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'• AMERICAN FLAGS FIND
READY SALE IN PARIS.
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J PARIS, May 14 — America's entry
• I into the war round Pnrls unprepared
J in flags. Kven before congress bad
• debated President Wilson's war propo
I aa), Paris department stores had to
• admit that the demand for the Stars
I and Stripes exceeded the supply. Hard
; iy a street In the capital lacked one
• Old Olory. Kven small American
i flags to be worn on coat lapels were
S gone as soon as larger ones. French
! men bought them as eagerly as Ant
“ ericans. Both are waiting for a new
■ > supply.
Classified Advertising I
I LOST — One gold watch and chain
with locket for charm—also pocket
knife attached. Kinder kindly return
to Times office and receive reward.
John Eskoler.
WANTED—Woman for housework;
short hours. Phone 89.
WANTED — Girl for general house
work. Apply to Osborne's jewelry
store.
WANTED — A girl for general house
work. Apply at Times office.
| LOST—Bunch of keys. Please return
to Clayson's store.
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FOR RENT—One furnished room In
private family home; very reason
able rent. Apply at Times office.
FOR RENT — Three nice rooms, for
light housekeeping. Apply J. K.
Smart.
WANTED—Woman helper in camp
kitchen. Wages $f>0, board and lodg
Ing. Apply Blum, O’Neill Co.
FOR SALE — House and lot In Cor
dova; cheap for cash; or on terms.
Near depot. Address Box 1288, An
ehorage, Alaska.
PERSONAL GOSSIP ABOUT
WEIL KNOWN PEOPLE
Captain W. Everson has Peon ap- I
pointed as captain of one of the I’io
neer cannery boats.
The launch Waif arrived from /al
dez yesterday.
Jack Kusick, of Ellamar, arrived in
i town this morning on his launch.
Ell l-arsen will leave for Katalla this
evening on the launch Triton.
Hill Byers is in town from lllnchin
brook island.
W. H. King leaves this evening on
the launch Triton and will be em
ployed by the Katalla Const ruction
Company.
W. H. Bogue is improving the ap
pearance of the old North Star budd
ing. which he recently purchased. Ly
having it painted.
The Belgium relief fund dance at
Eagle hall will be the one big
attraction on for tonight.
Captain Charles Auer brought his
launch Pioneer over from Katalla and
had as passenger Captain Davis, of
the Auk cannery.
All baseball players nre requested
to report at the park Tuesday evening
for practice.
John Groth has left for Port W’ells
" with two men and will do some dove!
opment work on his mining property
there.
E. T. Stannard, general manager for
i Kennecott Copper Corporation, la
' spending a few days In town on busi
ness. | ^
The launch Triton arrived In Cor
i dova yesterday afternoon from Ka
talla and will return this evening.
George Nelson, contractor for Die
building of the Alaska-Anthraclte ia‘l
road at Katalla. is spending a few
days in Cordova, and will return this
afternoon. He reports that there are
seventy men at work on the i tilroad
at present, and the crew will be
I doubled a little later.
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A1 Shyinan, the popular salesman
or the Schwabacher tiros. Company
>f Seattle, will leave for the south on
he next steamer. Mr. Shyman is
naking his last trip for this company,
ind will leave Seattle soon for An
chorage, where he has arranged a
mrtnershlp with C. W Holte, promi
nent hardware merchant of that city.
The Empress pictures will change
onight, and the performance will in- !
dude a Paramount Travel Picture, j
Tam ti Bud comedy, and the I’ara
nount five act feature. “The Spanish
lade,” featuring Hetty liellairs. This I
s a Spanish tale of love and tragedy |
with unique costumes and scenes of ,
hat quaint country.
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(By Associated Press)
LEWISTON, Idaho, May 14. — The
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
road is being extended into the great
white pine belt tributary to the Clear
water river, and the extension marks
the opening ot the last large stand of
white pine in the United States.
The region to be opened by the rail
road is called the Pierce City pla
teau. It embraces privately owned
timber to the extent of more than
600,000 acres. The estimated stand
of timber in the Clearwater basin is
given as being 500,000.000,000 feet, of
which 55 per cent is Idaho white pine.
PASJ THE BREAD
FRUIT BREAD. PLEASE.
(By United Press)
BIO DE JANEIRO, May 14. — A
syndicate has been formed here to
manufacture bread-fruit flour. The
promoters say. the flour will make as
good bread as wheat, at much less
cost. The bread-fruit supply through
out Brazil is declared to be practi
cally unlimited.
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WANTED—Every resident of Cordova
and the Copper River valley to sub
scribe for the Daily Times By so
doing you will keep posted on the
war and help support a local insti
tution.
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COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo., May 4
4. Five thousand printers from all <
tarts of the United States are expect- <
d to attend the sixty-third annual <
onvenlion of the International Typo-',
;raphical Union in Colorado Springs
kugust 13 to 18. Members of the lo
al union have begun plans for the
ntertainment of the guests, and have
ailed on the unions of Pueblo to as- ^
1st.
Coming as It does in the middle of
he tourist season, the convention is ,
xpected to tax hotel accommodations
.ml hospitality of local printers to the
o the maximum, and Pueblo printers
lave been asked to assist. It Is point
’d out to the Pueblo Commerce Club
hat many of the visitors will come
>y automobile and It Is planned that
hese printer motorists shall be
loused at Pueblo during the conven
lon. the two cities being within easy
notorlng distance of each other. Co
iperation of the Pueblo Commerce
Hub was promised.
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WHATCHAMA COLUMN. * *
Gunboats. ♦ ,
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Ounboata were originally d* * *
signed to be worn on the ocean • '
Rut Some folks wear them on ♦ (
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The gunboat Is a had thing to ♦
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• ileal of respect as a rule, by vir ♦
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FOR SALE.
1 complete sawmill outfit with plan
■rs (Russell & Co.) 11-13. milliil
i. p. 35. Indicated h. p. 77.
Circular saws and other materials
1 new Willamette donkey engln
1 12 by 10.
1 slightly used Willamette donkey
■nglne. 7 1-4 by 10.
2 slightly used Klorry donkey on
fines, 7-10.
Kor further information write or
wire
ALASKA ANTHRACITE It Y. CO.
l’er (ieo. Nelson.
1-12-1 mo. Katalla, Altska
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LOST—An Elk membership card, in
leather case. Kinder please return
to this office.
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NEW, CLASSY. THE MOST INTER
ESTING LINE WE HAVE EVER
SHOWN FOR THE SPRING AND
| SUMMER SEASONS.
1 Will Clayson
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Is’nt it a relief to find that goods
you want have not advanced
in price? Such cases arc rare—
but the price of
Styleplus *17
Clothes
“The some price the nation over*
still remains the same, the one suit in
America that is nationally known to
have their same old price distinction.
Back of this price the makers stand with a strong
guarantee of style, all wool quality, wear, fit,
perfect satisfaction.
Foresight in buying, double volume sales, con
centration on the one price idea, reduced costs
in manufacture — tell the story “Still $17.”
We are the only Styleplus Store. We can save
you money.
The Blum O’Neill Co.
I Empress Theatre
TONIGHT AT 8 SHARP
PARAMOUNT TRAVEL PICTURE
HKTTY BKLAIIiS, in the Five Act Fascinating
Spanish Tale,
“The Spanish Jade”
“HAM AND BUD COMEDY”
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