LOCAL AND
| PERSONAL
| MENTION
C. S. Crider, auditor for the Amer
ican Express Company, was in town
today.
Geo. S. Patter, of Anchorage was in
Cordova today on his way to the
states.
Mrs. Sherman Haines, of La Touche
is a passenger aboard the Northwest
ern for Seattle.
Ivan Suppelin left today on a trip to
New York, where he will meet a bro
ther who is coming over from Nor
way.
The Modern Laundry is distributing
a very attractive 1920 calender, con
taining a large landscape view from
Alaska.
John McGillivary was an outgoing
passenger on today's boat for Los
Angeles, where he will spend a couple
of months.
Mrs. H. E. Hoagg, who delivered
several lectures here on the Bahai
movement, left today for Southeast
ern Alaska.
Wm. Gerig, assistant engineer for
the railway commission, is a passen
ger aboard the Northwestern en route
to the states on a business trip.
Dr. Haxby. physician for the Ken
libcott Copper Corporation at La
Touche, was in town today on his re
turn to the states, where he expects
to remain.
The championship billiard game in
the Horseshoe tournament did not
take place last night, between Dr.
Chase and Roy Walker, but is sche
duled for tonight.
Sam Clow of Hot Springs, arrived in
town yesterday on the steamer North
western. He snow shoed over the
Broad Pass trail and reports an ex
ceptionally hard trip.
Axel Anderson won two out of three
games from Wm.Urquhart last night |
in The Club pool tournament, the
scores being 81 to 80 85 to G7 and 79 Jr?
to 85. Urquhart played 85 points to •
Anderson’s 80. J:*:
Father McMillan arrived last night •
on the Northwestern from Valdez and J|i:
will remain in Cordova until after •
New Years. J:-:
An excellent change of pictures to- •
night at the Empress theatre. Mar- j£
guerite Clark in “Rich Man Poor *?:
Man”, and a two reel comedy, “Shang- J£
haii .Jonah” also J’athe News. This jV
is a big bill so don’t let the snow *£
keep you from seeing it.
Dane O’Toole, former local station •
agent for the Copper River railway, J:?
who has been employed at Anchorage J-:
for the past three years by the Alaska J:|:
Engineering Commission, greeted Cor- J-:
dova friends while the Northwestern S:|:
was in port. He is on his way to the Stj:
states.
At a meeting of Mt. McKinley lodge J|:-:
No. 189, F. & A. M. held last even- Si;:;
ing the following officers were elect- J-j*:
ed to serve for the ensuing year:
Worshipful Master, J. H. Soilin', !•:•:
Senior Warden, A. J. Adams; Junior f'.-ij
Warden, Brady Howard: Secretary, J-:-:
W. E. Browne: Treasurer H. A. Slat- •
ed. J-:-:
The steamer Northwestern was
scheduled to sail from here for Seat
tle at 4:00 o’clock this aftrnoon. Out
going passengers were:
J. Shute, Ivan Suppelin, J. McGilli
vary Geo. W. Smith, T. F. Williams,
Nels Nelson, Mrs. H. Hess, Richard
McNally John Nelson Louis Rudolph
to Seattle; J. Rystaad, S. B. Oroova
to Juneau; Miss Helen Haver to
Ketchikan.
BILLS ORDERED PAID
The following bills ordered paid by
the City Council at their meeting held
Monday, December 15th, 1919.
Harley Leheman . 4.00
James Kennedy . 4.00
Ed Lee . 3.00
Finkelstein & Sapiro . 3.16
Cordova Mill & Lumber Co.. 20.29
Alaska Public Utilities .288.70
K. G. ROBINSON, Clerk.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
French Mixed, Broken Mixed, Fresh
made Chocolates, Caramels, etc. put
up in fancy Chritmas boxes at the
Sanitary Candy Kitchen.
Your eyes fitted. Compound and
stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os
borne
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •#••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ® r«rrTrTTrrTrrrrTrr..
, v.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.v.j.yA%v.v.v.vv.v.v.\ v.v. v.v.w.vv.v.v. v. v. a,.v.%s-.v/.vav.v.%v/a*.v.v,v.v.v.i.,.v.v ........... „*• •• • • • • •• • • • • • • ••• ••• •• • • • • • • • • ••• ••• ••• *• • •• •••••••••••»••••••••••••••••••••••
PRESENTS THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED I j|
May be found in our large stock of Clothing, Hardware
and Fancy Groceries ||
Our goods are now on display and it will be a pleasure to show them. Some suggestions
NECKWEAR FOR CHRISTMAS
A large variety of all leading colors, designs
and patterns
Prices $1.00 to $2.75
SILK SHIRTS
A very beautiful assortment of Silk Shirts in
the very latest stripes and designs
Prices $6.50 to $10.00
BUY HIM A PAIR OF
HOT POINT
AND UNIVER
SAL
Electric Percolators
Toasters
Grills
PYREX
a C L n • Cooking Dishes
Satety Razors in
Fancy Boxes
Carving Sets
Steering Sleds
Skates
Skiis
All the Staple and
Fancy
GROCERIES
Needed to Make the Box Fancy Apples
Xmas Dinner Assorted Nuts
a Success Assorted Candies
rse finkelstein & sapiro, incJ i
Prices 50c and Up “The Store that Satisfies” ||
Phones: Grocery, 21 Office, 74 1!
f m « > --* r i‘ * ■ - - --t » * » I i • t t I i I H t I I I *
............... ****** ***************** V. J
If A GIFT WELL CHOSEN IS A 11
GIFT WELL RECEIVED
11 HARDWARE CLOTHING ||
jjjj ijij The present times jjij ijij
jg jjjj An array of Univer- more than ever be- jjjj gj
I i Electric Goods, fore call for practical jjjj gj
li ijij Cutlery an<^ House buying for gifts. jjjj j|
gj jiji Furnishings of all . | I
II kinds, each item of 5 Here are a few items ||
II which is especially the Clothing Depart- ||
|| suitable for gift pur- ment can help you ||
jjjj jg poses, and the pres- - on * jg jjjj
| | entation is an indication of thought and Shoes, Hats, Caps, jg |
j| j| good taste upon the part of the donor FOR Our varied assortment of, Bath Robes gj gj
j-., ^ ... d i a *• »¥-» Sporting Goods offers Handkerchiefs (Silk and Linen)
I I o iC Gn 8 Bread Mixers THE splendid opportunities Mackinaws, Sweaters, Gloves, Hosiery | I
\Y?rm a,torS A°1 j °PperSf 1 YHI mr ^or satisfying and practi- uTies, beautiful lines, 75c to $3.00
|| Waffle Irons and And dozens of other I UU1NU cal gift-making Shirts, $2.00 to $15.00 silk? 11
1! Toasters ' f°ruh°™ FOLKS f iexible Flyer Sleds Comfy Slippers for the Whole Family ijij gjl
gj jg -^^—e^0-n0my__ Skis Skates A new Rug, Rocker or Dining Room Set would
jg Zenith and Universal China and Glassware Punching Bags make a pleasing gift enjoyed by the whole family, jjjj
jg jjjj Carving Sets Pyrex Ovenware Boxing Gloves Don t overlook our Second street Furniture Depart- jjjj jjji
jj| jjjj $4.00 to $15.00 Wear-Ever Aluminum Daisy Air Rifles ment when down town shopping §Hg
FRESH DELICATES- field Sausage, and the HEINZ CHEESE FRUITS AND PRE- |j |
SEN GOODS best of green stuff on the Plum Pudding American Cream SERVES jjjj *
§j gj We receive a fresh ship- Seattle market Fig Pudding Oregon Brick Cluster Raisins j* ijjj
jjjj j| ment on every boat of Glaze Apricots Apple Butter Imported Swiss Pressed Figs jjjj jg
gj §j Gold Medal Butter, Hoi- Glaze Cherries Ripe Olives Roquefort Preserved Figs jiji gj
|| lyhurst Eggs, Kippered ~------I Comb Honey 11
II s«ana& BLUM-O’NEILL CO
|| Smoked Bloaters, Brook- W 1 lJUli il J V/V/f Cal. Oranges