ED. V. PRICE & COMPANY.
CHICAGO,U. 8. A.
[jaurie Bros.,
McCarthy,
Alaska.
Gentlemen:—
Jan. 25, 1918
Pursuant with our custom of many years.we again
aie pleased to inform you that you may return to us any
coa,t in which the linings have not given satisfation or in
which the front has not held its shape. We will cheerfully
leline the garment or put in new coat front or if unable to do
either satisfactorily, will make up a new garment without
charge.
Yours veT*y truly,
E. V PRICE & CO.
Laurie Brothers
The Home of Good Clothes
HOTEL OVERLAND
CH1TINA, ALASKA.
Thoroughly renovated,Electric lighted and Ste.im heated
Clean and Comfortable Rooms.
Fred Haxdy
Ppj i R1ETOI*.
ALASKAN
BILLIARD HALL
THE POPULAR RESORT
POOL & CARD TABLES
_ Alaska
McCarthy
Jim Hyland announces
that he has leased
The Golden Hotel
Which has been remodelled and renovated, and
which he recommends as a strictly First Class House.
Johnson’s
HOTEL and POOL HALL
GOOD ROOMS and BOARDING HOUSE
Cigars, Tobacco, Fruit and Candy. Soft drinks of all kinds.
BAGGAGE STORED
McCarthy, " Alaska.
The McCarthy Mercantile Company
General Merchandise
Outfitters
ANNOUNCE THAT
The Food Administration has
taken jurisdiction over numer
ous Food Commodities and in
harmony with that policy we
vish to announce the following
detail Prices;
B. Flour.491b Sack 4.75
10 ” 1.00
Fisher H.W.49 ” 5.25
Occident ” 49 ’* 5.75
Graham Flour 49 ” 5. 00
” 10” 1.10
Fancy Head Rice per lb 15
Jap ” ” 13
Bayo Beans ” 18
| Wesson Sal id Oil Small 55
” " " Med 1. 15|
Standard Pack Tomatoes 2 l-2s
per can 25
Peas, 2s ” 25
” ” Corn ” ” 25
Beans ” ” 25
Solid Pack Fancy Tomatoes 2 i -2s
per can 80
Corn 2s " 30
Dry Granulated Sugar per lb. 18
Carnation Milk 2.25 doz. 8.50case
NOTE: Sugar Sales limited by
Food Administration to 51b per
household per day and 50 lb to
Restaurants.
Flour Sales limited to 40 ib
Sack without a permit and
with that amount the purchaser
must use one-half substitutes.
I
LldZril’/ BONDS
; The Nj’v L berty Bond Drive
I will eoiumer.ee April 5th.
There ‘ire two inject reasons
vlpv we should buy these bonds.
The f'rst is Pali iotism. When
our forefathers shed their blood
•nd ptve their livt-s to establish
he liberty we now enjoy — can
ve afford to lost that liberty?
By lending our dollars to the
Government we can help to pre
serve that liberty. It is not a
iuestion of what we can afford,
»e cant afford not to.
We know what Germany did
lo Belgium and Northern France
Do we want the same thing
done to us.
The second reason for buy
ing bonds is a selfish one. An
obligation ol the U. S. Govern
ment is the world’s preraiei
security: it can be sold at a
moments notice: you can bor
row on it at the lowest possible
rate of intferest.
The three essentials of victory
are men, materials and money.
Uncle Sam may not need ser
vices: you may not be able to
furnish materials, but you can
loan your money.
NOTICE
Tiie Monthly Dues are so
siii'tl] 1 hat ,\ ou <: ii { ff<>? {; t<>
Join the
Commercial Club
an d
Ooo your Home Town
For J u rther infoi inutior a4;<p! y
to Secr’y Goodwin or '•Nows’
Oflicc. Regular meeting: First
Wed nesdny in every Month.
A CONSERVATIC N
MEASURE
Wre cannot emphasize too
much the word ’’Conservation”
Help our government tn
conserve our national resources
oy taking care of that which is
ilready produced
Give your bnilding the’’o:ice
over” before it begins to deb r
iorate for want of attention.
Yours for national conser
vation,
.JOHN J. ROSS.