GENERAL MERCHANDISE
New Blazur Shirts, Mackinaw’s, Sweaters,
Mittens, Socks, and Caps
Prices Attractive
highp:st quality your patronage solicited lowest prices
R. L. H. Marshall
BRIEF LOCALS
Frank Iverson lelt this:
week on a summer’s pi os pectin*; 1
trip to the upper C’hitina River
district.
Amoni; the boys who were'
in McCarthy this week form
Kennecott were, Fred Carlson,
Hy Jacobson and Res Woody.
Mr. and Mrs. J. .). Brice
of Dan Creek, arrived in town
yesterday, they will leave Sun
day for the Green Butte for a I
few days visit, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Nets Tjoesvig
James Dennis and wife of;
Kennecott, left on the last train
on a six months vacation. They |
will ton r the States by a u tomobile >
btuore returning home.
“HENRY THE F )ERTH"
Ask Gus Gellis
“SOME SMOKE”
Chas. Kramer of Chititu,
is in town on business.
Gus Eellis, "the well
known live wire salesman” arrivj
(*(i on to-dn.v's t rain.
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Mice Farrar, has been
in bed the past week with a
severe attack of lumbago.
Warren Nelson, is cooking
at tin Nizina Road-house until
work beeans on the Creeks.
here will be no train
South uii^LMontluy morning.
CLOTHES FOR COLD WEATHER
ALL WOOL MACKINAWS, LEATHER AND SHEEP SKIN COATS
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES IN THE LATEST PATTERNS OE WOOL SHIRTS.
PULL OVER COAT SWEATERS. LEATHER AND WOOL MITTS. EUR CAPS
HUDSON HaV AND S1WASH MOCCaSSINS
J. B. O’Neill
Merchant
WANT I'll)
Information regarding Liu.*
following liiimrd persons is do
sired through the Governor’s
of five :i t .T uno::ii:
Jot,n MaeFayden, about t»2
years of age. Came to A laska in
lsOs. Had four br.otiiers. h’amiiy
desii’es to iiear from him.
.lames H I hdioek, about 75
yours of age. Family inquiring.
C. F. Harsalon, in 191 (j left
: [Vince IJupert with friends for
i Anchorage, ami never heard froin
again. About 45 years of ago.
Native of <Quebec.
George L:jvery. of Mont —
real. In Alaska about six years
ago.
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THE VILLAGE SMITHY
BLACKSMITH
SPECIALIZING IN TIN AND COPPER SMITHING
H;ht\ Minis.**
Proprietor
ducted for the Institute of Juv -j
enile riesearch. He measured sev I
era I thousand schoolboys.
Among probable causes for j
the increased stature, Dr. Gray
suggested increased knowledge
of vitamins and scientific strides
iti the control of various infan—
tile diseases that retard growth.
Dr. Gray’s investigation
showed the average six year old
boy today is about 47 inches tall,
as compared with 43.6 inches 50
years ago. The average 18 year
old boy is about 70 inches tall
which is three inches better than
the half century ago average.
The only thing valuable
about time is the way you use it,