The Empress
HER GREATEST SUCCESS
Marguerite Clark in the five-act comedy-drama
SILKS AND SATINS
K• • \ -1«un• ('uiiieilv, two acts “('atiis Neil"--A slippers "lie
Hears! I’athe News
Mrs. Nina Xiclmls at the Piano
Admission 30c Kiddies 10c
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
WANTED—Women and men for can
nery work. Apply to George Dooley.
FOR SALE—One 12x14 tent, nearly
new. Call at the Bargain Store. 6-2
FOUND—Bunch of Keyi. Owner can
secure same at Times office.
WANTED—At once, salmon splitters
and saltern. Apply Times office.
WANTED—A girl for general house
work. Small family. Good wages.
Mrs. E. L. Harwood. 3tf 25
FOR SALE—One sewing machine as
good as new, $15.00; one Victor cab
inet, $10.00; a lot of Mason glass
jars. Apply Mrs. John Gamble 28-.lt
WANTED—Men and women workers.
Apply Carlisle Packing Company. ,
FOR SALE—Oak office desk table;
3x5 feet. Apply J. A. Nicollet B20.
FOR SALE—Watchmaker's tools
and material. Inquire Kenny Hol
den 6 tf
WANTED—At once, clean cotton rags
for cleaning machinery; good price.
Times office.
FOR SALE-—Singer sewing machine.
Phone 200. 9tf
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FOR SALE—Wolf skin robe; in good
shape and reasonably priced. In
quire 38-5. 7-8-1 mo
WANTED-—Woman cook wants work
on boat or in ramp. Apply Aunty
Keating's Wee Shop. 10-3t
WANTED—Electricain to overhaul
electric iron Modern Laundry. lOtf
FOR SALE—Team of horses. Apply
Flnkelstcln & Saplro. 1 Otf
FOR SALE—Three-roomed furnished
j cottage. Call Northern«Laundrv. tf
WANTED AT ONCE—Gas engineer.
Ohm Fish & Packing Company Ap
ply Blum-O'Nelll Co.
WANTED—Work as cook by woman.
Mrs. Louise Anderson, Smith house.
COAL CONSUMERS MU5T i
B1IY VINTER SUPTIY NOV
Consumers must buy their
• Winter supply of Coal dung
ttv2 Spring.And Summer iar
dorajlc iTTrodiictian is to be
maintained at a
maximum and the
country enabled
to avoid a serious
Coal shortage
tills Wmte r ^
u J rvu ajiminietKation
rmmimirrflnRe ..Him
HAPPENINGS OE EOGAE
AND PERSONAL INTEREST
Dexter the messenger has closer
his office, formerly phone 177
M It Vaughn of McCarthy is a
i Tinlnvji \ isitor.
M K Kablane the usurance agent
ha - jn?ie in McCarthy for a few day
Chief Clerk \lvah Katies of th*
railway mail service , on an offieia
trip to McCarthy.
Kdward C. Cox of Seattle left on
last night s train on .1 business trif
to McCarthy.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Dan T Hill left last night on a tri 1
to Fairbanks
Chas. Hawkins cam** down fron
Mile f» 1! and wil take the* next boat foi
the* states to join the* colors.
Clyde Nettleton was an outgoing
passenger on the steamship Victoria
for Los Angeles to enlist in the navy
Chas Quinton left on last night’s
train for McCarth .ywhere he will ope®
a barber shop.
The sailing of the steamer Adrnini
Karragut from Seattle has been post
poned until July 18.
Miss Sargent has returned to Mile
7. after spending a couple of days 1r
town.
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Mrs. Betty Lyko of Anchorage, wh{
spoilt the past few days hero, was ar
outgoing passenger for tho States ot
the steamship Victoria
The National Council of Defeimt
will meet at the I'nited States com
pii^sioiier's office on Sundlf'r alter
notjn at I o'clock.
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Mrs J. K. (la.len has accepted a po
sit ion in the business office of the
Mum. O’Neil Co., and entered tipor
her duties today.
The steamship Victoria sailed for
Seattle last night with a full cargo
of copper ore and canned salmon.
Warren Nelson came down trom
McCarthy on last night’s train and will
leave on the Alameda for a short
business trip to the States.
Lieutenant It A. McClure is today
making a tour of inspection of the
guard houses along the Copper Itiver
railway.
Lewis liavis has applied to the lo
cal exemption board for voluntary in
j duetlon into the army as one of Cor
dova’s quota of fifteen men to be sent
to Fort Llscum August 1
All ball players are requested tc
report at the park tonight at 7:31
o'clock, as it is Important that the
best team possible be secured to play
against the Fort Llscum club on Sun
day afternoon
The train which left last night at
7 o'clock transferred its passengers
for the Interior at Mile 33, where
there Is a washout on the railroad
Passengers and mail from Chitina also
arrived here at 5 o'clock this morn
lng
Edgar J Davis commemorated his
I birthday In a most fitting manner Iasi
j night, by entertaining a number ol
I friends at dinner. Ills guests sprung
| a surprise when a large sized birthday
' cake, eontniug thirty-five lighted can
I dies, was brought on the tahle.
The officers, teachers and members
of the Presbyterian Sunday school ex
press their thanks to the master ol
the Airdale and Mr. Wittig. of the
C arlisle Packing Company, for fur
uishing transportation to and from
Flemming Spit and to the Cordova
drug store for cones furnished.
The steamer Alameda was at La
touche today, loading copper ore. She
will take on 6,000 cases of canned
salmon at Nellie Juan and ore at
Ellamar before coming to Cordova
but should be here tomorrow after
noon.
Agent Hedges has received word
from Seattle that the steamer Alaska
which broke its propeller, will have tc
go to the dry dock and will mist
one trip. The steamer Northwestern
will be the next Alaska Steamshli
boat from Seattle, leaving there next
Tuesday.
Miss Willardie Ulumquist of Seat
tie left last night for Kennecott,
where she accepted a position as ste
nographer for K T Stannard.
Marguerite Clark in "Silks and Sat
ins," a two-reel comedy, "Cactus
Nell," and Hearst-Pathe News, with
plenty of war dope, will be the bill
at the Knipress tonight
F S. Gordon, who has been con
ducting a branch store at Anchorage
for several months past, left here on
last night's train for his home in Fair
banks
J K. Ketehum. a recent arrival from
Seattle, where he was connected with
the Union Pacific system, left on last
night's truin for Chitlna to accep the
position of station agent for the Cop
per Hiver railway, succeeding Henry
J Brandt, who left on the last boat
for the States to enlist.
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W. A Ryan of Washington. D C.,
a special representative of the gov
ernment. left last night for Fairbanks
and Nenana Mr. Ryan is accompa
nied by his wife and private score
tary, George H. Gamble.
A committee consisting of George
! Dooley and Kenny Holden has been
appointed to look after the finances,
and our residents will be tailed upon
lor subscriptions to defray the ex
penses of our visitors James I, Ga
len is chairman of the committee on
j transportation and Charles Rogers
will have charge of the band music
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GRIPPE ATTACKS SWISS
GKNEYA, July 12 Six thousand
| eight hundred rases of Spanish grippe
! have developed among the men of the
I Swiss army and interned troops
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FOR SALE — Empty gasoline cant. In
i quire Times office.
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Wearever is light in weight, lasts longer, heats quicker, n
saves time, fuel and strength. They are indespensable
for canning and preserving. We have a complete
assortment for restaurant and household use.
j SPECIAL . SPECIAL
j “Princess” Cups and Saucers in four beautiful patterns.
1$2.50 -Set of Six- $2.50
Wonderfully clear, perfectly glazed and artistically §
decorated, Importedjfrom Nippon, Japan. p
The BLUM, O’NEILL Co. j
Hardware Phone 48 :: Grocery Phone 6
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Buy Fruit ,
Look for thU Trademark ;
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Discriminating housewives serve ’y
only Hunt’s Quality Fruits in
their homes. T Leyarethechoicest •&
of sunny California's tree ripened X;
fruits, packed with scientific and
clean methods, and come to you *£:
fresh as when picked, every day xf
in the ysar.
We carry a full line of ?:•
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Fruits £
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