LIVELY BUDGE1
McCarthy, Dec. 4. — George Rus
has sold the Club pool room to Gu
Anderson, an old sourdough and on
who Is not able to cut out Alaska, es
peclally McCarthy. Gus has man
friends in this section and will be glai
to greet them at his new place o
business.
There was $98 in cash and $11 ii
merchandise raised when Clarenc
Bussinger circulated a petition for th
entertainment of the children 01
Christmas eve. This is evidence o
the hospitality of our citizens for th'
entertainment of our kiddies at th
Christmas tree.
Mrs. C. F. M. Cole entertained ii
honor of Mrs. Scott last Tuesday al
ternoon, at which the game of 500 wa
played, Mrs. L. A. Damon carrying ol
the honors, after which dainty refresl
ments were served and all expresse
their appreciation of a pleasant aftei
noon.
Rev. E. P. Ziegler, of Cordova, coi
ducted services in the A. B. hall o
Sunday, which were well attended.
Mrs. V. J. Dyer, of Strelna, visite
with local friends the other day.
John Barrett is in from the Gree
group of copper mines, and has som
fine specimens of the copper glanc
that is being taken from that propertj
’ The trail across the glacier to the
Kennecott Tjosevig copper mines has
been completed and is now in shape
for ore hauling when sledding will
permit.
The Nizina phone line has been cut
in at Shorty Gwynns road house and
he can now be reached at any time.
Mrs. H. D. Foster, Mis. J. E. Bar
rett and Mrs. W. R. Faddis were ap
pointed a committee to arrange for the
entertainment of the children at the
Christmas exercises and tree decora
’ tions. They met at the home of Mrs.
Barrett on Saturday last to formulate
a program for the holiday season.
' Attorney F. H. Foster has returned
' from a trip to the Chititu country.
^ Gus Priesner has been appointed
special agent for the Kennecott
1 Tjosevig Mining Corporation.
! Herman Ketterer is painting and
decorating the new Ketterer building
1 The movies at Kennecott were well
f
attended last Sundav and the show
X
was very good.
Ed Basset has returned from a trip
to Cordova and will spend the winter
1 here.
McCarthy is picking up generally,
' and all the mines in this vicinity are
f preparing for the big ore shipments
this winter.
* John Baltuff has almost completed
the rebuilding of his warehouse, which
is more substantial than the original
structure.
1 Charles Olson, an old-time baseball
fan. is tangling into the buzz saw of
1 a wood sawing machine for his health
after spending several months in sun
1 ny Missouri.
3 Mrs. Henry Smith entertained the
3 ladies of Kennecott Wednesday alter
• noon ni honor of her mother, who is
spending the winter here. The after
noon was spent at cards and fancy
work, a dainty lunch was served and
the ladies all declared it a most en
Joyable afternoon spent.
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EAGLES, ATTENTION.
An important meeting of the Frater
nal Order of Eagles will be held to
night, and it is important that there
be a full attendance of the members.
Report promptly, as the meeting will
not remain in session long.
GEO. DOOLEY, Secretary.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 0. — While
President Wilson was reading his ad
dress to congress, suffragettes, whc
had invaded the gallery, dropped ovei
the rail a yellow banner, inscribed a?
follows: "Mr. President, what wil
you do for woman suffrage?” A page
quickly tore down the banner. The
president continued reading, withoul
hesitating. The women represenec
the Congressional Union, and aftei
leaving the gallery the militants were
met by suffrage leaders and congrat
ulated.
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ALASKAN INCOMES REACH
THE SUM OF $150,000
The internal revenue report show?
that more than one hundred Alaskan?
pay a tax on incomes of $150,000 pei
annum. This sum represents thf
largest income, while a majority ol
those who are required to pay an in
come tax will do so on Incomes ol
$5,000 or less.
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The latest creations in party ant
afternoon gowns at Clayson's.
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Experienced laundress will work b;
day or hour. Phone 162. 12-6-4
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The Daily Times is a member of th<
I Associated Press. Get the news.
FOUR STEAMERS
HERE WITHIN
The steamer Northwestern ^b-ived
in port shortly after midnight and re
mained here until J o'clock thiR after
noon loading copper ore. Her pas
sengers southbound from Cordova
were: Mr. and Mtr. H. E. St. George
Mrs. J. A. Healey, John !,. McGinn, F
de'Journel, Henry Atwood, J. Fair
burn, Mr. and Mrs. Bella, G. \V. Cope
ly, Mrs. Baker, F. B. Tracey and wife
H. M. Crouse, Ole Berg and wife, Bol
Gray, Mrs. B. Dame, Mrs. J. Sherman
K. Johnson, C. Everson, E. Wagner
F. McAfee, John Gallagher, Cetei
McGee, C. Dalrnage, W. M. Lamphen
W. It. Coleman, for Seattle; Mrs. A
K. Morton, for Ketchikan: Senatoi
Hill, Bob Farrell, Tom Camp, W
Schmits and C. Quinlan, for Juneau
Those who arrived in Cordova Iron
the westward on the Northwester!
were Miss Val Fleet, J. E. Berry, E
Sand and Otto Hahrlng.
The steamer Mariposa reached Cor
dova late last night, making the tri|
from Seattle in the record time o
four days and seventeen hours. Tht
passengers for here were: J. J. Frai
sure, Mrs. J. Cinens, Mrs. Geo. Mor
gan, I,. T. Erwin, Mrs. J. Supiro, Don;
Tong, R. T. Ring,. B. Lamprey, .1. till
lis, Mrs. Gillis, C. T. Davis, IT. Mintol
Lawrence Morgan. A1 Sutton.
The steamer Admiral Watson is du
from the south at midnight toniglil
As she left Seattle ahead of the Mari
posa she has most of the mall.
The Admiral Evans will be here
from the westward tomorrow evening.
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flood floor, better music, best time
possible at the Bon Ton dance Wed
nesday night.
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JUNEAU BOY RECEIVES
ANNAPOLIS APPOINTMENT.
Raymond B. Johnson, a pupil oi the
Juneau high school, and a native
born, has received word that he has
been appointed as a midshipman at
the Annapolis naval academy, provid
ing he can pass the entrance examin
ations. Young Johnson is eighteen
years of age and since the death of
his mother several years ago has been
living with his aunt, Mrs. Bookie Mc
Kinnon.
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NOTICE.
Members of f'hemical Company No.
1 will please take notice that the
chemical has been removed to the Nor
| them Hotel. In case of fire members
will report accordingly.
GEOHOE DOOLEY,
Chief Fire Department.
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The Cordova Power Company are
i making extensive repairs to the dam
at the power plant. While the repairs
■ are being made, probably for a week
or ten days, the power will be shut
off from 10 o'clock in the morning
; until 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
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. The display of party and afternoon
gowns at Clayson's store is attracting
much attention among the ladies.
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Printing neatly done at the Times
\l (JGET .JEW ELBY—Broodies, braodets, lr -a ins, diains,
diarins, link buttons, rings, scarfpins. no- he s, pins.
W ATCHES Ladies’ and Men’s, in Elgin, W aliha.a, Hamilton
and Howard.
.JEW ELS—Lavaliers, Pearls and Diamonds.
Osborne Bros., Jewelery Store
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J FINKELSTEIN&SAPIRO |
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Offer For 1
CHRISTMAS I
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A $
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GENTLEMEN. LADIES’
■ Smoking Jackets. House Slippers. •:
j | Bed Room Slippers. Knit Caps :j
I Bath Robes. -i
^ A House Robes with 11,11 lx"1" " j
8 Slippers to Match. Handkerchief Cases. \
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Collar Boxes. ... j
:V 1 hiidren s Shoes. 5
Sf (ientlemen's Sets of \
A .. Arctics. i
>> Collar Box, i
j Tie Holder and Toilet Soaps.
■ % Hendkerchlef Box. Winter Mitts.
■ vc ,
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$ A large and elegant assortment of genii: n , neck i
| ties. A gift that is always sure to please.
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THE STORE THAT SATISFIES.
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Removal Sale!
PROPERTY IS SOLD
AND WE ARE FORCED TO VACATE
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS
Mattresses, springs, tents, canvas goods, rainproof and
rubber goods of all kinds, stoves, kitchenware, mirrors
and other goods too numerous to mention, at greatly
reduced prices for the next fifteen days.
Cordova’s Second Hand
BARGAIN STORE
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SATISFACTION
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£IS/2CHAS£ jL!.JLjXx.JL#
Will There Be A
V i e l r o 1 a
In Your Home This
Christmas
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The Northern Drug Co.
Will Help You Solve the Question
Largest Stock Ot
Holiday Goods
In Cordova
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1UJ1JL11IIU1—— ■ - r-T rrmrti— I— mmt\__
j for Past Favors and
One Visit
Will
MakA Y“ T FI A 1NJK\S T
Regular Patron ® ^ ^ ®
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Sl,ter.s Good Goods
^ ' * ** l I o -'rw»o^o«©ooo®u”'' .
, California’s Choicest Fruits
Restaurant ■ are packed under the J O R R R P {*“ f**) \ f j O f~* 1
Hunt Quality label. This UUUU OLil VIuL
* delicious fruit served in —.
your home for breakfast or
Pr.vale Boxes tAtl?T&Z DRIpFQ RipUT -
^ I ready to serve. IMIULO U I U M I
Large*or Small HUNT’S --
S Quality California ARE THREE G00D REASONS FOR BUYING GROCERIES
Parties at this store.
j “TU 1.^1 tUt i. NOT l**4r*U“ Cordova Co-Operative Trading Co.
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Empress Theater
TONIGHT AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7.
TRIANGLE PROGRAM
DUSTIN FARNUM IN
,‘The Iron Stain"
A Story of California Society and the Far North. Six Part-:
TWO SHOWS EVERY NIGHT_ 7:30 and 9:0(
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A Hardware Gift—A Gift of Service
ANY OF THE ARTICLES NAMED BELOW WILL MAKE A SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT:
POCKET KNIVES SKIS CASSEROLES
Present a man or boy with a Pine ash and hardwood, with fiuernsey and Royal Rochester,
f'ataraugus “Sure Kdge" Pocket ___ mounted In nickel containers of
Knife and you will please him. SILVERWARE handsome designs.
~ Our Silverware is the Rogers
SKATES 184Z ELECTRICAL GOODS
We have the celebrated Con -- Percolators, Toasters, Sad
roy and Barney & Berry's CUT GLASSWARE Irons, Chafing Dishes, Bake
Hockey ln new a!,(l elegant designs at veils, Klectric Stand Lamps of
hardware prices. exceptionally fine design.
Northwestern Hardware Co.
7 - , ,, ,.;t—7' • i , -,
FIRST SHOWING OF
Holiday Goods
Hand Painted Glassware!1 Fancy Clocks
Fancy Flowerbowls Fancy China
Smokers Articles Casseroles
Mihogany Trays Cut Glass
A Full and Complete variety of Uni
versal Kletrical Household Appliances
The Blum, O’Neill Co.
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders