i
Dry Wood
PROMPT DELIVERY. BEST
WOOD ON THE MARKET.
I
Murie’s Transfer
A Good Place To Eat
The Golden Cafe \
Everything In Season
UiCST OF bLKVlCE OP .N DAY . ) -HT
MRS, BOUTIN, Proprietor j
__fZi^L _•
First Class
R lD 6 M S
IN CONNECTION WITH
CHARLEY'S PLACE
RESTAURANT
McCarthy, Alaska
OTTO STROM
BARBER SHOP
Vapor & Shower Baths
a Comfortable Beds ,
Electric Hair A Scalp
Treatments
For Ge ier il W 6i k,
B tgg i Tran s;ei red
Day vr Night. C al's
McCarthy Garage
AutQ and Express Service
Office —O ppcsite Alaskan Bar
EVERYBODY’S
Doing It!
WHAT?
Buying Water from
M. A. RANGE
John Underwood
Blacksmith fti>d Wheelright ..
General Blacksmith ing and
Repairing.
Me€*Hkjr
Alaska
REPORT OF THE FINANGIAL CONDITION OF
THE FIR$T BANK OF CORDOVA
Located ;u r.o , Alaska,at the clcse of Business on the 5th.day of Nov.1917
RESOURCES
LOANS $t DISCOUNTS. . .$212,304.96
OVERDRAFTS. 2.690.84
BONDS fit WARRANTS . .- . .206.285.00
bank;furniture;fixtures.. 15.255.99
^CHECKS ON OTHER BANKS 8t
cash items.. . .1.124.63
» CASH ON HAND fit DUE FROM
jj banks . ... ... .236.322.06
| TOTAL .. /. . $674,183.50
LIABILITIES
CAPITAL STOCK PMD IN. .$.25.000 00
SURPLUS FUND 5.000.00
CONTINGENT #UN D.6t000.00
UNDIVIDED PRQFITS LESS
EXPENSES I>AIDi .'7.597.19
DUE TO BANKS—DEPOSITS 8,348.39
deosits ' .... .620.756.66
cashier’s CHECKS ........37.80
CERTIFIED CHECKS . » ? . . . 1.443.48
TOTAL. $674,183.50
I.Thos.S Scott, Cashier of.the.above najned Bank,do hereby
solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
THOS. S. SCOTT.
Cashier.
(Notorial Seal)
Subscribed and sworn before
me this 12th day of Novem
U S. America her, 1917. (Correct Attest)
Trty Alaska V.PAfcbott, ; GEO. C. HAZELET,
S.S. NbUry Public in FRED GLASBRENNER
Third Division & for tiie Trty of Director
Alas lea. My Com miss on
expiresApril HOth. 1921.
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SCHOOL NOTES
:
The following is ihe Compos
ition for which Donald Foster re
ceived high marks in last week’s
ontest. These contests will be
held from time to time during
the school term^to give any bud
ing genius a chance.
THE ORiGIN OF
THANKSGIVING
Nearly three hundred years
ago, among the., pilgrims who
came to America, was a little girl
named Mary. Her father was a
tailor in England; he heard that
jn America the.> could worship
vjrod in their own way. So they
sailed in a ship called the May
flower lor America
It was a long journey but
at last a sailor called land and
the boat stopped,* and they all
got off. In the winter it
was hard to get food, dut the In
dians helped them. In the
fall they had a good harvest, so
they all had a Thanksgiving Din
ner, with deer, turkey and fish
Mary’s mother baked cake
and pie and the feast lasted all
day.
Donald Foster. aged 10
Many old McCarthy pupils are j
scattered in various places.
Marie Lattin is in Seattle at |
High School, Lawrence Barrett ]
at Public School, Capitol Hill, j
Anna Heney at ehe Academy of j
Holy Names. Janice and Char- g
ley Royal are also in Seattle anb [
Sarah Todd in Renton. Audrey ;
Rizor is in Eastern Oregon and
Everett, Gene and Therin Han- ,
dy are in Chitina.
A remarkable, prop ey, the
fulfilm to f. -.chisrfseendaB'- v
. - j > mice years j%go 1
tfs of a mopk-.j J >- i
i> .u -. woo lried in 1600. Here |
is t: . prophecy:—
in ul4, t ie Black Eagle will §
attic?.the land of the cock and ?
almost overcome it, then the J
White Eagle Eagle from theNorth |
will fly to his assistance. For
years they will struggle, and
the New Eagle from oyer; the
water will fly to their aid. Then
the Black Eagle of Antichrist
will be exterminated. The cres
cent will be driven out of Europe
Happy will be those who live
to see the new world when tne
struggle is over: men will live
in unity and war will be no more