Empress Theatre!
TONIGHT AT 8 SHARP
“SWEDISH ARMY MANOEUVRES”
Comedy—“CUTEY’S AWAKENING—Comedy
David Belasco’s Great Stage Success in Five Acts,
MAY BLOSSOM
Comedy—“MIXING IT UP”—Comedy
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I SAFETY FIRST
| MODERN LAUNDRY
F. A. Jones, Proprietor
An Up To Date Steam Laundry
Experienced Capable Employes
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Clothes Thoroughly Washed and
Sterilized No Contamination
SERVICE
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Quick Work - Reliable - Courteous
Out ot Town Work Given
Careful, Prompt Attention
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1st Avenue Below Alaskan Hotel
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SCHOOL REPORT FOR 1
THE MONTH OF APRIL.
In the primary grades there are 4U
pupils, with an attendance of 9.". per
cent and 11 tardies.
Those having perfect attendance
are: First grade, Eddie Dlffley, Jim
mie Diffley, Alice O'Neill, Mildred
West; second grade, Verla Greenlg,
I Donald MacOormac; third grade,
i’hyllls Downing, Maurice Randall.
In the intermediate grades there are
17 pupils, with an attendance of 9ti
per cent. Those having perfect at- *
tendance are: Third grade, William '
O’Neill, Hilly Field, Everette Handy, *
Janice Royal, Alice Tarpenning, Edith '
Wilson; fifth grade, Helen Downing,
if Harry Nelson, Ophelia Howard
j In the grammar grades and fresh- '
1 man class there are 20 pupils, with an 1
i attendance of 98 per cent, and 7 tar
dies. Those having perfect attend- '
unce are: Sixth grade, Donald Hoi- 1
linger, llrooke Lamprey, Harry
g O'Neill, Ernest Tarpenning, Charles
1 Gilson, Dorothy Dooley; seventh 1
i grade, George Wilson, Gay Elliott, j
\ Emerson Tarpenning, Charles Royal;
eighth grade, Elwell Thawley, Samuel
Hedges; freshman class, Edna Thaw
| ley. Genevieve Rosswog, John Itoss
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| Job Printing at Dally Times office.
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Windsor Hotel
L. Wain, Prop.
Where You (let
Comfort and Service.
And the Hates Are Hig;lit.
‘ Cordova Alaska
EXPERT
PIANO TUNER
George Anderson, piano expert and
jt factory representative, will be in Cor
| dova this coming summer. Expert
work in piano and organ tuning and
repairing guaranteed. For prices on
new and second hand pianos and or
, guns, also pianos for rental, address,
lil P. O. BOX 991, JUNEAU. ALASKA.
(By United Press)
PARIS, April 2,r). — The written tes
Imony of two German prisoners of
■ ar Is on record here today to show
he heroism of a French under-officer
■ ho saved them from certain death,
'he latter Is dead.
The two prisoners, Alfred Wendt, of
ierlin, former officer of the German
teamer Nallo, and Edmond Engles,
■’rankfort, marine mechanician, were
board the French steamer Athos, en
onto for France when the latter was
orpedoed in the Mediterranean on
•Vbvuary 17. They were locked In a
■akin on the lower deck. When they
tad given themselves up for lost, the
loor of their cabin opened suddenly
md the underofficer, who had made
tis way to their prison with the great
■st difficulty, guided them to the
u>fety of the upper deck. They were
»ut into a boat and escaped. The
tnder-offlcer remained on board the
linking ship helping save the others,
ind was lost. It was on the Athos
hat Robert A. iladdon, an American
missionary, returning home from Foo
■how, China, was lost.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.
G. A. V'ingar is in town from Ju
ieau.
.1. A. Mattson, of Seattle, left this
morning for Fairbanks.
Joe Raatz has accepted a position as
chef at the Alaskan Cafe.
The Bible study class will meet at
the Presbyterian church at K o'clock
this evening.
E. G. Ford, the fire Insurance ad
juster of Seattle, is here to adjust
tlie losses of the Alaska Sea Food Co.
The regular weekly dance of the Bon
Ton orchestra will be held at Hegg's
hall tonight, and you are invited to
attend.
George W. Seay has returned to Eos
Angeles for a couple of months, tc
“get acquainted with his family,” us he
expresses it.
Angus McDougal Is spendiu| a few
days in town from his proper) 4 In the
Interior, the War Eagle group Cop
per Company.
VILLAGE INNS OF
(By Associated Press)
LONDON, April 25. — Government
restrictions on the liquor trade are
likely to result in the disappearance
of hundreds of village inns and way
side "public houses" this summer.
These houses have always relied main
ly for support on the casual passerby,
especially agricultural workers v. ho
used to pull up their teams, water
their horses and give themselves n
rest and a drink at the comfortable
har of the roadside inn.
But nowadays the restriction of
hours of sale has made it impossible
for the passerby to obtain anything
tronger than ginger ale except at
lunch time, and then agricultural la
borers are learning to pass the inne
vv hich have been used for generations
as houses of call.
Some of the most picturesque v ay
side inns in England now take in < r.ly
a few shillings weekly, and very few
of them make enough to afford a liv
ing to the landlords, who have large
ly been forced to become farmers or
to retire on their savings.
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Mrs. M. Collier and Mrs. 3. Hatha
way left this morning for Oroa to ho
the guests of John Gilbert.
INSURANCE
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDENT
Insure your property against fire In
reliable Insurance Companies.
We represent the Niagara, Ixrndon,
Phoenix, Hartford, Northern, Globe
and Hutgers, and others; all strong
Hoard Companies.
We also represent the Maryland
Casualty Company, and Issue Fidelity
and Surety Itonds.
Northwestern Realty & Trust Co.
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In announcing our new suit and top
coat selections for this spring season,
we emphasize their pedigrees.
We carry famous makes—clothes of
reputation. Our lines have national
prestige, based on style and quality
standards. They are guaranteed by
the makers and by us.
We want to emphasize that we are
headquarters for
Styleplusdfgy '
Clothes ""
Trade Mark ..
The Juiuc uu-c Hie turnon over."
The only clothes in America
whose price is known to remain
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the same.
117 The popularity of this suit of medium cost,
one price the nation over, has given the
makers such a great volume that they can
keep the price down and give all wool fabrics
plus the style of one of the great designers—
Guaranteed!
We bought heavily this season. Our assort
ment is large, but we think you will see in it
a clothing conception that shows our knowl
edge of what the best dressers in town want.
THE Blum, O’Neill: CO.
Classified Advertising
WANTED — A good, strong girl for
waitress, dishwasher and house
maid In country hotel. Apply Times
office.
WANTED — Girl for general house
work. Apply this office.
WANTED—Girls for cannery work.
Apply Pioneer Packing Company.
WANTED — Watchmaker and en
graver. Address P. I). (J„ care of
Dally Times.
EOR REN; Three nice rooms, for
light housekeeping. Apply J. K.
Smart.
WANTED — Two women want posi
tlons in ramp as cook and helper.
Apply at Times office.
WANTED—Every resident of Cordova
and the Copper ltiver valley to sub
scribe for the Dally Times. Hy so
doing you will keep posted on the
war and help support a local insti
tution.
WANTED — A girl for housework;
short hours. Phone S9.
FOR SALE — House and lot in Cor
dova; cheap for cash; or on terms.
Near depot. Address Box 1288, An
ehorage, Alaska.
FOR SALE — Twenty horsepower
gasoline engine. See Dooley.
CITY LAUNDRY
PHONE 127.
Second St., opposite Postoffice.
Best of Hand Work, (jive l's
n Call.
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Our spring line of Women’s
| Kenyon Coats are now on dis- I
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We offer the Season’s Latest
Models to Our Patrons with the
1 Connection That No Better Val I
ues Are Obtainable. 1
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I We have an army of satisfied custom- ■ ; $/,! : I
ers continually BOOSTING for this Pimento
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b^lfORNIAlWfl^ Clarks’ Club
We have better assortments — newer \Clarks' Green Chili
goods, and more of them than you
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usually find. <j\ The Kuul tUi is NOT Lye-PtcM
P\ ! Imported Camembert
We have an advanced store service ><#' > FllCSC 3TG the Cream Brick
that anticipates your wants and serves 't ‘ p ,.r . .
you always with the one idea in mind, t k_.cti»Iomi<l r ITJltS yOU mm ,
of satisfying you absolutely. should SeTVC in yOUT IVl8(TlS
We use the Burroughs Posting Ma- home. Of highest qual"
1 i . 4. , « . „ * , • i ii. Kenton’s Special Bologne
| chine and National Cash Registers, l[v npOnCU * UCIl
making our system of accounting as • 1 J/l 1 Minced Luncheon Loaf j
nearly perfect as is possible. CICUS OTCllcirciiiclVOr\ tilCy
satisfy the most exacting Ham Bol08"e
No matter what your needs are. we , , Boiled Ham
have It or will get it for you. You’ll l1' Pickled Pigs Feet
find here a bigger value for the same rp ,j
money or an equal value for less 1 Ht theW• Canned Chicke" j
money than anywhere else. . _ Tamales
! .ook for this Trade Mark.
We advertise to get new customers. nUlHfHinn
Our satisfying store service holds OdllUy
each customer once they try us. '
f We have just received on the
Are You Going to Learn I '•* “oat an assortment of
• 0 Boxed Candies put up for us
\A/hu II Put/O to 1 I by ‘be LOTUS CANDY
filly II layb IU i j SHOP, reputed to be the best
■ ! candy made In the City of
Trade Here? L . se«tti«.
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Grocery Phone 21. Office 74.
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FINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
“THE STORE THAT SATISFIES”