OUR BRANDS
ARE THE BEST
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OUR LEADERS ARE
HAPPY HOME AND RELIANCE
Canned Fruits
■ " TEACHES
PEARS .
APRICOTS
pf.UMS
STRAWBERRIES
RASPBERRIES
LOGANBERRIES
CHERRIES
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Canned Vegetables
TOMATOES
CORN
PEAS
BEANS
SPINACH
ASPARAGUS
BEETS
SUCCATASH
QUAIJj HhAxsl) oi Frum, pat up m gallon can8,
am l ho Host on the Market.
Our Prices the Lowest
O’NEILL & SLATER COMPANY
THE STOKE OF QUALITY
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HR GENERAL IMIS
IDT MEXICO CITY
Mexico pjty, d«c. j~-a«tnerw
Villa entered Hie capital today at the
he ml of his Hoops. Ilia army num
iKir» ttvnuiy-flve thousand seasoned
citnt&dlKimre who have been throtmn
-nil the Stoat iniporlant battles of the
■*war. Villa and his army ure uuarter
ed la the suburbs nij^i will hot enter
the re titer of the ciiv ifatll Hie arrival
of Provisional President. (iuHerrez.
When the Inter reaches the capital,
Villa and (iuHerrez. will march to the
center or the town nnrt the reins ot
KOVerumunt will he t timed over so
tliflteiTez who wars the choice of the
rnceut convention at ft'gua t'altontes.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
BIOS FOR TOURISTS.
Word comes from Seattle tlmt the
Alaska stenmljMp Company I* plan
alas <” remodel tile steamer North
we.itorp liito a cruising vobboI to W
used xcctitiw-ly In tlie tours to Alas
lot next cummer.
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New Corporation File*.
The American flotd Dredging com
pany of Seattle tiled articles with
('barter E. Davidson. Seereimy fo the
Territory. The capital Ik named nt
jixO.Wk). If. Iterimrd l» president and
Thotnas tti-Bie of Valdes Ik trained an
Alaska agent.
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An Unpleasant Visit From Uncle.
W. H. O'Nelli one of the mlxologintB
at the lioPSeshoo Is eonllnod to hla
vooin al the Windsor hotel, Buffering
iwtruin a carbuncle.
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•> has a corner on f'offee.
ST t tv it mean lx COFFE, not the
..;y . hy vvusliy kind you have been
& tnt> ag and nicknamed coffee, One
* a ty Dwight Ertwardg will convince
. that we are right.
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GIRL KILLED* SELF
FORMERLY IN CORDOVA
It Ih now learned that ICmma Flynn,
a beautiful young woman who com
niittod suicide tit Nome luKt moot.n,
had relatives in Albrmjueruuo, Mftjsw,
and Puebla. It is reported that she
wnw a sister of Jim Flynn, the box**i,
The young woman left Drrwjmn for
Seward Pen in mi hi Inst summer.
She spent the Kuinttmr of 1*M0 at
Fordova, where she was employed at
the Windsor ,ard UPci* Ih** Uninier
Grartd hotels and afterwards at Vai
doa.
MARSHAL H. A, BISHOP’S
CONDITION IMPROVING
The physician* attending United
Marshal 11. A. Uiwhop, of Juneau, who
was stricken with paralysis, reporter!
that the patient sva* resting tiulotfy,
sloe ping most o( the time and that hi*
condition shows steady improvement.
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Pioneer Women of Alaska.
lgl<X> iNfl. I, I JllHHv I »OIU«7II III ■» I
uska, instituted recently at Nome and
an affiliated branch Of the order or
Alaska I'loneera, haw Issued a neat lit
tle ntUj&utne dealing with women’s
dubs in Alaska and their work, e«
pecialy in the Nome section.
Ha* Faith In Cordova.
G. W, Seay, who has spent the past
summer In Cordova and the adjoining
country looking over life mining situa
tion, will leave on the Alameda for his
home in i*os Angeles. Tic will return
here next spring, ns he believes that
Cordova is the coming town.
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Kinney carries the* best butter and
nggs In town.
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Select your Christmas cards nor
at E. A. Hogg's.
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Buy your groceries in a grocery
st-ore Jewelry in a Jewelry store.—
OSB0UNE BROS.
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M'CARTHY WANTS
PUBLIC SCHOOL ;
McCarthy want a public school utuJ
want* It Imtlly. It ha* the required
number of rhlldren of school age to
entitle It to the heiiellt of the Matson
act and the fund for m,limiting *urh
eehooib la overflowing with money,
hut «UI1 they can't have the school.
The ehildreti of McCarthy took the
I ter up with President Wilson hy
rending post curd* setting forth their
flthitna to ronsldorallnn. President
Wilaou brought Ihe mutter to the at ]
intitlon P. P, ciaafou, com nils stoner!
•f education, and the hitter him re
ferred Ihe mutter to <lov ]. C. A. j
81 rtmfs who la superintendent o(
sehnols for Musks, for Investigation,j
(lOY. $11eng will probably take ihe
matter up with Congress -It require*
mi net ot Congrc«R to mn'io It possible
for McCarthy to have a settop), he
cause the legislature of Alaska la for
hidden lo legislate on schools- The
i Nelson law provides for the ereatlou
of new district schools, hui dots not
provide any legal way or uivldlttg a
district. i c* I
The Blackburn school district wan
erupted la March, 1913, and n school
house built midway between the towns
of McCarthy and Koniiocott which mo
five mile* apart. Tblrt wn# done in or- ■
dor to Incorporate m (thin the territory
a wJhool population large enough toj
receive the benefits of the NoiRon Alas
ka school law. Slije.o the ChlfiAUH.
strike McCarthy hn« grown to be ft
! place of eomtlderabele Importance t»n«;
j has now more than enough Hchool pop
ulation to entitle U to a separate
school dlatrlel and hmrno. loti a« mat
ter* now htitnd it must remain aitaen
od to the Blackburn district and the
children be eompalled to wnik two and
i* half miles through the dark, UtGtmy
days of winter.
Under the art of the cotintry 'action!
system for Alaska, introduced and
passed through the pressure of Seme
tor Knule Nelson. 35 per emit of the
revenues going iplo the Alaska funa
are set aside and appropriated for the
maintenance of the schools to be ow
tahllRhed In Alaska outside of Incor
porated towns. This percentage
which trinket* up the country school
fund for the Torrltorv in without
larger In proportion to the cull made
upon It than any other fund created
ter the Territory. There Ir nlwrtyn n
comfortable balance to be usjftd when
authority to use It haft been granted.
NO CHURCH SERVICES
HELD HERE SUNDAY
it If necessary to announce that
next Sunday there will be no services
hold in tho Presbyterian church ow
ing ip the itAaiorV being In CM • inn
to hold services on that day.
It 1h also a matter Of moment to an
noiurco that, owing to tin* most p,;a
eroti* offer of Captain Lathroj*. the
use of the Empress* Theatre, rent fr**,
beginning with Sunday, Hoe. Kith,
the sriMC t* Will I '■ 'i* ill lU the
Theatre ;»t -i o'clock tn the after
noon. It 1* believed that many will
And it tsaylei to attend the aervicet
there fhna If Imhl wpm* the hill A
splendid choir la being arranged for.
We are greatly indebted to the
Captain for t.M« offer.
A. JAM EH h. M’TIUIHE.
Fresh shipments of corn On the cob
at Kinney's. ■ . ,;V.
To get the (let the Hally Times
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
m/DlCT\l kC AND THE HOLIDAYS ARE AT HAND AND OUR STORE IS AGAiN
I vll K I ifl tttiADQUARTERS FOR APPROPRIATE AND LASTING GIFTS AT
PRICES WHICH REALLY REPRESENT MONEY SAVING SAVING IT IS CERTAINLY TO
YOUR ADVANTAGE TO MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW WHILE OUR BIO STOCK CON
TAJ NS SUCH A WIDE AND COMPLETE RANGE OF SUITABLE PRESENTS. THE NEXT
FEW WEEKS WILL BE BUSY ONES WITH THIS STORE. ACCEPT OUR ADVICE AND
• MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW FOR DELIVERY LATER ON.
VISIT OUR BIG SHOE
DEPARTMENT
Chmtmaa Season finds >n our Big
Footwear Department a wide range
of Choice Styles and Dependable
Makes of Shoes and Slippers for
every member of the family
Black or Tan.. Lace or Button,
Gun Metal, Patent Leather, Vlcl and
Calfskin Shoes in all prevailing pop
ular Styles.
We Guarantee Perfect Fit
Shop Early
WOMEN'S
Silk Hosiery in Tan, Stone, Tan
go, Brown, Pink, Champagne, Cardi
S nal, Light Blue, and Black in ordi
jl nary and Italian
g KAYSER‘8 GLOVES, a large
8 assortment for both women and chil
li dren. Knitted Toques and Hoods,
S Pure Felt Sofa Pillows, in every de
D sign issued.
i Consider These' For Gifts
! CLASSY CHRISTMAS
NECKWEAR
terns and distinctive de
U yen admire pretty pat
i signs In Neckwear, you'll
i surely And our showing un
excelled.
FOUR-IN-HAND AND
BOW TIES
NUGGET JEWELRY
A very Urge and beautl*
fut aeeoitment. Nugget
Chain*, Watch Fobs. Beau
ty and Stlek Pm*. Ring*.
Necklace*. Crowe*, Cuff
Link*, Etc. ’ Jy |
JU8T THE ARTICLE TO
SEND HER
Imported Japanese Dainties
riilk Embroidered Kimonos, in various shades, both
short, and long. Lunch Cloths. Bureau Scarfs,' Cotton
Stencils, Toweling, Battenbcrgs, Wheel Dolly, White
Kabe Embroidered Opera Bags, Kabo Chiyoda Bags and
others, Linen Stencil center set, Pin Cushions, Leather
Purses, Doll Pin Cushions, Leather Minor Cases,, Pon
gee Boudoir Slippers, Imitation Velvet Pillow Tope,
Xahki Pillow Tops, Chochet Doilies, Silk Hon dicer
chiefs, and a large assortment of Linen Handkerchiefs.;
THESE ARE VERY APPROPRIATE GIFTS
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SPECIAL BOXES OF
X-MAS HOSIERY
If you don’t know what
tn»»e to got for Father or
Brother, yeti'll -always goes*
right If you buy him a box
of Fancy Black Hcse. In
1 fine cotton, mercerized, lisle
j or silk.
TRAVELERS BAGS
AND TRUNKS
Here are two items which
In recent years have become
very popular as Christmas
Gifts, and cause the giver to •
br long remembered on ac
count of the satisfaction the
gift affords.
BATH ROBES
Experience shows that Wearing
Apparel is about the most substan
tial Christmas Gift of an, and Includ
ed. should be guaranteed.
Our Bath Rob® Department con
tain* only the Very best Make*, from
the leading w»Ot®* mill®. Our
assortment l® large and our price®
are reasonable, '{;£’}£’•; *\/Tv>V
A Suitable Present
ShopEarly
HERE’S THE PLACE FOR fi
FURNISHINGS
In this popular department you
will find a large selection of mer
chandise at Economical Price*.
Father, Son, Uncle Cousin, each
will hr delighted with anything you
select here. Look oyer the stock
today while H I® complete. Under
wear, Shirts, Suspenders, Hosiery,
Etc.
Our assortment of Special Xmas
arid Holiday Boxes is complete.
fSON The Clothier
NEWS HEMS FROM
ALONG WATERFRONT
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The steamer Marhiottu If due from,
(he westward M W o'clock tonight W»di
will will Tor .TUIK-nii srid Seal tie about
midnight.
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Tit* Alameda left Seattle last night
and Should arrive itt Cordova on Sun
il.iy nighb
Tho Cr^ghUir Cordova, with a car
*;ii of eajel . turnher and ovplordvw, i»j
<!«»• here the latter pari of the **ok- j
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Tim launch ^VVavo hm* returned frw.tu j
Port WhtlH and loft of s o’ctoOlc thin
morning Tor (fatal}*, caking the malt
tjf f.hft latter place.
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NEW STEAMER FOR
mm TRADE
lleeause no suitable vense! for the
purpose can be found on the cotu.it
tho llvllInphamAlasktui Trade it
Transportation company w ill hnlld a
stenim-r on tho light draft order that
will curry 1,000 ton* and will be pot
fecly seaworthy for the run betweeei,
Piiyct Sound and Koskukwitn river
pottos. Captain E. Ji. Cawley, head
of tho company, say* the vessel wUi
be launched next, spring, Plans are
new belay prepared.
The territory to be Invaded I* the
Kuakokwtm diatrtct ta declared to be
tui exceptionally rich one that elves
promise of ere*i advancement durtne
the next Tew years
ft ta the company’ll Intention to
establish slow* end carry machinery
of nil kinds, both for mining nnd
agriculture. As oil has been dis
covered in the Kuskokwlm valley It
will be necessary to carry well drill
ing machinery, tl ta said. Coal Innd
hns alto been discovered near Ibe
headwaters of the Kuskokwlm river
Captain Hawley aaya, and eolors of
gold can bo found In any part of
the valley.
NEW YORK TO HAVE
PUR AUCTION MARKET
Steps are being lahttn to organlie
n fur auction market l» Now York to
replace thnl held In I .nndon for years.
The New York Fur A notion Sales cor
poration has been orjmnlaed, with n
capital of $1,000,OOP.
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ALASKAN WOMAN "NOT
GUILTY" OP GAMBLING
A late ldltarod paper eimtnlim news
of the arrest, trial and tictpilttal of a
woman arrested for gambling. The
woman admitted her guilt, but tnn
Jury let her go.
SLi.
mtv H«*gg'ii.
FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL
HOLD A BIG SMOKER
Ttrirsd.aj, tJtanMbor 3s. tbo Ourdtn'ii
V*tuill«W Piru flupartmunl nil! hold
a lili: smoker mad pntftinuicnt tti thr
lire hall, hrslWiiiifc at k p. m. Thu
affair Will he far' (nuinbofH ot tlifl da
pnrtmont oltly, nail cvtsrjs nirmhar in
rotpiosled to ha present,
TI1K COMMITTEE:.
PORTLAND STEAMSHIP LINE
QUITS FOR THE WINTER
Ths Portland Rtunmsblp Contpnu.v,
which has Wan opcmtln* a lino of
steamura between 1'orilnivi anil South
onstum Alaska point*. has susbcnrddtl
BOrvIro fur I Ur winter months Thn
Company oontmuplatus thn purchase
of now and brttor class of stoalnars,
mid will resume husdness next fjtrhw
with tliclr new bowl*.
ROGERS AGQuinED !
OF MURDER CHARGE
Y$T. R, Roger*. who has boon on trial
In tbo (1 fat riot court at Juneau for the
mnrdor of N. H WUon, ha# l>een ac- j
quitted by the Jury. Attorney (>. A. J
Tucker, formerly of Cordova, was one;
of the attorneys for the defense.
Rogers wan indicted for lirait degree
murder for the kilting of N If. Wixon
tin Chrirtrrni* creek, a tributary of the'
Porcupine, hack of Unlues, on May 2tt,
IftlJ. The wen wore working together
on a mining claim nmt a quarrel arose
over the matter of goto & I ororcti-.j
fondant. entered a plea of no! flUtlfy.
and esinbltehud wdJ-dnftuwe as jusn- j
float Urn far into alafing. W« wSb ox-1
merared by the coroner* Jury a: tho j
tlm« of tho inqueal, but tho lad grand j
Jury brought in nu indictment. In the'
meantime ho tMfl gone bade to Hli ■
rnrls and mdabilwhod himself on a
small farm near I<lb6rfy.
The Fin «tt Moving Picture Houec
In Alaska.
SEATING CAPACH v *00
t’hnngp of Program'SUNDAYS, TfK>
tJAYS and FfUDAYS
Program for FRIDAY DEC. 4.
BLINDED MEART8
Vita graph Prumu Featuring Aftfiur
' • . Johueon . ,/^'v
CONSCIENCE and the TEMPTRESS
A fttdlg Drama
ANDY PLAYS HERO.
Tho «mm4 X th* M Andy* atortdu.
THE WONDER RANGES!
ARE PERFECT BAKERS AND FUEL SAVERS
We !i;nv Patterns to Suit your Pitney and
ft Price to fit vour Purse
<l;\ MBllii HARDWARE CO.
Stove Service we sell
^?$-0B Stovc $«rvice you want
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AN OFFER I OR TEN DAYS ONLY. 3
1% * 575 Town Lots in Cordova.
HatlKUty ill pile, fnffi .felt up to ^'iOO, mid COO ^
Town lots in tlliitiuu Horn *,'41 to ijilOOO. Any
or all of them on o*ikv term*. i
Now* is the time to I my. V* *:
Per punieiumj. ('nil on or write to
j^(P.UK<». (’• 11AXI d.iCT, y,
Cordova, Alaska. Trustee and Ajtent, 4
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j Suggestions [
! For Christmas j
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Smoking Jackets
Silk Ties'
Hole Proof Hosiery
For The Whole Family
Alfred Benjamin’s Suits
John B. Stetson Hats
And Floreshiem Shoes §
1 FINKELSTEIN&SAPIRO
e.c* . . •£
The Store That Satisfies
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