VOL. 1.
McCarthy, alaska. Saturday, may 25th, iqih
A. M U S E M E N i S
At tho Movies tomorrow eve
pint; Math1 Doio will appour ir*
" rrho Henrt of Non Flynn’'
or.i' of O oil *1 o Millf-'s olovot
i'1'iys, Also Put ho Weekly
and Comic.
BIG SHOW
Comedy
Music
Next Frid ty evening-- the 31st
is the night of the bid show, n
throe ac; musical comedy ontit
led “ The Girl in the Overalls"
will be presented by local artists
Km h one is a star ol no small
radiance, and as the play wa>
written by a local genius, each
];urt suits the player.
Three scenes will be staged
and special scenery and access
ories have been secured.
An exquisitely dressed bevy
of chorus girls will be one attrae
five feature and as for the head
liners, they are superb.
I n the cabaret scene -- but see
for yourselves.
Proceeds will go to the Red
Gross Drive.
After the show a dance will be
held after the show, for which
an additional fifty cents will be
charged.
Tickets will be on s.de Tuesday
$1.00 for show and l.oOto include
dance.
Don’t miss this, 8.30. at the
A. B. Had Friday the 31st.
The bridges along the Copper
River Railroad have been repair
ed and trains are running on
schedule time.
Mrs. Payne is visiting in
McCarthy.
RED CROSS
McCarthy, with its usual lib-,
1
;'! a itv in subscribing to go >d j
•avisos lias ulfilled its pledge on j
the Saco id Red Cross Drive* and:
then som . Instead of making
ists of thus * w i > o mtnbnted,
lie situ ition is covered vl * n
we say that every one Ins can
ribntod or will hive done so
adore the driv * is over. If nv
mo fails to. In* cm be branded
is distinctly unpatriotic, for the
•ommittobs have faithfully called
>n nil.
$1,000 -- Oil • (p op’ I’d 1 < I 1
•aised ay noon V>Vdnesdny, a; <;
iter reports shove the .1110111 1
> be>5120'). incash, with retain s
roni- Nizhni and Moth.er Lode
iledges yet to come.
Not only have contributions i
men generous but an intensely
lelpful spirit has been shown.
A stirring Red Cross rally
was held Tuesday evt ning, able
speeches were given by (‘udge
O’Connor and J.J.Ross, talks on
Red Cross work by Mr. Clonin
ger and Mrs. I eed, recitation by
Mrs. Laurie songs by Mrs.Und
erwood and Mrs. O’Neill, tie
latter in that rousing song “It’s
a long way to Berlin but we’ll
g<*t there was much appreciated
Patriotic songs were sung by
the gathering, Mrs.Cole presided
Mr. Cloninger calls a meeting
of the Drive workers for Sunday
afternoon at the Drug Store.
! The Local Board has received
i telegraphic instructions to mo
bilize those who will be drawn
Alaska’s first draft. These boys
! will benotified to hold themselves
; in readiness about June 13th.
They will proceed to Cordova
| and on to Fort Liscum.
27 is the quota, which will be
drawn from order numbers up
J to 50.
LOG a:
NAY, S
The Hev. Hu iver w 11 conduct
i Patriotic Mcinor.a1 Servic ej:i
Wo 1 10 3 it,/ eke nag it t'i j A. B
H til.
To Hofce 1 Golden has 1 c ( n
iv iced t > a now co it of uaini,
joim J. Ross wis the antis..
Mrs. Me Adlan will tike ovo
: hor rooming house and v, iii J ;i
main in McCarthy indclinitc!\. |
Wm. Longley and lolly Ao>
m returned from lAmrui oi Ju t\ J
[pass, bringing in a it no brown i
^ be ir skin, tile first of the se is a
Jimmy Hussey ha> boon er
jii g the ozone at It i 1 it n.int n
for a Jew days
Mr. VMn. A. Hold cntertainmed
! eight quests at a farewell party
the Golde 1 Cafe on the eve
I of his departure for the M°thei
Lode.
Tiiere is a Br inch of the Xt
• al Council of Defence in McCai
thy and it is the duty of every
resident, to make known to tint
body any information that wil'.
he of benefit to his government
Hiving notified the Council
and thereby the U.S. Govern
ment,which will certainly sift
these matters down, the inform
ant should discuss the matter
no further, realizing that if the
parties are guilty, much talk
ling will put them on their guard
i and if innocent much injustice
> may be done.
These war times demonstrate
very clearly, the wisdom of the
! 0id i r >verb: “a still tongue mak
eth a wise head.
ITEMS OF ]NTKK.ES*
For the convenience o." Flos*'
| iii this sen*tion who w 11 l>* paving
| inst diluents on Liberty I’eni.s
on 1 lie :?'th. L“ii)rio liro-. will’s*
c * p t pi y rn■ n ts fo * the 1 > nk <1
A1 isk v, nml i :!(:■ MrC i rtii.v Mer -
<:* in til-* Co. for the First l 1 ■ Si1 ■ l
Cord >v*i.
Just re!- ')vod: a fill] ! no <v.
Ires • goo Is. i > »of To )g n*--.
Finnan Hid lie, Mackerel of* : 1
-iz'-s: Herring: Roquefort < ’re mu
A Liinbnrgvr Chees1.
Fresh Batter and Eggs Live
Cnickens.
Your p‘*lTon”,ce solicited.
K, L. H. Marshall.
M rs. X. A. Erickson wish >s
to announce1 to the public th it
she has lease i ' lie’s Store an 1
io id ho use at Xizina.
G uieril Guv* of Meiehawlis *
carried. 1 >est accommodations
Mods at all hours. Good St b>
iinu'. Post Office at store. <dose
o) Kern an and Cm voy camps.
Dr. Homer A. Blyth.
Dentist.
■will be in McCarthy- for a lew
weeks and may be consulteu at
the Golden Hotel.
Mrs. Woodin serve.s a special
dinner on Sundays i'rcm noon.
Every thing home cooked and
delicious.
want what I want when I
want it
and
get what I want when my
work is done by
Murie s Transfer