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Page Foiff Beasley’s Farm and Home Weekly, Charlotte, N, C., September '4, 1941. Page Four

1 farmer in this situation is to let him Oahu, Tiny Pacific Isle, share in the iiiHation. Pul NORTH CAROLINA Let Congress provide 32c for cot­ LAD OF DUNKIRK Has U. S. Military Value *FIRST-AID* Tripping Feet lott ton, $2.19 for wheat, etc. Modern military history has a Meat and Drink Cor Let it provide for relative prices strange chapter for the quiet, al­ to the FIRES BROADSIDE between what the farmer sells and THUMBS A RIDE most primitive, northwestern shore Bt CLAUDIA MAY FEHHIN Ent what he buys. line of Oahu, now considered the AILING HOUSE By OSCAR EKLUND By ROGER B. WHITMAN S) McCluie Syndicate. of t Great New Battleship Turns In this way only can national de­ Curly Headed Boy Who Went United States’ outflung barrier WNU Service. (Released by Associated Newspaper* fense be achieved. against any attack upon tlie main­ WNU Service.) Loose All Guns and One Through Hell in France Gets land. {© Roger B. Whitman—WNU Service.) Eas Salvo Cost $23,000 Educating Fish to Run Over the a Lift to Americus Almost untouched by the- moder­ Digging a Cellar. LZENA STOKES was proud of Big River Dams nity of Honolulu, 30 mile^ distant, UESTION; I intend digging a cel­ A her record as a dancer. Light T UCIA simply couldn’t resist the Sut the people of this strategic military Q lar under the kitchen. The of foot and apt in rhythm, she was ^ temptation to stand for a while , When the first salva was fired from Henry McLemore, in the Atlanta sought as a partner by many whose before the gorgeously decorated win­ the great new battleship, the North STARTS ON PAGE ONE Journal, tells about picking up a boy tangent are peaceful fishermen and bungalow is supported by eight con­ I crete piers. The plot is near a lake social rating set the dows of the building which she had Thi Carolina, somewhere out at ,§ea, the on the road as he was driving towards small farmers. They include vir­ Associated Press had one of its crack gress wasn’t sure and insisted >on ele­ Americus, Ga. It was, he says, a tually aU of Hawaii’s varied races. and composed entirely of sand. pace of the country­ been in such haste to reach. She Cha vators to haul up the fish who would SHORT side. Among these had boarded the 7:30 downtoAyn car ten writers there to record the event. hot afternoon, even for South Geor­ Tht military’ important “north Would you suggest concrete block or He was John A. Moroso 3rd. not go up under their own power. gia. The sun had driven the field poured concrete? Would the caving were the Norths, a in order to be among the first to serl Well, the fish go up—both ways. They shore” lies on the windward side of SHORT family boasting enter the doors, yet here she stood Standing on the windswept fore­ hands to the shade of the trees, and the island, a low coral-sand shore in of the sand be too much of a haz­ rec< castle of this mighty ship, he writes, have the homing instinct of college the hound dogs curled under the cab­ three young people, transfixed as usual by the beauty alumni. Jim hauled up a load while I line, sometimes bitterly lashed by ard? Do you think the cellar would I saw and heard Uncle Sam’s sailop ins, panting out loud. be too damp to use? Would like in­ STORY with easy money to displayed in the windows. Stand­ E fire the greatest salvo from one ship was there for my special benefit. The corn stalks looked too hot to heavy seas. l*^o the westward, the keep the trio moving ing in bold relief was an old Chi­ fan 3,800 an Hour extreme tip of the island, Kaena formation on the easiest and cheap­ in naval history—a collective blast touch, and the dust lay heavy on est way of doing this. forward. nese vase; Lucia knew nothing of its and that sent more than 20,000 pounds Fish are tricked into the elevator trees and bushes. The boy was five point, is a blunt green cliff. Scho- It was a privilege unusual to value—that its reign mark showed Cha of metal from the flame-belching through their instinct to head up miles short of town when I picked ^eld barracks, the country’s largest Answer: My preference is for a dance with Willard North. He was it to be a genuine Ming—but she beli muzzles of 19 glistening grey guns. stream. They get into the elevator, him up. He was trudging along the jhiilitary post, isf located a few miles poured concrete cellar. If there is a splendid fellow on his feet, pre­ did know that its old green enamel thrc Making a new era in the hitting wonder what it’s all about, and then clay road all buttoned up in the any danger of the sand “caving in,” sumably because so much leieure against that background of dark blue tues power of fighting ships, this terrific the rear is closed and they are hoist­ heavy khaki work suit of a Royal Military officials decline to specify the sides should be shored up with and salvo sent men reeling blindly across Air Force cadet. and hilarity since boyhood had giv­ drapery was a thing of beauty which ed. Salmon have gone over Bonne­ ithe sections of the island considered boards. As to dampness in the cel­ en him little else to think about. satisfied some need within her, A COW! the slippery, spray-drenched deck ville at the rate of 3,800 an hour. In He was a curly-headed boy, about most vulnerable to invasion, but the lar, much will depend on the quality stuf while I clutched my cotton-padded my load Jim pointed out two kinds of 20 or 21, with red cheeks and a shy Alzena experienced a thrill of de­ jolly, fat, round pewter bowl, of proximity of Schofield barracks and of the concrete and the drainage light every time he requested a which she .was particularly fond, ears and thought of hell and heaven. salmon, a big carp, a cod or two. Al­ grin. He said his name was Maurice qualities of the soil. The Portland ' Rccoil Jars Ship so a big eel who obviously didn’t Latham, and that he came from a the location of tactical exercises in­ number. was still there, and a duck of an* NO dicate the importance of the “north Cement association, Chicago, lU., The majestic bow of the 85,000-ton like the experience at all and resent­ farm just outside of Oxford, Eng­ The outstanding difficulty was of old tea-caddy with brass handles ed the lift. There are some people land, and that he wondered how his shore.” can furnish you with printed matter a peculiar nature. There were more and an ivory knob; some wonderful' A1 North Carolina—one of the Navy’s on this subject. flict two newest and largest battleships like eels. This one threshed around a family was getting along, because he Other low sections of the island, women than men in that locality, goblets—Jacobite had she but known l>rou. —quivered sharply to port and star- while and finally made its way off at hadn’t heard from them since he some virtually uninhabited, were Removing . three to one. If a half-dozen young it—a pink luster tea-set and an old* ' board, the ship gave a slight list and the upper level, threatening to write came over with 50 other English similarly “protected” by mobilized Question: I should like to have fellows from a near-by village sampler with exquisite stitchery., ly th settled quickly as the shells scream­ a letter to its congressman. Salmon boys to train for combat fighting. Iroops during war games. your formula for removing old wall­ chanced to drive across country to How she .loved them all! She had tian won’t travel at night, so Jim gets A half-mile of silence. “Think you ed into the night air. The “north shore” fronts steamer . one of the parties, the anxieties of formed the habit of coming to these ly th some sleep. will like fighting?” I asked. “I’m the hostess were lightened ten-fold. Crew members and guests sent up So much for the elevator. A little quite sure I won’t, but I’d like an­ and airship lanes to the Orient. Its Answer: Old wallpaper can be re­ windows every time she had occa­ been a mighty cheer when they learned farther along the .dam there is a sort other try at it.” residents, including many of Orient­ moved by a thorough soaking with Some of the girls were sufficiently sion to visit this downtown section.: year; that the North Carolina had passed of , like a large telephone booth, War Not New to Him al descent, long have been accus­ warm water to soften and free the accommodating to dance two by Time had flown faster than sh® her tests. No one had known how she built over the “ladder.” A sign says— paste. A handful of washing soda two; but the love-lorn pined, and realized and so it was that upon has I would react because never had such “You’ve fought before, then,” I tomed to military activity. Maneu­ Keep Out said. vers send troops near their houses, to the gallon of warm water may the lonely ones lost interest, so that reaching the offices of the building; and a powerful salvo been fired frorti a quicken the action. Be careful not often the quota was not present. she found five men ahead of hef«< single vessel. Do Not Disturb Counter “A bit, sir.” and field pieces are planted near by, tions ' While Working “In France. I was a gunner on a to splash the solution on painted or “Do you know,” began Willard The switchboard operator noddei ced t( It was touched off at 8:30 p. m. Fairey bomber.” Hawaiian fishermen, some using finished woodwork, as it will de­ to them one by one to enter a doolj when Captain Olaf M. Hustvedt, You stoop down to look in the win­ hand nets and spears, fish inside the one day, when Alzena accosted him have As we rode along Maurice’s story stroy the finish. Do not let it run with an invitation, “do you know marked “Private.” While Lucia stern-faced but calm, climbed onto dow, and, sure enough, there is a man came out. War was nothing new to reef; which parallels the shoreline a isubn the foretop high above the main deck inside, Tiis eyes fixed on the narrow' down on the floor. When the paper just how much you girls hamper waited each one of the five cariie out him. feWj^iles seaward. Japanese sam­ loosens, tear it off, starting from of the inner room within five mia- of in '"and took his place beside the trigger. aperture through which the up-coming The slash under his left eye, and pans are anchored in a sea-water the success of these parties you at­ Hitle His stocky, strongly built figure, fish must pass; his hands busy with the red streak across his left hand, inlet, which resembles a rustic the top. With the paper off, while tempt to have? Why, in the cities utes of his entrance. silh6uetted against a brilliant back­ eight sets of automatic counters to re­ were souvenirs of Dunkirk. For four stream. ' the wall is still damp, sponge it there are professional entertainers, “He wants a man,” the girl at the prov< ground of stars, was a source of cord the score of the various types of with clear, warm water. After dry­ men and women who are supposed switchboard told her when she asked, no c( days he had lived on that beach be­ Many residents of this area are strength to the frightened newsmen fish. How would you like to count fore he was able to clamber on a employed by one of the islands’ ing, the wall lightly to be better dancers than any guest to see the manager about the posi­ force crouching on the forecastle. fish for a living? Nobody I talked to near-swamped trawler and make it to remove bitis of paper and hard­ of the evening. Or some who can tion advertised. ; seemed to know how the fish counters largest sugar plantations, living in Th Informed that his crew was at to the other side. their own community and visiting ened paste. do trick steps or fancy turns, suc;h “I know, but you see I’m going! battle stations^ Captain Hustvedt, 55, stand it, sitting with eyes glued on run­ “It was pretty sticky,” he admit­ Cracked Plasterboard Joints. as the amateur couldn’t dream out to try to persuade him that I’m just Presi stepped forward and gently squeezed ways, counting fish all day long. ted under my questioning. “Nothing Honolulu only infrequently. School decla children go barefooted the year Question; The ceilings of my six- in a week. You ought to try a few the person he needs,” said Lucia the trigger that made naval history. Fish . . But that’s their job, and they you’d like to go through again. I lost steps by yourself, for instance.” with the friendly, confidential man­ “mug A huge flame of red, blue, green do it, and the che^k is very accurate, my brother there. We were sleeping around. room, one-story house are plaster­ board. The paper on them ctecks at “I — do — something — unusu­ ner that had won her friends ever queri and purple burst from the nine 16- particularly in th^Se first few years on the beach when shrapnel got him. Despite the importance placed since she was three years old. “That inch guns trained over the port side. fWben the effect ofvthe power dams on I helped bury him the next day, along upon it by modern military observ­ every joint between the boards. How al?” The young lady could not find speec can, this be avoided? words for her sense of amazement. is,” she coaxed, “if you’ll onlyj Short, sharp flames darted from the the salmon run is jiist being appraised. with two or three thousand others.” ers, the “north shore” traditionally let me see him.” fello^ 74 five-inch dual purpose guns and Well, we have got our salmon over I blew the horn for a mule team has been one of the most peaceful Answer: One side of the ceiling is “Why, I’d be chased off the erem- and c the crescendo of thunder seemed to the Bonneville and now we must take up ahead. The mules took their time sections of the islands. It seldom exposed to the warmth of the house ises.” Then a moment’s thinking The girl seemed appreciative If carry beyond the horizon as the it 450 miles upstream to where the getting over on the side of the road. knew the bloody intertribal warfare and the other to the chill of the helped to a solution. “I know one dubious. She motioned for Lucia tO; one s Maurcie laughed. enter the private office, however,, eryth shells whistled away. gentlemen in the tweed suit is still of Hawaii’s early history. attic, which results in swelling and who might do all that—and not Most of us wilted after the “big asking the questions at Grand Coulee. A Peaceful Country shrinking. Also, with the ceilings be criticized.” saying, “Good luck to you, dearie,, Hitle noise,” but we felt like better men This Grand Coulee dam is another “Don’t hurry them,” he said. “This “The chaps will flock in from but take it from me, he’s no easv appei and we were proud of our Navy. chilled by the low temperature in mark.” | matter. It’s the bulkiest thing ever is so peaceful here.” Maurice told me Louis XIV Possessed the attic, there will be condensa­ three or four villages—see if they to a p Proves Strength of Ship ( built my men. It’s 550 feet high—5 about the days in France before the tion against them from moisture in don’t. Now, learn all you can from “I came to see about yoiur ad,”i Amei We had been conditioning our guns feet shorter than the Washington evacuation at Dunkirk. As he talked Famous Hope Diamond the house air. Under this condition this young lady. Don’t be so shy of began Lucia, “for a salesperson ini and our bodies for three days with monument. it was hard to connect this boyish criticism.” your art shop.” “weai hitch-hiker along a dusty Georgia TSiis famous diamond, named for no kind of filling in the joints will single, idouble and triple shots and Too Big For Fish be permanent. Your best move will Alzena decided to lose no time. “How did you get in here?” * ing q we thought our numbed eardrums highway with a chap who had been a former owner, H. T. Hope, is be­ barked a voice from behind a big, safeg and powder-choked eyes had exper­ The lecturer says,, defensively, that through an ordeal that paled Dante’s lieved to be part of a gem pur­ be to cover the joints with thin She had met the dancer at an affair the dam is just too big for a sal­ strips of wood, nailed through to the at one of the near-by towns, where desk. “I advertised for a man and' ienced the worst. description of inferno. chased by Louis XIV in 1668. It that—that—girl at the board knows front mon to go up and probably too dan­ _ “We were stationed at Saint Quen­ was discovered in the KoUur mines supporting beams and papered with she visited often. She was sure her fresh The terrible blast, we learned later, gerous for a salmon to slide down. friend could find Minna Merlin—in it. She’s paid to keep people out was much worse than any that would tin, we bombers,” he said, “but we of southern India and bought by the ceilings. of here and this is the way she does! Chine be fired from the $70,000,000 vessel And only a small percentage of the never got off the ground. We couldn’t. Tavernier in 1642; at that time it Fireplace Tile. time, possibly, for the coming so­ Columbia River salmon used to come We had no fighters to protect us, and cial. A letter brought the promise it.” The voice had grown more and' Sui if she were to engage in battle. Trial was more than 112 carats. It is Question: My fireplace is faced more irritable as Lxicia made nO: tests include every possible type of up this way anyway, though it is true all day the German fighters circled described as steely or greenish blue, to try; Alzena began to plan. She voice! that the' ones that did come up were the airdrome, waiting for us to come with brick-colored tiles that are not move toward the door, fire to prove the strength of struc­ weighing 44% carats. It was in the handsome. Could I cover them with sent word to the musicians to be Laboi ture and guns. mostly the game bluebacks, weighing up. They were like the big buzzards prepared in an especial manner. “But you really don’t know hovir Ernes about three pounds, whose meat is the I see around here. Three times we possession of the French royal fam­ marbleized linoleum and blacken the badly I want to work for you and j Matter-of-fact Lieutenant Com­ tried to get ships off the ground, and ily imtii 1830, when Mr. Hope bought tiles of the floor? She awaited the mails, and as im­ and V mander Thomas B. Hill, Cripple finest and brings the highest price. patiently hoped for a word with thought perhaps if I made you un­ That’s what the lecturer says. each time they were shot down be­ it for about $90,000. His graridson Answer: Wall linoleujn can be ap­ derstand you’d let me try.” on thi Creek, Col., the gunnery officer, gave fore they reached 300 feet. Then they sdld it in 1901, and it passed through Willard North. Secretly, she wished this as his reaction: The audience sighs. They are Amer­ plied to tile, but I -do not think that the response by mail to be first. ^ “Work for me? Why for me any< stood bombed us out. the hands of a number of dealers, a the effect would be particularly ^ore than for someone else. I’d like, to Lai “The news here is that we got icans, incorrigible sentimentalists. • “At night we flew to Amiens. They Russian prince, the Sultan of Tur­ The hostess next on the list was them all fired without hurting any­ You can see that they have a poorer bombed the hell out of us again. We good. It would be better to bear to know? I never hire women whett has n one. opinion of the dam. key, etc., before it was purchased with the tiles for a while until you one of the thrifty sort. She offered 1 can help it. They can’t appre­ were ordered to evacuate. So we by the McLeans in 1911 for $260,000. to clear her “summer kitchen”—an There This salvo cost $23,750. And so-o, says the lecturer hastily, burned the ships, the hangars, and ;are able to replace them with tiles ciate things that they don’4 own.” the Government is trying to re-educate Superstitious persons who associate that are more attractive, or with out-of-date, worked-over cottage despil Its effect on some of the green all the petrol and set out for the the stone with misfortunes that have that once had been the farm-house, “Oh, but I do,” cried Lucia. *‘iD irresp sailors was magnificent. In a few mo­ the fish. coast, some in lorries, some on foot slabs of real marble. If the floor |()ve your shop,” she went on pas-, To what ? says the man in the tweed with the thousands of refugees who attended its various owners have ' tiles are glossy, the color cannot displaced now by a more preten­ crippl ments raw country boys from nearly called it the “Blue Terror.” Taver­ tious dwelling alongside. Two large feionately. “Your windows have beeni every state in the Union became sail­ suit. To what ? says the crowd. crowded the roads. The roads were be changed. If they are dull, you just—just—meat and drink to me.”^ by st ors, strutting and swaggering along _ Yes—as part of the fish re-educa- littered with dead. It took me three nier, the first European owner, was can blacken them vvith nigrosine rooms made up the ground floor, tional equipment, eight specially de­ devoured by wild dogs, Marie An­ with similar arrangements above— If nothing else Lucia had capjuredi romin the main deck and bragging of the weeks to make Dunkirk. It wasn’t a dye, to be had at a paint store, or the attention of the manager and) Britis feats of their individual turrets and signed tank trucks, equipped for sal­ happy spot.” toinette and Louis XVI were be­ ;with black ink. to serve as dressing-rooms. Alzena batteries. mon “taxi” service, ice-cooled and “Did the German stukas and Mes- headed. Sultan Abdul Hamid was was sure there would be plenty of owner of the famous art shop. the w The result showed that the North aeriated and probably the only ones of serschmidts come low over the dethroned. Leaking Terraces. space for some very good dancing “What do you mean, ‘meat and| of ap] Carolina was a real sea lady, strong, their kind in the world, have been con­ beach?” I asked. Question: How can I take care of and for the games of the evening. drink’?” he asked curiously. Bri' proud, brave and ready for the call structed. Their job is to take choice “Very low,” he said. flbgstone terraces that are leaking? She sent word in every direction, “Did you ever,” inquired Lucia,! to join the Line. fish for a ride. “How low?” I asked. I Record Auto Use Is there any such thing as a water- inviting her friends — and their “live in one little back room, with! jected “I didn’t dare look up,” he answer­ ' proof transparent paint that can be cause The three-day firing did slight dam­ A ride? says the audienca, fevoiish Thel d^artment of commerce re­ friends—to witness this new ven­ .horrible red and green and yellow; age usual to new ships. A few light with interest. ed. cently (reported that world registra­ used by applying three or four coats, ture. paper on the walls and with battered foresa bulbs burst and some lightweight Of 50 to 100 miles! ov-ir to the I dropped Maurice at the corner and doing it each year? golden oak furniture and a view frame locker doors buckled under the drug store. He said he wanted to get tions passenger cars, trucks and It was easy to see that Willard bear ■ Leavenworth Fish Hatchery, ict one busses] last year advanced the total Answer: All cracked mortar joints North was pleased. So were the from the window of back stairways,, pressure waves that swept the ship place. . . . a banana split. “Jolliest concoctions milk bottles and grayish-white wash­ and tl from stem to stern. I’ve found in the states,” he explain­ ito thei record high of 43,819,929 ve- should be raked out and repointed. chaps he brought with him. Minna that i Fish Get Ride ed. jhicles/in operation as of January 1, , A, porous stone or mortar joint can Merlin danced, almost every num­ ings on clothes lines that are worked childr TOM LINDER PLAN FOR FARM What happens is that fish are trap­ Oxford to Americus. Dunkirk to 11939. This represents an increase of 'be treated with two or more coats ber, with a few display-bits of an by puUeys?” line in PARITY ped at the ladders at Rock Island banana splits. 741,299 veMcles, or 1.7 per cent, as of a transparent waterproofing. A original type. The maidens of the “That’s why your windows are^ and on their way up river, loaded into compared with the previous year. poorly' mixed mortar, however, community were fired with jealousy, meat and drink to me. I love th« have I STARTS ON PAGE ONE tank trucks and transported to the; Achilevement of this record is at­ might be; difficult to waterproof. It declaring every one, that she could soft colors of the draperies and the take a PARKWOOD BRIEFS holding ponds on Circle Creek where Philomena Clowther, who will wed tributed bj the department to an may even be necessary to repoint do just as well, with a little prac­ pottery. Of course I don’t know; tatliei to get any action taken in congress they are kept one to six months Jethro Simms next fall, was enter­ ^ad^hce of 7.1 per cent in the motor- all the joints. tice. Alzena watched the steps, too. the names of the old china and tha peace, providing for actual parity on future until they are ripe for spawning. Then tained last Saturday night. That just izaffion of coimtries outside the Unit­ Bungalow Plans. Every youth present stood ready to beautiful glassware, but I couldi crops. they are caught and spawned artifi-^ about takes care of everything except ed /States, since registrations here bow low to the stranger, therefore learn them quickly—really I could. class i The same reasoning applies to ci^lly and the eggs pilaced in troughs Question: I understand you send clothes for Jethro, but Philomena at the end of last year declined out blue prints, at a small cost, to it was worth while to take notice. There are art there in the sleep i cprn, wheat, and other basic crops. in the Leavenworth Hatchery for three thinks it would be asking too much library and I could read them at ger, tl We must get action now! to five months. When the fry are slightly fron the January 1, 1938, readers of your . I have in Finally Alzena and Minna tripped to have her friends furnish the ward­ figure. ' mind a bungalow 31 feet by 33 feet; off a few stunts they had practiced night.’^ Can A To get action we must keep crops ready to feed they are transferred to robe of her future husband—-or would Lucia was breathless with emo­ off the market. rearing pools. From the latter, after Registraticns in the United States four rooms, bath and frorit porch. during the days of anxious plan­ their ] it? included 25,264,260 passenger cars, tion. Still Belongs to the Farmer being fed for three months to a year, Eph Kenyon returned Sunday from Will appreciate any information you ning. It was proved that Alzena’s how n If cotton is put in the government 4j427,4il3 trudcs, 156,237 busses and reputation as a neighborhood favo­ “How old are you?” he asked' they are taxied in tank trucks and Macon, Ga., after falling asleep in a can send me. abruptly. do thi loan, and congress fixes a floor and distributed to various tributaries, to furniture truck that had stopped at an 'estimated 5,000 Diesel units. Answer: I am sorry, but I do not rite had not been dimmed. parity price, the government can which it is hoped they will un­ the Corner Grill for-the night a couple furnish this kind of service. The But the innovation led to a near­ “Nineteen,” said Lucia, her cheek* , make an additional loan on the cot­ der-water attachments that will en­ of weeks ago. Eph didn’t realize what Superintendent of Dociunents at catastrophe, after all. Willard North growing redder and her eyes bright­ Time ' ton. Turpeitine Cup Rust er. ‘ Grt dure all their lives. Salmon, you see, the trouble was until he saw a sign Washington has a booklet of “Farm­ became intensely interested, urging If the farmer desires to take his are just as sentimental as Americans. showing the boundary of West Vir­ IOne of the principal problems of house Plans” which may be helpful another party, charity or social, or "‘You don’t look it,” said he medi­ cotton out of the government loan, he Ice is put in the tank trucks beciu' e ginia. the naval stor;s industry is the fail- to you. Write for Farm ers’ Bulle­ a weekly appropriation of the town tatively. “It’s the short hair and — s: can do so. salmon like a cool environment and Marmaduke Angell singed his beard ui’e of the turpentine cups to last short skirts, I suppose. By the at the Farther Lights corn roast the tin 1738. The price of the booklet dance-hall. He went across country At any rate, the farmer has all to are susceptible to temperatur e chang­ more than one year without rusting is 10 cents in coin. to Minna Merlin’s native burg; he way, what makes you think you These gain arid nothing to lose by not sell­ es. Between 500 and 2000 pounds of other night and the butter utterly, and the prestnce of rust brings could suit me? I’ve a reputation of ing this pitifully short crop at pres- ruined his Christmas shirt. Marma­ Water Heater Piping. wished to know the lady better. mass \ ice are used a trip. The water has to about a discobration of the rosin, Alzena Stokfts realized she had being a hard man to work for.” ^ent market prices. be aeriated by a pump, too, on its duke will have to wear a bib for a Question: I would like to move Lucia smiled in her friendly fash­ carry i few months until the whiskers grow which is highl: detrimental to the the hot water storage tank from the started something that might not Hold your cotton! strang«i journey. product. To OTercottie this trouble ion. ing A If you have to have the money Three varieties of fish migrate. The out again. kitchen to the cellar; to be con­ end soon. “I’ve always felt that you must now, put it in the government loan! The Parkwood baseball team clean­ the bureau of chemistry of the de­ nected with the tank water heater Miss Stokes, however, kept prac­ alongs “steel-head” is really an ocean-go­ partment of agr,culture has been ex­ love your beautiful things in juSt Essential to Defense ing trout and unlike the salmon does ed up for the Junction Tigers Sunday and the furnace. Is there a I ticing carefully the steps and stunts ‘fightin afternoon by a score of 54 to 38. perimenting foJ some time in an the same way that I do,” she said If the government should today not end its career after one spawning can buy, which will tell me how that Minna had taught her. The eagerly, “and people who love the will ce but may return to spawn again. Pitcher Jed Fisher of the home club endeavor to find a suitable coating idea had accomplished the purpose guarantee the farmers of the United pitched a tight game, allowing only to guard the cips against rusting to make these connections? same things always get along weU avert States actual parity on all crops pro­ The “blueback” has a single run, Answer; Manufacturers of watei intended; the young people flocked about the middle of July or August. 45 hits. The Whittlers club attended for longer periods. A number of ma­ together.” the Pr duced this year, the total cost to the in a body. heaters publish data on the proper together eagerly enough, at the next “If you really mean all that you’ve government could not exceed two or They stay in lakes till the spring of terials have beenworked out, but all way of making connections between call. The girls smiled the brighter Hitler, their second year when they migrate Constable Barney Hicks tore the h a '^ proven too expensive for prac­ saidx—” he began. three billion dollars. pants of his new uniform while get­ the storage tank and the heater. I —and oftener; the chaps seemed “Oh, I do mean every word of it,** place c Congress has already appropriated to the ocean, to return when four tical purposes! just as happy. Yet, when Willard years old. ting over the wire fence in J. Albert am sure the firm whose heater you interrupted Lucia fervently. ing th more than fifty billion dollars for Brewster’s pasture lot Saturday. Mr. are using will furnish the necessary brought Minna, there began a buzz never national defense. • ^ “Chinook” salmon pass Rock Island think I’ve been starved for beautw dam in three peaks, spring, summer Brewster’s old buck sheep “Charger” data. of whispers that led more and more ful things.” What could be more important and did not like Mr. Hicks’ new badge. I Italy Educates Nomads to a definite pairing off. lay th absolutely essential to national de­ and fall. Many chinook weigh 30 Sweating Tank. “I can use you,’* was the tersa Milt Evans sold a bay horse to the The efforts mace by the Italian Question; In the bathroom of my To c fense than making it possible for the pounds or more. firemen • last week for raffling pur­ igovernment to abdish nomad life in Alzena stood alone, as a conse­ reply. ')vid( farmers to live on the farms and pro­ The Chinook are so big that people country home there is water on the quence. She had lost Willard North “I did it,” whispered Lucia joy­ in the Puget Sound area are sup­ poses and the animal spends most of the Libyan colony and to transform ^Id duce another crop? its time lying down, often for stretch­ ■the wandering tribes into agricultur­ floor most of the time, due to the as a dance partner, merely by at­ ously as she passed the friend]^, Not only th e‘farmers’ interest is posed to count them jumping over flush tank sweating. The water com­ tempting to please him. Twice with­ ers fences instead of sheep. Try this es of several days. The firemen are alists is beginning t» bear fruit. Evi­ switchboard operator. involved, not only is justice for the hurrying the sale of tickets before ing out of the well is usually about in the four or five hours of hilarity, While sitting idly at the big desk ie( farmer involved, but the national de­ yourself, sometime, on a hot night, dence of this is afforded by the in- the steed stays down for good. ■creasing number of children belong­ 50 degrees. Can I insulate the tank it chanced, he sought her for a the bachelor proprietor of the art tn fense and well being are equally in­ if you can’t sleep. _ Ed Kasson’s back room was emp­ to stop this dripping? waltz or a two-step. volved. ing to tribes who attend the Italian shop was thinking that of all the tied in a hurry Monday when a man Answer: A wooden box lined with “Never mind the trouble you’ve women he had ever met in the 34 Destitute farmers means a weak CLARKSON HEADS CHEST from the canning factory came into schools at the oasis of Hamada el Hombra. The nomai children will some form of insulation, made to started.” Ha returned her jokes years of his life little Lucia, wh» nation. BUREAU the store looking for men to husk enclose the tank on all exposed Chairman of the speakers bureau corn. Two cases of lantern globes ,remain at the o a ^ during the with abandon. “I shall do my best had sought meat and drink in his A weak nation is incapable of na­ sides, is one way of overcoming this windows, would make the ideal com­ tional defense. for the coming Community Chest were crushed and the latch on the i*chool term and will be housed, to bring different fellows every campaign will be Francis 0. Clarkson, condition. Warm moist air must time, in the hope that you, too, may panion for his wanderings in far-ofl It is foolish to spend fifty billion back door was broken as the domino Iclothed and fed by tie Italian gov­ Charlotte attorney, it has been an­ players all tried to leave at once. ernment. be kept from coming in contact with become lost—like Miss Merlin.” lands in search for the beauty ' dollars and then talk about two or nounced by Cemeron Morrison, cam- The Farther _ Lights Society again tb« sold surface of the tank. three billion dollars causing inflation. paingn chairman. This bureau is in tried to entertain the firemen between Talk of inflation being caused by charge of furnishing speakers to lo­ the ages of 18 and 23 last Wednesday justice to the farmers is merely an NEWSPAPER The Business and Professional Wo­ cal groups to explain work of the at a lawn social, but unfortunately To relieve Misery #f C O L D S men’s Club is sponsoring: a square excuse; it is not a reason. Chest. an old haystack on Jim Cross’ farm wifT Your RACE The spending of fifty billion dollars dance every Tuesday and Friday night Meanwhile, Fred Huffman, ex­ caught fire and the men had to pay ^ ^ LIQUID at the Monroe Country Club. The For Business Supremacy makes inflation inevitable and every­ ecutive secretary of the chest, launch­ attention to duty first. Nearly all of. TABLETS one knows it. music is furnished by Whitaker’s ed intensive efforts to have a large the men who were invited to the so­ U U SALVE AT YOUR Whirling Whangdoodles and their all­ By Adverfinng We already have inflation and the organization ready to go to work cial were overcome by smoke and . NOSE DROPS I SERVICE electric instruments. The public is farmer is being made destitute by it. when the campaign gets under way were taken to the Corner Grill where Try COUtH DROPS cordially invited to attend. The acl- Jhe only possible salvation of the the last of this month. restoratives were administered. “ » woiidetful liniment TO>H£LPYQU SI aaisgion is 25 ceots a person.