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ROOMS-FIIRNISHEil

"s0us not water; private home rentIem.n- ,s.
2s0T ONTARIO RD.-WeIi furnished rooms.
'front.' and back. communicating. Sleeping
r poiSn; housekeepinS privilege; private bath;
534 MD. AVE NE-AttractiVe- rewIy fur
nlShed romS. single or double, an outside.
nghI and airy; ami: splendid location. le'
i,45s, i,45s WEBSTER ST. N.w.-with small adult
Sontn windows. near bath: continuous hot
water: gentleman; $40 Adams I57. l3'
AS,NTLERs AZ HoTEL-Modern single and doa-
pie, pie rooms. daily, weekly. etc; rates SeSs IN
Town permanent. tourist; parking in rear
west 1873. Mrs, Payne. mgr. i7s
sllS 18Th ST.-Newly decorated. second floor.
semi-priyate bath: Ink; adults: eaiet. '''''
79S A ST NE-2 rooms and bath: electric;
OPP. cHAsTLEToN HOTEL 1909 RiSss pi.
fioor. Reasonable. sinele or double.
22i Srd ST NV beautiful rooms. in old
colonial home; completely furnished house
keeping; Summer rates. Franklin 1894
4is A ST. SE.-.LarSe front room an8 kj,e6-
sss'ts. sss second noor porch. bath. same floor;
Sl5 ST Nw:-Layge, clean. housekeeping
dTen. ~
l4l2 KENNEDY Second floor room. well fur
nsar niSne1. nttehen; bath; detached residence
Hea tennis, soll, ouS. cars. Adams 4laT
l3l5 l2th ST N.W.-Front room 4tth ki,r6-
adults N0 IA
l74l CHURCH ST NV. 1near D1Iponf Ss,yeJsl
-Bright, cool room. single. two iarxs win
dows second floor, adjoining bath electric
Ivy, ny ,,:,La h1,Sh,: reasonable gentleman; walk
1883 18th ST.-heRutifni. large. bed-iiving
ROOM to yogns man In centrally located
"paIklheht. Slo Phone Franklin $50 ias
tr1n tran, l4tn & &Mw.aLarse. beautifully furnished
nnone: central location After m is'
22os PENN. AVE. NV. oyeriookinv beautiful
rity, sarasa y, S,tt1se--NoSt reaSonabie IN the
DURING day or evening, ~''' "s's '''''
SCOTT CIRCLE tiS2i r. IY-Ceol. desirable
n,,s cvo'h H., t%il NJ nedS convenient bath eontinu-
accommodated Is
1891 SPRING RD N.W--LsTSs front room,
line: ons np pFlt,a.e , family: on IAN 8 ssgg
couple '''e''s" o'
@.n, nj. Mtss' sss msV AVE Od Mwclssn; dry sP5!'-
by MASS AVE. N,w,-~Large, clean room.
nicely furnished; Ame. suitable Tor Two
rent reasonable
iea6 fNGLEStDE TERRAcE NW---RaTssinS
rooms; also sinsle room. sis Adams 47sa
laIa SPRING PL, Nw,-Fer LADY. fine front
sGS% sPs 3 ne sesle ds, I%S TSdeSs private home
lf6A KILBouRNE NW-Larse second neay
wsteE. unlimited phone Col a6sS.
1871 CLiFTON-Single or dOurle. inStRn'
men. Col AGl3
1851 CHAPLIN ST Nw-~Reautifuliy fur
msned room, I windows eeal; baths an
second noor; instantaneous hot Rwteti co.
lohlal house adjacent park; $50, gentleman
Ia
DOWNTOWN, In artists apartment house
NV,
iasi JEFpERsoN PL Iisth aud Conn ave-
- Army family viii let 9nd moor tront room
Twin beds southern exposure, waking dis
tauees ami.
500 lath NW,--In doWntoWn apt hotel
large cool room and bath southern eAr
posnfei all-nisht service cafe.
al2 sr NV Small housekeeping apt o.
rooms. frsl door sink and sas fansF-
rent reasonable ~
a9at isth ar NV Delightfnliy cool nrsi-
nnar corner room, private bath AND hAtE
closets, twin beds eentlemen,
Aan and af NV. One iayge roam ana
Kitchen With sink, pantry, electricity isnt
housekeeping L.
.csn,inusa oa Nest PAss.l
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USED CAR SALE.
Hudson Sedan ......... $545
Ford coupe l35
Oldsnobile Coupe (late). =. 5o5
Studc. Special Sedan. ...... COS
REQ Sedan ......... 845
Studebaker Coupe ...". 245
Essex Coach ............. POS
Dodge a Sedan .......... oVo
Chevrolet Roadster .... Is
Oakland Touring ..,,. $50
II McREYNOLDS * SON,
l423-i425-i427 /, ST. NV.
S-T~U~D-E-B -B.A- * Err.
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1lEN ELh HEEIIIttCt 3 2 III AIUIIdIJN tEpUWIIL LtI1
Is-inch carriage. $40; file case. $40. After
pm. Col. 6032. i9s
MEAT DISPLAY CASE 90 ft). ice box, meat
chopper and block. Call after $50 pm.
27l0 10th st ne IS"
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
sCnakf~aaA

machine and hand finish
ing; efficient: reasonable; reliable service
r. e Nash. Columbia A23l
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ALE--MisCELLAsEOUs

EgD~Dk gERPOET three Ieysiy gtaest 9geys
afslfsa difipk ROOM bargain, Agt J, l4ss
Tei9alDtE - -. -,
fsEDEl5o!h EyITK, lstsst two ~GeHs wsiBNt,
4ossssSl3ng IL p9steg ned, 89tl yeDity, dresser
Eae eggl}fbBleF. sefiBR and n5sI6fsss, seFEstH
Ep4 i 1876 fsgf ~,
BUILDING MATERIAL from recently #gsek
- big ffans WeF biIgBasgR INV 9fl EsA at
car sayds fb00d SCORING, lHse foot sheath
sug sT6 fysMsgg. ze 1ogt. Dfick. sssas doors,
NfnsoNs, ffaDlfe beams pibp45sHEs DsBs sTc
Dsang .9thfr AABas LgSf3 prices fts laTgs
3sNrHINTJER cf3, tth sDd Fle aye Nh
EFfsfThf5EB IN, - ard r. EtK kW
1sELHIbCER m, Esfi "a tya. M
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sALE--AUTOMOBILES.

FORD COUpE-Good condition, practically
all new Firestone tires Only $50. Adams
G127
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sALE-AUTOMOBILES.


PEERLESS MOTOR co.
Is
Offering
Transportation at the very low
est price. See these cars that
are listed today:
1924 Buick Sedan.
1925 Buick Sedan.
1925 Flint Sedan.
1926 Essex Coach.
1927 Essex Coach.
1925 Ambassador Sedan (2).
1925 Nash Spec. Rdstr.
1924 Haynes Sedan.
1924 Rickenbacker Sedan.
Packard 6 Sedan.
Your Car at Your Price.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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PACKING BOXES, strong. i4xl5x2o inches;
tain Valley Water Co. FIR. 7l43 for further
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

FAIKLITILD'S PET SHOP,
1919 9th st. NV. Main J607.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SrmatsmaAA

CABINET, to At in that spare corner ad-
Unstable shelves: for china or books any
tirlsh: s25. Sample, lS42 II st. ne. Lin
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$50.
PONTIAC COACH
MOTT MOTORS, INC, i4i4 18th.
HAWKINS.
GOOD TRANSPORTATION
AT SACRIFICE PRICES.

HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. INC,
1888, l509-ii l4iii st. NV.
Main $3.50.
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COOPERATIVE
Used Car Department.
1925 l4th St. NV.

OUR CLAIM.
More cars at less money. We
welcome comparisons with any
cars at Our asking price. Every
automobile priced to sell. It's
your opportunity. A partial list
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PATNTTNG-Prectical, efacient house paint
snc al reasonable cost; best refs. r. Moran,
iss7 7th NV Decatur 1855, am. To-
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r0ARTJIHC or Yooming: splendid location 2
Eve M re corner opposite 81. AloyEins
fsflsyrfs ID Yoon6, Z baths z back porcbes,
essYy rom front room h.-w NJ Electricity.
nssfy paneYed Rent reduced, SIS month.
wew eaf North CAPITOL,
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machine. new. osciilator type. S77. so: Tegus
lar price. sl2s. A,B.C. ironing machine. new.
26-inch electrically heated, $69. SO; regular
price, $i45. Walker electric dishwasher,
home type. $50. so: regular price. 1925 Frank
r. Holt Co, TIT 18th st, NV.
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PAPTRHANGTNC, painting. plasterinE. moor
ErrapinE roofing. house remoueling anc
stlcro work THE better kind. Very reason
able: is months 10 pay; estimates ehesrtuly
given. National Decorating Co.. 4oll AIinoiS nLs
ave w Adams 1878. Is
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AINTTNCT-Beautify your home by having
us do your painting, interior and exterior,
kest cf reference and workmanship; get our
estsnates Call Geo. J. O'Connor, FranShn
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LIVE sT0CK AND GATTLE.

glE EALE. fine, bIA6k SADDLE mare Lhel esn
WIZ S55s. eD7a''' '''' . ~" wa 80
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painting, interior ana eM-
terror; skilled mechanics; reaSonanle prices.
Paul Serene, S. NJ st. NV. N: l0lS1.
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$445.
NASH SEDAN.
MOTT MOTORS. INC, ltl4 18th,

w ALLAH l..
Guaranteed Used Cars.
Ask for Cars by Numbers.
lsl7-Nash 4-door Brough,.
re6nished. new tires, $3.50
1857 Nash Sport Rdstr.,
rumble seat, excellent con-
dition ......,..,....... 800
l643-~Chevrolet Coupe. -. 27S
1851 - Nash. model 233...., $50
1900 Dodge Business Mans
Sedan .,,...,.,.... 800
l6sS-~Nash 4-door Coupe 400
l663~B Buick Sedan ....,. 600
l60S- Nash Light 6 Coach,
reconditioned and rehn-
ished ................ $50
WALLACE MOTOR CO..
Nash Distributors.
100 l.. ST, NV.
Open Evenings. Main 7ol2.
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HOUSEHOLD FuRNTTURE--As I am NOV
furniture: in excellent condition BY ap-
pointment only. No dealers. Phone Wis
consn 1866 il3 Grafton st, Chevy Chase,
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$3.50.
CHEVROLET SEDAN.
MOTT MOTORS. INC, i4l4 ilth.
OAKLAND-PONTIAC.
Padgett- Joyce Motor Co.

OTHERS. $50 UP
CASH OR TERMS.
Line. 386l. 654 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Line. 8440. 7l2 i st. Sc.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
NOTICE THESE SPECIALSl
Buick late as Master Coach h.,......,. $3.50
Buick Coupe, .2.pass: 1925; new tires;
Chevrolet CabrioIet. 1927. equal to new SOS
Flint Big Pouring a snap at .,,.,,... 2i5
Hudson T-pass. Touring .4t...t.......,. $50
Buick 4.3ass Coupe. late model ...... 22s0
fapmoblle Sedan. late model ....... ... is0
Jordan Touring ,,t....s.4. 4s, .,.,,.s.,. 100
n q. stutz Sport Touring. o wheels and
tires; for unpaid notes needs only
SIS down 20 take Il away
Hudson BpeSdBter. 1923 ...,..,.t....... lIS
Cadillac PhaAton ...,...,.-....., iS0
Buick Lleht Roadsters f21 SIS g. 90
Buick 1leht Touring ,,...,..,....,... 75
Stutz Roadster ..... ...,....,...,..... 30
Terms or frsde Easily ARRANGED
ROBERT HEHSONH AUTO EXCHANGE,
100 Fiorida Ave NE North t040A i6s
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PAPERHANcING. PAINTING AND .PL.AS-
TFRINc5 a specially We also install hot
water heat. porches screened AND built,
baths. plumbing. etc. scrape ana lay new
Toors make and hang awnings and window
shades-in fact. any Improvement or altera-
tioa your home may need. We use DUEL Dca
on premises. so ingredients may be seen;
This is flrst-class established company All
our work guaranteed; paperhanglnF guar
suteed lin writingb for 5 years. References
supplied upon request. Cash or terms up 70
Years. Free estimates. Peoples Home Dec
Grating Co. Inc. BIZ 9Th 81. NV Mann t4lo.
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OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAYS
UNTIL PM.
THE TREW MOTOR co.
1896 18th. Decatur 1910.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suite, beautiful
twin beds. vanity. dresser, chiffonier, rugs,
Victrola. reed set. swing. breakfast set. china
closet. refrigerator. carriage: reasonable.
1928 I4th NV. IT,
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GARAGE MATERIAL new galvanized metal,
lumber, doors, sash and hardware, complete,
at lowest prices: Hechinger Co., 9th G
sts s.w.; 5th Fla. ave. ne. 592l Ga. ave.
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INVALID CHAIR. rolling; cheap. Col, e4S
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GAS RANGES. new and slightly used, all
sizes; less than half price. Why pay more?
Every range guaranteed. j. w. Williams,
609 9Th So. NV. Main 2o66. l8e
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RADIO SALES ANN REpAIRs.

REPAIRS by radio engineers. and euaran-
teed. Interference. elminators. So; bat
make Sets tested free. Old sets rebuilt at
moderate charge. Looms Radio College,
COMPLETE 6-TUBE RADIO. like new, S25
Aerials erected. quick repair service: lot new
parts, eliminators, speakers, amplifiers, cheap.
Lincoln 8462 1905 Sc l5s
USED RADIOS from IS up. All in good
condition. Smiths Battery and Radio Serv-
ice 2iie 18th st. NV.
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FURNITuRE-Neariy new mohair and frieze
living room suite. with mahogany frame;
barRain for cash 1880 Columbia rd.
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A EBERLY'e SONS. INC. 7ie 7th St. NV,
IN business In Washington for nearly 30
years Established fS4el. offers home owners
q complete home repairing ana reTnoaeiing
Serv.ek Csrpentering- cement work elec-
ericsf work. heating systems, painting, paper
fsngsrg. pis yterinR. plumbing, roof repairs.
Winning, ste No ready cash reoulreo. COR
wenient monthly payments arranged. no soo
too small or too large all work done by Us
one bflI Estimates cfeerfullv furnished.
Mo6ernsze your home by the Eberly PLAN
Phone Main 6557.
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K00NTNG HOUSE. between 7. II. g a. and
Gecrge wasaington University; Illness q
present owner calls for sale: bargain at $500.
4ocTees BoE l32-D. Star once, or phone
West $50 before Q. after 4.50. 4.50.-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
Egg-Eating Snakes

South African egg-eating snakes have a very acute sense of smell, and will immediately reject an egg that is not quite fresh. At the London zoo they have been observed to eat some of the eggs offered them, and to reject others, which on breaking open, were invariably found to be added. The eggs reach the snakes gullet unbrok- en, but there they come into contact with large enamel-capped projections of the vertebrae, the object of which is to crush the shells, which are eject ed after short interval in the form of pellets. The expanding power of the creature's jaws are even more amaz- ing than in the case of other snakes, as a specimen with head no larger than mans little finger is capable of swallowing bantam's egg.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
GUILD WILL GIVE WHIST
 PARTY FOR HOSPITAL
 BENEFIT ON OCTOBER 1o

The Guild made plans at their meeting last night to give a whist party at the Redmen lodge rooms Friday evening, Oct. 19, for the benefit of the hospital. The price of admission, 50 cents, will include cards and lunch, and prizes will be given. AS this will be the first big card party of the season, a good attendance is ex- pected and an enjoyable evening is anticipated. The committees appointed include ladies of the Guild and Miss Witt of the hos pital staff.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11

The PIT. A. held an enjoyable meeting at the grade school last Thursday evening at which the program included piano selec- tion by Miss Marjorie Benjamin, a travel talk by A. B. Gurr and violin selections by Miss Rose, accompanied by Miss Scott, both of the high school faculty. Mrs. Mclaughlin led the assembly singing, The program was fol- lowed by refreshments.
 At the business meeting, sug- gestions were made for some gym benefit affairs, and committees appointed. A movie and a rum mage sale will be among the first undertakings. The picture com mittee reported having selected copy of The Cleaners to be used this year in connection with the Pr. A. attendance.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
FeDer Wizards Than
 Witches in Legends

It is significant that though witch and wizard are equally common in legend and history, the generic name for the thing is witchcraft; there is not quite the same feeling to the word wizardry.
 Probably the records will show more witches than wizards. Women are additionally, actually, wayward. hysterical, ba6iing and unmanageable. For ages the thought of the, world was dominated by men, good and true thought and devilish cruel delusion and superstitious thought. What more natural than that man should impute evil powers to the creature who tempts and torments him and should make her suffer from his re- vengeful sadism? Incubus and sue cuba exist together in legend, but suc- cuba is more terrifying and fascinat- ing to the male imagination, and 1t is the male imagination which gave form to myths and legends and con- trolled all old laws and religions The Bookman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
ELKS DANCE $

Everything is in readiness for the big Elks' dance at the Com munity Gym on Saturday night.
 The Elks Never Disappoint" has become a maxim, and the dance Saturday night will be no exception.
 A letter from the Juneau Elks' lodge states that they will en- deavor to route all the travelling men in Alaska via Wrangell on October Is.
 Invitations have also been sent to Ketchikan, Tokeen and Pe- tersburg and it is understood that a good delegation will be here from the latter city. If any money is left after paying the expenses it will be turned over to the hospital board.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
Shape of Shells

Modern lOng-range shells are ci- gar-shaped. They taper both at the front and at the rear. This taper ing of the rear end Is called boat tailing. You have noticed that rac- ing automobiles have torpedo-shaped sterns. A square-tailed shell or au- tomobile is actually held back at high speeds because of the vacuum created behind it by the velocity of Its movement. Tapering the tail leads the air gently and easily into the hole that the shell or the racing car bores in the atmosphere and thus lessens vacuum's impeding grip on the flying object" - Everybody's Magazine.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11

To give the friends of Major and Mrs. Carruthers an opportu- nity to have a social hour with them on the eve of their depar- ture for their new field of work, a farewell reception will be given at the home of MT. and Mrs. M. o. Johnson tomorrow (Friday evening". All friends are invi- ted to call at that time, between the hours of eight and ten.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
Announce Best Flour
 for Making Prefxals

Pennsylvania was the first home of the pretzel in America. That state to this day leads the Union in the pro- ] duction of this species of fruit" These, says the Pathfinder Magazine, were some of the incidentals picked up by the Department of Agriculture when it made a search for facts which would determine the four most suit able for pretzel making.
 It was also learned that there are two distinct types of pretzels-the familiar hard pretzel and the soft pretzel, which Is ~intended for con sumption the day 1t is baked. Some of the hard pretzels are machine stamped and others are made by hand.
 But the machines are used only in the manufacture of the smaller sizes. The characteristic twisted pretzel Is twisted by hand even though the dough is rolled by a machine. No machine has been perfected which will give the particular twist desired. An ex- perienced and skillful operator can twist about twenty-five or thirty pret- gels minute.
 The government experts learned that satisfactory pretzel flour can be made by blending hard wheat Hours and soft wheat Hours of high and low .nrotein content, or by using a pat %ht" or straight" flour with a small percentage of "clear" four.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
Insects on Plants

Healthy plants well cared for are not likely to be much troubled by in- sects, but if any do appear, try first the effect of cold water forcibly sprayed on or. with large leaved plants, applied with sponge. This failing, nicotine spray, which you can get anywhere that garden sup plies are sold, ought to serve the pur- pose. Whale oil soap is an old and standard remedy, but it's odor and ap- plication are almost equally unpleas- ant and you will probably wish to try other means.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11

Men seek the path of duty in the remote when 1t really passed by the door.
 All suffering is not the result of sin. Much of it is incidental to finite existence.
 That species of orthodoxy which neither learns, nor forgets, Is bar rier to human progress.
 Reason verifies science and faith verifies religion. The final proof of either is found in its fruits.
 Things left to themselves don't get right. It is not "cursed spite that you were born to set them right"
 A dreamless sleep may be resiful. but the world needs dreamers. A man who follows an ideal is a conscript of a dream.
 "A sorrow Is an itching place that Is made worse by scratching" Sor. row is also medicine that Is good for the soul.
 It is the part of wisdom to admit that man may have an opinion diff. ferent from ours without being fool or knave.
 Astronomy tells us that the har mony of the stars is the result of gravitation, but to the poet the morn ing stars still sing together for joy
 Industr. and method cannot make up for the. lack of mental power, hut they certainly bring whatever power you have into action and develop it
 Life is not little bundle of big things, but big bundle of little things Take care of the little things and you will be ready for the big ones when they come.
 Some fiction writers of today deal in filthy, degenerate, nauseating car nality. pigpen revels in nastiness Cut off the demand and let these pur. veyors of rottenness die in their own slop.-Exchange.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
Original "BedIanl"

The word "bedlam" had it's origin in the word Bethlehem. Bedlam Is the name given to the Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem in London. Eng land, which was founded in the Four teenth century. In the Sixteenth cen tury Henry VIII turned 1t into an in- stitution for the insane, and it be- came infamous for the brutal ill., treatment meted out to the inmates. It was indeed madhouse, and the word bedlam has since been applied to any frenzied assembly or mad crowd.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
PHOTOGRAPH AXIOMS

In any given saxophone record, the agonies of the two sides will be equal and acute.
 The commercial area of a popular record is in inverse proportion of its musical value.
 An obtuse auditory nerve which is equal to two Hawaiian records is equal to anything
 The two sides of any fox-trot rec. ord are equal to the two sides of any other fox-trot record.
 To find the factors of an operatic record, multiply its diameter by the altitude of the soprano.
 The difference between two tenors is equal to the square of the differ. ence in the diameters of their rec ords.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
HERE'S THE POINT

Add similes: As unexpected as a jury summons.
 Pa says he never has doubted he is the light of mas life She won't let him go out at night.
 If you broke diet and gained ten pounds, don't complain. The weigh of the transgressor Is hard.
 Politicians seldom if ever write their memoirs. They have an instinctive fear that they will misquote them selves.
 Crocodiles can go three months with out eating. But what makes a fellow suspicious when he looks at one is will he?
 A lot of people do not have to be weighed in the balance to be found wanting. They always are wanting if they don't want this they want that
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11

Little Robert Shermer this morning suffered a cut over his right eye that laid the flesh open to the bone when he pulled a boat over on him on the beach near his home at the head of the bay. The injured child was rushed to the hospital where several stitch es were taken to close the wound by Dr. Edwards.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. Geo. R. Hatton represents the White Sewing Machine Company in Wrangell and is qualified to teach the use of the attachments, such as French scanning made possible by one stitching: darning by machine, etc. Attractive allowances made on old machines traded in. Easy monthly payment terms. All models, both treadle and electric. Call at Lind man house, formerly Miss Woods residence.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
SENTENCE SERMONS

God, from beautiful necessity, is love.-Tupper.
 The secret of success Is constancy to purpose.-Disraeli.
 Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy Emerson.
 The Lord Is the strength of my life {; of whom shall be afraid?-Psalm 27:1.
 find that the best virtue 1 have has in 1t some tincture Of vice.-Mi. chael de Montague.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Between usings soak the paint brushes in turpentine.
 Rub little lard on the hinges of that obstinate oven door.
 Damp salt rubbed on the hands and feet will prevent chilblains.
 shoe is not a good fit if the great toe does not He in a straight line
 Tailor's thread will hold on son. ny's trouser and coat buttons for some time. It is we'll to invest in spool of it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
Bones in Human Rand

There are no more bones In child's hand than that of an adult. In tn, young, however, the ends of the bone have not been firmly attached to tn. shaft, which i1 an X-ray picture wouln give the effect of more bones than real ly exist. Bones originate and develop from several centers known as centers of justification.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
Fs Old Theory

As philosophical theory mechanisr, .s the attempt to regard the enrif' universe as closed system of rul>ti. and effects In which every change ultimately reduced to change of n' tion. In this sense It is practical synonymous with materiallsm. IT. term was first given currency by lici hart
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11

The Uncle-Well, here's the mon- ey you've been bothering me for. Now, remember the old saying that "A fool and his money are soon part ed The nephew don't know about that. I've had to coax you for more than a week for this.