GENERAL MERCHANDISE
New Blazur Shirts, Mackinaw’s, Sweaters,
Mittens, Socks, and Caps
Prices Attractive
HIGHEST QUALITY YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED LOWEST PRICES
R. L. H. Marshall
EMH
BRIEF LOCALS
Tile Rond Commission crew
arrived on Wednesdays train and
have started their summers work
Mr. Cameron will have charge of
the work again this summer. Mr
Harry Hoyt of Chitiny is over
hauling the truck and tractors.
Mr. Shepard spent Wednesday;
in town getting the work' lined
up.
Mrs. .). 1 \ i I ubrick was a
Kenneeott visiter Wednesday.
George Ar.derson, piano t
tuner fr< m .Juneau, is a visiter in
McCarthy and Kenneeott.
Howard Foster loft on to 1
days train for a short business
trip outside.
Charlie Anderson and Axel
Wahlstrorn returned to the West
over Mines this week to start]
there summers work.
Dr. Gillespie returned Iasi
evening from an extended trip
outside and will take up his d uties
again at. lie* Kennecott Hospital.
Dr. Dlakemore, now in chuge.
Will move to Cordova and he in
charge of the hospital their.
Mrs. James Murie arrived
on todays train from a ti ip out
side.
There will be a dance at
Kennecott this evening.
•Spring is here? Clemet
Shirropo is painting'“The Given j
Ford" red.
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all wool mackinaws.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES
PULL OVER COAT SWEATERS,
HUDSON BaY
LEATHER AND SHEEP SKIN COATS
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IN THE LATEST PATTERNS OF WOOL SHIRTS,
LEATHER AND WOOL MITTS. FUR CAPS
AND SI WASH MOCCaSSINS
J. B. O’Neill
Merchant
oxrk SMITHV, Now
GENERAL IN ARMY
Longford, Ireland. A former
Longford blacksmith has been
made quartermaster general of
the Lrisli Free State army.
He is Major General J. J. Me
Keon and in addition to blacKsm
ithing he has been an outlaw and
a prisoner and once was sen
teneed todeaih.
At the age of -4 he was a
leader in opposition to the British
crown. Captured in March 1921
he was eonrtmartialed for the
killing ol a police inspector and
sentenced to death as command
er of a party that blew up a lorry
full of troops by using a road
mine, killing three soldier.^.
Political prisoners
freed
THE VILLAGE SMITHY
SPECIALIZING
Hiirrx Minin*
BLACKSMITH
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IN TIN AND COPPER SMITHING
Proprietor
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when the British anti Irish
eame to a truce, refused to!
attend the Dai I, of which they J
were members, until McKeoni
also was released. He was uncon
ditionally liberated.
McKeon later took part in
Anglo-Irish negotiations and
became a staunch supporter
of the 1 rish Free State.
KENNECOTT MOVIES
Sunday May 1st
Rudolph Schildkraut
“His People’*
News Music
Wednesday May 4th
Kin Tin Tin
“The Flrsh of the Wolf”
Ben Turpin Comedy
News Music