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I FOR THE HOLIDAYS
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In Appreciation of the trade accorded us by the ladies of Cor
dova and the Copper River Valley and in order to bring other
patrons to our store during the holiday season we will give away
MONDAY, DEC
Three Valuable Frk<
. Which are now on display in cur show windo. > These 'dfes will
be*of special interest to the ladies and are 3 follow.:;
FIRST PRIZE—A Beautiful Imported Mandv . *n C at. ,
^ SECOND PRIZE—A Large Sized Chinese Woo Tug.
THIRD PRIZE—An Electric Library Lamp.
Any of the above prizes can be exchanged for their’eqi vale F
value in merchandise, if desired. '
We will give a ticket with •
every $5 purchase entitling the "
holder to oiie ’ chancv in- the ,
above prizes. ’ The drawing
Avilt take place at our store on i
December :24 at 10:‘>l) o’clock
p. in.
When you enter tliis shop
there is something that tells
you your quest for fhe heaufi- •
ful, the distinctive in woman’s
apparel is answered. Every
thing required by the avcII
dressed Avoman is here, ready
-for immediate ..selection, ex
'prussive of the occasion which
they are intended to grace. -•
Wo are also issuing me\V
olmndise orders for the coy,- _
vience of those who are un
decided as to what to select
for their Christmas gifts. In
presenting your friends with
one of these morcjiandi,se".<ir~~
dors it gives them the oppor
tunity to make their own sejlecr
tion. ,
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On her recent southbound trip the
st^emer t“lity of SaStUa. h :>r
crank shaft near Ketchikan, but pro
ceeded to Seattle under her own pow
er, traveling at half speed.
Tanana reports a shortage of fuel
this winter. Green wood sells at $10
to $12 a cord, and is hard to get at
that price.
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The body of a, dead man was re
[ cently- found in the' waters of Camp
| boll creek which flows' into Cook In
let about four miles from Anchorage.
The remains were not identified.
Charles G. Titus, superintendent
of th6 Julian mines, near J’uneau, is
authority for the statment that the
mines will be operated on an exten
sive scale, commencing next spring.
New machinery will be added, greatly
increasing the capacity of the mill.
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Bruce McNutt, owner of the road
house at Litle-Susitna river, is build
ing a cutoff trail between Matanuska
and Susitna Station, whereby the
trail is shortened a distance of twenty
miles, and bringing all the traffic thro
Susitna, am? incidentally by liis raod
house. -
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Peter Demich, proprietor of the An
chorage Cigar store, in that city, was
brought before Commissioner David
recently on the charge of selling liq
uor without a license. After hearing
the. testimony in the case the commls.
sloner assessed a fine of $300 against
Demich, and costs amounting to, an
additional $18.16.
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I DAILY TIMES |
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l Cordova, and the Copper I
| River Vally---A Real Live I
Wire Newspaper.
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| IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE )
WOMEN PICKETS i
GETTING m I
AT CAPITOL > I
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.—All the "•:]
pickets out of jail, on Thursday will jii
hold a conference with their Woman’s $
Party Bisters, here on that date to \
■ ! v ’n-tlter the White Tfouse shall j
be picketed' again during the pres- |
ent session of congress. • :
Dudley' Field Malone, ex-collector
of the port of New York and friend -
of the President, w.d be one of the l
chief partictifant'! .n this conference, *
it is said. |&.f rrtlitan' •, will take
four days tdgpti: it rib over.
A11 pick'’ ]{||iS’i of j: j will be. pres-!
entod wi i rrih 11 r e lals or pins coni
m.emor dr-, the e days In Occoquan
and,-’ le t‘ -,tr*et jail.
Tufis rill - the first conference
e the t ’4i^etiolt of the state or- j
"nti< a »nd. a permanent commit
ted - be formed, known as the j
. * ComorHtee of stale Chair- •
. . tvh.Vv willow meetings once .j
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Alaskan Hotel J
ROBERT GOTTSCHALK—Proprietors—ART CLONINGER 2
"The House of Comfort.”
the best equipped hotel IN *
ALASKA |
Bar and Barber Shop in Connection.
Hot and Cold Water, Electric Bells,
Electric Lights, Steam Heat, Suites
With Bath. ** 1
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"CORDOVA - - - - ALASKA |
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Carter & Bogart j
PAINTERS ANDPAFERHANGERS
Estimates Furnished. ^ Phone 75
An Up-to-date Line of Wallpaper and Glass.
SIGN WRITING
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, Cordova Mill & Lumber Co. j
>' LONG AND SHORT MILL WOOD FOR SALK !
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- Manufacturers and Dealers in Rough and
'• Dressed Lumber.
Also Outside Lumber - I l
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We Have Succeeded the Arctic Lumber Company and I
All Mail Orders Should be Addressed to Us.
Orders From up the Line Office and Mill Opposite j
Promptly Attended to. - * Railroad Depot. Phone 5 j
' Opposite city Bakery. j
; *or:r. western mae fit rur Co.
| bi. i WJ Minneapolis, “ |i
• Advertise in the Tints '
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ATTENTION
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The Cordova Volunteer
DEPARTMENT
Are To Give Their Annual
Masquerade Ball
ON NEW YEARS EVE ; ■ *
... The CORDOVA DANCE ORCHESTRA Consisting of FIVE
; - - of The Best musicans on The Coast Will
Produce The Music
REMEMBER
This is to be the greatest MASQUERADE BALL #
ever given in Cordova
SAVE YOUR COSTUME
For this QREAT EVENT and win a PRIZE worth working for
which have been generously donated by Marchants of Cordova
BEAR IN MIND
THAT This MASQUERADE is for the benefit of the
^ CORDOVA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. - „
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