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The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1938-11-25

A canned food matinee was held
Saturday afternoon in Ketchikan at
the Revilla theater for the benefit
of needy families in Ketchikan.
Admission to the matinee was in
the form of canned goods which
were turned over to the Salvation
Army for its annual Thanksgiving
and Christmas cheer activities. The
show was the fifth annual event of
its kind. Last year approximately
500 cans of food stuffs were con-
tributed by persons going to the
matinee.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1938-11-25
CALL FOR BIDS

Bids will be received at the of
flee of the City Clerk until 5 p. m.
November 26, for the sale of a va
cant lot in Block Il, MeKinnon
street. Size of lot is approximately
40 by go feet. Terms of sale to be
cash.
The city council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Wrangell City Council.
Publication Dates. Nov. 1926.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1938-11-25

Mrs. Percy Oglesbee underwent a
major operation at Bishop Rowe
General Hospital this morning from
which she is reported to be making
a good recovery. Other patients at
the hospital are Peter Pospeth and
Seotty Martin.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1938-11-25

Only 80 days before Christmas!
Designate ship by Railway Ex-
press" on parcels from the states
weighing over 7 lbs. Joel Wing.
adv.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1938-11-25

Initiatory ceremonies were held
Monday night by the Eastern Star
in which Mrs. Tony Saari became
a member of the Order Two OF the
Officers having a part. in the eere-
monies were Mr. Saari's sisters,
Mrs. Wilfred Fykerude and Mrs.
Henry Wells, who, as well as his
wife, were admitted to the Eastern
Star on his membership in the Ma
sonic fraternity.
Following the close of Chapter re-
freshments were served by the host
esses of the evening. Mrs F. S.
Barnes and Mrs. H. B. Thornquist,
at tables decorated in Thanksgiving
motif and bowls of asters, marigold
and snapdragons picked that after
noon from the Barnes gardens
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03

The Appleton Press (pardon US
while we use our scissors) reports
that this happened during the
state convention of the Associa-
ton of County Fairs:
1t seems q certain felloa1 gaze
big party at the hotel and tDoee
up the nert morning in q hospital,
S1athed in banddges, aDith q
friend sitting beside him. "What
happened?" he asked.
"Sh-h, don't excite yourself"
counseled the friend.
'But iUhat happened, persist
ed the bandaged one.
"Well, do you remember you
gaze big party at the hotel last
night?" the friend inquired.
along about midnight you sud-
denly announced that you aDere
an airplane and made a bet that
you could fly out the aDindotD, do
taUo Imn,elman turns and fly back
in again."
"But aphy didn't you stop me-?
noaned the other.
my dear fello1D, l tDas betting
on you" replied the friend.
We hereby tender our affidavit
that the gentlemen involved were
not members of the Redwood
County fair board as the group
attended the session under a court
order restraining them from bet
ting.
-
A lastly tatted pair of Sissy
Britches apiece 60 this week to
certain drug salesman who en-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03
Fremont Schmidt Is
Named Editorial Head

Fremont Schmidt of SPRING
field was elected president of the
Minnesota Editorial association at
its seventy-second annual con-
vention which closed in Mime
apolis Saturday. He succeeds Lou
Benshoof of Detroit Lakes under
whom he served as first vice
president for the last year.
E. E. Howard of Wheaton was
elevated from second vice presi-
dent to first vice president and
Paul Keith of Chatfield, from
third vice president to second
vice president. The new man in
the lire of officers was Horace
w. Cutten of Red Lake Falls,
elected third vice president.
w. F. Duffy of Shakopee was
reelected treasurer and M. E.
sherwood, Sebeka, member of
the executive committee.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03

THERE Is NO BETTER REASON
for limiting the number of cars making up
train than there is for limiting the num-
Der of pages newspaper may print. Fair
mont Sentinel.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03

ment.-John Jueneman conducted
a band concert at Delhi.-EliZa-
beth Weisensee and John Moulter
were married at Wanda.-W. B.
Clement returned from Texas and
Mexico.-Mrs. Zeimer, mother of
R. w. Zeimer of Redwood Falls
died at Sanborn.-Three new
electric signs were installed here.
-Vesta granted the Dawson Pow
er Accumulation company a con-
tract for lighting her streets
Miss Irene Aune entertained the
Energetic light at her home
Miss Gertrude Hicks of Vesta at
tended the Armory ball.-Oliver
Durham shipped five cars of
stock to South st. Paul.-People
were warned not to try to slip
Glenn Lauterbach any smokes dur
ing Lent because he was on the
ash heap.
SO YEARS AGO
The dramatic company was
making preparations for another
play.-Mrs. John Lauterbach was
visiting her parents in Milford
Burt Hammond went to Sleepy
Eye to work.-Dr. Riheldaffer was
expected home in time to preach
at the Presbyterian church,
Winter cholera was little too
strong for r. A. Turrell and he
came home from the university to
recuperate. Misses Mary and
Annie Smith went east by train
S. w. Hays was selected to repre-
sent this district in the executive
council of the Republican club
Crandalls orchestra furnished
music for a Leap Year party.-A.
D. Foster sold out his restaurant.
The executive committee of the
lEillage library met.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03
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Little

broiders lunch cloths in his spare
moments !. and to certain
theatre man who lives in the
same apartment house and leases
the certain drug salesman about
his handwork Which he
shouldn't do, as we happen to
know the theatre mans wife
had to tear up a flannel nightie to
keep him from wearing it!
f-f-
BY certain standards the Roose-
welt Ball was a bowling success
|. everybody got stepped on but
the orchestra.
"Just Thinking" at Vesta just
thinks that Wallace should have
a new crop control project -. !.
for blowing under the Big Apple.
49,
EPITAPH
Here lies the body of your old
pal.
Her boss aDent off to sunny Cal.
Leaning her to deal tDith the
Workers Alliance,
The sDeed professors (Morten's
clients),
The Townsend club, the city
atty,
The gossip told in circles catty,
Publicity from dear Harris (A.)
The court house gang and
scho0Ihouse plan.
Her death iDas peaceable and
quiet
she a0as so darn busy, she omit
ted any diet.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03
BEGIN WORK ON STORE

A crew of 10 men supervised by
Lang and Mahal of Redwood Falls
began work Monday rebuilding
the Big Store at Olivia for w. R.
Wirgate of Redwood Falls. The
contract requires that the build
ing be finished in As days.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03
THE PRESENT DAY GENERATION

THE PRESENT DAY GENERATION
could learn much by studying how the
pioneers met the problems that confronted
them and could profit by following their ex-
ample in many things. The conviction is
growing that before the vexing problems
which now confront the country are solved,
there will have to be return by all the
people to the thrift, frugality, hard work
and mental honesty of the pioneers.-Long
Prairie Leader.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03
Backward
Chances
5 YEARS AGO

Tax cuts of S138,5O9 in the
county were reported.-A mass
meeting to discuss taxes and mort
cages was called by E. T. Ebbeson
of .Revere.-Two unmasked BAN
dts stole SIT in a holdup at Tom
Tyson's oil station.-A mems
smoker was held in the basement
of st. GATHERINGS church.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Dommer of Wa
basso celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary. - Gordon
Cole finished his medical educa-
ton, tying for highest mark in the
United States in national board
examinations Klabunde
of Clements celebrated his seven
ty-fifth birthday.-Parts of corn
picker were stolen from Lewis
Carity.-Mrs. N. B. Andersen en-
tertained a group of friends to
celebrate her birthday.-The
WCOF planned a series of card
parties-The postoffice force held
an informal party at the L. P.
Winter home.-Rev. j. J. Ehrstein,
former pastor of the Presbyterian
church died in st. Louis.-Chil-
dren of the intermediate depart
mennt of the Methodist church
held a coasting party at the golf
grounds.
10 YEARS AGO
j. H. Wichman was reelected
school superintendent. The
monthly meeting of the CONNER
cial club was held at Hotel RAM
Students and faculty of the
school heard Harold Barnhardt,
member of the famous 1927 foot
ball team at the university.-The
Melvin Daskam post was named as
one of SO state American Legion
groups cited for membership
work.-Mrs. Bess Wilson address,
ed Girl students of the university.
Chairman H. B. West of Nor
gan issued a call for a county
Republican meeting.-Mrs. Lavina
Wohlford formerly of Clements,
died.-The Botsford Lumber COM
pany paid tribute to dad" Isham
at their annual meeting in VIM
ora.-B. E. Marsh, Gazette editor,
was attending the editorial con-
vention.-Rud Stensvad was elect
ed to the board of directors of the
Minnesota Trades association
Ella Crimmins was taking her
masters degree at Columbia Uni
versity.
Is YEARS AGO
George Wells, weH-known far
mer south of town moved to Red
wood Falls.-William Rosendahl
and C. D. Thompson dissolved
partnership.-A survey for the
new electric line between Mime
apolis and Redwood Falls was
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03
Is YEARS AGO

George Wells, weH-known far
mer south of town moved to Red
wood Falls.-William Rosendahl
and c. D. Thompson dissolved
partnership.-A survey for the
new electric line between Mime
apolis and Redwood Falls was
made.-M. 0. Byram was elected
chief of the volunteer fire depart
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03

1T WAS VERY THOUGHTFUL OF J.
Edgar Hoover to bring to Minnesota Peter
Anders, hdnap--slayer Of Charles S. Ross.
What with such unsolved crimes as the Cor
coran, Liggett and Guilford murders, it gives
Minnesota such rare opportunity to see
what an apprehended criminal looks like.
Austin Herald.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-03

A lastly tatted pair of Sissy
Britches apiece 60 this week to a
certain drug salesman who em-
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
INDIAN MOTORS INC.

Indian Motors Inc. of Tucson at
1876 North Stone Avenue is one of
the firms in this section Of
the state that is rendering an essen
tial service in a business that de-
serve your careful consideration, en-
joying a large and we'll merited pat
ronage from the city and surround
ing country. Phone Tucson-1287.
The used car can now be said to
have reached q permanent level OF
value and POPULARITY. The thousands
of happy owners of good used cars
such as these guaranteed automobiles
are living example Of the fact that
such a machine has real investment
value. The reputation and real worth
Of the used cars has been steadily
advanced by the attention reputable
dealers have given it. Such firm as
this certified public motor car market
are devoting very special attention to
marketing reconditioned used cars et'
ficiently.
The real worth of a good used car
is apparent. Intelligent buyers have
been known to pay practically the
nrica Of a new one for used car
when delivery was too long deferred.
The dividing line between new ana
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
ROSSI FLOWER SHOP

order will be filled with flowers that
will be fresh for several days, be-
cause flower from this establishment
are not in refrigerator for several
days before they are sold and then
wither and die when exposed to ma
tural atmosphere. Instead all their
flowers are cut fresh every day.
AS designer Of floral emblems
for funeral or social occasions this
establishment has attained great fame
as being an artist Of more than ord
mary ability.
Their heart and soul beat in uni
son with the work and as a conse-
quence their designs are distinguished
for their very appropriate appear
ance.
Every modern facility for the prop.
er care and preservation of the flow
ers until they reach their destination
has been provided and they will re.
main fresh long after arrival as they
provide them just as they are coming
into bloom.
This we'll known establishment is
one of the concerns of the community
whom we wish to call to the attention
Of our readers as an evidence of the
class of business people who comprise
the modern progressive community.
At Rossi Flower Shop they are ex-
perts and have had long experience
and are thoroughly abreast of the
times. Their service is reliable and
prices reasonable.
Nogales international., 1938-04-02

When meal time catches you IN
Tucson, stop at Ell Rancho Grande
and enjoy we'll cooked meal at a
most reasonable price.
This restaurant is known for good
food. A reputation sustained by the
community as we'll as motorists and
the travelling public.
Here the management selects the
food, scours the markets and accepts
only choice and fancy foods. This
together with chefs of rare ability in
sures the public of the most savory
meals.
In the kitchen you will find the
most modern equipment and utensils
kept scrupulously clean. There is
never a question Of sanitary laws in
this establishment.
The courtesy and attention of the
attendants is feature that receives
more than passing notice from the
patrons.
It is not necessary to order whole
meal, the patrons are assured of the
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
TENCHERT'S MARINELLO SHOP

The profession Of the permanent
WAIVER should be one Of the utmost
Importance and we can not fail in this
comprehensive review of our pro-
gress to devote some space to a well
merited tribute to the excellent
work performed by this beauty shop.
They have made study Of beauty
culture from a scientific standpoint
and have supplemented this with
much actual work, which makes this
service both tried and modern. Beau
tv culture has advanced very rapid
ly in last few years and they have
kept right abreast Of the times.
1t is equipped and appointed with
most scientific equipment and com
Portable appointments. There is moth
ing that is not conductive to the good
of the service
The permanent wave system they
practice gives hair a natural life and
lustre. Your inspection is invited.
There is no frizz nor kink, but the
marcel effect with dnglet ends. They
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
Ell RANCHO GRANDE

same attention for just a snack as for
a we'll appointed dinner at this cafe.
While seated at one of the tables
you are delighted by the ,home-like
atmosphere which prevails. Not only
are the foods cooked as mother used
to cook them but you will find the
best foods in season from which to
make your selection.
1t has been truly said that the way
to mans heart is through his stom-
ach. Likewise this modern up-to-
date restaurant is daily building
their business with the tasty, delicious
meals they serve.
It makes no difference whether you
live to eat or eat to live you can be
most conveniently served at this moo
ern restaurant. .
Therefore we deem it most fitting
and proper that we in this business
review direct the special attention OF
the readers to ElRancho Grande To-
Gated at 434 North 4th Avenue
Phone Tucson-4635. upon: your next
visit to Tucson drop in for a meal.
Nogales international., 1938-04-02

Seven Up Bottling Co., of Tucson
at 300 East 7th Street, Phone Tucson
1921 has become quite factor in the
business and social as we'll as the
home life of this part of the state by
reason of THE very complete line of
beverages and the excellent service
given in delivery.
They have a very modern plant
fitted with all the latest Of equipment
for the production of beverages which
are bottled under the most sanitary
conditions. Discriminating people
would always rather drink from one
of their bottles than from an open
eontainer that is mixed by the aver
age place as the bottles are all ster-
ilized and there is no chance for dust
to get into the products. They use
the very best of materials and all
their beverages are rich in flavor
and sparkle with the famous carbon
ated water which has been highly
recommended by we'll known
health authorities. Always demand
the products of this plant. Look at
the label and see that you get what
you order as these products are the
result of superior recipes that are
known only to the management.
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
SEVEN UP BOTTLING co. OF TUCSON
w. O. Kidder & C. M. Whiteside

When you buy carbonated bever-
ages or any sort of soft drinks from
this bottling company you may De
sure that you are getting the purest of
products for a two-fold reason. First
and foremost the works are under the
personal direction of an able manage
ment and that fact alone, insures the
absolute purity Of the beverages. In
addition they are bottled under the
pure food and drug act and are IN
spected at frequent intervals by the
state board of health inspectors.
Thev offer the very best Of service
in the way of delivery. always keep
ing a large supply on hands. One
can drive up here and secure as much
as he desires, or if you don't happen
TO be going to town write or call
over the phone. All orders are filled
promptly. :,
We are glad to compliment the
Seven Up Bottling Co. of Tucson up
on the position they occupy in the
business life of the community and to
refer their products to all our readers
as we'll as to call to the attention OF
the people the superiority of their
beverages
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
VACATION AT HOME

For those who have been unable
to take vacation during the summer
we suggest that it is not yet too
late to have all the thrills Of a sum-
mer resort right at home. Here is
how it may be done:
j Move into the smallest bedroom in
your house, if possible one immedi-
ately over the kitchen.
If your bed is soft and downy, put
a couple Of bricks in 1t.
Dig a hole in the garden, get into
it and cover yourself up to the neck.
When you get tired Of this diversion
wash yourself off with the garden
hose.
Don't have any clothes washed for
two weeks.
Sit on a rough board in the hot
sun and hold a baited fish line in
your hand.
If you wish to take a quiet naI
in the afternoon, put radio next tc
your bed and turn it on full blast.
In the evening remove the screens
from the bedroom windows so tina,
the mosquitoes can get into your
room.
Go up to the roof and expose you,
self to the sun until you are nicely
burned. Then take whatever exer.
else will make you stiff and sore.
When you have wearied Of all this
and wish to return to normal life
send yourself bill for $50 to $2s
a week and don't forget to give a nice
fat tip to the cook.-Woodville News
Nogales international., 1938-04-02

really good used cars is steadily van
ishing. The fact, is now accepted
that some used cars are better In
vestment than some new ones be-
cause the first depreciation which is
so heavy is avoided.
A good used car is positively and
absolutely the better investment. The
average purchaser Of new car with
its great first depreciation over
which he has no control realizes it
is a heart-breaking and ridiculous
sacrifice OF money
However, in purchasing used car
the word GOOD must be emphasized
because any other than good used
car is also a heart-breaking and a
ridiculous waste Of money.
Now if the seller knows his mer
chandise and handles nothing but
good quality piece of goods he will
sell it to you under conditions that
will eliminate the gamble for YOU
make it perfectly safe for you to pur-
chase his merchandise.
In making this review Of the pro-
gress of the period, we desire to say
that this firm meets the demands OF
the public and that the reputation
of the past has been maintained and
to refer it to all our readers.
Nogales international., 1938-04-02

Sitt and measure -four, then add
sugar, spices, baking powder. salt
Sift together. Cut fat into -four. US.
Ing fork. Add "a cup apples. chopped.
and milk to make a soft dough. Melt
butter in bottom of small pudding
pan. Add sugar and remaining apples
and lemon juice. Pour over the
batter. Steam III to 2 hours. Serve
hot with lemon sauce or cream.
Apple Salad
cups diced apples. cup diced
celery. Lettuce. 1 tablespoon lemon
juice. "a cup walnut meats. Il cup
mayonnaise.
Add lemon juice TO dried apples to
prevent them from turning dark.
Combine all ingredients. adding the
mayonnaise and milking well with q
fork. Salad should be prepared In q
very cold mixing bowl. Place crisp
lettuce on individual salad plates.
Arrange salad on lettuce and serve
Immediately.
Apple Rise Esssert
1 1/3 cups rice. tablespoons
sugar. 4 tablespoons corn syrup,
apples.
Wash the rice and cook until
f1aky and tender in boiling salted
water. Drain. and add corn syrup
and sugar. Grease a baking dish and
put in layer of rice. Pare and slice
apples. and place q layer Of apples
over rice. Continue until the dish is
full, cover, and bake In slow oven
OF 3500F. until the apples are tender
-about thirty minutes. Remove
cover for last ten minutes to brown.
Serve with milk or cream.
Spicy Apples
IN cups sugar. 6 medium sized
apples, tablespoon fat, u tea
spoon cinnamon, Blanched al
monds. Cream. PA cups water.
Cook sugar and water together for
3 minutes. Pare and core the apples
and cook them In the syrup until
tender, but not broken, turning them
frequently. Then drain them and
place in baking dish. To the syrup
add the fat and cinnamon and con.
tinue to cook until quite thick. Fill
the cores Of the apples and the sur.
rounding space with the syrup and
stick the apples with the blanchsd
almonds lengthwise. Place in q
450oF. oven just long enough to
bgown the nut tips. Cool and serve
with plata Or whipped cream,
Nogales international., 1938-04-02

feature the whole head for a moder-
ate price.
Here licensed operators will put a
wave in for you in the shortest time
possible consistent with the high quail
ity of the work which they will do.
All you have to do is to phone
for an appointment at this
popular establishment, go there at the
appointed time, and leave the rest to
them. In a short time they with their
skill will make you look and feel diff
ferent and when you return home all
your friends will compliment you be-
cause of your good looks and the be-
comingness of your wave.
In making this review we are glad
to compliment Tenchert's Marinello
Shop in Santa Rita Hotel in Tucson,
Phone, Tucson-1O80 on the success
they are making in their chosen pro-
fession and to refer this valuable
service to the people Of this section
of the state
Nogales international., 1938-04-02

Gertrude Rubin, conveniently 10
Gated in Rioneer Hotel Building in
Tucson can well be termed "Style
Headquarters" for the most discrlm-
mating ladies of this community, and
has firmly established itself as one Of
the leading fashion shops of the city
and state.
The growth of it's business has
been phenomenal, due to the fact that
the garments are kept exclusive at
all times.
For any one to assume the fashion
responsibility of the community is
rather a large undertaking; but this
popular woman's shop through its de-
sire to present only the finest and
best has assembled a selection OF
garments which are fashion leaders
and has completely covered the fash
ion field.
At this popular Ladies' Shop are
coats in all the newest models of fash
ion, which have such popular de-
mands in the style centers of the East
today. These are offered in all the
varied lines and tones which please
the eye and charmingly adorn the
women. They feature jauntN suits,
the latest offerings of the designers
art which suggest the very last
word in thickness and Dresses. Lin