TRY US
GRAND CAFE
PALTH 8 A SPECIALTY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
-Frank New York. Roy Omura
First Class
ROOMS
IN CONNECTION WITH
CHARLEY’S PLACE
RESTAURANT
McCarthy.
Alaska
AT THE
Old POST OFFICE
STORE
KODAK SUPPLIES
DEVELOPING & PRINTING .
TOBACCO, CIGARS.
CIGARETTES, CANDY,
Best Quality of Stationery.
BEN JACKSON
McCartl1 y. __Alaska
John Underwood
Blacksmith and Wheel right
General Repairing
McCarthy Alaska
For General Work.
Baggage Transferred
Day or Night Calls
McCarthy Garage
Auto and Express Service
Office — Opposite Alaskan Bill
iard Hall.
Go back to the simple life,
be contented with simple food,
simple pleasures, simple clothes
Work hard, pray hard, play
hard. Work, eat, recreate and
sleep. Do it all courageously
We have a victory to win.
-HOOVER.
Red Cross Reports
REPORT of the KENNECOTT
CHAPTER since JUNE 1917
as sent to the McCarthy Weekly News
by Miss E. E. Ware, Chairman.
Subscription $690.08
Social affairs 924.23
Dues and Contributions 791.70
$2406.01
Sent to Nat. Am.R. C. $1200.00
Life Memberships,Dec 225.00
N.W. Division Feb. 650.00
Wool and Express 163.00
Buttons, Telegrams, etc. 26.92
Cash in hand 141 09
$2406.01
Membership of Chapter, 383
The members of the Execut
ive Committee are:
Ex-officio, Miss Ware,Chairman
Mrs. J. Col Well, Vice chairman
Mrs.M. V. Rodovan, Secretary
Mrs. Lawrence Eddy, Treas.
The elected members are:
Mesdames B.F.Marshall, H-J.
McDonald, Divid Irwin, Messrs
Foster, Sweeney and Gilbert.
3 here are 32 wom‘»n knitting
who have already shipped thirty
pairs of socks, 6 sweaters and 3
pairs wristlets.
REPC R r of the McCARTHY
CHAPTER since NOV. 1917
Subscriptions $849.Oo
Xmas Drive 332.00
Three New Memberships 3.00
Thanksgiving Dinner 206.60
Xmas Packet Fund 51.00
Dec. Card Party 15,25
Children’s Fund 6.10
Jany Card Party 40.60
Sleighing Party 24.00
Washington Entertainment 45.00
Pillow Raffle 110.60
Auction of Pillow 30.00
Brenwick Raffle 29.25
K.Kennedy Raffle 115 06
Mother Lode Employees’
Donation 181.00
Extra Donations 5.80
- i
$2094.26
Remittance to Seattle Head
Quarters 185.00
Remittance ” 850.00
Expenses Dinner Telegrams
etc 74.30
Index Files & Cards 2.50
250 Postal Cards and Printing
Same, also Index Cards 5.25
Wool,$61.05. Freight$3.76. 64.81
Deposit, Bank of Alaska 501.90
which will be remitted to
Seattle Headquarters on March
report with Cash in hand 410.50
$2094.26
OUR GROWTH
DEPOSITS AS REPORTED TO THE TERRITORIAL BANKING BOARD
UNDER DATES OP:
FEBRUARY 10, 1915,
FEBRUARY 7, 1916,
FEBRUARY 15, 1917,
FEBRUARY 14, 1918,
AND OUR DEPOSITS ON FEBRUARY 26, 1918, WERE
$174,191.15.
282,355.00.
458,688.55.
512,367.39.
550,080.89.
This growth reflects the increasing prosperity of this community
THE FIRST BANK OF CORDOVA
WE OFFER EVERY BANKING FAOILILITY THAT A STRONG,CONSERV
ATIVE, COMPLETELY EQUIPPED BANK MAY RENDER.
SECURITY
SERVICE
SATISFACTION
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN CHITINA
AND KENNECOTT
Leave Kennecott for Chitina* Mondays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Chitina for Cordova, Sundays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays.
Leave Cordova, Second Street Depot, for Chitina
M >ndayst Thursdays and Saturdays.
Le vj Chitina for Kenn:cott Sundays Tuesdays,
Th u rsd ay s an d F rid ay s.
Tiie ab >ve solie lule subject to change without notice.
CALEB COUSER Sup . GRANT REED Agent
Miner’s Meat
MARKET
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Dealer in Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal. Poultry, Fish,
Eggs and Blitter.
Special attention given to Mail orders.
R.L.H. MARSHALL.
When planning the purchase of your spring outfit
come to us for prices. We have the goods
the quality; and the prices
ARE RIGHT
the McCarthy meat & grocery
Warren Nelson. Louis Widing
The present membership of
the Chapter is 817, of which 14
are life members. Post-card
membership receipts are being
mailed to every member.
The knitting branch is now
working industriously-and many
new knitters are learning—meet
ing at various homes until they
become proficient. It is their am
bition to ship a full box of socks
etc by April 1st.
The Entertainment Committee
plan a vaudeville show on a big
scale on April 15th and already
have their program iu preparat
ion.
A CONSERVATION
MEASURE
We cannot emphasize too
much the word ’’Conservation”
Help our government to
conserve our national resources
by taking care of that which is
already produced.
Give your bnilding the”once
over“ before it begins to deter
iorate for want of attention.
Yours for national conser
vation,
JOHN J. ROSS.