Kennecott Laundry
IVIcC artliy Agent
S. Wold
Alaska House
KENNECOTT ALASKA
“The McCarthy Club”
Ou Second Street
CARD TABLES
CJGARETTFS. CIGARS
TOBACCO and SOFT DRINKS
Neat—Clean-—Newly Furnished — Rooms
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Pastime CigSB* Store
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
CANDIES SOFT DRIKS CIGARS
CIGARETTES and TOBACCOS
.Jack Schultz - - Proprietor
Alaska Soda Fountain
ALL KINDS OF MIXED DRINKS
CIGARS 01GA RETTES 0 A N D1KS
BILLIARDS
Ice Cream and Ice Cream Sodas
LEM’S CAFE
Next to McCarthy Club
Lunch Counter
&
Private Boxes
QUALITY EATS
Lem Hey
Proprietor
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
R A. HANSEN Supt. 0. R PUGH. Ajjjont
Snyder’s Style Shop
A FULL LINE OF
1 tidies’ ready to wear Garments
DRY GOODS
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“Are you through with
the linger bowl, sir?”
’‘Through? i haven’t even
started. I’m waiting for some
soup.”
It may be all right to
make mistakes, but don’t resp
ond to encores.
If you thought it out, it
may be a principle: but if it
was wished on you -be environ
ment, it’s a prejudice.
The meanest man is the
one who will lie cold and fake
a snore so Ids wife will get up
for the extra quilt.
It isn’t art that's naughty,
but the artist.
Eventually men may agree
on everything except the definit
ion of being good.
Doctor; 'What you need
anti what you must nave i»
change.”
i’atient: Then there’s no
hope for me, doctor. It will take
all my change to pay your bill.”
Bill — My coat is all covered
with face powder.
Gladys- Never mind, darl
ing. I’ve plenty more in my
vanity case.
Even the “good egg” gets
hard boiled when he gets in hot
water.
In old story books the
wife yearned for kissing, but
actually she said and still says:
“Henry, don’t be mushy."
God give us women—worn
en who will talk about something
besides clothes and reducing.
QUEKN MARIK SAYS HER.
tour was ‘hike dream”
Washington,—Q11 .-on M arie
, ol Rumania regards her recent
ton.- of the United States as “a
j dream, leaving a, great glow of
| love and gratitmb>.”
In a message io the A meric*
, an people, the R) icon declared
lor m,yself and children 1 send
j gr eetings and host wishes for
I happiness to the people of wonri
| erful America”
The greetings was sent from
| rh<‘ ‘’oyal palace in Bucharest to
William Nelson Cromwell of New
j York, president of the friends of
Rumania, society, and delivered
ht\ eim to Rresi lent Cool id ge.
The message read:
My visit to America has
passed like a dream, leaving a
great glow of love and gratitude
l’ or my sell and my children 1
send greetings am! best wishes
to the people of wonderful Amer
ic i, to one and all, to the humble
as well as the great, to those
we met and those we regretfully
could not meet.”
“Marie."
BELGIAN FAMILY IS
4‘ SAVED FROM FREEZING
Windsor, ‘)nt., —A Belgian
family of father, mother, a small
^i)l and a baby, were rescued
from freezing to death on the
isolated little stretch of land in
the Detroit river known as Peche
island.
Through interpreters it was
learned that they had paid $100
to be smuggled across to the
American shore. In the darkness,
they said, the smugglers landed
the family on the island far from
their expected destination and
fled.
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