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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Douhle Wedding.

-Four young people q Amarillo were
the principals a. a beautiful double
wedding ceremony which was solemn.
ized AZ Canyon sunday afternoon Mrs..
Kitty Bea Fetchner and Leon e VIII.
ten: Miss Pauline Burnett and J r
Jones, were united IN marriage az the
home Of the young ladies father. Rev.
]. y. Burnett. % Cannon.
Only AamsGiate relat.ve8 and Ultimate
friends witnessed the solemn rites Der.
formed NJ the Bprnett home The ROOMS
arranged for the occasion were beauti.
fully decorated In cut flowers and not.
house foliage. and Il was into this YER.
liable bower that the Young people a..
vanced. % the soft strains q the Lohen.
grin Wedding March The sisters were
attired In white. the misty bridal veil
adding the final touch - daintiness
and beauty % the costume 81 each
They carried bouquets - rinq AMI
white carnations. combined with ferf
Following thu cercmory ar Informal
reception was held duiinr which time
the young people were shoWercd with
congratulations. and were the targets
q much well mcnst Wit \ delicious
be- c0urss was s.rved during N. after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. whi;fcr s,rIved On An.
srilio Last evening. while ar and Mrs
Jones are expected % arrive s1me tino
today. Al fogr ~ N. Young people
have made their homes IN Amarillo TO-
. number - years They are highly
ffot1rff ~ hsr. ana 49,. E..f -
friends who viii b. glad o. lsarn that
they arc planning their faiure hom.s
On Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
District Womon's Missionary
Union Meeting at Memphis

The Amarillo District woman's Mis-.
,unmy Union viii hold It's tenth annurl
scs~ion M Memphis. Texas. June IS.
Tho meetings 20 be held az the First
Huptist Indications are that this wall
be- an unusually interesting and instrur.
tive meeting. and viii perhaps De one
n the largest attended sessions held
previously hy the organization. Tn"
program fur the days session viii be-
carried out rs follows
Ushcrs. Clara Rallew Macbeth Wi
IN Pauline Crawford. Lois Harrcll
Morning Session.
$50 a. M Hymn. Dcyotional-Mrs
Geo VI. Thomas Memphis
Welcome Addrcss-Mrs. n A Grun
49, " " a. and n ~. Morgan ~ the
CHAMBER ~ Commerce, Memphis
Eorponsc-Mrs 4. u willborn. Am
Ir'.U
Song
no "a no. Presidents mcssagc-Mrs H.
r lyanson. Canyon
Plano Solo Miss Margaret Garrett
Memphis.
Announcement ~ Commuters
1850 am Recognition ~ visitors
official reports
Correspondent Sec Treas Mrs. n. 4
Crurdy Memphis
y " A. Lcndcr-Mrs ,. W san
doris Canadian
Personal scryicc-Mrs G. l.. Co.ILRs
canadian.
Jcy,nils Loadcr-Mrs J. l.. McLaugh
Un Amarillo
pnpcr-Rcv. David NJ. Gardner
Memphis
Round Table Womau's work-Mrs
\ = Elcdsoc. Dallas
~ "a M. Reports n W NJ 4. Vice
pr,fid.uis--
roio uuro-Mrs ,. y. Garrison. Am
-riiu
Tcrr, Bianca-Mrs W y. Hicks
Hereford
Clnadien-Mrs II \ Amnons. ca
madam
Fanhandic--Mrs y u carroll. Mem
uhie
Trans Canadian-Miss Sallie Chill
dress Talhart.
whcclcr-Mrs W T.. Sanders. Sham
o.
Collingsworth Chiljress-Mrs. A, ~
Almond. Childrcss
1889 a. M Ohituarics-Mrs. S. W
Lowe. Clarendon.
song shall We glther at IA,
River"
Adjournment.
Luncheon.
Afternoon Session.
200 a. m Hymn Dcutiuual--Nr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

other programs having been Interested
In musical and artistic activlucs III "u'
dtion o. literary pursuits.
IN 1912 Mrs Knapp went IRON i"'
diam To- Kansas to help Ia the cam
paign Tor woman suffrage. being :"
charge ~ the press work for the cam,
paign. and getting out several sp',i''
editions ~ papers during that time
Her success won her the position on
the staff ~ the Womcn's National
Weekly Of st. ol.uis. and Tor several
years she held the position Of cdltor
uf the womnn's department of the pub
LEGATION. while engaged In that worN
nhr went to Missouri Tor the state SUI
nagc campaign and did important press
work She got out several special odi'
lions FOR the Kanrns city rost. ana ~
the close Of the campaign was oiicrr'
the position 81 editor of the woman
department az the Post. q position she
held with pleasure and credit Tor some
time. s~sNI ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
such PRETTY Waves aud
Curi--In THREE Hours


Have yau tried liquid silmerinc. n
not. by an means do so. Within thrc"
hours vou c4n have Just the loych'st
curls and waves They viii appear sr
perfectly natural aud you viii b. sur.
ifis-a how long they will last when
"a, hair j. coul,,-d out Il viii h. bc,uu.
fully nuny
Silmeriuc should Do applied with a
.sl,ln tooth brush before doing up the
hair. u may b. used before retiring
10 preferred 4 Few ounces ~ the liquid
from your druggist viii last Nancy
we-ks THIS will siso b. found 90 be- a
p'sndid dressing keeping the hair soft
ani glussy. u B. entirely harmless. ~
,olrse and .s neither stick nor greasy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Cub Woman Edlim u nrna

To her many friends aud associates
In social aud club life news Of the death
of Mrs Edwin 4. Knapp viii bring a
deep scncc of personal ioss. as well a.
4" many organizations Of which she was
an active and valued member.
Mrs Knapp passed away NJ the Good
Samaritan hospital. Los Angeles She
was operated upon a few DAYS ago. and,
although yesterday she seemed to be
rlllying we'll from the effects of the
operation. during the night her condi'
ton underwent change and about
csc o'clock this morning she passed
away.
Prominent Clubwoman.
As editor 81 the federation bulletin.
Mrs Knapp had some 90 ar more club
editors on the staff with her. furnishing
material from time to time to be- avail
able for use In the bulletins which her
aid and chronicle events for tine fedora
ton
Alrs Knapp was to have presided. ~
press chairman FOR the General FEEDER.
alton Of Womcn's Clubs. ut the larg"
press luncheon ~ the bincnninl cuuvcn
ton To be- held In Dies Moiucs. Iowa
juno iG 20 -. and was expecting u
leave Tor the East witnin few day.
She was also 10 have taken part in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Mr.. >hsw Entcrtalns Conference With
Her Art.

During sundays session - the North.
wee; Texas woman's Conference. frr'
aucut calls were made Tor Mrs ; shaw.
chalk artist. auth - sunday evening
%, very Eraciousiy consented Co enter
tain the conference with her unusual
artistic ability.
Urlhg Mrs Nat Rollins az q model
Or a Red Cross nurse. Mrs Shaw gave
q wonderful Interpretation ~ seryie-
drawing E.,l Cross against the hack
ground. and rapidly changing ii % tn
cross. that Is % D, the salvation Il =
Joe; world
Mr. shaw entertained N" students
q the high rrhool some time ago with
be- wonderful chalk interpretation.
Her work vac greatly enjoyed and ap
ueclaied. ;h, students giving her quito
40 ovation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
@I&SIEFN
RUTH J. MEYER

tcttainmcnts scheduled fur the week
promise to unusually enjoyable.
The two Young ladies who vii receive
diplomas this year az, Misses Elizabeth
y Fraser and Soiclad NJ Abrcu.
Tho program fcr the week viii uc
carried ont ~ follows
Reception ~ GRADUATES into Alumnsc
Association SUNDAY evening. Juur
sixth at -four o'clock.
Academy hay.
Dramatic and Musical Recital Wed.
ncsday afternoon. June ninth Al three
O'Clock.
Commencement EXERCISES.
Thursday Evening June tenth, 90
,ighi u',loDk
Conforring - Ilonors on Graduates
Address Very Rev j l. Nl1rd
Exhibition In Art and Gloss WORK.
June eighth o. tenth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
NOTICE.

The gates to my ranch enclosing the
Devils Kitchen aud falls are locked,
there are no roads leading through this
property and | am not. granting pe''
mits to any one. so don't ask me for
certainly will have tn refuse. To
those who have recently or who here
after drive to the gates and walk In
are ,rcspuas.ng You are not welcome
and will be- treated with no cunsidcra'
ton OF respect IL found In here again.
80 take warning.
see II. &. HARDING. Owner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
sncial Note. aud Prr,onaI Menlisn.

Mtrr Doris Mobiles WIN has hecn ~
tending Sweet Briar college. Va. rc
turned home sunday for the summer
vacation
Mrs Wayhnd Bailey and daughter,
Mirs Elizabeth Bailey of Independence
cal. have arrived IN Amarillo. Mrs
Bailey viii make an extended visit be-.
fore returning 10 her home. Mis'
Bailey viii teach In the high school duh
ing the term 10 eo'2l
Miss Bertha saunders ~ Mclar,
-pent SUNDAY evening in Amarillo. en-
route from her home to Canyon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Chastsin Grateful for Wifc's Re-
storation From Severe Attack
Of Pneumonia.
HER LIFE SEEMED TO
HANG BY A THREAD"
Saws Tanlac Seemed to be Made
Especially for Her Case and
She's Now Like a Different
Woman.

Among the hundreds " Mcmphis
pcoplc who have more rccca.ll realized
the powers ~ the medicine ~ tho wife
~ JEFF Chastain. q millwrigtt for Edrar
Morgan 4 Company, residing at 1l2
chelsea street.
- ann cunvnccd." said Mrs Chastain.
FROM IN, wonderful Improvement Tan
las has made IN my wify's health that
there's nothing so gond for a run down
eyr'cm. Last January she had u So.
we're attack ~ pneumonia and Tor %
time No hope was held out for her r..
cuycrv In fact fuU some time her life
seemed to hc hanging 10y a thread. r..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
WEnNEsnAY.

The various circles II the W " q.
81 the Firs, Baptist church will De- en.
tertained as follows;
Circle Mrs : : FOrmhy zoos
johnson street. o'clock.
Circle AIRS Il. 2. Sturs,th 500
jackson street. ESQ o'clock.
Circle 5.-Mrs IT V knapp iooi
Harrison street. ] o'clock
Circle e.-Mrs = p Vineyard. 1900
washington street. $50 O'Clock.
The woman's Auxiliary of the Con
Kregational church will meet az J
O'Clock with Mrs VIM. Plrschcl. l3eS
Buchanan street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Iaiirre Vic ATdle.

saturday evening NJ the homo II Rev
a y. Jenkins p NJ Caffrcc ~ plin.
view snd Miss Ina MoArdlc ~ -. r1ul.
MINI. were united On IN, holy bonds
20 mairimnuy.
Immediately following the ceremony
az" Young people lei, for Plainyicw
where they will make their future
huu,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Warranty Deed.

Katherine inman - aI 90 " =. Can.
',l'. all interest lu estate q Mary C.
Cauo.is. ss-0o
E,l.rt V.rlor Co.. a. 81 Underwood
iui hiuss 27i Minor addition. Con
.id,raiion 3. o0o.
J. " Garrett = mas Sadler. Dot
i0 hiook SIS Mirror Q @ block g.
San Iac.nto addition Consideration
g1-a
s. Ei-rstad' - 40 to r q Martin
.o' H. block 2is San Jarinto addition
.Cor-iisretion ssz- 90
= q s'aubury tn ". /. Thomas lo,
q Haet ga. q. a s. Consideration 5000
" u Fuuus fo T q s,anhury. lat
o hin.s 10 q a = Consideration $3.50.
e. 80. Mccullough 20 John T. Mathis.
lot 's ti~a g q. a : Consideration
t-.ao
D. o. Erh.p ta = ". E.ruerly NO.
POI; O. biurE i- E1ki, addition Cons.i.
ra,io1 sisI.se
? ~ Bishop tn ] " Eeunerlv $50.
D. q t.oft - Eakie edition. ConsI
,r1'i0n iI-i..o.
J ~ E.rfup tH 2 = Eer1,fiy. CO
o. 2. hIprk '- Eltls addition Consld
tfrtIrr tf1fe 20
I'll. T. Psirirk o. . r. Baker. o., =
biloxi g. ll.mons editions Cousid,ra
tlun tg-e0
T " Cntsn fa a. l. Patrick. d..
con liberation 5000
Transfer.
Grrdrn tnmrr q a. % " p
rsr o.. au in'srer. In estate - Mary
% snnasls ffnn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Oat Prices Advance.

Z. h.sOflnffe tffts.
CHICAGO. June Oats assembled .
new top prices Tor the season. Cor
tinucd scantircss % arrivals had a bul.
i.sh effect. After opening quarter 90
Co late advance the market scored an
uutwn al around.
Higher quotations on hags ter dcd 20
make provisions flrmcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Social Note, and Personal Mention.

Miss Gi,nna MrHroom who has been
attending thc State University al N'r.
man. OKLA. is here visiting her mother.
Mrs q r McBroom ~ 500 TYLER
street Miss McHroomc will leave next
week for Hcrkley Crl where she will
enter the University. She expects %
receive her u. 4 dcgrce next year
= 7 Storm arrived today 80 noon
from Fort Worth. where b, has been
IN business fol the pas, few DAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Coast Guards

The men who guard our coast ara
make shipping safe are 70 receive book
aud magazines for their long hours .,
watching
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Panhandle Pen Women Postpone Meet
ing.

The meeting 81 IN" Panhandle icn
Women which was scheduled 10 b, he'll
this evening 40 the home ~ Mrs. J. w.
cheney. has been postponcd accordins
% an announcement made hy Mrs
Maude Wilson. fret vice president IL
the organization. The announcement
Cor the July meeting will be- made q.
-1mc later date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
THE WEEKS socIu cuEND,I,

TUESDAY.
The Girls Gice Club viii meet for
the regular week rehearsal AZ the studio
rooms Of the Amarillo College Of Musi'.
The piano pupils u Miss Minnie
Hutchins will appear In recital az tn
First Baptist churs, al ; o'clock.
The Panhandle Pen Women VIII
meet at 730 o'clock with Mrs J. ".
Cheney.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

PARIS June Turkey has been
-i,cn an extension ~ time amounting
iu fifteen dnyv In which 90 make it,
reply To the terms II peace presented
D., the allied nations The reply. und .r
the new arrangement. Will bc of July
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
ON THE HEIGHT.
~ Ennlca Iiriirn..


The foothills called Us green and sweet
We dullied. but We might not stay
And all day long We set our feet
In the winds way.
we climbed with him the wandering
trail
Up 10 the last keen. lonely height
Where now.poaks clustered. sharp and
frail.
Swimming IN light.
sheer on the edge 81 heaven We dw,'t
Ana laughed above the blue abyss,
whHe on my happy lips ! felt
Your windy kiss.
You were the spirit u the height,
The breath q sun and air
A bird dipt wing. and swift and white,
Peace broosied there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
NHl Emplo,c Killed.

F-r WORTH, June Geo Brown
was ac,ldcd 20 death last night In a
team pli 81 a lucd steel mill He
topped into the place while firing
boiler.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Commencement weeA Dor II. MARI,
Academy.

The Invitations have been issued D..
che Commencement Exerrisss ~ N. -;
Aiary's Academy. and tn VARIOUS en-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
sunday Scltool Reports.
The A. l.. A. Enlarged Program.
Better Citizenship.

Every effort VIM he made 90 increass
reading on American history. soci1l
problems. and other subjects. a knowi
edge of which makes Tor intelligent cit.
izcnship and for American standards Of
living. Library work with new Amer.
cans will be further developed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
THURSDAY.
FRIDAY

The Lowndcs Rogers wedding Co b.
sole,nnized at the 81. Andrews Episco
pal church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

Many men acquired the reading habit
In the camp and hospital libraries ant
they will siill want books The axso-
citation viii aid library commissions and
state libraries in establishing local Il.
braries 20 meet these and other needs
and will also provide a direct -by.mail
book service for men who do no, hav,
access TO libraries and oanno, b: served
IU ssk.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
LAYING Fioundaiions.

Tho library service q the A. L. 4.
10 soldiers. sailors and marines during
the war was 20 much appreciated that
u Is being taken over by the govern.
ment a. a basis FOR permanent library
systems In the army and navy This
transfer illustrates the plan % the asso.
citation 10 help law foundations and then
turn them over 20 lcral communities.
20 Industrial plants. 20 the government.
or 10 any agencies that viii build upon
them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

Tire National Fraternity Women will
be entertained al the home u Mrs 9.
u BAL. az her home. ie0S Nanroe
nreet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08

G1rdon hmm = ~ 10 " =
cen o. au in'sre-. IN estate - Mar
O. "anods ffeo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Iftcrnoun SrsSiaT
Time Given Turkey.

200 y. m LYNN Dcoiional--Mr.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-11-04
FOODS NO LONGER IN USE
Vegetables and Meats, Familiar in the Middle Ages, Have Disappeared
 From Modern Menu.

If the art of cooking has declined, 1t is in part due to the changing fash ions in food. For instance, in Ger many in the middle ages many vege- tables were eaten which have long since disappeared from the table, such az violet leaves. mixed with young net ties, and green wheat. and boiled hemp seed. Salads were made of mallow leaves, celery roots, and purslane, mixed with salt and pepper, for oil was almost unknown. Olive oil was con- sidered to smack of effeminacy and Italian luxury. Horseradish sauce was used instead.
 The origin of sauerkraut is lost in antiquity. But 1t was certainly made by the German hausfrau long before cauliflowers or artichokes or potatoes were known. The potato revolution ized the fare of the poor, who had for merly to rely on the roots of wild plants. The variety of meats was larger. including beavers. and In Berne bears were kept for food. Spices and aromatics were much sought after and far more used for cooking. Ginger and nutmegs were used to flavor many dishes that have now vanished from our tables.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-11-04
honored Ills Great Foe,

The Crystal palace, home of the British Imperial War museum. was the scene in its earliest infancy of touch ing incident apparently unrecorded by any of Wellington's biographers. Ac- cording to "Le Palais de Cristal." a French weekly published in London at the time of the great exhibition. lone day in April when our workmen were busily engaged unpacking exhibits in the French section. the duke of Well lingtOn appeared, in company with his daughter, the marchioness of Douro. He was expressing his interest In sev- eral products of French industry, when the workmen happened to open a case containing statue of Napoleon. The duke stopped his conversation, re- moved his hat, and bowed his head. It was easy to see, both by the attitude of his body and the expression of his face, that the old soldier was deeply moved. There fell upon all present one of those deep spells of silence which imply more than an ocean of worlds"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-11-04
Alaskan Pioneer Celebrates His 80th
 Anniversary
Communicated

Among the social events of sur passing interest was the birthday party held October 18th, Monday night to honor Dr. Mulcahy who passed his eightieth birthday. We have no doubt but what we people of Wrangell prefer to lay our bouquets on the graves of our dead heroes. But don't you think, kind reader, that we should honor the venerable doctor now? He told many interesting stories about the Civil War and declared that those were the days of real fighting, when savage men fought hand to hand with sword or gun, when the rebel cry was often mingled with the Federals' whoop. It was in one of these intense struggles that he was shot in his head.
 Mrs. Wm. H. Lewis surprised all present with a fine soprano solo. Mrs. Thomas Case also per- mitted herself to be coaxed to render another. William l.. Paul delighted with his Elaboration, a negro vocal solo.
 Mrs. Bidwell and Mrs. Paten- aude promised to help celebrate in another hundred years, al though all the guests will cer- tainly wish to hear Mrs. Mulca- hy's sweet soprano voice sooner than that. MT. and Mrs. Charles Nelson told the doctor that if he wished to see them in a hundred years. he would have to come up to heaven and give St. Peter his card. Tom Case said he would let the Doctor know if Annie Hull was down below for she is bound to be an angel and Tom will surely know if she is below.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-11-04

J. E. Gary, an experienced fox farmer, has bought the White horse Silver Black Fox Company and will operate it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-11-04
WHY LAMB AND MINT SAUCE
English Writer Goes Far Back to Trace Custom So Popular h
 That Country.

Lamb Is the only meat with which mint sauce is partaken, and England is the only country where the custom Is practiced.
 The latter fact seems to disprove the idea that 1t originated with the Jews, else 1t would have been adopted in other countries where the race predom- mates to an even greater extent than In our own. Hence, also, 1t could not have originated or been associated with the bitter herbs' which were eaten with the Paschal lamb.
 When one remembers what are the vegetables usually eaten with lamb. we get a clue to mint sauce. And 1t Is one that leads us to what Is probably the true reason of It's combination with lamb. New potatoes and green peas are the adjuncts immemorial time has led us to associate with the flesh of the lamb. These, our forbears de- cided, were provocative of indigestion. and therefore an adjunct must be h. troduced to correct this tendency. Mint during all ages has been asso- ciated with such an office. The Latin poets have broken into song regarding its merits. and the giver of a feast never thought of laying the meat on the table until the boards had been secured with this herb. So. In addi ton to being a corrective. mint had a reputation as an appetizer. Gerarde says. "The smell of mint doth stir up the mind and the taste to a greedy desire of meat."-London Tit-Bits.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-11-04
cuts, Burns
Hamlln's Wizard OH . Safe Flrst
 Aid Treatment

How often lockjaw, blood poi soning, the loss of an arm or leg, or sometimes even life itself, re- suits from the neglect of burn or little cutl Hamlin's Wizard Oil is safe and effective first aid treat ment. It is powerful antiseptic and promptly applied to wounds of this kind will lessen the danger of blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
 Wizard oil Is good dependable prep aration to have in the medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may be far away. It is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and infiamma- tion in cases of sprains. bruises, cuts. burns, bites and stings Just as reliable too for stin neck. sore feet, cold sores, canker sores, earache and toothache.
 Generous size bottle 35c.
 If you are troubled with constipation or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink pills at druggists for soc, Guaranteed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-11-04
Maritime Omelettes,

The "Pele Mele" (Paris) states in . recent issue that the eggs of the dog Ash possess all the nutritive qualities of ordinary farm eggs. Until lately. the dog-fish was quite neglected by fishermen and flung back into the sea as worthless. but today the fish is be ing actively sought by ships specially fitted for this class of fishing. The eggs of the dog-f1sh are frequently found as large as hens eggs.
 Tortoise eggs are considered a great delicacy. and make excellent omelettes. They are, however, understood to be not adapted for boiling; the white of the egg does not harden as in the or dinary breakfast.table egg.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-11-04
Offended DIunity,

Gertrude was on the lawn in front of the house, playing with the baby. aged two. Gertrude herself, not more than three times the others age, was acting the part of mother. Presently along came young man. who thought he understood children. Good morn- ing!" he said. taking of his hat. "How are you ladies today?" Gertrude looked at him with dignity. Good morning" she replied. and went on attending to the baby. The young man stopped down, "Ah." he said, land which Is which1" "rm Gertrude" re piled the older girl. land that's which !"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1920-11-04
The Source.

Experts tell us that. roughly speak ing, one marriage in three results in divorce" began the chap with the fund of useless irritation.
 "Yes," the other chimed Tn, land Hs the roughly speaking part that eAuseD most of the trouble"