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New Blazur Shirts, Mackinaws, Sweaters
Mittens, Socks, and Caps
JUST ARRIVED
Prices Attractive
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CLOTHES FOR COLD WEATHER
ALL WOOL MACKINAWS. LEATHER AND SHEEP SKIN COATS
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES IN THE LATEST PATTERNS OK WOOL SHIRTS,
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Box 668 - Cordova
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jEL iH.. CLaruterlajn
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j Attorney and Counselor ;tt ;
Law
/V lcCarthy Alaska
PARTIAL REPORT ONLY
There are about 7 million dogs
;n this country, says a news item
This, however does not include
The underdogs.
The hot dogs nor
j Those bought at shoe stores.
SHOE REPAIRING
Old sJinos madr l;Lr new
Paddy Welch 1st Strcpt
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ALASKA FINANCING HER OWN
There is encouragement in
the maner in which Alaskans are
contributing to the support of
local enterprises. Within the last
year residents of the rail belt
have made it possible to finance
a number of meritorious mine
development propositions with
out calling upon the outside for
assistance and the success of
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these projects will mean a further
loosening of pu rse-sti ings to fin
anee additional development.
There is a lot of idle money
in Alaska and the fact that even
a small part of it is being relea
sed for development is a splen
di 1 si or n; it shows that there is
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increasing contidence, a realiza*
tion that there are opportunities
for investment in Alaska as well
as outside of the Territory, and
the fact that local capital is being
utilized in this way will make it
| a lot easier to bring large capital
; from the States for the develop
ment of projects which are bey
ond the limits of local financing.
Alaska can be sure of steady
progress so long as Alaskans
take the lead in these matters.
(Anchorage Times)
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Saturday. Dec. 4, 1926
INFORMATION
Information is desired by
the Governor’s Office, Juneau,
j Alaska, regarding Forrest N.
| Handy, who left San Francisco
1 in 1898 for Alaska as manager
i of the Copper River & Yukon
Transportation Co. This informa
tion is desired by a former part
jiier of Mr. Handy and would be
li)f value to Mr. Handy.
jjGovernor’s Office
Richard Ferris, an English
fsportsman, celebrated his liund
Iredth birthday by mounting his
horse and going for a run with
jthe hounds.
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