HIGHEST QUALITY
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
New Blazur Shirts, Mackinaw’s, Sweaters,
Mittens, Socks, and Caps
Prices Attractive
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED LOWEST PRICES
R. L. H. Marshall
BRIEF LOCALS
Don’t forget to vote at the
School Election to-day.
Mr. Simonstead of Strelna
was a McCarthy visiter the first
part of the week.
Prank Iverson will leave to
morrow for the Chitina with the
rest of his outfit.
Ed Hammer. Olto Bloom
and Enoch Carlson, left on yes
terday’s train for Strelna. They j
will spend the summer working j
at the Simonstead property.
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Ed Bassett is spending ai
week in town before the opening:
of the Chititu Mine. !
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Mr..and Mrs. Ed Saindon
entertained at dinner Sunday ini
honor of Dr. and Mrs. Scruby oi
Kermecott.
Guss Oarlstrorn returnedi
on todays train from Cordova, j
Oscar Hart and* Mr. Kav - |
enaugli. salesmen. were Kenne- j
cott and McCarthv visitors this,
wo ok.
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Pete Hrotivvick had tho
misfortune to lose a horso in the
Nizina River this week.
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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. El R CAI*S
HUDSON BaY AND SIWASH MOCCaSSINS
J. B. O’Neill
Merchant
HERD OF ELK DYING
WOOD TICKS BLAMED
Port Townsend. A herd of elk
that was wintered for the last
several yejtrs in the Dosewallips
River valley, near Urinnon, Hood*
canal, is reported by ranchers to
be dying on account of the rav—
ages of wooa ticks.
A number of dead elk have
been found only a few miles back
from the Olympic highway, and
ranchers who have observed them
declare that ticks are responsible
for their death. Heavy snow in the
mountains has caused a greater
| number of elk to winter in the
lower Dosewallips river bottom
than customary, and it is estim
ated that 100 have spent the past
few months in this valley only a
short distance eff the highway.
THE VILLAGE SMITHY
BLACKSMITH
SPECIALIZING IN TIN AND COPPER SMITHING
Mari'. MuiIm*
Proprietor
‘EEK GOODNESS SAKE'
New York: While suit for
o peration was being opened by
former Countess Beamont again
st. her husband, Bud Eisher, car
toonist, he traveled down the bay
to greet a New York show girl.
Bachelors miss a lot of happi
ness and escape a lot of mi se ry.
INFORMATION wanted
Information is desired of
Prank J. Krause, native of Mary
land. 41 years of age, salesman in
the produce business. Formerly
resided in Seattle, then in Van
couver and then came to Alaska.
Any information regarding him
should be forwarded to the
Governor’s Office, Juneau.