The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, October 20, 1922, Image 5

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Have You Tried
The New 1922
CARABANA CIGAR (De Luxe)
Two for 25 Cents
Made fro mthe most perfectly cured Havana Tobacco
for the past eight years.
FLOR DE MOSS (Clear Havana)
Shade Grown Wrapper, new 1922 cigar. The only two
brands on the market at this time made of perfect
leaf.
Mason Ehrman Co., Seattle and Portland
i«.
J. B. CARO & CO.
JUNEAU, ALASKA
Distributing Agents
ALASKA MOVING PICTURE CORPORATION
CAPITAL $150,000.00 SHARES $10.00 EACH
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF ALASKA
SUBSCRIPTION RATES 25 PER CENT DOWN—BALANCE dN OR
BEFORE FEBRUARY 1ST, 1923
AUSTIN E. LATHROP.President and General Manager
CAL M. BROSIUS, of Seward, Alaska.Secretary
W. H. WHITTLESEY.Treasurer
L. V. RAY.General Counsel
THIS COMPANY INTENDS TO PRODUCE PICTURES OF ALASKA
ONLY—AND TO BE AN ALL-ALASKAN PROPOSITION, 51 PER
CENT OF THE STOCK TO BE SUBSCRIBED AND OWNED BY
ALASKANS. THE CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND THE COM
MERCIAL CLUBS OF THE FOLLOWING TOWNS HAVE ENDORSED
THIS GREAT PRODUCTION, CORDOVA, VALDEZ, SEWARD,
ANCHORAGE AND FAIRBANKS. THE FIRST PICTURE TO BE
PRODUCED BY THIS CORPORATION WILL BE 12 REELS OR
12,000 FEET OF FILMS. SUBSCRIPTION LISTS ARE NOW OPEN
—SEE—
CHAS. J. GOODALL
CORDOVA, ALASKA
COAST LEAGUE TEAMS
HAVING CLOSE FINISH
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19.—Loca
tion of the baseball park over which
the Pacific Coast Baseball League
pennant will fly for the next year was
determined in a close finish struggle
between the San Francisco Seals and
the Vernon Tigers.
San Francisco this year has man
aged to take the championship
away from Southern California, where
it has remained since 1917, when it
was won by the Seals. Vernon won
the pennant in 1918, 1919 and 1920.
Last year it went to Los Angeles.
In addition to the title, however,
the players of both teams tried hard
for the first-place prize of $6,000.
which was voted by the league this
year for the first time. The second
place team got $4,000; third place
$3,000; fourth place $2,500; fifth place.
$2,000; sixth place, $1,500 and sev
enth place $1,000. Last place brought
nothing.
Another incentive to the leaders is
the fact that the Pacific Coast League
champions probably will play the win
ners of the American Association or
International League. The proceeds
V
from the games, together with the
prize money, will give each player on
the winning team about $750.
PLAY FIRST GAME
IN NEW STADIUM
PASADENA, Cal., Oct. 19. — Pasa
dena's new stadium, planned to ac
commodate an audience of 65,000, will
be sufficiently near completion to per
mit play of the U. S. C.—California
game here October 28. It will be
turned over to the Tournament of
Roses Association November 1 by the
contractors and construction of seats
will be continued through November
and December.
ATTRACT MAJOR LEAGUES
REDLANDS, Cal., Oct. 19.—A move
I has been initiated to provide a base
ball diamond here with a view to at
tracting major league teams to Red
lands in the training season. Cap
tain Frank Dillon, uncle of Clari
Griffith, manager of the Washinetn
Americans, said that the team would
train here if facilities wer° o’-’Rable
THIS WEEK’S GAMES
Friday, October 20
Moscow—Washington State vs.
Idaho.
Saturday October 21
Pendleton—Oregon vs. Whitman.
Seattle—Oregon Aggies vs. Wash
ington.
Stanford—Stanford vs. St. Mary’s
Berkeley—California vs. St. Mary’s.
Berkeley-—California vs. Olympic
Club.
Los Angeles—Nevada vs. University
of Southern California.
Berkeley—California Fresh vs. San
Diego High.
Portland—Multnomah vs. Gonzaga.
San Luis Obispo—Stanford Second
Varsity vs. Cal. Poly.
Claremont—Pomona vs. Cal. Tech.
Boulder—Utah vs. Colorado.
Butte—Montana vs. Montana School
of Mines.
Fort Collins—Colorado College vs.
Colorado Aggies.
Logan—Colorado Mines vs. Utah Ag
gies.
Helena—Montana Wesleyan vs. Mt.
St. Charles.
Los Angeles—Occidental vs. S. B.
U. C.
Tacoma—College of Puget Sound vs.
Ellensburg Normal.
A BARGAIN
Road House and Trading Post
for sale where trails to Young
Creek, Chititu Creek, Dan Creek
and Chisana fork twelve miles
from McCarthy. Is a going con
cern and a good turnover.
Write or see Mrs. L. D. Brown,
McCarthy, Alaska.
J. C. SMITH
Plumber and
Steamfitter
Corner Front au<i B Sta.
Alaska
Transfer Co.
Transfer - - Storage - - Coal - - Taxi
AGENTS SERVICE STATION
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
J. L. GALEN, Manager CORDOVA, ALASKA
RED |
LINE ^
TRY
DION SHOE SHOP
On
First Street
For
Boots, Pacs, Shoes
Also Repairing
r FAIR PRICES TO ALL
THE
CHICAGO CLUB
FOR
Soft Drinks
Cigars and Tobacco
ALSO
Card and Pool Tables
Frame’s
TAXI CABS
Passenger Bus
—And—
Transfer Service
Phone 80
ARE YOU LOYAL?
Support the advertisers of this paper by spending
Y©ur m$V.crr r**^ them. Keep your money in
CoraoVS. ■- l
ON SALE AT
CASH GROCERY
PHONE 170
I :
Carnation Milk, per case 1.6.45
Cane Sugar, per sack.8.50
Golden Butter, per pound ...55
Golden West Eggs, per dozen.65
Fisher’s Blend Flour, per sack.2.50
Yakima Potatoes, per pound ..03 £
National Assorted Cookies, per pound.35
National Assorted Cookies, 10 pounds .... 3.25
Best Cheese, per pound.30
Corn Beef Hash, can. .35
S & W Fruit Salad, can. .50
S & W Peaches, can...40
S & W Raspberries, can.40
S & W Plums, can.40
5 Gallon Can Pearl Oil .2.00
Domino Matches .10
Toilet Paper, large roll, 10c, per doz.. 1.10
White Laundry Soap, 4 for 25c or 18 for 1.00
S & W Pineapple, can.. .35
Shaker Salt ... .15
Assorted Soup . .10
Assorted Preserves No. 10 tin. 1.50
Assorted Jelly, glass. .20
Assorted Preserves, glass.30
Snider’s Catsup, per bottle. .30
Corn Starch, per pound. .10
S & W Peas, per can.25
S & W Asparagus, 2 for ..65
| Tomato Purre, can 15c, or per dozen .... 1.50
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, package.20
Pearls of Wheat .. #20
Grape Nuts . #20
Puffed Wheat.20
Rolled Oats, per sack.65
Corn Meal, per sack. .45
White Beans, per pound. .10 j
Bayo Beans, 3 pounds for .25 =
Imported Maccaroni, per pound.25 =
Fancy Toilet Soap, 3 for.25 =
Ivory Soap Flakes .10 i
Rinso, large package .30 |
Old Dutch Cleanser.10 =
Citrus .30 |

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