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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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Hay. grain, and feed will be sold for CASH only Warehouse delivery
R.l— H. MARSHALL
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J. B. O’Neill
MERCHANT
“The Miners’ Home”
Card Tables
Soft Drinks
Cigars - Cigarettes
and Tobacco
Bill Johnston Pete Jacobson
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All Kinds of Machinery Properly Installed.
A. L POWELL'S SHOPFRONT STKKET
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OVER THE “McCarthyCLUB”, ON SECOND STREET
Clean, Quiet,and Neatly Furnished
Miss Vera Seibert
Proprietress
CHJLTINA ITEMS
Master William Cameron is the
proud owner of a tine collie pup
shipped down from McCarthy.
Word has been received from
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Morey, who
left about a month ago for the
states, that they will probably
cut their visit short, returning
early in March. They left for
California February 1 by auto.
During the absence of Mr. and
Mrs. Morey .Jack Drake and John
Coates are dispensing lip sticks
and cough drops to Chitina’s cit
izenry. They are also the ones to
blame if your paper goes astray
or your package from Sears &
Roebuck didn’t come on this boat
Mrs. O. A. Nelson, wife of the
local merchant is expecting her
father and mother and a sister,
Miss Florence Clough, to arrive
early in June for a visit of seve
rai months in Chitina. It is pro
bable that three cousins of Mrs.
Nelsons will also be in the party
Our school is in a very flourish
ing condition with, nine pupils.
Miss Elsie Spence is the popular
and capable teacher.
Bill Clark returned from his
Kotsina trap line with a fine lar
ge lynx and several smaller furs.
Mali Jong is about to replace
bridge as the favorite indoor
sport, and soon we’ll all be talk,
ing about ’’Chow” and ”Pung*
and ’’Robbing a koung”.