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Orono Weekly Times, 29 May 1958, p. 7

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ALGIERS. Dial Te In The to mei have .'iwersity 5. Sa pleasant bnsýtritif t f Eggemoggin Beach, atad it might be part of Pripet or Bass Harbor. Il. is scnmewhere in T,,aine."' "Do you know w haýt it's neaýr?" "t hink its iua PROSPCct, MfYstic, and TRi4ýn9eý i said. 1 was m di4orecd with a dOw3owitst. -Louj5s ulin- ber -cand the »aby' sitter said Mr. aidMrIs. poster wvere out for the evening aýnd ivould be home late. I can explaiîn how, this happeris, for 1IVarn a student of such things. The OPeratLor, not knowing one UNiversity from another, malkes a bozz and gets eonneeted with a- route specialist. She says, "Route, please, to HArvest-5." Then the other operator says, "BPoston, 125, plus 2-L, plus, etc." The "2-L" ineans two letters, which is whby they capîtalize twice on ail1 exchang"es. It is jUst as easy, therefore, to get a wrong niumbe-r in Denver as it is to get a right one in LOcust. 1 resent it very mouch whien the operator imiplies that I ought to know where thlese exchanges are. 1 think 511E ought to kinow, or that the .inn who made the things Up ought to be kzept on 24-heur duty so he can tellliher. support. True, telephone service has supporit. been mutch improved and the diy wîth rates are healthy and strong. But îarnd. hen I 1meet a mian on the train 'to cali andi we begin to talk, and w. ýt 124-35, find wê have corrmo-n interests, g rings and h.e says, "Here is my nuni- .y snatch ber, cali me Uýp When yOuj have ,en cents a hen hot, andIl'l send -you somn* became goose eggs," 1 can put his mnm- ber ina my pocke-t wîthout having up the any idea where he lives. timne, so When I have ;asetting leiI diai the diai the operator and ,ay, "RUst- Tiversity free 7-2345!" So she says, ien asks, "Where is that " I do not know, so I say 1 do not know. This and de - j sukes me queer to the operator, eiephone who la a rational pierson and as- hi*ng an u s that anybody naking a tkno1w."I t 124-3'5i. 1 nesîtati den't know" everyt one night 1 got con: a woman in camhri here isa ýt West, 1 said. said it who desinaio. "s tatin Maine?" I o'tkowv if it's in Maine or Costa Ricaý, to teil the truth Rlfstfree is a tclephonie comnpany plae, and hins hothing to do with me, gloose egs, lho't iens, or ra- tionality. "For' ailIj 1know ,,itfs in Tlnibucto1," . sa. "Whcre is TIrnbuctoo " she ay.-.b Johni Gould in The tisinScie-nce Monitor. Hot#)Ca n 1?2 IBY Antie Ashley Q. ow casa I remiove the col- ored le-ttiers froni empty flour A. Rub Pure lard thoïrough1y into the letters ai-d figures, soak in ]Llewarm wa ýter for a few days, then put in the bolier wt SOap flakes and boi. This treat-î ment will re-move ail the letter- ý 0. eow cain I soflf)tene;& Aie1Is? A. By putting thc-e eggS l vinegar for about twenty-four hours, longer if ncsay Q.HOW can I1drY a sweater properly after Waýsling? A. La-Y the sweater on. a ftat surface, turning fromj timne - wMl be soft when dry. Q. How casa I prevelat the ~rstiiig of mattress springs? A. Rub the sp rings occasion-. ally with a loth dipped i-to mnelteci paraffin, amd they 1wil neyer ruSt, Q. How can I make a rubber hot-water bottie last lonjger? A. It wilI las-t tw,,ice as long if the steam, is preýssed out be- fore inserting the Stopper, if il la never filled more than w, thirds, and neyer with bniling waýter, anId when not i use, the bag is hung wit?) opening dlown7- 4AN-This pretey trio is ail eut for Williaým for the. governorship of California. And Knowlands. tenter is Mrs. William F. Republican senator. Flanking her are th. .melyrl, ieft, and Estelle. Traveling by mnpanied by a ba-by elephant, left, tii.> miles befor, the Junie 3 primary electlon. 1 inte cently upf enl often roost i Loiidoa Bell tl WAe w'as 'a 'iii starlings hi settie on Il ings at du in the st: precision. Somêe cheerful si swaggerer mnan's com Stolen Kiss Started Wair Tq 11~ -ARTICLES WANTIU WANTED for cash - Stmmma, cotns, p alingan2, antiques, old tettei'q, ete,, G.,el, 105 Ridefle Ave., Toronto.* NAGY CHICKS WAT chcinaehurv? W.çgin supply them lu Inàl populair breeds. Our' best by far for heavy egg production, .K-137 Kimberchis. Also recoymmond, *arrren lRhode Island lRed Whte Leg- horn X Red.Our best for 3unî pirpose, Light Sussex X Ried, lied X< Light Susl. sex, Red X Barred Rock. Aso mae- able, Light Sussex, Barred Rock, Câli- fornia Grey X White Leghorn, Non- Sexed, Pulets, Cockerels. T.urkey Poult, Broad Breasted Bronze, Thomp- son Large White, A. 0. S.Mith Jiroad Whites. Place your ordei's vieil in ad- vance or on a y.prly basm for broller chicke. catalogue. TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIE-S T!). FERGUS, ONTARIO. TRY ITI IVIRY SUPPURER OP RHIUMATIC PAINS OR NIURITIt MIOUWD TRY DIXONS 11MDt MUNR0'S DRIJO STORE, gag8ïIlIN, OTTAWÀA5 POSTIS ICZEMA SALVE ?§A:4ISlsn .hetorment of dry cen Fâai1Aea ianù weeplng sbn ý roUb)1" elîtî#Eceem».Salve wil not dinapPpoýn you.ý tchblng seaJinig and burnllng eC2- iraac ne, ringworin, pimples &and foot eczezna iwlil respond remdliy to thfi4 mte.Ialesg, odorless olntment regardleg.b ef ho-w atubborn or hopeless they em Sent Pcot Fret on Rece;pt çf Price PRICE $3.00 PUER JAR POST'S REMEDIES 2843 St. Clair Avenu*e lad TORONTO OPPORTUNITIS FOR MEN AND WOMIN en e *25 ordere by mail! IKeep ahi Vii'- tuai Oold Mine! Pionse enclore 25e coapostage, handlig. Homie ster. prlm3r, &B, ,Box M, Bend. Oregon. roR eei'Iy lservstons! Write, 01«. WeUigBY-Tb-See, hnproVc1mp4 AEsaoc etiot, Wells, Maine, for literaiure. "n ideAI piace to spend your Main. Sea- coast vAeatiorn. MM RecI~uirements for permanent binl îl U.A. Complete,cnfdnal US. Information 0ox 2405 Vancouver, B., SE A IIAIRDRESSER J09N CANADA'$ LEADING SCHOPi. Great Opportunlty Learu aifetdressing Paatdignlfied professio, ooi4 wages. Tbousaiids' of sLccessffi4 31arveycradiiates. Amaeritca's <Greatest SysFtein 1fllu1trat.d Catalogue Free. Write or Gal MARY I. &IWfESSfI# 8SffOOLS 358 lefor 6t. W. Toronto Braniches: 72 Rideau Street, Ottawe. MATENT$ N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N 'N 'N N N N N s s N N N N N N N N N N N 'N N N N '-s N 's 's -s N s N FOR KIDS OF AUL AGES-Like the e[ectric train for Chrriim, Dad is going to enjoy this new loy racket launcher juat Os, mucla as junior. A haînd-operated magrietic crane lifts the rocket f rom its fli-car cradie and swings ifte the. lower platform. T4. mitorizedl tower, maving on ifs ewn track, transports the. racket to the launching platform wher. if is lowered onto a spring- loaded lauhrchlng pad. As the motorized tower moves out of the way, the count down be-gins on t4e remote coritral pQýnel, and the seconds uick away . . 5-4-3-2-1 -FIREI Firing button 5t pressedi and tii. rocket blats off. The rockeî bas ea c!,fefy polyurethane foam nose con*,

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