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”
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Last the Whole Year Through
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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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I ELECTRIC
GRILL
Broils, fries, toasts, stews.
Will cook an entire meal at the
table.
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FOR THE BOYS
Sleds, Skates, Pocketknives, Toy Motors, etc. Every boy wants a .22 Rifle.
Why not get him one this Christmas? Prices $7.50 to $20.00. j
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL
NOTES OF INTEREST
The, post office is today being moved
into the Borden building.
Charles M. Rosswog has moved his
j store to tie- Ashland building, next to
i Kenny Holden's pool hall.
The steamship Victoria b*ft this
! morning with a cargo of copper ore
, direct for tie Tacoma smelter
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McCarthy raised $ 1 ::l‘ in less than
an hour for a community Christmas
tree and gifts for th<* youngsters of
the town
On account of the Spanish Influenza
epidemic, the Red Cross roll call drive,
which was started Monday, has been
called off for the present by Chair
man H. A. Slater.
The local health officers report that
there are about thirty five cases of
influenza here, but most of them are
of a mild form Every precaution is
being taken to prevent the further
1 spread of the disease.
The steamshpl Alameda is due from
the westward at 10 o'clock tonight.
nd will remain in port about twelve
hours, loading copper ore No pas
ngers will be allowed to leave here
at this time, according to orders is-I
sued by the health officers
The public health service ship
Brutus, with doctors and nurses on
board, will arrive in Cordova during
the night. The governor's office wired
Dr Council, health commissioner,
that the boat was in this neighbor
hood, and asking if its services wen
required. As theie is a scarcity of
serum for inoculation. Dr. Council
asked that the. Brutus be sent here
Joe. Kelly, who has been in business
at Juneau for the past seven years,
and also conducts a store at Ketchi
kan. has dc id' ll to locate in Cordova
He has rented half of the store room
now occupied by Charles M Kosswog
and will open a clothing and gents'
furnishing store Mr K* 11> will also
purchase furs, paying the highest in li
ke! price for them.
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CHISANA RETURNS
INCREASE SULZER LEAD
KIirSIIANNA .11 NOTION. !».-<• I:.
(Special to th< Hally Times). Th«*
fust mail over the win'er trail nr
rived from Chi ins today, bringing
returns of the November election.
Chisana pro< fnct cast hut nine
votes, of which Sulzer received f tit
Wickershnm’s L’ Other returns wen*
Murray, for representative, 8; for
mid commission'',', C.alen 8. Wilson 1
ALASKA’ MAN POWER
IN RECENT REGISTRATION
The total registration for Alaska
bet worn the ages of 21 and 31 year*
was <1.1172. according to figures fn
Captain Finnegan's office Of thiate
the division was:
Class 1 . 3.207
Clas 2 ...... . 147
Class 3. ... *8
Class 4 717
Class a .2.5Ud
There were 13 cancellations. The
total number of men Inducted by the
Alaska draft boards was 2.(07. The
total enlistments by draft boards wax
42R.
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Augustine At Kyer candy at Finkel
stein A Sapiro's There Is none twt
ter anti it will make a most accept
able Christmas gift. IV r
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Closed for a Few Days on Account of
the Influenza Epidemic
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Firemen’s Ball
& The Annual Masquerade Ball of the Cordova £
Fire Department will be held at
EAGLES’ HALL 1
New Year’s Eve
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31
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Come and dance the old year out and the %
•5 new year in with the fire laddies.
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ADMISSION $1.50
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