Kennecott Laundry
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S. Wold
Alaska House
KENNECOTT
ALASKA
"The McCarthy Club
(>n Sere>:h1 St
CAK’D TABLES
CIGARETTES, GIGA KS
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TOBACCO ami SOFT DRINKS
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SOFT DR IKS
Stuart NuckoF
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Alaska Soca R>un!sin
ALL KINDS OK \li\'LD DKIXKS
CIGAKS (’iGARETTES CANiHKS
BILLIARDS
Ice Cream anti km Cro;
•(‘am boons
IF WE DON’T SUIT TELL US
Iobaeco
Soft Drinlcs
Card Tables
MESSENGER and ANNUNCIATOR SERVICE
Ladies at »i Cent's furnishings
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
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Prop.
Mi's. K. P. Snyder
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A he 1 can hatch only so
i nni-ny eg^s, and si man *»:s !i 'ct
I only so m;iny idea.
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Fii*' c!i.i r: ty oi’ a i of •>(•(»•
! >■<* s! ion !(1 be ciii ry'ed 11. > s ,>
j l>u >1 icily.
Blessed are enemies. At
least they don’t come around to
scold us sweetiy admit our dad
habits.
Ma.\ be what’s vvorng with
tills gene rati.>i) is that loo many
I) iiv1:'s slippers ;m* lx my wo' a
out on the dancing floor.
lit: VV11at |> ooi have [
that you really iovo 11 j •»r’ *
b>ne: ” Id roof! Hav< •; 1 1 gi \ en
you eight dances:’
\ * *, hui I don t consider
that any proof ot aflect: >:i. ’
A on won id j 1 \ ou i. new
how you daiH-ou
A stout ilia run i<a flappe
gone to waist.
The la test: Gi ids a re not
wearing storking* any tuoro and
bachelors are wearing only the
tops.
A woman is as old as she
looks when she first gets up in
the morning. V/e do not know of
ever hearing a meaner thing than
that.
In expecting too much
from iite we often miss some of
its sweetest joys.
It i > a lot more satisfying
to make a success in a small way
than it is to make a failure in a
big way.
FLASHES FtfOIVi LiFE
N • * w Y (> * • :,—The ;t! l<*.LT**ti
sain oi Lspom -..ills, <• <■ vvi(i}/uin
i and soa.p as fat, r<‘dii(*mj»; omod
i<'s ins resulted i; n* mniei
m >!ii of Wilds Lea rim . iii \\ ev •
i'.'-ld, \. •!. :i ihI E,:» 1'. Jui 'mi
■ c m !".<<> ■; i): us ,i i . ■. * him ! is V >
.|.‘fr i. i. Fe< ;• ■ '• 11 A i t or i<*\* B i
(ii slid ‘ 11 • ‘ )• • i ■ 11 j 11! • ■ ;i 11 :1,,! i 11 ;lI
prolil of S,j 1 : i i i'll L‘,! I 1 I h :
.lit i . i i s;d.> (>i sourio is patent
I j l e d i(’11 *1 s s 111 >• it ■ . ‘i i to possess
ilip.1 iri I red MCI a d j >i > . * r
Senate earn i >a,i»j:n funds
r ommiitee at VV .-’Jn^ton in
s, r: Miient savs Anti-Saloon leag
ue d- ••iujs firs; six yeat\s of
• it ion spent si S. 000,000 in
e iuca ional and political camp
aigns.
Sti:tttJi- Prospect of act
ion in (’!iini lum caused a sudden
jump in the <mlistinenfs in the
marine corps, Captain C. Gill
in eh a rj< • of' the ream if i ng station
here. said. Sixty youths who
enlist *d in life Seattle office are
ad e:\dy in tile I* ar East.
New York, Artifical silk
and other synthetic products
may he made from cornstalk
pulp, says a report prepared in
connection with proposed constr
ucti'011 of plants in the middle
west corn belt for reclamation
of waste cornstalks.
C. B. Huberts Engineering
company, specialists in cominer
cial development of industrial
processes, announced that tests
show the process discovered by
Dr Bela Dorner, Hungarian che
mist, for manufacture of artificial
silk and other articles from corn
stalk pulp, to be commercially
and economically practical.
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
rHROUGH 8 HR VICE TO
CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
f. a. Hansen Supt.
0. F. PUGH. Agent