TRY US
GRAND CAFE
PARTIES A SPECIALTY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Special Meatless and Wheitless
Dishes
Frank New York.
Roy Oinura
First Class
ROOMS
IN CONNECTION WITH
CHARLEY’S PLACE
RESTAURANT
McCarthy,
Alaska
AT THE
Old POST OFFICE
STORE
KODAK SUPPLIES
DEVELOPING & PRINTING'
TOBACCO, CIGARS
CIGARETTES, CANDY,
Best Quality of Si.ttion ry.
BEN JACKSON
McCarthy,
Alask
John Underwood
Blacksmith and Wheelright
General Repairing
McCarthy Alaska
Club Pool Room
GUS ANDERSON
A FINE LINE OF TOBACCOS
AND CIGARS
Specializing the ‘*Barrett”Cigar
SOFT DRINKS OF ALL KINDS
Oyster Cocktail, Special.
MCCARTHY
ALASKA
Kennecott News
An entertainment was given
at Recreation Hall under the
manage nenfr of Miss Elsie Ware
[by the school children of Kenne
| cott on Saturday, April 6th.
Besides being the success of
the season, this netted the Red
Cross $115.00.
The ages of the children rang
ed from seven to fourteen years
Every number on the program
was most warmly applauded.
Tne enfrerbxm m3nfr concluded
with a well-presented playlet by
Miss Ro the an l Mr. Morris.
A Red Cross dance is io be
held on Tuesday next. An
other more elaborate affair is
planned for aboa ; t re 2 th.
Many of the K n lecott boys
ire enrolled in Company B. and
ire drilling regularly under!
d iptain Walker.
Tne members of this company
ire readily recognized by their
military stride. They are
now using the U. S. model guns
The end of tie school teim
comes next week.
A number of Kennecott peo
ple took advantage of the m Id
weather to visit McCarthy this
week.
CHILDREN’S EASTER
PROGRAM
i
The children’s Eister Service
was held list Sundiy in the
schoolhouse. A varied program
was rendered by the children
who all showed evidence of care
ful teaching.
A special feature was the sing
ing of the very little tots aged
from 4 to 8.
Mrs Wm. Woodin has been in
charge of the school since its
beginning and reports that it is
in a flourishing condition.
VnHDCH PUBCHASEOr
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TOO tlllSI MJYALSO AM EQUL
VU30UKT GT CXHE1 CZXXAU.
OUR GROWTH
DEPOSITS AS REPORTED TO THE TERRITORIAL BANKING BOARD
UNDER DATES OF:
FEBRUARY 10, 1915,
FEBRUARY 7, 1916,
FEBRUARY 15, 1917,
FEBRUARY 14, 1918,
AND OUR DEPOSITS ON FEBRUARY 26, 1918,WERE
$174,191.15.
282,355.00.
458,688.55.
512,367.39.
550,080.89.
This growth reflects the increasing prosperity of this community
THE FIRST BANK OF CORDOVA
WE OFFER EVERY BANKING FACILILITY THAT A STRONG,CONSERV
ATIVE, COMPLETELY EQUIPPED BANK MAY RENDER.
SECURITY
SERVICE
SATISFACTION
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN CHITiNA
AND KENNECOTT
Leave Kennecott for Chitina, Mondays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Siturdays.
Leave Chitina for Cordova, Sundays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays.
Leave Cordova, Second Street Depot, for Chitina
Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave uhitma for Kennecott Sundays Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays.
The above schedule subject to change without notice. *
CALEB CORSER Supt.
GRANT RE Agent
Miner’s Meat
MAR K ET
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Dealer in Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal. Poultry, Fish,
Eggs and Butter.
Special attention given to Mail orders.
R. L. H. MARSHALL.
When planning the purchase of your spring outfit
come to us for prices. We have the goods
the quality; and the prices
ARE RIGHT
the McCarthy meat & grocery
Warren Nelson.
Louis Widing
“A Home from Home"
WOODIN’S RESTAURANT AND ROOMS
Home Cooking.
Rooms Clean and Warm.
U. ¥ AiNi> i\lUJUKL.L,.\N XjuILiDINGS, OPPOSITE i'OST UFFIUE.
MRS. WILLIAM WOODIN, PROPRIETOR.
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