BEIRUT OP THF VitiAW' I CONDITION OP
THE FIRST BANK OS CORDOVA
*1 Ct*£ova, Al-’«k»,*t »!»• uio.-* • f on t; e 5th.day of Nov. 101
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LIABILITIES
LOANS & M0COUNK. . .$212;&K.!V) ' V*IT*L STOCK PAID IN. .$.25.000.0U
* VElDiAKTB. Zr ii 4 \ *J,f>LUS rUND *•, .,..,5-000.00
BONDS & WARRANTS . .* ' %&.&[>.'*) CONTINGENT FUND . ..... .6,000.00
SANE;FURNITUtE;FlX7UR£S.. 15.2u>«i,0 » UNDIVIDED PROFITS LESS
CU£CU ON OTHER BaNKS & , EXPENSES PAID, .. 7.597.10
CASH items.1.124.63 TO BAN*S —deposits 8,348.30
CASH ON HAND & DUE FROM DEO ,ITS .620.756.66
cashier’s checes .37.80
_ 1.443.4*
$674,183.50
BANES
TJTAL
. .233.322.08 e..tjfiED checks
$674.1-3.50 TOTAL.
I.Thos.S.Srott, Cashier of the abotfe named Bank,do hereby
solemnly s*ear that the foregoing statement is true to the
oest ox uiy Kuowi.jf.
THOlS. S. SCOTT.
Cashier.
(Notorial Seal)
Subscribed an i sworn before
me this lL’th day of Novem
ber, 1917. (Correct Attest)
V.P.Abb.tt, GEO. C. rIAZELET,
Not ■ ’•y P., hlic. in FRED GLASBRENNF.R
& for be Trey of Director
Alas'ra, My C om mission
exrir h April 30th. 1921.
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'C a r<H)i vision
SCHOOL NEWS
•I ; I
A Com position,on T r?. Jcsgiv- ’
ing was the.'subjecto: i contest i
5n which the; school chi d en com
•peted this week. Competition
was very ke«b and the work sub
mitted so good, it was difficult,
to make a decision.
Of the older pupils Margaret
Foster secured highest marks
and Donald Foster was most sue
•easeful in the lower grades.
Thanksgiving at the Front
Bt«oin! Boom! Boom !went the
giifis at the Front. Brave men
*v ore shot by the thousand
V < • Vs.r otV-J
t was th day before hank
v *4;L-g oJMi u*v scene on ^ a at
*; a*act i>,;.u:vg >up,pleas•.
«**rfc Above the djn could be
(ir-r-i cri-s of the wounded
> tJ'i. the uy i/g.:;As the battle
iae to a o^ose* meaning defeat
*. - she t5enrii-ns. there was-end1
tesiS '^onftision on the field. Antp
-> wefe carrying away the
tvn n»ie* .
jit. twilight some ears came
t. \jikt trenches, bringing pres*
«:M>, in)Hi joiw ••ties at home a
K!i*.r got. a big fruit cake from
;.;v rr, other erd one received *
^toicey which must hav*
oeen cooked weeks before, dt..
lie was heard to say it taste*
like home. The next morning tin
men had service oat on the opc,.
field in spite of tde snow in ora
er to give thanks.
At twelve they trooped in to
binner, turkeys, cranberries
vegetables, cakes, pies and
fruit. Where did they get it?
you ask. Why, from everyone
who saves as much as a crust of
bread, and if you are careful and
send them something once in a
while, our boys will win the
war for you. So peel the potat
oes thin and stint the butter, and
by next Thanksgiving Day your
efforts will be rewarded.
' Margaret Poster, Aged 13.
The other composition will be
published next week.
Now' is the time to begin to
think about your Christmas
shopping,
(*! Jfltt 8ALE— c'.i Gramo
phoned) 2Uju.oj.us. $15.00. a
bargain. See Greon,t:?o Messen*
ger.
LOST— Golb Nup-get pin Re
ward at News Office
Sunday Scho.l 2 -\). Sunday
'*• incon in the & ».ooiiiouee^
Dry Wood
PROMPT DELIVERY. BEST
WOOD ON THE MARKET.
Murie's Transfer
r
MBNmn
A Good Place To Eat
Tht
A.
Everything In Season
BEST OP SERVICE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
MRS, BOUTIN, Proprietor
}
THE INTERNATIONAL CAFE
WILL SERVE A
SPECIAL
Thanksgiving Dinner
NEXT THURSDAY
Mrs. Lorise Smith,Proprietress
OTTO STROM
BARBER SHOP y ; ^
Vapor a Showeb Batm
a Com fort able Beds
V.J '• v .
Blbctbic Has A Scalp
Tbeatmkrts
First Class Dinner
READY FROM I.P.M.
THANKSGIVING DAT
AT
CHARLEY'S PLACE
RESTAURANT
McCarthy, Alaska
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^ Automobiles —
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DAY or NIGNT CAULS
McCarthy Gang*
George Andersen
Proprietor
F
John Underwood
Blacksmith and Wheelrighl
General Blacksmith* ng and
Repairing.
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McCarthy
Alaska