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Curing Ham

Curing ham and bacon is not COM
plicated, if certain principles are
observed, home specialists say. Two
methods of curing-the dry and the
brine-are suited to home prepara-
ton Of ham and bacon. The cur
ing agent in both methods is the
samoa mixture of salt, sugar and
saltpeter. Salt preserves the meat,
sugar improves the flavor, and salt
peter In a small amount sets the
color and acts as a preservative.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10

are cut generously. There are bound
to be restless nights when the chill
dren toss and turn while sleeping,
and their garments should be de-
signed to give them freedom OF
action. Let the armholes particular
ly be large and roony, the legs
wide enough without being too
baggy. Avoid having the legs too
long as they win only get in the
way.
Consider Comfort First
In Making Pajamas
# however, the children seem to
be sprouting more quickly than you
can keep them in clothes, you may
have generous hens on the pajama
legs which can be taken down as
they grow.
For the younger children 1t may
be practical and even advisable to
make pajamas with the feet. Many
mothers feel that this comes in
handy if the child should unwittingly
throw off his covers during the
night. For smaller children it is
nice to have a back belt that can
be slipped through the side seam
belt loops to tie in front. The young
ster can adjust this type of garment
easily, and it eliminates buttons.
There's nothing so important as
good stitching, especially where it
concerns a much worn garment
such as the pajama. Set the ma
chine correctly with thread and fab
ric so that stitches will be even.
You'll save a lot Of time mending
if you take this little precaution.
To finish the pajama properly, use
a pinking shears on all simple
seams. This may be employed dur
ing the cutting, and then this part
of the garment will be finished. Cot
tons are easy to cut with pinking
shears and no problems will arise
if the shears are in good condition.
For the seams on the inside Of
the pants, a french or fiat fell seam
is best because it lies fiat and will
be more comfortable than any other
type. True, it takes slightly longer
to make, but the pajama will be
more comfortable for it.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Fashion Flashes

Look for less tailored dresses
in the casual line. One-piece dresses
with surplice necklines seem to be
the coming thing. These are not
quite so tailored. and may be just
the thing for busy afternoons Of shop
ping or calling.
Designers are more and more in
terested in easy fitting in their new
gowns, so look for this feature when
YOU are purchasing your next dress.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Rid Farm of Wild
Garlic With z. 4-D

It will take only about 100 gallons
Of 2, 4-D spray mixture to rid the
average acre of wild garlic. Winter
has proven an ideal time. It will
aid in eradication if the application
can be made when the land is free
of snow.
BY applying the mixture in the
winter all the terminated wild
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10

. o
profit on approximately 5000!
ManY valuable ioeoiions svoilabIe. Small shops
drug sores-grocery stcres-variety stores-taverns-
bars-pool hallsa make excellent locations for the
'Korn King" Everyone likes popcorn - demand 10
TREMENDOUS! You'll be amazed at how quickly
sales jump after customers taste delicious bet corn
popped by the "Korn King"
Ideal business for Handicapped persons such ~
veterans and people handicapped by loss of sight OF
limbs or unable to do strenuous work. The "Korn
King" is easy to use child can operate. Takes
up little space "a" wide-54" high-2o" deep). Made
and guaranteed by one Of Americas Oldest popcorn
machine manufacturers.
investment can be returned In short iimel You
can set yourself up in the popcorn business NOW
for as little as $4,000 :. includes "Korn King"
Machine and approximately enough popcorn. seasoning
and sacks to pay back your entire investment. Lin.
tied number available for immediate shipment. Send
$1OoO0-pay balance on delivery. Write for further
particulars Dealerships still available in localities.
MIDWEST POPCORN MACHINE COMPANY
Dept. s. Saunders Kennedy BLDG. omaho. Nehr.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10

Just as the winter dress is ex-N
quisitely simple in its cut and line,
so are the classics soon to appear
in the stores. TIE dresses already
seen. especially those in linen, are
beautifully tailored
You'll be seeing white combined
with an interesting array of prints,
among them batik and paisley.
These are bound to be flattering to
young and old alike.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Preparing Water Fowl

In cooking wild water fowl a lit
lie special attention will help in
'ure much more tasty dish. In
preparing a bird for cooking it is
we'll to remember that an older
bird has less tender meat and is
best cooked with moist heat with
only a moderate amount of season
ing, while tender meat is cooked
with dry heat SeaSonings used in
clude onions, tomatoes. garlic, lem
on, marjoram. thyme. cloves or chill
powder.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Maple Sirup

The manufacturing Of maple
syrup is a profitable sideline for
some Ohio farmers. More than
1,O0O,O00 maple trees are tapped
each spring from which 800, 900 gal
Ions of syrup is made. Geauga
county which is one of the leading
maple syrup producing areas in the
United States taps approximately
$50, 900 trees. Total receipts from
the sale Of syrup averages $500, 0,0C0.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Good P0tatnes

Best potatoes are firm and clean,
have shallow eyes, are free Of cuts,
decay or green spots. The type Of
potato selected should depend on
intended use. Mealy, fiaky varieties
are good for baking and mashing.
Waxy varieties hold their shape and
are best for salads and for cream
ing.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Get Busy When Pigs
Develop Diarrhea

When pigs have diarrhea, the
cause should be found Immediately.
1t may be the symptom of seri-
Gus disease
Diarrhea in pigs also may mean
an attack of cholera, NEGRO or one
of several other diseases. The hog
raiser should be especially sus
pcious if the bowel trouble is accom-
panied by weakness or other synp
toms. says Or. l.. P Doygle Of Pun
due university.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Anti-Frost Machine
Will Save Orchards
Michigan Machine Will
Raise Temperature
BY w. ]. DRYDEN

A new machine designed to pro-
tect farm crops, particularly semi
tropical orchard crops, has been
perfected at Michigan State college.
The machine heats the plant and
soil by means Of an oil burning
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
DairYmen's Eavorite

Orchard grass combined with
ladino clover as pasture crop
is rapidly becoming dairymen's
favorite. The two plants make an
ideal pasture and soil conservation
team. Orchard grass is a perer
nial bunchgrass having rather rap
id recovery after grazing and re-
spends in growth and yield to high
levels Of nitrogen usually found
under ladino clover growth.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Pen NEfKU SeTINe S91tH Rub
New Saw T0oIu

A new saw tooth is spiral, rum
ming the length of the blade, for jig
saws and other applications, and it's
said to make the saw cut in any
direction instead of just parallel to
the fiat section.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Aid in Plastic Production

A new-type infra-red spectograph
an automatic high-speed molecu.
lar investigator - is helping science
improve plastics and other insu-
lating materials.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Turkey Feathers

Use Of turkey feathers for indus
trial purposes apparently has
promising future. Already they are
being used extensively for millinery
purposes, in production of fine cloth,
and in other ways.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10

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heater cOStlng dpout
SIPS, which sends
out infra-red heat
waves. Cost Of op-
Grafton is about rs
cents an hour.
Severe frost dam
age has occurred in
many fruit grow
ing areas and young
trees have been
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10

Make cbiLdren's clothes at home.
make sure that they are washed
clean, hung properly, and then fold
ed and tucked away in drawers un-
til the next wearing. If desired, you
may add decorative stitches or SIM
pie trimming like ric rae or col
orful binding to these clothes. Little
boys don't 60 for this sort of thing,
but your daughter might like some
pretty feminine touches on her gar
ment.
Active youngsters as well as the
oldsters should have pajamas that
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Role Of HOneybee

The principal role Of the honey
bee is not in the production Of honey
and beeswax as is commonly sup
posed, but in the pollination Of agri-
cultural plants.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Electric Water Heater

Pieces of metal tubes such as down
spout, if closed water tight on one
end, make satisfactory water warm
ers. Light bulbs are inserted into
sand for retaining the heat The
tube stands in the water pail.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Residue Problem

The use of DDT as a spray Gre
ates a residue problem similar to
that created by the use of lead ar.
senate.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10

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If y0H suant to economic

1T y0N 1V1Ht to economic
and make sure you know just what
steps to follow A good idea is to
brush up on the instructions the
evening before so you'll know exact
ly what comes next.
Assembly Line Technique
Easy to Use for Pajamas
Cut all the pajamas you are 60
ing to make and pin each one to-
gether as you cut it. AS you are
pinning them, sort them into the
piles you have to sew first, Sec
ond, etc. In another pile, place fac
ings and> bands. pockets and cuffs;
in other words, those pieces that
are applied fat. Join shoulder
seams, apply neck bands, sew in
sleeves. Do all your hemming and
basting, if necessary, at one sitting,
then all machine sewing at another
sitting.
Work on a large table and cut
out several garments at the same
time while you have all your equip
ment out. Work goes much faster if
you can specialize" a bit on your
different tasks.
Fabrics for pajamas and night.
gowns should be selected primarily
for their durability and ease of
instability. Any of the fabrics
named previously will do the job
thoroughly. Unless you really have
time to spare, these fabrics need
not be ironed before wearing. Just
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Screen Openings

All ventilation openings into pits,
cellars or bank storages should be
screened with hardware cloth or
other grating, to prevent entry of
rats.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
CHILDREN's:: ~
NIGHT COUGHS i5;s i5!S;

Now Eased by Clean White Rub
When coughing from chest colds makes
children feel SO miserable, many young
mothers now rub on PENETRO for
quick-acting relief. SO clean and
white, so pleasant to use-and SO effec.
tivel PENETRO'S modern-type, med
icated vapors release at once to soothe
irritated upper bronchial tubes, clear
the head, relieve sore throat, help quiet
the coughing, bring up sticky phlegm.
PENETRO GIVES YOU the home
approved mutton suet feature: and sci
entific medication rubs m to help break
uplocal congestion and relieve muscular
soreness of chest colds. And Penetro
keeps on working for hours, encourages
restful and welcome sleep.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10

garlic plants will be killed and suf-
fcient 2, 4-D will remain in the soil
for two months to kill late germinat-
ing plants. Some spot spraying may
be necessary the second year.
Many cities and road districts plan
to use 2, 4-D to kill weeds along
roads, parks and public land. Tests
conducted last year have proven the
value Of this weed killer.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Lasting Finish

Acid-resiSting enamel on cast iron
provides a finish of lasting beauty
and long service for kitchen sinks.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
M5uA why PAY MORE 80
Ess1FR ssTE FER|St.yoseph H6k.
N/W0RlD'S LARGEST SELLER At ID 49,
S3s
Start a Highly
Profitable Business
of Your OWN!

Earn big pro6ts-help make
yourself financially independ
ent with the sensational new
'Korn King" Popcorn Ma.
chine! Can pop $500 worth
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Need More Milk

Families with annual incomes Of
over $4,000 consume only three.
fourths as much milk as they need.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10

Oldest Domestic Animal
Fowls are the oldest recorded do
mestic animals. They were intro
duced into China about 1400 B. c.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Hay Production

About 81 million tons of hay were
cut in the u. S. in 1916.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-10
Indoor Hopper

For best results one foot of mash
hopper space should be provided for
each five hens. In case of small
flocks it might be advisable to in
crease the space. With this type of
hopper, daily filling usually is ad-
visable. The V-shaped hopper should
not be over-filled.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31

WATCH FOR DATE - Of Emblem Clubs Easy wash ing machine raffle in the near future.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31
PLANE PASSENGERS

Passengers leaving WrangeIl this week by Alaska Coastal, and Ellis Airlines were:
 Friday, October 24. to Ketchi- kan: Douglas R. Wightman. Joyce Hay To Juneau: Bert McCay.
 Saturday. October 25, to Ketehi- kan: J J. Ellis. To Juneau: Eari Faulkner.
 Monday, October 25. to Kedehi- kan: Ben Rasmussen. To Juneau. Mr. and Mrs R. T. Kaufman.
 Tuesday. October 2S. to Ketchf- kan: Pauline Tonne. Paul Focus.
 Wednesday. October 29, to Ket- ohikan; Thomas J. Duggan.
 Thursday, October 30, to Ketchi- kan: Col Otto Ohlson To Sikta. Janet Lee.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31
THE BIBLE
Question and Answer Column o. How old is the BibIe2


 Q. How old is the Bible?
 A. About 3438 years. The first of it was written about 1491 B. C.. the last about 96 A. D.
 Q. Who wrote it.?
 A It was written by about 10 different writers.
 Q How was il written?
 A. All scripture is given by in- spiration of God" II Tim. 3:16. The prophecy came not in old time by the will of man; but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost" II Pe- ter 1:2l
 Q. What is the Bible written a. bout?
 A. Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life. and they are they which testify of Me" Christ said John 5:39 Al ter Christ arose from the dead He began lat Moses and all the pro- phets." and "expounded unto them iI all the scriptures the things concerning Himself" Luke 24:27.
 Send your questions in care of The Sentinel
 Adv.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31
CRASHED ULANE FOUND

(continuod From Page One) north after attending the wedding Of a brother in Seattle.
 False Clues
 By Monday an extensive search for the DC-4 had started in earn est with Alaska Coastal Airlines. Ellis Airline and Alaska Island Airline suspending all but one mail flight to throw all their planes into the search. The area from below Annette Island to Ju- neau was combed by air. Coast Guard vessels joined in cruising waters adjacent to Ketchikan ana Canadian air lines also sent planes out to aid.
 PAA in Seattle detailed two other DC-4s to the search out of Seattle and the Army took part with planes from Ladd Field ar Fairbankss and Elmendorf Field, Anchorage.
 Numerous clues, of persons hear ing a plane Sunday afternoon n various areas between Ketchikan and Juneau; an oil slick on the water between Annette and Mary Island; reported flares in wide sections = all were investigated by the eager searchers but were unfounded.
 Pilot We'll Known
 Capt Monsen was one of Pan Americans top-ranking pilots, and a veteran in Alaskan flying.
 Born in Bergen, Norway, 1T year ago, he came to Alaska in 1917 first as an employee of the Alaska railroad He began flying in 1928 and became one of the best known bush pilots in the Ter ritory. He was one of Alaska s first airmail pilots.
 Capt Monsen began flying for Pan American when that company bought the firm he was working for-Pacific International Atrways. in 1892. He was, by now, a master pilot, the oldest and most exper- fenced pilot on Pan Americans AL aska division.
 Besides his wife in Seattle. he has two sons. Wesley Monsen, also a PAA pilot. who with his father formed one of the few father and son flying teams on PA when he flew as co-uiloa for his father. An other son, Albert, is a high school student in Seattle. His father and a brother live in Oakland, Calf.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31

FOR SALE = Gillnet boat No 3lD634; 40 h.p. Model A. See Herb Bradley. 5O-2tp
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ReE. c. c. CroWell. Pasfor

Rev. G. c. Crowell, Pastor Church School 10 a. m.
 10 a. m. Church school
 10:45 a m, Nursery during the church service.
 11:O0 a. m, Morning Worship. Message: Lord Is IL I?1
 S:O0 D. m. Bible Study group. Book of James. Increasing in num- bers and enthusiasm. Mrs. Crowell, Leader.
 Wednesday, 7.30. Prayer serv- ice.
 Thursday, 7:3O Choir Rehearsal Warm welconme to all.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31
CATHOLIC CHURCH St. Rose of Lima & St. John
Rev. M. E. Hoch, Pastor

CATHOLIC CHURCH --P!ebe-lFsV Holy Day of obligation. No Holy Mass.
 Sunday, November 2, No Holy Mass.
 Monday. November 3, Commem- eration of tn faithful departed. Holy Masses: 7:3O, 8:OO and S:3O q. m. Servers for the week: WD- liam Wonders and Harry Churchill.
 Altar Society meeting Wednes day evening, 7:30.
 Friday, November ', First Fri day of the month. Altar Society to
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31
CARn OF THANKS

We wish t0 thank the people of the community of Wrangeu for their kindness and sympathy in our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved husband and father. Frank Fitch.
 MRS. RUTH FITCH
 MOLLYO FITCH
 DON FITCH & FAMILY
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31
CARD OF THANKS

On behalf of the government of the Dominion of Canada, l wish to thank Wrangell citizens q friends of the late Frank Fitch. Canadian Customs Agent, for their aid and kindnesses following the untimely death of Mr. Fitch.
 J. H. MCLEOD Collector of Customs
 Prince Rupert
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31
SALVATION ARMY
 Corps Officers Capt. Esther Wilson uaH

UaWV. L. q. MGILI Holiness Meeting 11:O0 a. m. Sunday school 3:O0 D. m. Prayer Meeting 7:30 p m. Salvation Meeting S:O0 D. m. Wednesday. Young PeoDies Friday, Holiness meeting 8:9t n.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31

Miss Brady will decorate the ale tar for a week from Sunday
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-31
NOTICE

THE LAST HALF OF THE 1947 TAXES ARE DUE OCT ODER 31st IF NOT PAID BY THAT DATE A 159o PEN ALTY WILL BE ADDED TO THE LAST HALF AS PRO- VIDED BY LAW.
 TOWN of WRANGELL
 Robert Wiokman
 Clerk
The Republican., 1947-11-06
48 Marriage Permits
Granted During Week

Forty-eight marriage licenses were
issued during the past week ending
Monday at noon from the Office of
the clerk Of the Circuit Court Three
of those issued were marked "dmt
publish"
Richard /. Davis, clerk, reported
226 marriage licenses issued during
October, with 225 applications.
Glenn Harvey Walters, 20, (par-
cnt's consenD Brownsville, Pa, and
Betty Lou Freechack, II, parents
consenU West Brownsville, Pa.
William Howard Toborkey, "a, min
er, Glassport. Pa, and Rose Carroll
Sudlich, l9, McKeesport, Pa.
Eugene Blake Aver, 20, (parent's
consenD and Mary Virginia Lundy,
q, box maker, both Grafton, W. Va.
Roy Wilson Helmick, 80, farmer,
and Elizabeth Virginia Peters, 25,
both Thomas, ". Va.
Mark William Horchler, "a, farmer,
Grantsyille, Md, and Florence Kath-
lyn Beal, "a, Meyersdale, Pa.
Harrison Elwood Stewart, 27, lab
oreI, and Grace Bernadine McAvoy,
%. typist. both Clarksburg, W. Va.
Martin Lawrence Miller, p, re-
pairman, Irwin, Pa, and Pearl Ange-
line Ruffo, Il, (parent's consen0
Trafford, Pa.
Kenneth Milton Rishel, "a, laborer,
Gibbons Glade, Pa. and Agnes Lucille
DeShong, 20, telephone operator, Of
UniontoWn, Pa.
Cleo Chaplin Fleming, 30, labCrer,
and Sylvia Mae Ford, 27, glass cutter,
both Salem, W. Va.
Preston McClain Male, 20, (par-
ent's consent) near Flemington, w.
Va, and Emma Yuyette Maybe, 24,
Brownton. w. Va.
Percy Paul Braddee, 27, Iaborer,
and Sara Katherine DilIoW, l9, both
Smithteld, Pa.
Homer Carl Weasenforth. %, labor
er, and Dorothy Helen Hoffman, %.
both Bayard, W. Va.
John William Holt, u, manager,
Cla2kshurp W Va. and Leona Ern-
eStine Dolores Jenkins, p, Park, W.
Va.
Paul Maxwell. 21. glass cutter, and
Emma Lou McGIumphy, u, both Of
Clarks burg, W. Va.
Edward Orie Moore, 21, clerk, and
Cecilia Bevelo, 21, both Uniontown,
Pa.
Paul Daniel Hurst, 21, laborcr. and
Ruth Loretta Fortney, is, both Of
Clalksburg, W Va.
Edgar Smith Nicholson, ~, right
Of way man, near Normalyille, Pa,
.,7G llobo1 I,..Da H1i-,, II NAM Con-
The Republican., 1947-11-06

John Beal Lambert, 27, timekeeper,
and Margaret Elizabeth Mankins, 33,
both Rowlesburg, W. Va.
Guy Clegg, 26, clerk, and Ethel
J Ellen Lewis, IS, clerk, both Of Pit.
Marion, Pa.
Lue Colonel Watt, 81, trucker, and
Esther Grace Gasbarre, 25 clerk,
both Point Marion, Pa.
Odra Ray Skinner, 50, ear man,
Cowen, W. Va. and Vivian Adams
Hathaway, ~, Elkins, W. Va.
Mike Emil Bartosh, "a, assembler,
Dawnmont. W. Va, and Ida Gertruce
Friedrich, 19, Nutter Fort. W. Va.
Charles Andrew Price, %, and
Angie Lee Carlson, 19. both near
Carmichaels, Pa.
Judson Julian Gilmore, 35, miner,
and Althea Louise Langston, %, both
near kempton, w. Va,
John Robert Alexander, %, clerk,
and Mary Frances Henning, 20, both
The Republican., 1947-11-06

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Marvin Kemper Morrison, %, stock
keeper, and Jessie Leona Brooks, 10
both Cleveland, Ohio.
George Ralph Snyder. 60. laborer
and Neil Ratliff, A, both Weston, W
Va
William Bernard Hacker, 81, as
sistant mine foreman, and Beulat
Mae Sloan, IL, both near Fairmont
W. Va.
James Emory Menear, 81. miner
and Verna Gay Rowan, Is, both Jere
W. Va.
John Erwin Pyles, 81, near New
burg. W. Va, and Nancy Ellen Me
Ginnis, Is, Arthurdale, W. Va.
William Franklin Keller, Jr., %
waiter, and Bonnie Frances Fasana
%, factory worker, both Canton, o.
Harold Lloyd Hewitt, %, student
st. Marys, w. Va, and Audrey Pear
Vince, 20, waitress, Pike, W. Va.