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F rederick C$l> Nelson
SEATTLE
Take Pleasure in Announcing j
The Opening of Their j
NEW STORE
At Fifth Avenue and Pine St. j
Tuesday j
September 3rd j
CL It is hoped that you will make
a special point of visiting this great
new store on your next trip to
Seattle.
Cf There will he extensive new stocks
of Autumn merchandise to inspect—
the building itself embodies many
features of extraordinary interest
—and every modern convenience
has been provided to make shop
ping pleasurable.
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| Save iny
RESOURCES OVER |i 1 j) A MUTUAL
I TWO MILLION \JL // SAVINGS
DOLLARS SOCIETY
The Modern Way of Saving
is by mail where Uncle Sam protect*
j your funds until they reach us.
Our fund's are invested only in first mort
gages on improved real estate, in city,
state and U. S. Government Bonds
For over 1? years /"» fr-j per annum
we have never » Y on savinfls
paid less than i left with us
BOOKLET MAILED FREE
PUGET SOUND SAVINGS X LOAN ASSOCIATION
Founded 19C1
Third & Pike St. ♦ * * Seattle, Wash.
When You Are In McCarthy
—-- STOP AT THE --
?| Ketterer House |j§
The Very Finest Rooms and Bath
in McCarthy, Alaska
Sixty Steam Heated Rooms Eletric Lighted j f
Hot and Cold Water in Every Room [
|-j With or Without Bath.
jj I
Cordova House
DOOLEY AND GREENIG |
Headquarters for Railroad and Mining Men
Satisfaction Guranteed
Rates Reasonable
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COU.KCK STATION. Texas. Aug
*JS. Tile first ( lass of weather observ
"i- '"'iT trained for tin* fnited States
arm\ i> preparing to leave shortly
lor frame, where the memhers will
report on general weather and atmo
pheiii roiidiiions as an aid in plan
nin LM-, artillery, airplane and vari
oic other attacks
l.xper’ who have ptished tie three
hundred or more students through the
intensive course ot instruction at the
\ -j ’ ieiilt u i a’ and Mechanical College
ot Tcx.is dec lared that the men now
are capable of determining the state
of weather for a distance of twelve
miles above the earth.
It is the plan of the war department
to train l.nuo men at the college,
v hi- h is the only school of general
meteorology in the country, and this
will necessitate two more courses in
shifts of students because of the
fruited facilities.
Only college men are !it'*.<| to take
up the work, and the first class in
< hide - prot* air- mineralogists, on
• i11«**•?■ - and other technic d expert
l»r Oliver I. Kassig of the fnifd
States weather bureau nd John
Hopkins f Diversity, Baltimore, i
. In* ; instructor.
I\ ’ i >N. Am L' Tn he «i ’ * *
■ " \ Ii. • will w nn-'ii want next".''
\ •' i >» . 1 1 ' nimi i.i \\ n- if Sm:
• • have . i \ .n rej.I\ it:
•. ' . i »• r« •. m t rnei imi
i In- . • em a..-he i for a ;
11,; • . •-■!"! > •! pall men l
\\ n'l'i'j, t |; , n\ ;i{ I lie III! 1 lia’ Hi
■ >n n i • i mn e>iimn**. ili« tin
I a it i h ini itnialit \ in In n ’aim-i! mi
in ' w i: ii alien
\. min m ' ai - irate ami ,rvu • i
\\ mii»*ii nlieitm s and hat rister
>;: l-.er pn-t s for w mnmi n a"\ ern
ment offices.
Women to he police constables.
Women teachers paid sam^ ^uonej
! as men.
State maintenance for widowed
mothers with dependent ehildreti
Kipial miardiatiship rights toi
:a!he - and mothers.
Kipial moral standard.
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AFTER OATS OP SPEEiOl
Id. I* \S( >, Texas. Aug -S ()m •
• In- r • i ■ i 11 i i • 111 o| ha tit | liet s a in! mil:
;aiv honors wlifii he visited ’In hor
d( i, Knrique Creel, former M- \i-an
.mbassador to the Cnited Stargov
• rm»r nt Chihuahua and min <t- r ot
foreign relations, now lives h--r- and
may he seen tidiiu- home in n auto
mobile omnihu - he -ide a Mexican la
1.eim ln-m tin- smelters
When the revolutions for* -d tin
, I.•: 1 ot t:cials ami t heir Ian.ill- s to
irom Mrxieo. Seme- Cr« - I came
u. . w ith his lat!»••;■ in law C,cn- ral
I. , Terra. - I ha lived ;n t'ali
KM Ilia fin I'iv.ii.-i pan of p; • tiin*
hut return to K1 Paso frequent!-,
W hile governor mi ( Itihaahui P- nor
Creel was always a fri'-nd ot tin
\merieans from the border, and gave
elaborate banquets and entertain
. ments for them when deh-gati n vis
iled Chihuahua City, the state eapital.
In return he was always hatui 'ted
when he visited K1 Paso and w h- i1 he
tceompanied President Diaz hei for
tin- meeting with President Thu he
was given a militarv esi ort when ver
lie went in Id Paso. He was the h<*ad
ot one of the largest hanks in M- xico
i City at one time.
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! OIET OF BADEN REDOCES
HEREDITARY MEMBERSHIP
NEW VOHK. Ann L"> Tllr sen-lid
ilmnibi'r of the <lii'i of Duilon has
adopted ii motion ri'diic-inn the nu ii.
I i rship of thr nobility in that ho if1,
ai roldinp to tho t'oloutlr ('nizettr A
motion to introduce mutlr;iy:• was dr
;• atrd.
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Your r\t - t 11■ 1 ("nm pound and
"tiitmatii U i.-i • t *■ i* 1 il l'll Sop t>
bornc.
Geo. Anderson
PIANO TUNER
And Factory Representative for
High Grade
PIANOS and PLAYER PIANOS
Will In* in i 'ordova
About September 1
LEAVE ORDERS AT
WINDSOR HOTEL
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Times < la mli. d ads p.d the r. nit ,
Furnished
Rooms
By Day or Month
Over the Northern
Drug Store
Entrance Burkhardt Way
Osborne Bros.
Jewelers and
Opticians
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WATCH REPAIRING and
! | JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER
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• CORDOVA ALASKA
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New Stock of
LADIES’ AND
GENTLEMEN’S
RAINCOATS
WILL CLAYSON