Kennecott Laundry
McC artky Agent
S. Wold
Alaska House
KENNECOTT ALASKA
“The McCarthy (lub”
On StM'onil Si reel.
CARD TABLES
CIGARETTES, CIGARS
TOBACCO and SOFT DRINKS
Neat—Clean—Newly Furnished — Rooms
For All Guests. Cha’ley Chon*r Prop
Pastime Cigar Store
LAUGH ASSORTMENT OK
CANDIES SOFT DRIES CIGARS
CIGARETTES and TOBACCOS
.lack Schultz - - Proprietor
Alaska Soda Fountain
ALL KINDS OK MIXED DRINKS
07GARS ('[GARETTES CANDl KS
BILLIARDS
lot* Cream ami Ice Cream Sodas
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THUOUGH SKliVICE TO OOKDOVA TVVICK WKHKI.Y
K. A. HANSEN Supt.
C. K. 1‘UGH
A^ent
IF WE DON’T SUIT TELL US
“The Silver Dollar”
Cigars & Tobaceo Soft Drinks
Card Tables
MESSENGER and ANNUNCIATOR SERVICE
Snyder's Style Shop
Ladies aid Gent's furnishings
DRY GOODS NOTIONS
Mrs. R. K Snyder
Prop.
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‘.Whiit's the fci on ole*, Mrs.
Barry” the grocer asked the yo
ung bride who had stormed into
his store.
“I’ve, been cheated," was
tlx* reply “I ordered mici.roni
lor dinner, and all the delivery
boy brought me was a. lot of
empty stems.
A mm may smile in the
lace of death.
'tut t. lie re never will bo
found A man who can draw a
placid breath
When his garter’s coming
down.
He patient—you probably
get on somedody’s nerves your
self.
He-Pardon me, but did
you drop your handkerchief dur
ing I in* last l.ancey
She (glancing down) Oh.
horrors, that’s my dress.
Once it was good manners
tor the host to drink last; now
it’s discretion
If you stand up to receive
bouquets don’t complain if some
one tnrows a brick.
A man must mar y before
he cm possibly realize, how many
faults he lias.
A toast to blondes-May
they always be light-headed!
It pays to be on your
guard against the flatterer.
Remember when the cat purrs
it always sheathes its claws.
Fas hen has lifted a consid
erable burden off the clothesline.
FLASHES FROM LIFE
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ORE IJEGEIPTS AT
TRAIL SET RECORD
riMii, tv o. - Oi«* !cc(ii]»{s
;it, Trail smelter reached a now
j Li»zli record during tlm first t'v >
nionths of 1927, with 104. 17:-i
tons, compared with tin* previous
l]i.ih record, dining .January
ai.d February, 192(». which slight
ly exceeded *4,000 tons
POLITICAL AMAZON
Refusal by men students of
L‘v» University of North Dakota
to guara n tee a representation of
women on the executive staffs
of the classes, caused co-eds of
the institution to revolt and elect
an entire women ticket. Miss
Ruth Gaulko, president of the
Longue of Women Voters, organ
ized the camp sign.
PROHIBITION JS NOT
PARTY ISSUE
Washington, D. C. —A declar
ation that prohibition should not
; be regarded as a party issue was
adopted unanimously at a caucus
os democratic senators.
In a statement after the cau
cus Senator Robinson os Arkan
sas, the party floor leader, out
lined the caucus action as follows:
"it is recognized that differ
ences exist in the various states
on political subjects and that the
se di Herences respecting prohib
ition are not to be regarded as
i partisan in nature.
"In the very nature of the
question it cannot be made a
party issue.”
A man who works for money
alone is very poorly paid.
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