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PAGE SIX MT. VERNON SIGNAL Thursday, November 4, 1948 T; J_J0USEH0LD UMTS : ,1-S rig scouring powder on firs* rub soap on the then apply cleanser, igorousiy on pots and e h o w readily t h e y w i l l rh is exposed directly to FICTION By JOHN Cotnev Freddy and John wanted a dog but they weren't getting far with their plea. Then a stray mongrel wandered upon the scene one day and caused a great deal of excitement. You enn handle thorny plants easier by getting a pair of ice t&igs and using them instead of your fingers. If sheets are worn to the extent that there are only small pieces available, lear them into squares and use them for window cleaning and mirror polishing. Get Well •f*l QUICKER DIM ID a Cold Cftl rvC" 0 "*** 1 " r U L C I O Courti Compound 7DAY5 WILL DO IT ' ' H (/ *5^ ' J 7 . 1U, b just 7 daya... la one short week. •• a group of people who changed from their •Id dentifrice* to Calox Tooth Powder aver* •ted 58% brighter teeth by scientific test. 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RELIABLE TTFEVtfTQftADOtM MACHINE I you do! Won't asked Mother as she opened the front door. Both Freddie and I looked u p t o s e e who the caller might be. 1 The shades were drawn in the liv- ing room, so we couldn't see who was standing on the porch. Mother had darkened the room to protect 'Freddy's eyes because Freddy had i the measles. He was covered with a blanket and curled u p o n t h e day bed which had been moved down i from upstairs. 1 w a s spread out on the floor with the erector set We waited to see the unexpected visitor, and Imagine our surprise when in walked a big brown dog. The newcomer trotted across the room to inspect me. and I patted h i m o n t h e head. Then he w e n t o v e r to the day bed and nuzxled his big head against Freddy, as much as "Hi, there. Bud, I've come to help you get well3" "O. gee. Mom," cried Freddy ex- citedly, "a dog! Can we keep him. Mom? Where did he come fromT What's his name?" "Now. now, not so fast, son," In- terrupted Mother, as she settled Freddy under the blanket again. "He Just came to the door when 1 went to get the mail, and I thought maybe he'd help you 4>ass the time while you're closed up here with the measles. Do you like him?" "Boy. I'll say," Freddy and I chanted In unison, "he's swell!" The newcomer, w h o w a s busy In- specting the premises, was Just dog; part airedale. part hound. He was big, grayish-brown, and would have passed for a genuine airedale if he hadn't had those big floppy, hound-dog ears. We had always wanted a d o g b u t Dad said we didn't have a place for a dog. and he wouldn't have one If he had to keep it tied. "What'll we call him. Mom?" I asked eagerly. "Why don't you and Freddy fig- ure that out for yourself, son," she said a s s h e went toward the kitchen to get dinner under way. All my life I h a d wanted people to call me Jack, because I liked it for a nickname; but all I e v e r h e a r d was Just plain John, so I said: "Let's call him Jack. Freddy." "Yeah—Jack's a good name all right H e r e , J a c k , c o m e o v e r h e r e , o l d b o y ! " he called t o t h e d o g . A n d Jack wagged his tail, put his big front paws up on the couch, and licked Freddy on the nose. "Oosh, look, John," said Freddj, "he knows his name already." We had a wonderful time with Jack until Dad came home. "What's goings on here?" he called when he saw the dog stretched out on the living rogm floor. "Where did that mongrel "He came to help me get well. Dad." p i p e d F r e d d y f r o m his haven o n t h e d a y bed. Freddy always could work Dad for most anything, and when h e fin- ished telling Dad how the dog Just practically came up and knocked on the door to help Freddy get well. Dad just grinned and said grudg- ingly: "Well I guess we can keep htm for a while . . . until you get well anyhow." But after Freddy got well. Jack stayed. Dad kicked about it a little, but h$ Anally agreed to. 1*» ••• Jack >: -v? kept hih) in the basement any troul We both promised! But keeping Jack out of trouble was like trying to keep water from flowing down- hill. Everything went along fine un- til Mr. Westour came over to com- plain that Jack h a d d u g up his gar- den to bury a bone. All our efforts to explain didn't appease Dad very much, and he was disgusted. Then Jack chased Roush's cat, and the cat got caught in the porch railing and couldn't get out until old m a r y | l o u s h s a w e d the railing loose. Naturally, he wasn't too pleased about that. Dad was adamant by that time, and insisted Jack would have t o g o . He had found some farmer who would take the dog. But Jack had a knack for taking things into his own hands, or I guess we ought to say. his own paws! He had a habit of following us to school, but we'd usually chase him home after a block o r t w o . B u t o n e morning, when the snow was com- ing down pretty heavily. Jack trot- ted along behind us. "Go back. Jack." I shouted at him. "Go on home, old boy," but the dog kept trotting along behind us. I threw stones a t h i m and tried everything I could think of. but he until about a mol#h later. One of the neighbors said: "You know, I think I saw your dog this morning over at the Whit- tier school. He was outside watch- ing the children as they came out. I stopped the car and turned around. but by the time I went back to look f<j£ him. he was gone." Mother replied that Jack was probably making the rounds of t h e . . . schools looking for us. We kept | T H O M A S CARLYLE, a crusty searching and hoping, renewed by 1 d yspeptlc but a literary artist the new, that Jack was still alive. ,k J U1 - , w " voting a But we didn't hlAe much time to Chrt » u »n ""d. In morning hunt for him. as I was practicing' 4t m,I y prayers every night for a school play. The f*° T* >tory *°* a) night of the play's performance we JJ* Put Into almost f o u n d J a c k again. I h , , n d , * CCDy ^ SPEAKS 9 iajafffc'felHEIHiJ.•FflREMAl Drama in the Bible Lesson for November 7, 1948 , his hands . .. . 4 ~ the Bible and "fced him to read a chapter. Carlyle chapter of 'Job; jaw av a read it—read on to with all that commotion going on In next , nd (he the auditorium. I ^ and ^ next On the way home. I asked M o m • „ , n d refused , 0 pretty hard for us to enact the scene CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT ft INVEST. OPPOB. m which pots men oar creator? and delivers National!? Advertised " rts — PrcJiureCookers— Furnishings to roar mens* i. riverrooe benefits throogil Amanna Gift Boons Offsc. D*uils Frtf Write T*Uy THE LOUGOL CO .Dept GI46. LATROBE Poultrymen Advised To Retain All Pullets Culling Hens Is Means Of Increasing Returns To assure top poultry profits dur- pullet flock. Pullets lay in the fall 1 jfosiei and winter when egg prices are high. At the same time, old hens Profitable SMeUao—<Gathering Names. AA. are going through their fall molt and consuming 25 to 30 pounds of F. *44 - riaauy, ou» feed while producing no eggs. In the spring, when old hens re- ! sume laying, egg prices are down, I thus necessitating ~ •, 4t« Na. Water, Alga FARMS AND RANCHES CANADIAN FARMS— Wr!t« ss foe nuCS Df- I FORMATION «a far* • *" i otato farms, best to 2*0: lot of commotion near the back of . very heavy layer to pay the $1.50 feed bill which was amassed during the winter months. Old hens may be what the noise was. and >he .topTeadii^till "he had finished' ,old °n c f ° f ^ laughed. .11 « chapters. cuI1 ' d lndl " "I think I t w a s your old friend." , Job ^ ^ It , ^ vldually a. they go •Vh. P t'do you mean. Mom-" 1' BM.Tls^e^JuUU^ing^exl^ 1 £ weekly'ch^ " | HELP WANTpD-WOMEN " U . e C n ; d dog «. » durrng t h e P l . y J i £ S T & 2 T 2 1 ^ - C £ f . £ | & & & & £ & & and made a bee-Une for the stage ! not ople m u c h lde „. | __ U _ old _ J h '. n _ fl °f k _'.* " Two bouaes. S barns, electric, food wat 1.1 tobacco base. 80 acres tractor land, cated on good road. Priced S7.S00. CONDON RKALTT, PeeMea, Okie. P*.• wma like trying to keep water housing for pullets and old hens The Characters 'should be provided for best man- *HE characters at first are three: agement and disease control Colambaa. Ohio MISCELLANEOUS Fatllnc Listless? Run Down? No Pep—Poor Appetit#? This can be caused by a lack at sufficient minerals and vitamins to your dally diet your nam* for free facta sbout he can ksUlvMsl energy. T HE characters at first are three: agement ana aisease control. j FUEL OH# DRUMS Sod, Satan and s man named } As another step in culling the , Now ^ ^ Umc to u k # Ofyour ne Job. J o b I s a good man. In fact God poultry flock, old roosters also for fu«i oU drama for wtnUr, w . c a n i calls him perfect. He Is also pros- should be eliminated. They serve A»Trt.M n ?#»rA^ * CMscrai•'o*. ' perous. and thereby hangs the tale, no ""ful purpose and eat loU o f I » w ! tato *V5»k j F o r one fateful day God and Satan feed. I I have a conversation about this man. Some pullets also may have t o b e The Lord Inquires If Satan has seen culled If the flock Is to ba maln- hlm. and how good he Is. Oh yes. talned at the desired size for proflt- Satan says airily, he has seen him. able operation throughout the win- but he does not think highly of his In this cose, only the best po- ' "goodness." He Is too wall paid tentlal layers (bould be xetained. A for It He has a large and happy good is cc" **".J family, and has Immense wealth:''* smoothly feathered, plump In "why shouldn't he be good? Take body and carries richly pigmented away his prosperty and be win shanks. I MOTOBBICTCLE—-Tour 1 to S h-p-. you to your face. Satan Pullets so developed can be ^ ^uSSSSrSeulSSS brought into 50 per cent egg produc- frame, rita any b i c y c l e . STT.50 Znoutrei tiflo without crowding by the tim.' ow. they are six months old. Pullets. JjMJW""JJaffa Si however, never should be forced into tzutructiona. 80c. NAONEB. IS Lasta«- hlgh production during their first AT< - Aabarm, N. T. two months of laying. i FREE STAMPS, for an buyers, u x aad _____________ I Foreign; used a^nd jnintj approvals. . . j and really enjoy r cents a day—the nil- MUali way. Send name At address «s ECONOMT' MERCHANDISE CO. Leaalta. Callf#n kept coming right along. Nothing we ; could do would persuade him to go back. We knew we'd be late If we didn't hurry, so we went on to school. As we entered the building. Freddy shouted to the dog: "You w a i t h e r e till we come out. Jack!" I asked my teacher If I could bring Jack in, and she gave con- sent if I would promise to keep him quiet. I hurried out to find him, but Jack had disappeared. W HEN we got home that nlgb^r Mother asked: "Where's Jack? I haven't seen him an day." "He followed us to school this morning, Mamma," I explained, "but when I came out to get him, he was gone." % "Well, I suppose t h a t s a v e s your father the trouble of getting rid of hjm." she said. "Take off your coats and hang them up to dry. You're all wet from the snow." No one had much to say at the supper table that night. Even Dad was pretty quiet a n d h e went to the window several times to look out before we went to bed. Two dejected little boys prayed fervently for the safe-keeping of a lost dog that night. We rolled and tossed all night long, yonderifig ^Jiere our pet mlglft be. That was the last we s a w o f Jack when the ushers caught him. I looked around to see four of them dragging him up the aisle, and It looked for all the w o r l d l i k e J a c k . " mrfmi vcnw5 (j royer H I S & s holy time—be Stili.bc SHU; 'Stace i/i'o// A child's white pnyet it winging id lure | U p x o t h e throne o f G od Acrou the sill T h e l a d r e d light fades from the winter dsy, As s young mother w h o u rcrj visa Is tesiching a child to pray. Two tall white candles bom beside t Piercing the dusk; they center in die e O f t h e kneeling child like twin Jtxn shining (here; They glimmer through the twilight o f t h e £0010, And make s halo of the mother's halt. Brighter than the candles or the sunset Gght Innovation for Farmers will not oomplatn; his faith In Gad still does not warer. ' So when next Satan reports to God. the Almighty asks again: Did you see ipT servant Job? He holds "But let's go back and look for fast to his Integrity. Ah. yes, sneers him." I cried. itha unbelieving Bend. Yes, but ha "Your father and I did look for still has his health: Sa can hav* him, son. as soon as the play was another family, another fortune.' over." said MoOfcr s a t h e c a r turned Make llfrf Itself so m i s e r a b l e ' t h a t In the driveway at home. "But we he will long to die, and then ytn couldn't find him anywhere. I guess win sea his goodness vanish, then we're Just not supposed to have h i m ' h e surely will curse you to your back anymore." ( face. But trtviays later. Just as'sod-l So God let Satan do his wtcst— denly as he had gone. Jack came Do an you can to him, God says, homel Freddy was out shoveling ' only leave him alive. And then Job snow off the sidewalk, and Jack Is mide horribly and painfully in, came bounding up the street Just he cannot sleep for the torture of like he'd never been away from bolls covering him from head to home. Everyone welcomed him fool TTiree of his friends coma to back, and even Dad didn't say a *l«lt him. For s e v e n d a y s they stt j M . r k t a f M o t h # r ,t.p forward la word - :silence, and then begins a great ^ , d v c t a g ,u»,, r d of Uvtng for But our pleasure I n o u r d o g didn't debate, with Job on one side and ^ f,rmer. the first radio 1 lsst long. About a month later, his frien^ on the other: Why must def) . ^ ^ for use Jack was lying on the front porch, such things be? Why must good m ^ trIctor| QQW u OQ u * m ,^| Teddy Long, a tot about two who people suffer? L t lived across the street from u s , w a s . . . The new radio. Introduced by a playing on the sidewalk In front of W a J j o b R e a J ? j Kansas City manufacturer, gives' ^ n 0 *" 1 " k:w " Job char- «!><> '»rm« «««" during, hU work- D '««' «-• bour " nu - fleuwwh,uver l Per Christiana, gtvs Popular ^lallty guaranteed. Kan S3, prepaid. Stats color. iTMKS, Bradeaten T ~ ~ HOUSEWIVESi TOU NEED M T 1 UCTS. Excellent Mixed Tea, SI .IS grain Pepper Mills flllW a Pepper Mills filled with pepper. TeU friends. U ELLIS, 1 M B . New Terk SS, N cognse, etc. B. A. BLANI Salsa ere, Tlaeaeax, REIM TO RENT OR LEASE L. O. SMITH. I a (so one s o u . P i s . Qett St., SaraaeU. Pie. ceLIToV Z Z Z t baTin. ^ " Hamlet a'nd Macbeth? It U very!ha desires i n t h e way of roterUln- ^ h , l T r L wifc.^, 1 there was once upon a time ment. news reports, crop lnforma- ousty at t/i. youngster. Just then a . .. . . mrui woihmr fnr#raata some man by that name who guf-1 tioc and weather forecagts. stnjck~JadcT"Jact w a ^ d V a i 'bm »»' « nd ^ ' h ' ^ | ^ * ,m ' Ver " 1 m ° UDt ' nearly all his ribs were broken. Dad sat up with him through two friends, not too sympathetic, who tag, this set U readily Installed on talked It otfer with him ! a n y make or model farm tractor. | As Hamlet and M a c b e t h w e r e his- i Cabinet and chassis are weather-1 JAHS9 HI 45M-W EPSTEIN IRON ft METAL 00. Highest P r i c e * P a i d for Iron and B t e e l S c r a p . Rubber, Metals and P a p e r S t o c k &*lt*ri4l mtA BsUtry Ltad OmSpnUUy 408-410 E. Main St. LoalsvUle, Ky. i™. As Hamlet and M a c b e t h w e r e his- j Cabinet and chassis are weather- j , C r „ ~ ag| long nights, feeding him and nurs- tori ^ eharacter , w ),om Shakes- proof and shoekprocf.^.Eight tubes, i Uil. mHtru?!. w. «nd8l ing him but old Jack Just couldn't, s ^ t t ^ 7 ^ 1 0 deluding two rectifier., . r^erhet- p^po,-,.. a. make It I P®"™ u,ea WKn W g h « ... ... .... 'profound Ideas, so the author of Our only consolation was that ». , ... . . . Jack had undoubtedly sacrificed his ** m ' 7 weU K ha 3* USed life to save little Teddy; f o r t h e c a r ° some man he knew, or kaew of !! u : d .. h r. ve ^,. th 0 _ 7 . ou f^ r Jr. t » ^f""d^n?w*d^r«d Pr .°. S: : Fertlllzer Is Valuable human race. For Job most sorely Is real: his local name may be Smith or Jones, and he may be living Just around the corner from yon. Indeed, sooner or later every man's name is Job. Sooner or later, every thought- ful person has* U face the tragedy. of human Buffering! Why must such things bet BALFH PARTRIDGE as easily. But this was a logic dif- ficult for youngsters to understand. Freddy cried as though' his heart would break, and I guess I was pretty tearful myself. After waiting so long to get our dog bKk. I t w a s pretty tough, hav- ing to lose h i m s o soon. Things were so glum around the house that Mother decided we ought to have a party to cheer things up. But It was n o u s e . . . nothing could take the place of our lost dog. Even w h e n s p r i n g c a m e a n d D 8 d took us on a fishing trip, something was missing. We were sitting on the porch one afternoon waiting f o r D a d to coma home for supper. Freddy sighed and said: "Poor old Jack." Mother asked. "Boys, you're sure- ly not m o a n i n g a b o u t that dog yet, are youT" Just then Dad swung the car Into the driveway. From along side the house, we heard him honk the born. Freddy r a n t o s e e what he wanted. Suddenly, he burst around the cor- ner of the house, carrying a squirm- ing puppy In his arms and shouting: "Hey. Mom, look what Daddy brought home. He's our new dog. Mom . . . and you know what his name Is, Mom? His name Is Jack!" Mom looked at Dad and smiled, and I thought I saw Just tha least sign of a tear In the corner of Dad'a e y e , a s t h e n e w puppy kissed Fred- dy on the nose. For Succeeding Crops A Safe, Sound Investment— Farmers who think fertlllier costs Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! should be charged off I n o n e year; Suffering Is Test HERE Is, howeve which comes oat In the course of the drama. It Is not a theoretical solution: that Is. It does not alto- gether answer the question, WHY must men suffer? It does tell na WHAT we can do about It. Battering la a test: A-test af man's faith and real goodneaa. "When he hath tried m o , I shall oome forth aa gold," Job say*. (ZS:lt.) The test of a ship la net the quiet waters ef tha har- bor but the roaring open sea; the test a f a m a n la not oemfert bat stress and pain. To have faith In God only when w e a r e well-fed and softly cushioned Is not f^lth at Its best. Faith and goodness prove their reality estly w h e n t h e y hold together even whan tore by the nails of a cross; - (Cmmrrlgkt by tbt Imtmnatlmal Crwnfitl M KtfltTuM tdvcttl— •• feto// W m fntnUM it—mlnttifm. Ktli tmi tr WWO rtum—.) are overlooking carry-over assets that pay long-term dividends in big- ger crop yields, according to Middle West Soil Improvement committee. A good teed of fertiliser gives the soli a backlog of plant nutrients that benefit succeeding crops. WaU- fertlliied legume-grass crops In a n y good soil building . program leave behind them Important carry-over Legume-grass mixtures fed with plenty of phosphate and potash win add to the soil's organlo mat- ter' and bjilld son structure. They will Improve ttlth, drainage and Because of these carry-over bene- fits, agronomists recommend a m i n - imum of three year* for charging off the cost of fertilizer Thorough Check of Silo Will Prevent Wastage Silos wffl help to assure good use of t h i s y e a r ' s b u m p e r crop of corn- stalks. To p r e v e n t w a s t e of the en- siled crop, however, the silo must be In good condition. ' Thorough cleaning la the first step, entailing cleaning out the pit and scraping old silage off walls. Walls should be examined far air leaks, using melted paraffin t o fin smsdl cracks In martar Jelnta a r b e - DIONNE'QUINTS' CHESTCOLDS MUSTEROLE CO I NS and STAMPS KEMPS BALSAM .,j. COUGHS o n TO COLDS

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Page 1: PAGE SIX MT. VERNON SIGNAL Thursday … SIX MT. VERNON SIGNAL Thursday ,November 4 1948 T; J_J0USEH0L D ... Why w# chango to Calox yoomH? ... help you get well3"

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FICTION B y J O H N

Cotnev Freddy and John wanted a dog but they weren't getting far with

their plea. Then a stray mongrel wandered upon the scene one day and caused a great deal of excitement.

Y o u e n n h a n d l e t h o r n y p l a n t s e a s i e r b y g e t t i n g a p a i r o f i c e t & i g s a n d u s i n g t h e m i n s t e a d o f y o u r f i n g e r s .

If s h e e t s a r e w o r n t o t h e e x t e n t t h a t t h e r e a r e o n l y s m a l l p i e c e s a v a i l a b l e , l e a r t h e m i n t o s q u a r e s a n d u s e t h e m f o r w i n d o w c l e a n i n g a n d m i r r o r p o l i s h i n g .

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