PANTS. TROUSERS. BREECHES.
Yo u will find an assortment of dress anu work
pants in the foliovvi i' so t i l ir l An i ao tn makes.
HART SCHAFFtfSR & vl UDU tUHSSS, M VL.ONJ3,
DUXBAK, DSTROET SFjJTIAL, B dSS OF PHB ROAD
BLAG.v BEAR.
PRIOi to >) ill si colors tad weights,
Bvery pm* guaranteed.
Laurie Brothers
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The Home of Good Clothes
ALASKAN
BILLIAD HALL
THE POPULAR RESORT
POOL & C YRD TABLES
McCarthy Alaska
Jim Hyland announces
th it he has leased
The Golden Hotel
Which has been remode’led and renovated, and
which he recommends as a strictly First Class Hous i.
Johnson’s
POOL HALl
WILL SO N BE OPENED
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The McCarthy Mercantile Company
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NOTICE
To comply with the instructions issued to
Retailers by the U. S. Food Administration,
and which the Cordova Stores have adopt
ed; we wish to announce that we have made
a reduction in the items already listed by
them, and will base our prices on Cordova
prices plus the freight.
In United St. ties !\ni) mission
ors Court in ml for Uni tin;
qrecinct, Territory of Alaska.
IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of
Axel Herman* Deceased'
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given t-hal
the undersigned W. A. Woodin
has filed with the United States
Commissioner and ex-ofrick
probate Judge of the above nam
ed Court, his fin il account in
which he sets i» rtb i record ol
nis doings as administrator o
the estate of the above named
. n • : i . i ■ ■ h ■ i a.
of February, 191 \ t.ie no w
s.) ii » »f: • » >’ the C >mm
ssiouei- .* t ex o f * o Pro > to
Judge o -> id Pr c ncu. at sail
time and >i tee, its >33 1 for
cUe he in tig thereof it which
time and place any and all pei
sons interested are required tc
be and appear and mike object
ions thereto if any there be.
W. A. Woodin,
Administrator of the Estate.
Axel Herman, deceased.
First Publication, Jany. 12. 1918
Last Publication, Feby. 9. 1918.
i WET TNG ABOJT BRIDGE.
A Will it bande l neatiug of
che citizen a wis hall in th^
A B Rill, Welnesdiy evening
to discuss plans for the dis
jposil n'the old >Jizini Bridge
|and other matters. R’ L. H.
Marshall was made Chairman
- and H Estabrook Temporary
Secretary.
j On account of so many places
needing bridging, there were
many suggestions as to where
the oridge might be placed
mu finally t committee was ap
pointed to go over the ground
very thoroughly and see where
tne need was the greatest.
j.’ ivi secretary was instructed
to wrMe go Juneau for authoii
g.v cO move the oridge and ah
■>o go reply to V. J. Dwyer Strel
na that the McCarthy resident*
intended to use the sp in til i n
selves.
Road Commissioner Wilson
stated that there was an approp
iation of $4000.00 available for
the erection of relief cabins on
the Chisana trail. Contracts for
the building of these will be call
ed very soon.