ED. V. PRICE & COMPANY.
CHICAGO,U. S, A.
Laurie Bros.,
McCarthy,
Alaska.
Jan. 25, 1918
Gentlemen:—
Pursuant with our custom of many years.we again
are pleased to inform you that you may return to us any
coat in which the linings have not given satisfation or in
which the front has not held its shape. We will cheerfully
reline the garment or put in new coat front or if unable to do
either satisfactorily, will make up a new garment without
charge.
Yours very truly,
E. V PRICE & CO.
Laurie Brothers
The Home of Good Clothes
ALASKAN
BILLIARD HALL
THE POPULAR RESORT
POOL & CARD TABLES
McCarthy
Alaska
The Golden Hotel
DISTINCTLY FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
Pool Hall and Barber Shop in Connection
Cigar Stand — Colon Cigars
Jim Hyland.
Proprie'o *.
Johnson’s
HOTEL and POOL HALL
GOOD ROOMS and BOARDING HOUSE
Cigars, Tobacco, Fruit and Candy. Soft drinks of all kinds.
McCarthy,
BAGGAGE STORED
Alaska.
See, or Write the
McCarthy Commercial
Club
For Information of This District.
The McCarthy Mercantile Company
General Merchandise
Outfitters
NO
ORDER
TOO
SMALL
NONE
LARGE
McCarthy Mercantile Co.
OLD TIMER AT SITKA
The following is an extract
from a letter received by Tom
wloninger from John L mbach.
fb*r his arrival at the Pioneers
feme at Sitka.
“ So far I have been very nice
y treated: there are about 70
n mates here from 50 to 80 years
>ld, and some are a little bit
cranky but can,t help it.
There are a few men who havt
been in bed from 2 to 4 years,
with the same disease as mysel
only they are much older. Abou
half of these old men have beer
paralyzed, some are getting bet
ter, but some are worse:I didn’l
know there was so much in the
country.
Iam getting much better lam
sure now that in two or three
months I will be able to leave
here and go to work.
Kindly remembjr m _> to the
hoys. ”
on ail Bare
MtHIACH PUBCHASE OF
VHEA1 FLOUR FOR BOdl USE
YOU MUSI TOYALSO AM EQUAL
AMOUNT CT OTHER (HEALS
A CONSERVATION
MEASURE
We cannot emphasize too
much the word ’’Conservation*'
Help our government t<*
conserve our national resources
by taking care of that which is
already produced.
J Give your building the’’once
|over“ before it begins to deter
p iorate for want of attention.
Yours for national conser
jvation,
JOHN J. ROSS.
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know that they could not do
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know that to intelligent persons
a newspaper is a necessity.
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