ur former townsman. \V. A lloss.
now a lieutenant at Camp Forrest.
C!eorcrla, was recently married to Miss
Isabel Vlnzant. formerly a Seattle
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school teacher.
Daily train; with ih»* exception of
W edi ' -'la . .;i • • now being run on the
"••per Ri\<, railway in order to bring
the a*-.-Mandated t opper on- from Ken
necott to Cordova
I cm Id I M'-‘ 'artby and C. K Ri< h
'ii'iiid. who ba\e |#4•• • fj stationed at
1’ imp I >odg» low a. an- tie fir t ot
Cordo’ a d:’ifted men in return home,
i hey ha \ in.1 an i\ ed la -t night.
Mrs Died !; 'Ira \. who recently
' ime over from \m horage with In t
h'lsls-lld and journeyed to Se.il'h tor
a short visit. p' laro-d to Cordova on
the steamship A! mieda last night
A spei nil mee’mg of the city e.-.r,
ciI will he held e\t Monday evening
to meet with tile ,-xeeutive eommitfee
of the Cordova t : depart merit, in the
hope of devisin'- some sati fai fory
plan for the reorr ini/ation of the de
partment.
Malcolm Bro'iv returned last night
on the steamship Alameda from a
husines; trjp f,, Seattle, and reports
that while then is considerable ac
tivity on the !’ r*1 fie coast, he mine
in contact with a large number of
Alaskans who ee’itemplat • shortly re
turning to this territory.
The steamship Mamcda arrived
about 10 o’clock last night from Seat
tle with the following passengers for
Cordova M Brock. Mrs \V \V. Coun
cil. I. Matsen. Mrs F B Tracv. B 0
C.raham, K (1 Robinson, wife and
daughter. Donald J McCarthy. M. D.
Thompson and wife. D C Fairman.
wife and son. M J. Florence, C I**
Richmond. Joe Kelly, and one steer
age.
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WANTED—To rent a typewriter for a
month Inquire Windsor hotel 15 4
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Introductory Picture Pnthe Scenic
I he w onderful Actress
ALICE BRADY
In the Romantic Picture
“Miss Petticoats”
You Will Laugh at
Charles Murray, Wyland Trask and Mary
Thu rr lan in the I wo-Reel C omedy
“THAT NIGHT”
Tonight at 8 Sharp Admission 30c and 10c
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U Firemen’s Ball
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3 p 1 lie Annual Masquerade Ball of the Cordova
Fire Department will he held at
EAGLES’ HALL
New Year’s Eve
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31
Come and dance the old year out and the p
new year in with the fire laddies.
j| ADMISSION $1.50
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