The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-08-02

Fresh Bread at WeigeIs Bakery.
 Highest price paid for furs. Case < Wilson.
 The place to buy your groceries. Cast < Wilson.
 All kinds of location blanks for sale at this office.
 Weigel makes a speciality of fine pastry to order.
 Have you subscribed for the Jour nal? If not, why not?
 If you want to be healthy, eat at the Hub lunch counter.
 Cider made from pure apples. Best in town. At Hunts Grocery
 Home bakery, Fresh and Salt Meats and Fish at the Hunt Grocery Co.
 All the delieacies of the season can be obtained at the Hub lunch counter.
 Best collection of books in town att the Hunt Grocery Co.,. 322 Front street.
 Patronize the book exchange at 322I Front street. Cheapest evening past time.
 For a first-elass shave, hair cut orI shampoo, patronize the o. K. Tonso- rial Parlors.
 Do not forget there is nothing nicer than a photograph to send to your friends and the Wrangel Studio is theI place to get it.
 Patronize the Postoffice newsstand when you want stationary. candy, ci- gars and tobacco. All the leading pa- pers and magazines always on hand.
 For sale. at MeKinnons wharf, al few half bbls. of choice salt Herring caught at the Narrows. They are ex-I ceptionaIly large and fat. Price $4.00
 Dr. Lapsley will answer night calls in the future from Room 49, WrangeI Hotel, which is open all night. HeI will also have an office there from 3I to 4 only, every afternoon. At other hours he will be found as usual in his drug store.
 Gospel meeting Sunday evening att 7:30 F. M, next door to the German. restaurant. Bible study in the same place on Sunday morning at Il. o'clock Mrs. Calvert will assist the. singing. All are cordially invited
 On Monday evening last the young est son of MT. Patrick Loftus met with a painful accident which result. ed in the breaking of his leg near the thigh. Dr. Lapsley was summoned. and set the injured limb We areI pleased to learn that the litle fellow is rapidly improving.
 Arrearages due by subscribers on our books amount to a considerable sum. Individually they are but small but in the aggregate they amount toI thousands of dollars, and as every-I thing connected with the production of the Journal is based upon the cash system, that is in the payment of wages to employees, paper, ink, fuel, light, etc., you will see the necessity on your part, for a prompt responseI to this appeal.
 When you want to buy anythingI patronize the merchants who adYer-I tise in the Journal You will find that the men who help support the al iva acuixT n q wideawake and accommodating to their customers.
 J. R. McKeand expects to be down town in a few days. He has had a, hard pull, but like all Scotehmen hel was well supplied with grit, and stood the grim reaper off for this time. His many friends will be pleased to sec him.
 Town killers are classified into eight separate punches, as follows: First, those who go out of town to dol their shopping; second, those who arei opposed to improvement; third, those who prefer a quiet town to one of push and business; fourth, those who imagine they own the town; fifth, those who deride public spirited men; sixth, those who oppose every move ment Chat does not originate with themselves; seventh, those who op- pose every movement that does not appear to benefit them; eighth, those who seek to injure the credit or repu- tation of individuals.