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A* New :1 1% jietfsfeilngs and mattresses should , b* a combination purchase. If a 1 mattress is combined with the I wrong type of bedspring it will | never give completely * satisfactory ! service. Before buying..new bed- j ding, it is wise to check with the bedding salesman or othe^'authority on sleep r,rll|irrn lU|t jiQ make sure of getting' the flerleaK- "twosome. M" - -- -- - Zdrart Grie» « f tike most little boys who take piano lessons, Edvard"(/rieg never wanted to practice, but be did like to make up tunes. Grieg grew up to be the great composer of the famous "Peer Gynt Suites" for stra. and other immortal 33? M Up ta^oaa pound, |of,» feathers ay be plucked from f. iive goose, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Oieeel Fewer Diesel locomotives regularly haul trains consisting of as many as 175 freight cars- The longest of which any record can be found was a potato train on the Bangor & Aroostook railroad, in Maine, of more than 200 ears. This would be about l.T miles .long. ;. r Gartain Fabrics Continuous exposure to sunlight weakens curtain fabrics. Such fabrics become weakened in the lower areas faster than at the top where they are protected by shades. To counteract the effect of Old Sol's rays, use tailored curtains with equal size hems, top and bottom, so the ends may be reversed after laundering^ fkct * wSrarir, s* AUCTION Ed Yogel, Auctioneer Newspaper production costs have increased 95 per- cent in five yearn, according to the Britannica Book of the Year. m "Toor*jr Tonii *£•*« <* MOSEY INN RINGWOOD .n - TELEVISION V PKAOEK BIBB ': . FRED BOWMAH, Pn* T-'** Fish'Try on Fridays' ' (*> BATTERIES ' The following described personal property to be sold at Public Auction to sell estate of the late Fred B. Wiedrich, Sr. on WED., NOV. 16, 1*4* Starting 12:110 p.m. Sharp on the o)d Weidrich farm located 4 miles south of Richmond on Rt. 31 then West 2 miles to end of road, 3 miles north of Ringwood, then tVest over C. N. W. RR track. S9 HE4I> OF LIVESTOCK 16 Holtfteln milk rows eight fresh in last month S springers, balance milking good, 4 first calf i heifers, fresh* 3 bred heifers, 4 | heifers, 1 year to 1 '/j years old. | HORSES -- One team of black 1 work horses, 3.000 lb. FEED -- 400 bales of alfalfa hay, i 5 tons loose wild hay, 200 bales i of timothy hay. 3 tons loose timi othy hay. quantity of cut stalks in j barn. 6 tons of ear cqm in crib, 70o shocks of cheeked corn in field MACHINERY -- McD. threshing' | machine. McD. 10-20 tractor, grain i hinder,.corn binder, 2 trac. plows, 1 AC 2-12-in. 1 AC 2 214. horse disc, 3-sec., drag, mower, 2-horse drawn cultivators, wagon and rack, corn planter, hay rake and { tedder, Appletoc corn husker, 4- , roll all steel, nearly new, 1 lad^ , der. _ state Bank of Richmond, fltrkinf j TERMS --. All sums of $29 and under, cash, over that nmount a ' credit of 6 months time will be I given on notes approved by clerk at 6 per cent. I FRED WIEDRICH, JR. ; Administrator of the estate of Fred B. Wiedrich, Sra (deceased). ! "It Is Vane' that I love yaw,** he began. "Is that on the level'?'* she asked. "Haven't I always been on the 'square' with you?" he urged. "But you have many 'vices.' '* she remonstrated. "Not a 'bit' of it," he asserted. "What made yoii 'brace' up?" she queried, coquettishiy. "The fact that-1 'saw* you" he replied with a bow. "I ought to 'hammer' you for that," she answered saucily. ' "Come sit by me on the 'bench,* '* he urged. "Suppose the others should tile' in?" she murmured. "You shouldn't let your arms 'compass' me," she continued. "I know a preacher that is a good 'Joiner,' " he suggested. . "Promise not to 'chisel' him out of his fee," she requested. "That wouldn't 'auger' well, for us?" he answered as they rushed off for the license. ..BUMANE TOUCH Bill® •MARXMAH* Fast starting requires a good dependable battery. 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Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens Choice Young Birds Refreshments Games ^ LOTS OF ROOM B« there yourself and luring your friends Fietitn "Great new improvement, this, tfcie police department is installing. They're going to make every policeman Wear rubber heels from now on, while he's on duty." "What in the world for?" "To keep them from waking each ether up." Caaae and Effect A solicitous politician was walMng to a table in a restaurant one afternoon when he passed a table at which a judge he knew was eating. They talked for a moment or two, then" the politician offered the judge some advice. • "I s^e you're drinking hot tea," he said. "That isn't a very good drink for this hot weather. It heats the blood too much. Now, what you want is a cqol refreshing beverage. One that will make you forget the warm weather. Have you ever tried a gin and bitters?" "Why, no, 1 haven't," replied the judge, "but I have tried many men who. have." HONEST EFFORT An old lady who could not see eye to eye with the taxi-driver on the question of fare, finally remarked: "Don't you try to tell me anything, my good man. I haven't been riding in taxis for five years for nothing." "No," replied the driver, "buf I bet you had a good try!" EVERT LITTLE BIT HELPS The courtroom was crowded as the judge finished his lecture to the defendant in a divorce action. "So I've decided to give your jvife $40 pir month," were his last words. "That's fine, judge," the husband said as his face lit up with a big smile. "I'll try to slip her a couple of bucks now and then, myself." Naturally Mrs. Brown's eye caught a small item in the paper that gave her a great deal of satisfaction. "Listen to this," she said gloatingly to her husband. "It says right here in the paper that whiskey kills more people than bullets." "Of course," snapped her husband impatiently, "who the devil ever heard of bullets drinking whiskey." She Knew Him •"Yes," she admitted, "you love me very much now. That's only natural, I suppose. But will your love for me remain as ardent after we are married?" "Don't worry your pretty little head about that," he answered softly. "You know darned well it wiU. Haven't you, yourself, often commented upon my fondness for married women?" Commuter Traffic Commuter traffic represents 43 per cent of aU passengers carried, 9.1 per cent of total passenger miles of service, and 5 pei- cent of total passenger revenues of class 1 railroads. i ,SHOOT stoft/ ^ The Right Lack By Richard Hill WUktnaeo •PRACY clawed his way up over * the slippery ledge, threw his skis and poles on the ground and sat down panUng. Generva laughed ffterrily. "That's what city life does to you." she chided. "See? You can't take it any more/' "For a fact I can't," h e frinned. "Phew! What a climbl- Skis are no good up here. If we're going to the top we'll have lib hobnail it up." "We can quit and go down," she said. Her voice held the barest hint Of a taunt. She hated herself for it. "Quit nothing! Just because I've been away for two years you needn't think you can stump me." Tracy's eyes flicked over the girl's slim, wiry figure. "Boy, you always could take it," he admired. "Ever since we were kids I've had to hump to keep up with you." The reference to their childhood escapades brought on a flood of regrets. Two years ago he had left her with a brotherly olap en the back and a firm handclasp. She had almost hated him. He had gone down to the city to become an architect. Then he'd written about Jessica. She was a singer In a night club. He had fallen madly in love with her. His letters had been fall of their romance. Generva had wanted to tell him to stop writing his everlasting prattle about a silly night club singer, Didn't he know that ev&y word was a knife thrust in her heart? "You know," he said suddenly, "you're growing more lovely every year. Gen. Some day soon a man's coming along and--" She laughed out loud and scrambled to her feet. "Come on, City Man. we've got to get going if \'.e want to make the top and get beck before dark." Uncle Sam Says Paper doilies which have a way of sliding around on dessert plates while fancy ice creftn is being consumed. can be secured invisibly by a jimall strip of cellophane tape. Prevent Waste Waste makes want. To prevent waste, do not pare vegetables' thickly, discard wholesome edibles, or drain away fat. ^ . V - - The ibis footMr * Willi WW | birds is related to the stork The oldest known species Is _^ sacred ibis cf Africa, familiar at.#, religious emblem in tha anciaat , Egypt of the Pharaohs. | The Indian prac'le * o? sealflrv ; was hot ordinarily fatal, aceord ; ing to the Encyclopaedia Bri*aa- ' -lira. *• Jk\ Thousands of farmers and lynchers all over America are making, certain today that their fatore wiO be bright and promising by continn-1 in* to Invest all they can In U. S. Savings Bontds. They realise that this1 is the safest, surest way to build that financial reserve so necessary to the ; snccesfifnl management of a ranch or farm--to provide new buildings, to finance repairs and improvements, to purchase additional livestock and equipment, and to insure a fnture Income on which to retire. Every *75 planted in U. S. Saving* Bonds today will grow, in Jtnt ten yonra. Into SIM." - U S: Trvsury OtyutmiI McHENRY SIGN SERVICE TRUCK LETTERING & WINDOW LETTERING J8HOW CARDS -- OtTTDOOR SIGNS HZ REESE Fox Street ihone 440-R The Harrisons l%o Harrisons Uked the Job at President of the United States so weU, they kept it in the famUy. Benjamin Harrison was sworn into the nation's top office in 1889, 48 years after his grandfather, William Henry Harrison, had served his country in the same capacity. Benjamin Harrison was born August 20, 1833, at his grandfather's farm near North Bend, Ohijk, ' "Come on City Man, we've got ie ;st solr.s " wast is mak* .the top before dark." 'Tracy grinned and yanked himself up file first steep ascent. Before he had gone 10 feet he realized that it was a foolhardy business. Without ice picks and ropes climbing was hazardous. He Started ahead again and then stopped. Above him, maybe 30 feet a tray, he could make out the blurred form of Generva. The blurred outline stopped. He listened for her reply, but if she caUed the wind drowned it. For an instant her hobnailed boots were clawing against the ice. Then she came coasting down the incline; reaching frantically for bushes that slid through her hands. Tracy made a lunge. His hand caught at her ski jacket as she whipped past, held, felt it slip through his fingers. A strangled cry escaped his lips. Horror-stricken, he watched her reach the ledge and flip over its edge, disappear. In a moment he was back on the flat ground looking over the edge, not daring to hope. Fifty feet below he made out a green patch, like a wisp of cloth caught in the gnarled branches of a hardwood shrub. r' SEEMED like hours before he found footing against a rock ,10 feet from where Generva clung to the hardwood shrub. Directly beneath her was a 200-foot chasm. Tracy slipped the handle of one pole through the wheel of the other, tightened the strap on his wrist and cast out across the Ice. At his second attempt Generva grasped the slim bamboo. • "Take it easy," he called. "You'll have to swing down like a pendulum, then slowly upward." She nodded and released her grip. The impact of her 112 pounds almost caused him to lose his grip. But he held on. The moment she was below him he began pulling upward, hand over hand. In a moment their hands touched and she was safe on the rock. Tracy's hand reached for hers. There was a queer light in his eyes. "It just came to me," he said, "what this old world would be like without you, Gen. I mean--" he gulped--"I never realized it before. I--Gen, I don't know how to say it." Her eyes were misty. "Darling, you don't have to. I've been waiting for you to look like that for 10 years." Released by WNU FeatarH Prise Radishes Radishes were so highly valued by the ancient Greeks that smaU replicas of them were made in gold. A German botanist in 1544 reported seeing radishes weighing 100 founds. Orange and Yellow When planning on the painting ; and redecorating of your home, ' remember that variations of yellow f and orange can be used successful- : ly in any room in the house. Care ; should be taken, however, that they are not used in too great strength, i for they are considered to be warm colors. V * Lowet Bait Point The lowest point reached by any railroad in the United States is at Salton, Calif., which is 1M.S feet below sea level. • .I...,; ..-y. 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