TO RECORD THE TIDE
Following the formal request o
the Cordova Chamber of Commerce
a letter was received stating tha
the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey, would be willing to put in ai
automatic tide guage in the Cor
dova harbor providing arrange
would be made locally to take th
readings from the record.
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The incoming list of passengers
, on the Steamer Alaska, other than
51 the Seattle list published last
' j week, included D. R. Place, C- A
Johnson, F. E. Johnson, Carl Nel
; son, S. M. Larson, H. I. Staser, T
’ L. Chidister, E. E. Chamberlin
J. J. Courtnay, J. R. Campbell
| D. M. Hill, Chas. A. Watson, G- L
11 Johnson, Mrs. W. J. Boudreau
I; Mrs. R. O. Albritton, L. V. Ray,
| Mrs. J. S. Bogart, Mrs. E. LavelL
Juanita La veil, Julia B. Falk, H. C
Allen, May Ross, H. Cameron,
I i Clara Taulman.
REMOVED TO VALDEZ
Mrs. Ruth Miller Staats, who
i was seriously injured in a plane
crash at Gokona and thereafter
confined to the Kennecott hospi
tal for the last three months, has
been taken to Valdez where she
will be under the care of Dr. Pet
erson for some months to come.
! Fcshay & Co., has taken over
j the Citizens Light & Power Co., at
|, Ketchikan, including all of the in
i tercets formerly held by J. C. Bnr
• ber and H. C. Strong.
; A slight shoaling of Shoal No 2.
i or Petersburg Bar, in Wrange1!
}. No.rows, .is indicated by a recent
/ c.„..fey. it is not serious enough, it
!. is reported, to impede traffic.
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/ r.’c r Cibber
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shoes to $*.00
pics $3.50 • to $4.uJ
VI WORKS.
HARDWARE STOVES
WINDOW GLASS
SHEET META
RANGES
S 'Hit
W o R K AND PLUMBING
Paints and Oils
Caiman lamps and lanterns
Spruce Lumber
' i-i Receive Prompt A Ren lion
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BOOT
A Goodrich product,
snappy in appearance,
full of wear, snug-fit
ting and comfortable.
A boot easy to put on
or take off because of
the patented hookless
fastener. We have
your size in stock.
FOR MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
$100 t0 $1-75
SNAPPY NEW SHU
GLOVES—$4.00
Black - Brown - Nude
WE HAVE YOUR
SIZE
Urbach & Valade
DEPARTMENT STORE
Seward, Alaska
DISCOVERER IN PORT
Completing one of the fastest
round trips recorded Captain Hei
nie Berger of the M. S. Discoverer,
returned to port last evening
from Iliamna whence he took
Jack Bailey, fur buyer and trader,
! and a large tonnage, from Seward
i on Thursday. Captain Berger an
| nounces he has made his last trip
| of the season and following a few
repairs here will leave for Seattle
where h'^staunch little vessel will
be given a complete overhauling.
The Inlet run will be resumed ear
j ly in the spring.
The Sev,'ard Dairy car discarded
j its wheels today which were re
placed on runners.
Mrs. Ballinger, of the Seward
! Bakery, returned Saturday from
j a brief visit to Anchorage.
IDAS CELEBRATE
GARDENER, Mass., Nov., 26, (/P>- 1
1 Nearly a third of all the woman
I members of the Finnish Lutheran j
I church here arc named Ida. When \\
the fact was discovered the Idas j
joined in a festival, and bazaar.
Emil Hill, former telegraph op- jI
erator at Cordova, is reported to {j
have been married recently down !;
at Petersburg.
Old timers hereabouts predict a
cold winter.
COT'iTE. tCTOH DEPARTS
3. B. ¥/c.-'i\;c!c. head of th eWar
rack Construction Co., of Seattl
and KeKtchikan, left on the S. S
Alaska Saturday for the South.
. \ Warrack has been on the local
Lowell Creek Hume project since
v.ork began..
Have >our filing develop
ed Mid printed at Sylvia’s.
Frye-Bru m’s Baby fir-et iv (.<!<;»
ceiled.
Gateway’s asr.ortr.iont • of jj
as curds have arrive .1 and •
Tiie Gateway!
Christmas
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arc now ready for inspection avid
selection. y.
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Civ/ vs and Tobaccos
CARD TA!»IJ]S
J. A. Eamon
Proprietor*
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Next Door to Liberty Theater
IT IS NOW TIME TO LAY IN AN
ADEQUATE. SUPPLY. OF COAL
WITH WINTER FAST APPROACH- j
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‘QUALITY FIRST*
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
SEWARD, ALASKA
THANKSGIVING — SUGGESTIONS
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A Bounteous Thanksgiving
Dinner Calls for Proper
Holiday Attire
LET US DRESS YOU FOR THIS
SPECIAL OCCASION
WITH
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CRANBERRIES — PUMPKINS —■ LETTUCE
CELERY — CUCUMBERS — SWEET P0
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LIBBY 8 LARGE WHITE ASPARAGUS
LIBBY’S GREEN ASPARAGUS TIPS
B. & II. BRAND HOME- MADE
MAYONNAISE
PIMENTO — CAMENTBERT — ROQUE
PERT — AM. ERICAN — SWISS CHEESE
PLUM AND FIG PUDDING
and the necessary
— NO SUCH MINCE MEAT —
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT SALAD
HILL BROS., SCHILLING AND GOLDEN
SHIELI) Coffee
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Dinnerware
IMPORTED ENGLISH DINNERWEAR
42 and 60 Piece Sets. Assorted Patterns
Also In Open Stock
FANCY BRIDGE TABLES
AND READING LAMPS
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ROASTERS
ALL BRAND NEW AND READY FOR
YOUR INSPECTION