Kennecott Laundry
Mcl ariky Agent
S. Wold
. Alaska House
KENNECOTT
ALASKA
“The McCarthy Club”
On Second Si reel.
CARD TABLES
CIGARETTES, CIGARS
TOBACCO and SOFT DRINKS
Neat— Clean—Newly Furnished — Rooms
For All Guests. Charley Chouj* Prop
The Pastime
LA RGE ASSOKTM ENT OF
SOFT DR IKS
Stuart Nuckols - - Proprietor
Alaska Soda Fountain
ALL KINDS OF MIXED DRINKS
CIGARS GIGA RETTES G A N i) 1 ES
BILLIARDS
Ice Cream and Ice Cream Sodas
IF WE DON’T SUIT TELL US
“The Silver Dollar”
•'itTiU-.s & Tobacco Soft Drinks
Card Tables
MESSENGER and ANNUNCIATOR SERVICE
SNYDER’S
Ladies aid Gent’s furnishings
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
C ome an and sap cur samplrs
M rs. K. K Snyder
Prop.
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The most unwelcome |> pe
dream is the one that sets the
mattiess on fire.
Lad —“Father, wln.t makes
the world go round?”
Dad —“Son, I've told yon
many times to keep out of the
basement.
Women and opportunity
like to make calls when you are
out.”
Sweet Young Maid —,k Doet
or. I think I ought to he vaeein
ited, but. hate to think of the
ugly sear showing. Where would
you suggest as the best place in
my case?”
Doctor Snow — "With the
present styles, you had better
place the vaccine in a capsule
and swallow it."
Never kid the Judge. The
day of the con'-t jester is past.
There’s one advantage in
i marrying a widow. The other
! guy's stoma’ch got her ex peri
j ments in cooking.
"There is one good thing
about ma rriage.”
“What is it r*’
“It makes a man think
more and talk/less.”
A friend is a fellow who
will listen to your h roubles
instead of telling about his own.
Mr. Browning’s experience
rather refutes the idea that it
is advisable to catch ’em young
and treat 'em rough.
Being misunderstood is
only one of the many evidences
of greal ness
An optimist is one who puts
a two cent stamp on a letter and
marks it “rush.”
FLASHES FROM LIFE
A plantation Unit will pro
duce 4,000,000 bunches of bana
nas a year is to be developed by
A Him jeans in Panama, the pro
ject having just been approved
by tie* Pa.na.ma, ^ovcr.iineitf
The plans include the cult
i vat ion of nearly 40,000 acres,
construction of a, railroad 40
miles lone, a concrete wharf, oil
storage tanks snd employees
(quarters and development of an
elaborate irrigation system.
More t ban $9,000X00 will
be spent on the project,
While her father is on a
vacation, Miss Olga de la Barra,
age 21, is acting as Chilian con.
stil id Glasgow, Scotland.
She has been acting as her
father's st cretary for some time.
The father. Dr. Thomas de la Ba
rra, is the first foreigner to
secure the decree of Doctor of
Philosophy at Glasgow university.
An investment of $25,000,
(X)O.OOO is represented in the
plant and equipment of all the
American railroads, according to
Harper Leech in an article in
Liberty. This investment is
inventoried as follows: Miles of
railroad, 250,000; locomotive’s,
68,000; freight cars, - 2.500,000;
passenger cars, 57,000.
The Bell Telephone com*
pny of Pennsylvania expects to
install *,000 telephones in the
city of Philadelphia during 2927.
or an average ol' 200 telephones
daily. Allowing for diaconnect
ions this would mean a net gain
of 10,000 telephones.
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
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P. A. HANSEN Supt. C. P. PUGH. Agent