Miner's Meat
MARKET
GROCERIES
MEATS.
PROVISIONS.
Each BOAT blirgs fresh shipments of Beef, Pork,
Mutton Veal, Oysters. Crabs arc! Fhh of all k nds,
I have also a new stock of groceries, guaranteed to
be strictly fresh and at most reasonable prices.
Your Patronage Solicited.
( , Ml :«"■*/.•» 1 ’:
R.L.H.MARSHALL .
Food Administration Workers
H ghl;- Praise^ , s f
J \ } ti i 4 5
To the Divisional, District and
I.local Federal Food Administrat
ors. Members of the Staff and
Newspapers of Alaska.
The Federal Food Administrat
ion will < ( n e to in (rd Fety 15
191 a
The remarkable success of
the Federal Food Administrat
ion in Alaska is due in a large
measure to the patriotic and vo1
untar-y support of all food deal
ers, .consumers. proprietors of
hotels and restaurants and other
handling and dealing in food
commodities
All of the requests? made dur:
mg the past ye*r- were, cheer
fully complied with.
The women of the Territory
deserve much credit for the way
in which they not only observed
all our requests for conservat
ion of food, but did active work
in order that the essential foods
might be saved. ,
I cannot praise and compli.
nient too highly all of the Div
isional, District and laical Feder
al Food Administrators’ and
members of the staff’ of Alaska
and their deputies and assist
ants. for the splendid work they
performed in carrying the food
:ogram du rib git-fee war.
They all worked purely from
pati iotic motives and performed
i*g^e&tlie!rvjce. I extern^ to them
my ^sincere thanks aiid appreciate
ion for th'ir efforts.
It has been a[ lea .are to rtrry
r>n the work, so successfully ter
i
minated, with such hearty, b it
riotic and efficient cooperation.
.Also I wish to express my
deep appreciation and gratitude
to the Newspaper of the Terri- j
tory for their cooperation
Their -colunffns'jhaveradways
been at the disposal of the-Food
Administratioirm' .putting -over
the food program. ^ r C* • »
The editors have at .‘all r times
given space in their papers .to
the food administration. ^
Without their aid ‘\vT ‘ should
have labored under a great handi
cap. ' ' .
• ‘ ’ \
With verj| kindest regards.
^ I am,
' v Sincerely yours,
S. R. Bradley.
Federal Food Administrator for \
Alaska.
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GOOD WORK
PROMPT SERVICE
NEWS OFFICE
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BANKING SERVICE
Of a chaAelfer ‘that spills efficiency,
developed through constant and diligent
attention to our customers requirements,
IS ASSURED YOU WHEN BANKING WITH
THE FIRST BANK OF CORDOVA
'"THE PIONEER/INSTITUTION-OF CORDOVA AND THE
COPPER FIVER VALLEY
DRAFTS ON AIL PA,RTS OK THE WORLD, MONEY REMITTED BI WIRE
TO ALL PARTS OK THE UNITED STATES & CANADA.
McCarthy
The Buckle of the Copper Belt, one of the coming
cities of Alask \ situated on the Copper River and
Northwestern Railroad, 191 miles inland from Cord
ova, between Kennecott and McCarthy Creeks.
Tne j inction for Chisan VNizhni* Dan. Chititu and
Young Creaks head dfChitina a»d Chittistone.
Origin il town site loc ited bv John E. Bariett, whose
homestead adjoins. - —
The Kenneeett Copper Co-’-p >ratiwi-oper ates
largest copper mine in the w > d 1 five miles away.
A Fifteen^mile run by ..auto/nib-li* brings yojn to the
Mother LA°le mine>, an ext'e lsive property now em
ploying upwards of 50 men, and with untold wealth
of ore in sight". " To * power plant - and warehouse
of the Mother Lode We located in McCariny.
Tne Gree i Group, w iieh is o miles ne arer t >wn, is
steadily forging ahead as a big [trodne'er.'
A resi 1 mtUVit *d ‘VC ) p-nissloner is stationed
- here also Deputy Marsh i1. Tlie jail is always empty
Pine school buildings aid twenty scholars.
Fourth class p >st offic a.i l money order office.
Up iio date stores which cirry stobks comparing
fivorably with any in Alaski.
i Restuaranifc whi&i serve a better meal for 75 cents
than you can get on the coast for $1.00. -
A Movie Show every S-un<*ay evening with all the
filmHnivorites.. *>
- An active! 'organization of the Arctic Brotherhood,
whose fine hall 36 x 75 is in constant demand for
social gatherings.
The McCarthy Commercial'Club has full, member
ship and a’livejexecutive committee.
The local Red Cross Chapter has a membership
list of 100 per cent of the population, and an excellent
record. __^ _ u
There is plenty ol room for hundreds of new resid
ents for whom there are many business chances &
openings. There is a grand opportunity for a first
class dentist.
Buy a ticket for McCarthy and give it the "once over"