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Noon on the Square Commercial Bank’s Noon on the Square is 11 am to 1 pm, September 30th features music by John Austin McDaniel, food by Cash’s Pizza and the Quota Club and drinks for a donation by the DPA. Ocktoberfest Saturday, October 1st, 11 am- 7 pm, Henry County Fairgrounds lo-cated at 517 Royal Oaks Dr. Oktoberfest is a parish and community-wide festival

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Theatre Opportunity for Adults and Children “THE VELVETEEN RABBIT” is a straight play (not a mu-sical) and features roles for adults and some children. 11+ excellent roles for adults/older teens. 1 lead role for a child 8-11 years old. 5+ roles for children.This enchanting version of the clas-sic story will touch your heart, and the hearts of the families in our audience. It seems there is a life to the playthings on the floor and in the toy cabinet when the lights go out in Andrew’s nurs-ery. Timothy Lion, Train Engine, Skin Horse, Model Boat and Velveteen Rabbit all spring to life. Actors represent the ‘spirit’ of each toy-chattering, bickering and sharing their feelings in hilarious and touching interactions. With narra-tion by the tender and grandfatherly Skin Horse Spirit, you’ll laugh and cry along with the characters as they manage the trials and tribulations of their unique experiences-especially the Rabbit Spirit, who learns about love when he gains the affection of a young child. “The Velve-teen Rabbit” gives the audience a beauti-ful view of love as relationships change over time, yet love never fails to endure those changes. Audition - Saturday, October 1, Krider Performing Arts, 650 Volunteer Dr. - Just show up! Ages 10 to 16 - Arrive Between 12 Noon and 1 pm. Ages 17 and older - Arrive between 2 pm and 3 pm

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The Jimmy Church Band hosted by PML’s Relay for Life Team Saturday, October 1st, 8 pm-12 am, Paris Conven-tion Center 1015 E. Wood St. Tickets are $20 per person.

Open House and Ribbon Cutting Friday, October 7th, from 10 am to 3 pm with the ribbon cutting being held at 10 am. Free demonstrations on products and treatments, door prizes, prize draw-ing and a GRAND PRIZE worth over $200. Refreshments will be served. Any-one who attends and signs up for a pack-age of services will get 25% off. Pack-ages includes: Exilis, HCG Weight Loss, Laser Hair Reduction. Make your own packages with: waxing, pedicure, warm paraffin dip and microdermabrasion.

Salad Spectacular This year’s Salad Spectacular sponsored by the Friends of the Library will be held on Friday, Octo-ber 7th, at Ketchum Hall, Grace Episco-pal Church, on Poplar Street, from 11:00 am - 1:30 pm.

Women’s Wellness ExpoThe Baptist Memorial Hospital in Hunt-ingdon will host a Women’s Wellness Expo on Thursday, October 13th from 7am to 11am in the R.B. Wilson Medi-cal Center lobby. The event will have free health screenings which will include checking cholesterol, blood pressure, blood sugar and more. Women will also receive information about breast health at the event and they will receive a 10% discount in October for mammograms.For those who want to have their cho-lesterol or blood sugar should not eat or drink anything at least 12 hours prior to the time you plan to be tested. For more information ab out the event you can contact Kim King at 731-986-7368.

Racer Baseball Camps Murray State Baseball will be hosting a pair of camps this fall, beginning with the Racer Baseball Prospect Camp which will be held October 1 beginning at 9 a.m., at Reagan Field and the Pitcher and Catcher Winter Camp Series starts its four ses-sions beginning November 13. Cost of the prospect camp is $130 for a pitcher or positional player and $165 for both positions. The pitcher and catcher camp is $180 for all four sessions. The pros-pect camp will give players the opportu-nity to showcase their tools and abilities to the Murray State coaching staff, along with other coaches from the area that will be invited. Players will be evalu-ated both offensively and defensively in the morning. The afternoon portion will consist of a live game. Campers will split into teams and compete against one another to showcase their skills under live conditions. The camp is open to high school players entering grades 9-12. The pitcher and catcher camp is directed toward teaching and developing the skills it takes to be a successful pitcher or catcher. The camp series will take place one day a week (Sunday) over a four-week span. Players will be instructed on different skill sets directly related to pitching and catching. The camp is open to ages 9-18. For more information or if you have questions, email [email protected]. To sign up for the camps go to www.collegebaseballcamps.com/racers

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FAITH CHRISTIAN Fellowship Church, locat-ed at 1525 Hwy. 641 S., in Camden has a men’s (young and old) breakfast every 3rd Saturday at 8am. For more information contact Shirlee Faircloth at 731-584-8500.

FARM RAISED - fresh and delicious sausage, mild & hot, Boston butts and pork chops. Antibiotic free. Call Lesley, 731-336-1987.

FORMER EMPLOYEES of Genesco meet the last Wednesday of each month for breakfast at Downhome Restaurant in Camden at 8am.

FRIENDS OF NATHAN Bedford Forrest State Park meet the 2nd Sunday each month at 2:30pm, at the Folk Life Museum. For more in-fo visit the website at www.friendsofnbfsp.vpweb.com or “like” us on Facebook.

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY Bookstore open Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri 9-4:30. Sat, 9-12noon. W.G. Rhea Public Library

HE WAS BORN in shadow but he will be shadow borne. Shadow Born, book 1 of the Shadow Borne Chronicles is available now. Only $3.99 on Kindle. www.shadow-borne.com

IF YOU HAVE West Kentucky Rural Electric and live in Tennessee, you may be pay-ing a Kentucky school tax in-crease on your bill. Call your electric company at 270-247-1321 to have the tax re-moved.

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K & J MEAT PROCESSING, 365 McClains Rd, Paris, is processing DEER. 731-642-6490, 731-336-3852.

LOANS FROM $200 - $1,000. State Finance, 2539 East Wood St., Paris, TN. Open M-F, 9am-5:30pm, 731-641-4431. PHONE APPS WELCOME!

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THE BENTON COUNTY Chapter of Habitat For Humanity meets every 2nd Monday of the month at 6:30pm, The First United Methodist Church, on the Court Square in Camden. Volunteers are always need-ed! Contact Kathy Hooten for more info at 731-234-4488.

THE BENTON COUNTY Genealogical Society meets every fourth Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm in the Tennessee Room of the Benton County Library.

WEST TENNESSEE Hot Rod Restoration and Fabrication. We buy, sell, or trade. Motorcycles, trikes, bikes, automobiles, boats, and more. Welding, fabrica-tion, frame-off restoration, custom painting & graph-ics, custom auto body and wood panels. Auto detail-ing, chrome service, custom built ProMod. Race Cars, & Dragsters. We’ll restore any-thing. Chris Willoughby, 731-336-2451

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HEADLIGHTS DULL AND HAZY? Restore & Seal to like new finish. Carroll Co. and surrounding areas, will come to you. 706-881-2895.

SMALL ENGINE REPAIR, lawn equipment, chain saws, ATVs, blades sharpened chain saws & mowers, re-build starters/alternators, fast turn-around. Call Erik 731-220-2368. Camden.

CLEANINGHOUSE CLEANING call 731-415-6097. Hard working re-tired lady looking for homes to clean! Reasonable rates & very dependable!

HOUSE CLEANING Service. Paris & surrounding ar-ea. 3 bedroom house, $75. Cleaning supplies provided. Experienced. References. 731-220-3767.

DOZER SERVICEJEFF PAGE’S DOZER & TRACKHOE Service. We do land clearing, ditching, ba-sins, terraces, ponds, lakes, site preparation, demolition in Henry County & surround-ing areas. 731-642-3328 or 731-707-2665.

ROBERTSON & SON Backhoe & Dozer, land-scaping, trenching, wa-ter line, sewer lines, grav-el drive, basements & foot-ers dug. Septic tanks & lines. 731-593-0519, cell 731-441-8899.

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A F F O R D A B L E CONSTRUCTION - Room additions, block underpin-ning, decks, metal roof-ing, concrete, carports, ga-rages. Free estimates. 26 years experience. Serving Henry County. 731-247-3104.

ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS, room additions, ga-rages, remodeling, vinyl sid-ing, porches, decks. Gary Brooks, 731-642-6132.

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VEHICLE/MOWER/GUNS/COINS: 1997 Dodge Dakota SLT, V6, 1 owner, 93,226 miles, extended cab w/fiber-glass topper + MTD Hydro Gold zero turn mower, 22 hp, Kohler + Daisy Mdl 26 + Sears (Ted Williams) 22 semi-auto + silver dollars + proof sets + foreign coins + other assorted coins ANTIQUES/HOUSEHOLD: J&P Coats 3 drawer spool cabinet + The American System Accounts register w/tickets, roll top, oak + Boye metal needle case/chart + Ridgeway grandfather clock + (20+) Hummel figurines + antique wheel chair + antique school desk + small curio cabinet + metal clothes rack + Barrister style bookcase + bell collection + (3) wing back chairs + sofa + umbrella stand + Royal paper shredder + Seiki HDTV + loveseat w/ottoman + (2) marble top lamp tables + 3 pc. bedroom suite + large ceramic “Precious Moments” + Sony turn table + LXI Series (silver front) stereo sys-tem w/speakers + Weslo treadmill + day bed w/trundle + dresser w/mirror & chest (Bassett) + costume jewelry + I Robot vacuum + jewelry armoire + Vita-Mix blender + cedar chest + Large curio cabinet + LLadro ceramics + Gevalia coffee pot + glassware + small kitchen appli-ances + Sceptre HDTV + Lynns 8 place setting china + Waterford pcs. + Kenmore 80 Series washer + Kenmore 90 Series dryer + Faberware (new) + 8 place setting china + antique sewing table + Christmas china + Nor-man Rockwell plates + oak hutch + primitive 7 drawer chest w/locks + oak & tile dining table w/4 chairs + books + book shelves + stamps collection + Oreck vacuum + cedar gliding swing TOOLS: Rockwell/Delta wood lathe + Craftsman 6” joiner/planer + Craftsman 12” radial arm saw + Craftsman Evolve compressor + NIB 10” Hitachi compound miter saw + shop vac + metal lawn cart + jig saw + router + electric drill + Craftsman tool box w/tools + Craftsman electric chain saw + Craftsman compressor + hose reel + (6 drawer) storage + push mowers + car

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JC’S HANDY MAN SERVICE, painting, carpen-try, and more. 731-641-6649.

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B E N TO N C O . MAINTENANCE SERVICE, Full service for home and business, fast and impres-sive. plumbing, electrical, computer/network service, alarm/security cam systems, carpentry, doors/windows, flooring, painting, cleaning inside/outside, heating and cooling, repair storm, water, and fire damage. Call or text Uwe Jahn 731-363-1941 or 731-593-0201 or email [email protected].

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C O N C R E T E CONSTRUCTION. Poured wall basements, ICF base-ments, slabs, retainer walls, driveways, sidewalks & storm shelters. Call 731-363-0732 or 731-642-6916.

CUSTOM ROOFING. New

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FALL SPECIAL! Custom Roofing is running a spe-cial on 40 year metal roofing. Why pay more? Guaranteed to beat anyone’s price. For top quality and 5 year work-manship guarantee. Call Custom Roofing 731-333-4337.

FLOORING SERVICES - Residential, commercial, houseboats, water craft, RV’s, hardwood, laminate, vinyl, carpet. Call David Cutler, 731-642-8604 or 270-556-8658.

HANDY MAN - Looking for work, experienced in exterior & interior painting, plumbing, general house maintenance, light carpentry. Call Wes, cell 603-762-4586.

H A N D Y M A N - H O M E REPAIR, licensed and expe-rienced. Small jobs welcome. Now serving Henry County area. Call Tony at 731-363-1434.

MERRELL’S CARPENTRY WE CARRY BUSINESS LICENSE. Carpentry; roof-ing, additions, flooring (all types), siding, decks, porch-es, garages, & storm shel-ters added to any style home modular, mobile, etc. Concrete; slabs, sidewalks, & driveways. Quality work at prices for today’s econo-my. Call David Merrell, 731-336-4484

ODD JOBS plus house sit-ting. Experienced in home maintenance, painting & lawn care. 970-250-9338.

PAINTED METAL ROOFS - installed the right way by experienced roofers. Call Dennis R. Carter for esti-mates. 731-247-3086.

SELLING AND INSTALLING Amarr garage doors and re-pair all garage doors. Over ten years experience. 731-227-49004.

ROOF REPAIRS & COMPLETE NEW ROOFS, SHINGLE, flat roofs, painted metal, single ply roof systems. 29 Years Experience! For Quality Work call Carter Roofing, 731-247-3086.

STEVE REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION. All types of brick, block, stone, & concrete work. Metal build-ings & metal roofing. New homes, additions, & remodel-ing. Free estimates. 31 years experience. 731-644-0266, 731-514-2725

WANT TO BUY - Used Electric Pole for mobile home. 731-676-0267 or 731-247-3086.

YOUNG’S GARAGE DOOR & Service, 90 Wall St., Puryear, TN, 38251. Call Carol Young, 731-227-4904. Serving Murray, KY & Paris, TN.

WILLIAMS FENCE - Residential fences of all types. 40 years experience. Free estimates. 731-336-4608.

LAWN WORKA. P. LAWNCARE - Mowing, mulching, trimming, clean-up, commercial or residen-tial, cemeteries. Licensed and insured, free esti-mates. 731-336-2990.

BUSH HOGGING - Paris & Henry County Area. 731-697-0306

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GET YOUR $29 WEBSITE NOW! Midsouthweb.net is West TN’s premier website services company. We pro-vide tech solutions to small businesses. 731-407-9696, M_F, 8:30-5.

JAMES SNOW CLOCK REPAIR - Clock Repair, Grandfather Clocks, kitch-en & Wall Clocks, mantle & antique clocks. Buy, Sell, Repair. 731-584-8365.

VANCE’S ANTIQUE R E S T O R A T I O N : Specializing in hand strip-ping and refinishing, re-storing old finishes and plaster reconstruction on art work. Also, lighting wir-ing and cleaning. More than 20 years restoration and collecting. By appoint-ment only, Monday-Friday 9am-5:30pm. 731-584-8122.

PAVING / CONCRETE

DAVIS PAVING & SEALING - Paving, sealing, gravel hauling, driveways, park-ing lots, more. Free esti-mates, all work guaran-teed. Paris, TN 731-336-7558.

SITTING SERVICEWANTING TO DO sitting with the sick or elderly. Will work in Benton and the surround-ing counties. Experienced & reliable. Call 731-363-8179.

TREE SERVICECHRIS’S TRIMMING - mas-ter tree trimmer, 17 years ex-perience. Low hourly rates available, trim or take down any tree. Licensed and in-sured. Call Chris Lambraia, 731-407-8847, Crystal Lambraia, 731-707-0811.

EVANS TREE SERVICES - take down, removal, stump grinding, trimming, fully in-sured, free estimates. Call Michael P. Evans, 731-593-3974, 731-697-1493.

HOFFMAN’S LOGGING - We cut veneer, hardwood, pulp wood. We work with local state forestry to help manage your property. Free references, free estimates. Prices have increased! Call 731-644-5747.

H&B TREE Service. Tree Removal, Stump Removal, Trimming & Topping. Bucket Truck Service Available. Reasonable Rates. Fully in-sured. 731-642-7178

LOGS TO LUMBER - cus-tom portable saw milling. An alternative to expensive retail lumber. Best quality, services and prices guar-anteed. Call 731-363-0545.

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GE ELECTRIC STOVE, $150. Excellent condition, white. 731-641-6884.

GE REFRIGERATOR, 25cu.ft., stainless steel, side by side, $225. Kenmore front load washer with pedestals, $225. Kenmore front load dryer with pedestals, $225. 731-232-6066.

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Antiques AuctionOctober 15, 2016 | 9amHollowell Storage Units

1100 Hwy. 701 W. | Camden, TN•Partial Listing

4 Piece Lillian Russell Full Size Bedroom Suite ~ Marble Top Dresser ~ Quilts ~ Rocking Chairs ~ Lamps ~ Picture Frames ~ Full Size

Bedroom Suite ~ Sewing Machine with Stool ~ Wash Stand with Pitcher & Bowl ~ Victorian

Sofa ~ Victorian Chairs ~ Marble Top End Tables ~ Grandfather Clock ~ Secretary, Pie

Chest, China Cabinet, Wood Cookstove, Table & Chairs, Dishes, and more!

ObituariesPARIS

In loving memory ofAletha Beechum

died September 26, 2016Ridgeway Funeral Home

is in charge.

In loving memory ofAlice Ann Futrell


is in charge.

In loving memory ofDonna Fay Harper Hodge


is in charge.

In loving memory ofKonstantin Jatropulusdied September 20, 2016McEvoy Funeral Home

is in charge.

In loving memory ofRick Paschall


is in charge.

In loving memory ofMarjorie Dolores “Lori”

Pittmandied September 20, 2016Ridgeway Funeral Home

is in charge.

In loving memory ofRegina Underwood Owen

died September 22, 2016McEvoy Funeral Home

is in charge.

In loving memory ofRoberta “Ann” Rishdied September 26, 2016McEvoy Funeral Home

is in charge.

MCKENZIEIn loving memory of Nettie Lassater

died September 26, 2016Brummitt McKenzie Funeral

Home is in charge.

CAMDENIn loving memory of

Etta Barker died on September 21, 2016

Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home is in charge.

In loving memory ofAnne Bourne

died on September 29, 2016Oakdale Funeral Home

is in charge.

In loving memory ofGregory Floyd


is in charge.

In loving memory ofRebecca”Becky” Johnson


is in charge.

In loving memory ofKate Kee


is in charge.

In loving memory ofFaye Rogers


is in charge.

In loving memory ofKathy Markley Webb

died on September 22, 2016Plunk Funeral Home

is in charge.

HUNTINGDONIn loving memory of

Anna Louise Mitchelldied September 26, 2016

Chase Funeral Home is in charge.

In loving memory ofRussell Kephart

died September 27, 2016Dilday-Carter Funeral Home

is in charge.

In loving memory ofFrankie Towater

died September 27, 2016Dilday-Carter Funeral Home

is in charge.

J’S USED APPLIANCES - washers, $125, dryers $100, refrigerators $125-$150, stoves $100-$125. Paris, TN. 731-499-0358.

ORR’S APPLIANCE - re-pairs, parts, old and new. Wanted working and non-working appliances. Weekend calls welcomed. 731-792-5742, 731-707-1704.

TV HOME SERVICE. Repair big screen TV at your home. 931-627-7848.

FURNITURE12,914 of the Peddler read-ers will be purchasing fur-niture and home furnish-ings this year. Call today, 731-644-9595 to place your ad.

24” BARSTOOLS, set of 7, padded seats, swivel, backs, paid $1,500, sell for $500. Call Paris, 843-697-4153.

8’ ASHLEY SOFA, in great shape, large, very sturdy, leather arms & trim, suede cushions. Great for man cave, great for kids. Call 731-407-4161 or 731-363-2350, will return all calls.

BEAUTIFUL 10 PIECE Solid cedar bedroom suite, full size - new mattress/ foundation. Reduced to $1,000. Will not separate. 731-407-4473.

HOUSEHOLD & LAWN Furniture, too much to list. 731-333-7127.

LEATHER COUCH, love seat, & chair, cream col-or, paid $3,500 new, only 3 months old, will take $2,500 OBO. Too big for our living room. 731-352-1491, 731-352-5260.

NEAR NEW SOFA - $200. Recliners - $20-$75. Wingback and overstuffed chairs - $35. Dresser mirror chest of drawers - $150. 603-557-2235.

NEW LOAD of Oak Furniture - just in at Dixie Land Antiques & Vintage Shoppe, 2360 Hwy 79 S, Paris, TN, 10-5 Monday-Saturday.

QUEEN SIZE OAK bed, large matching head board & foot board, $175. Bunk beds, $85. 731-336-5957.

SOLID OAK table and chairs for dining room. Like new condition with leaf & 4 up-holstered chairs with rollers, $125 OBO. 731-694-8986.

FREE PETSFREE KITTENS - 12 weeks, friendly, outdoor or indoor, four males, 1 female. 731-642-0210.

FREE KITTENS to a good home. 731-418-0222.

PETS & LIVESTOCK2 ELECTRIC FENCE Boxes, high power, excellent for horses or a goat. Like new, $100 for both. 731-644-3495.

5X5 ROUND BALES of straw for sale. Net wrap, $10 per bale. Call 731-782-3543, 731-333-6749.

8 Week Old Beagle Terrier Pups $80 731-333-4024.

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD Pups for sale - males & fe-males, $150 & $200 each. 270-227-3704.

CLOVER AND FESCUE Hay, NO WEEDS, never been wet, $4/bale. 731-333-1033, 731-336-5170.

CORN FED BIRKSHIRE HOGS - killing hogs. Good BBQ hogs. Grass fed Angus Beef. Bred gilts and pigs for sale. Lesley, 731-336-1987.

CORN FED BIRKSHIRE HOGS - killing hogs. Good BBQ hogs. Grass fed Angus Beef. Bred gilts and pigs for sale. Lesley, 731-336-1987.

DOG GROOMING IN YOUR HOME. We make house calls! Reasonably priced, $45. Includes nail and ear cleaning. 731-822-3419


FIVE HOGS, $700 for all. 731-336-2879.

FIVE WEEK OLD white feed-er pigs, bantam chickens, several large roosters and baby bunnies for sale. 731-782-3543.

Hay For Sale: Round Bales suitable for filling in gullies and ditches; Wheat Straw for dog bedding. Round Bales 10.00 and sq. bales of straw 3.00 Call 731-243-2631 af-ter 6 P.M

JACK RUSSELL PUPPIES - black, white & tan, 6 weeks old, males & females, $100 each. 731-641-1386.

LEGEND ACRES is a unique country retreat of-fering affordable boarding services, obedience train-ing, and riding lessons. LegendAcresBoarding.com

PAYING CASH FOR GOATS & SHEEP, Call 731-514-6145.

REGISTERED SHIH-TZUS puppies w/3 generation ped-igree papers, 8 weeks old on 10/2, shots & wormed, $450-$550. 731-407-4473.

ROUND BALES of mixed grass hay, $20/bale at Hollow Rock farm, or modest charge for delivery. 731-586-2090.

SECOND CUTTING Hay

- 5x6 hard packed, mixed

grasses, net wrapped, $30.

Paris, 731-431-8338.

FARM EQUIPMENT1942 A JOHN DEERE, nice

tractor, $2,700. 1963 Ford

4000, gas, good rubber, nice

looking and running trac-

tor, $2,900. Wide front end

for model A John Deere,

good condition, John Deere

brand not after market, $900.

Will deliver Waverly, Paris,

Camden Area. Call anytime,

JR. Ward, 731-336-2807.

7030 KUBOTA TRACTOR,

71hp, 850hr, 2WD, one

owner, excellent condition,

$14,800, take smaller tractor

in trade. 731-642-2911.

8FT. T POST, new, $5 per

post. 731-333-2732.

KUBOTA TRACTOR 3010, 4X4, GST, with front end bucket. 6’ bush hog, 6’ grooming mower, 6’ disk, 6’ tiller, 6’ box blade, 400# seeder spreader, 8’ pick up double roller cultipacker, 2 bottom breaking plow. Must sell all together. 731-336-2813.

LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT

24,036 Peddler readers will be purchasing Lawn & Garden products and maintenance & landscap-ing this year. Call today to place your ad. 731-644-9595

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Across1) “___! The Herald Angels Sing”5) Sandler of comedy9) Covered by waves14) Wings, to Ovid15) Spiritual adviser16) Light fabric for curtains17) Elicit big library fines20) Marsh bird21) Pine tree product22) Part of a ship’s hull23) Like some old buckets25) Trip to the garage?27) Climb (up a pole)30) Seoul mates?34) One hundred million decades35) Italian wine area38) Cliffside dwelling39) Monopolize a conversation43) Exceptionally smart people44) Hawaiian island45) Average grade46) Target of tweezers, sometimes48) Animal’s restraint51) Wasn’t colorfast52) Type of finish54) “___ hollers, let him go”57) Group of three59) Merge63) Certain soft drink66) Thrill no end67) Sound hourly68) “What ___ can I say?”69) Give permission for70) Eye-opening problem?71) Weightlifting groupings

Down1) Cries of skepticism2) Arkin or Shepard3) Shankar with the sitar4) Retain, as an employee5) “Long ___, in a galaxy far...”6) No whiz kid, he7) Inert elemental gas8) Atomic particle9) Greeting for Caesar10) Job-hours total11) Capitol employee12) Swivel sharply13) Loaf or loafer part18) ___-to (shack)19) Block, as a bill24) Myanmar currency26) Face-to-face exam27) Grasslike marsh plant28) “That’s silly!”29) Mindless30) Kin’s companion31) “If I Were ___ Man”32) Wide shoe size33) “Against the Wind” singer Bob36) Belmont bet37) Beverage “for two”40) Opera diva’s book41) Old Milanese money42) Kind of pilot?47) Catch ___ (start to get)49) Vanity case for milady50) Metric heavy weights52) Wine variety53) How some things are contested54) What comes to mind55) Dirt used on a new homesite56) What time will do to a wound58) Wheel tracks in mud60) Like some threats61) 26-Down, e.g.62) Meadow creatures64) Sound made by a cat65) Microbrewery output

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

Rates as low as

3%

ON CAR LOANS

Call

Holley Credit Union

1107 Mineral Wells Ave.

Paris731-644-9031

Deposits insured by:

MTD RIDING MOWER - 42” cut, 14.5 hp, $450. 6’ Tonutti finish mower, 3 point, 480 RPM PTO, $1450. Both in good condition. 731-536-5948.

SWISHER HEAVY DUTY 44” rough cut trailmower. 14.5 Briggs & Stratton engine, electric start. Excellent con-dition. $1300 OBO. 731-593-3432.

Call the Peddler at 644-9595 or visit the office at 512 N. Market St. in Paris to place your ad today.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

CHANDLER MUSIC CO., for all your musical needs, 18215 Hwy. 22, McKenzie, TN. 731-352-2215.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

1+ ACRE & 6 ACRE, land near Kentucky Lake. Will fi-nance - easy. Smaller parcel with water meter, sewer. Call 731-220-8081.

190 ACRES of hard timber. 731-822-6533.

1996 16X70 FLEETWOOD, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, gar-den tub, sitting on 1.62 acres with 40x60 barn, $35,000. 731-336-2027 ask for Hector.

2,870 Peddler readers will be purchasing real es-tate this year. Call today to place your ad. 731-644-9595

CLOSE TO LAKE - 2 BEDROOM 1 BATH freshly painted, new hot water heat-er, country setting, great con-dition . $15,000 Call anytime 731-336-5945.

FOR SALE BY OWNER - nice brick home in Puryear, TN, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath-room, close to school, $89,900. call 731-247-6193.

LOCAL ESTATE CLOSE OUT - Final sale of 3 lots. Buchanan area near Breakers. Lots are on Bass Rd., Crappie Rd. and on West Oak Rd. All reasonable offers considered. 901-634-6218, please leave message.

REDUCED - 10.4 WOODED LAND, make a good place to build or put a home or a hunting cabin. Abundant deer, turkey, 5 miles east of Puryear, on Mt. Sinai Rd. Owner Finance with third down. $23,500. Call 731-247-5139 or 731-707-3062.

TINY HOUSE - 528 sq. ft., can be moved, $22,000. 731-676-6475.

Peddler 731-644-9595 Toll Free 1-800-698-0234 September 29, 2016Our office hours are Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.

AUCTION

SEE OUR AD ON AUCTIONZIP.COM731-642-0515 | 1507 E. Wood St. | Paris, TN

Firm# 5171 • Brian Foster, Lic.# 5317 AuctionZip Auctioneer ID# 17899

Saturday, October 1 • 10 AM906 Glisson Road • Paris, TN

Directions: Memorial Drive to left on Glisson Road, auction on the leftSelling personal property for the estate of Stanley and Dovie Cooper.

PERSONAL PROPERTYVictorian marble top table - Eastlake marble top tables - walnut end table - walnut marble top table - cherry marble top “harp” tables - cherry game table - cherry dry sink - maple dining table with 6 chairs - nice old curio - oak curio - curved front curio, ball and claw feet - cane bottom rockers - 1940’s bedroom suite - 2 bedroom suites - antique marble top dresser - singer sewing machine - early 1900’s bed - old rocker - table with ball and claw feet - marble top fern stand - chest of drawers - bar stools - old rocker - corner shelf - sofas - love seat - recliners - arm chairs - shadow box - mirrors - Westinghouse refrigerator - microwave - lift chair - desk - old lamps - coin optic lamp - approx 100 pieces of 1905 Dew and Raindrop Kokomo glass - Fenton - carnival glass - cased glass - bowl and pitcher - lots of figurines - pink and green depression - jewelry boxes - pictures - gun racks - magazine rack - China - pitcher and glasses - egg trays - cookie jar - canister set - preserve stand - Corningware - Pyrex - Blue Willow plates - Ruby red lamps - This is a very partial list. Many items not listed.

Terms: Complete settlement day of sale. Cash or check with proper ID.

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REAL ESTATE FOR

RENT2 BEDROOM HOUSE, appli-ances included, $350/month, $200 deposit, no pets inside. One bedroom small house, $275/month, $150 deposit. 731-499-0358.

2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME within walking dis-tance to lake, 9 miles to Big Sandy. 4300/month. Small 2 bedroom, suitable for 1or 2 people, $250/month. 731-593-3666.

3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CHA, garage, 8 miles NW of Paris. No smoking, no pets, $650/month, plus deposit. 731-336-9308.

CUTE 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home for rent. Big yard, just minutes from town, Henry Elementary School district. $750/month, $750 depos-it. Call for details. Available now. 931-278-3790.

FOR LEASE, 1 - 500 sq. ft. offices or 1 - 1000 sq. ft. office, will make struc-tural changes w/ 3 year lease. $450 per suite. 60A Fairgrounds Rd., Paris. Call 731-694-9421.

ON THE LAKE - 2 bed-room house, large front & back yards, screened in back porch with lake view. Built on carport. No pets, no children, no smoking, no drinking. References re-quired, one year lease only. $550/month. 731-336-5957.

SMALL MOBILE HOME FOR RENT, very clean, washer/dryer included, all utilities paid, satellite TV w/ mov-ie channels, 6 miles north of Big Sandy, TN on Lick Creek Rd., prefer to rent to 1 per-son, queen size bed, $100/week plus security. 731-593-3121.

MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE

1994 FLEETWOOD, 16x80 mobile home, underpinning, faceblocks included, newly remodeled inside & painted outside, roof coated, must be moved, $17,500. 731-363-8331.

42X8 DETROITER mo-

bile home, 1 bedroom in-

cludes, washer/dryer, being

remodeled, need complet-

ing, nice cabinets, wooden

walls & ceiling. Materials in-

clude carpet, laminate floor-

ing, new water pipes, water

tank and pump, extra water

heater, extra front door & ply-

wood, $950. 731-363-1941,

731-441-0766, email: uwe-

[email protected]

A & D ENTERPRISES of

Hurricane Mills, TN offers

the following services: tear

down & relocation of mobile

homes, roof coatings, clean

up of rental/repo’s, pickup

and disposal of unlivable

homes, re-level and re-an-

choring. Call 931-219-7260

or 931-209-7316

NEW 5BD 3BA large double-

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IF YOU’RE Not going to fix that vacant, uninhabitable mobile home you need to call us to come get it. Don’t pay taxes for something sit-ting on your property you’re never going to use and be responsible if someone gets hurt in it. Think about it. A&D Enterprises 931-219-7260 or 931-209-7316

WANT TO BUYCASH PAID up to $25/box for unexpired, sealed diabet-ic test strips! 1-day payment. 1-800-371-1136.

RETIRED LADY LOOKING for 1 BR house, apartment, or duplex in Henry Co. area. Call 227-0278 or 514-5427.

WANT TO BUY - old lawn-mowers - running or not, with deck or not. Want Massey Ferguson, Ford, John Deere, Cub Cadet, Case, Wheel Horse, Duts Alice, Minneapolis Mohem and old Sears Suburban mowers. 731-336-0927.

WANT TO BUY - used TV

in good condition. 731-227-

9472, 731-707-0359, (Henry,

Weakley & Carroll County

only).

WANT TO BUY Collector Buying Arrow Head Collection and Stone Relics, 731-967-4183.

WANT TO BUY junk cars. Call 731-642-7589.

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE - cars, trucks and farm trac-tors. Call 731-247-3064.

WANTS TO PURCHASE

MINERALS and other oil and

gas interests. Send details to

PO Box 13557 Denver, CO

80201.

YARD SALESGARAGE SALE - 806

Memorial Dr., Saturday,

Oct. 1st., all new women’s

clothes, fishing equipment,

tools, dishes, household

items, CD’s, jewelry.

Peddler 731-644-9595September 29, 2016 Toll Free 1-800-698-0234“Picture Classifieds” are $16 for 4 weeks, 20 words or less.

‘07 Mercury Mountaineer Sunroof, 3rd Row Seating!Leather, Loaded! Stk#656

‘05 Chevy Silverado Z714x4, 4 Door, Leather, Loaded!

Stk#642

‘05 Chevy Colorado Z714X4, 4 Door, Great Truck!

Stk#646

‘06 Kia Sportage 4X4, Sunroof, Very Clean!

Stk#635

‘07 Chevy Trailblazer Clean Vehicle, Great Condition!

Test Drive Me! Stk#603

Crowder’s Auto Center925 Locust Street • Paris • 731-642-5300

WEFINANCE!

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Buy Direct Headquarters for Metal Roofing & Siding

We buy direct to give savings to you!

Assorted Colors to Choose From

Bright White

White Light Stone

Clay Buckskin Tan Tan

Brown Burnished Slate

Dark Green Charcoal Ash Gray

Black Bright Red Country Red Burgundy Blue Galvalume

Keepsakes

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HUGE MULTI-FAMILY Yard Sale, Saturday only! 1530 County Home Rd., Paris, TN, 7am-2pm. Large vari-ety of items, too much to list!

INSIDE MOVING SALE - Thursday, Friday & Saturday, Sept. 29th, 30th & Cot. 1st. 11 miles from Walmart on Hwy 77, 40 Foust Lane, Hollow Rock, TN 38342. Household items, some fur-niture, dolls, 100 year old child’s rocker, everything must go. 731-986-5316.

RELAY FOR LIFE Yard Sale, Saturday, Oct. 1st, 7am-noon @ Paris First United Methodist Church. Rain or shine! Lots of bargains! All proceeds benefit Relay For Life.

RUMMAGE SALE - Christ Lutheran Church, 3235 Hwy 79 South, Paris, TN. Thursday, Oct. 6th, 3-6pm, Friday, Oct. 7th, 8am-5pm. Inside sale - to many items to mention.

W A R E H O U S E LIQUIDATION SALE, Saturday October 1, 8am-2pm only. New products, clothes, toys, housewares, memory foam pillows, and much more. Low priced items! 8110 C Hwy. 22, Dresden.

BOATS12’ JON BOAT with 9hp Mercury motor. 731-642-4458, 731-676-1305.

14X48” LONG ALUMINUM Boat with 25hp electric start Mercury motor. Stainless steel prop, ready for duck hunting, $1400. 731-232-6047.

16’ 48” WIDE boat with on board battery charger, 40hp Johnson trolling motor, fish finder, $2500 OBO. 731-738-1385, 901-237-2021.

17.5’ ALUMINUM Odyssey fishing boat, 50hp Mercury motor, 4 seats, model 175SS. Helm features wind-shield, full instrumentation, depth finder & fish find-er. Smaller motor for shal-low water. Trailer included. $6,800. 731-593-3760.

1992 STARCRAFT 24’ Pontoon, 90hp Mercury, runs great, excellent condi-tion, new tires, asking $6500. 330-466-1711.

BOAT MOTOR REPAIR. All brands. Free estimates. Call Parker Marine, 731-642-6569.

DECKBOAT 20’ - Lowe Aluminum, 100hp Mariner, very clean & good condition. Can email pics. $7400. 270-227-0501.

STARCRAFT FISHING BOAT Deep “V”, 18’, 03’ Mercury, 75HP, and trailer, with many extras. $3,750. 731-333-2953, Springville.

WANT TO BUY OLD OR BLOWN UP boat motors, boats, or boat trailers. Call Parker Marine 731-642-6569

RVS & CAMPERS1984 WINNEBAGO, 35’, good condition, 58K actu-al miles, $5500 negotiable. 731-593-3666.

1987 PACE ARROW Motor home, 32’, sleeps 6, 2 AC’s, shower, stove, refrigerator, microwave, 454 motor, 56k miles. 6.5 kw generator, back up cam, 18’ canopy. Call/text 731-431-2690.

2004 JAYCO POP UP - stove, refrigerator, micro-wave, asking $3,995 OBO. 270-227-5857, ask for Dave.

CARRI-LITE Emerald se-ries - 38’, gooseneck, $3,000 OBO. 731-336-1374.

RESTORED VINTAGE style 32’ Holiday Rambler camper. Looks great inside and out - has had lots of TLC invested in the restoration. $3,800 (& open to offers). All the floors were recovered with black & white checked. White & red exterior - beach color ac-cents interior. Call 731-333-1178, Buchanan, TN.

MOTORCYCLES1997 ELECTRA GLIDE Classic Harley, 68K miles, garage kept, new back tire, selling for health reasons. $6,000. 731-363-3885.

2000 KAWASAKI 500R Ninja motorcycle, needs to be rode, fairly good condition, $1,300 OBO. Paris, TN, 731-363-0367.

2000 KAWASAKI VULCON Classic 800, 15,xxx miles, looks & runs good, $2500 OBO. 731-363-2527.

2006 HARLEY DAVIDSON, Heritage soft-tail, 16,423 miles, dark metallic blue, lots of extra chrome, extra clean, $8,500. 270-293-4157.

350 RANCHER 4 wheeler, low hours, $3,000. Runs like new, trailer if wanted, $1,500. 731-644-7654.

TIRES, BATTERIES & Service for all makes and models of motorcycles at Willoughby’s Cycle Shop. Motorcycles & ATV’s are al-ways for sale, too! 731-642-9460.

WILLOUGHBY’S CYCLE has a good selection of pre-owned motorcycles, scooter & ATV’s, priced below NADA value. All freshly serviced & in excellent running condi-tion. Come see what I got! 731-642-9460.

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Apple Chicken Quesadillaoriginal recipe makes 12 triangles4 Flour tortillas (approx. 8-inches wide)1 cup cooked, shredded or chopped, chicken meat1/4 lb cheddar or Monterey jack cheese sliced or grated1 apple, sliced1/4 cup salsa

Heat a large skillet on medium high heat. Place one tortilla in the skillet. Flip it a couple of times with a spatula, then let it sit in the pan heating up until air pockets form and parts of the tortilla begin to puff up. Flip it again. Place cheese slices on half of the tortilla, at least 1/2-inch from the edge of the tortilla. Add chicken pieces on top of the cheese. Fold the tortilla over like an omelette, and press down on the folded tortilla with the spatula. Lower the heat to medium. At this point, if you have enough room in your skillet, you can add a sec-ond tortilla to the pan to begin to heat it up. When the cheese inside the quesadilla has melted, remove the quesadilla to a cutting board. Open it wide and layer on apple slices and salsa. Fold the tortilla back again, and cut it into 3 triangles, as if you were cutting a pie. Repeat with the remaining tortillas.

All recipes courtesy of simplyrecipes.com

1 16-ounce loaf of Italian bread or French bread1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened2 large cloves of garlic, smashed and minced1 heaping tablespoon of freshly chopped parsley1/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese (optional)

Method 1 - ToastedPreheat oven to 350°F. Cut the bread in half, horizontally. Mix the butter, garlic, and parsley together in a small bowl. Spread butter mixture over the the two bread halves. Place on a sturdy baking pan (one that can handle high temperatures, not a cookie sheet) and heat in the oven for 10 minutes. Remove pan from oven. Sprinkle Parmesan cheese over bread if you want. Return to oven on the highest rack. Broil on high heat for 2-3 minutes until the edges of the bread begin to toast and the cheese (if you are using cheese) bubbles. Watch very carefully while broiling. The bread can easily go from un-toasted to burnt. Remove from oven, let cool a minute. Remove from pan and make 1-inch thick slices. Serve immediately.Method 2 - SoftPreheat oven to 350°F. Make the butter, garlic, parsley mixture as above. Make 1-inch thick slices into the bread, but do not go all the way through, just to the bottom crust. Put a teaspoon or two of the but-ter mixture between each slice. Wrap the bread in aluminum foil and heat for 15 minutes in the oven.

Garlic Bread

Bread Pudding1 loaf French bread, at least a day old, cut into 1-inch squares (about 6-7 cups)1 qt milk3 eggs2 cups sugar2 Tbsp vanilla extract1 cup raisins (soaked an hour or 2 in 1/4 cup bourbon)1/4 teaspoon allspice1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon3 Tbsp unsalted butter, meltedBourbon Sauce:1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, melted1 cup sugar1 egg1 cup Kentucky bourbon whiskey

Preheat oven to 350°F. Place milk in a large mixing bowl and add the bread that has been cut into squares. Press the bread into the milk with your hands until all of the milk is absorbed. In a separate bowl, whisk the eggs, then whisk in the sugar, vanilla, allspice and cinnamon. Pour over the bread and milk mixture. Add the bourbon soaked raisins and gently stir to combine. Pour the melted butter into the bottom of a 9x13 inch baking pan. Coat the bottom and the sides of the pan well with the butter. Pour the bread milk and egg mixture into the baking pan. Bake at 350°F for 35-45 minutes, until the liquid has set. The pudding is done when the edges start getting a bit brown and pull away from the edge of the pan. Can also make in individual ramekins. While the bread pudding is cooking, make the bourbon sauce. Melt the butter in a medium saucepan on low heat. Add the sugar and egg and whisk to blend well. Slowly cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until the mixture thickens enough to coat the back of a spoon, then remove from heat. Do not al-low the mixture to simmer! (Or the sauce will curdle. By the way, if your sauce curdles, just take it off the heat and blend it smooth in a blender.) Whisk in bourbon to taste. Whisk again before serving. The sauce should be soft, creamy, and smooth. Serve the bread pud-ding with bourbon whiskey sauce on the side; pour on to taste. Best fresh and eaten the day it is made.

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1957 FORD CUSTOM, 4 door, 6 cylinder, 3 speed standard shift, good tires, runs and drives like new, $2,500. 731-336-0927.

1992 TOYOTA CAMRY wag-on. $3,400. Nice, 3 row seats, 130k miles, trade for RV or large full dress motor-cycle. 731-642-2386.

1995 HONDA DEL SOL, 152K, auto, power every-thing except seats. Targa top, looks good, runs good, rear defrost, $3,800. 731-441-1476.

2004 FORD TAURUS - load-ed, good condition, $2500 OBO. 931-232-8580.

2007 FORD ESCAPE, 85k miles, v6, leather interior, moon roof, $6,000. 731-441-1645.

2008 PONTIAC G6, V6 au-to., 2 door, white, super clean, power windows and lock, cruise, tilt, 160k miles, $4,900. 731-333-2871.

2012 SUBARU IMPREZZA, AWD, 5 door hatchback, pearl white, only 64K miles, $10,000 - $699 below Blue Book. 731-407-4473.

‘78 CADILLAC DEVILLE Sedan, 65K miles, leather in-terior, looks new, all original, garage kept, call for appoint-ment to see. Must see to ap-preciate. Holladay, TN. 731-377-9510.

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CARS/TRUCKS Wanted!! All makes/ models 2000-2016! Any condition. Running or not. Top $$$ paid! Free Towing! We’re nationwide! Call now: 1-888-985-1806.

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE - cars, trucks and farm trac-tors. Call 731-247-3064.

TRUCKS & VANS1986 FORD Bronco II, 4x4, auto, P/W, PDL, air, runs good, good tires, fairly good shape, $1,500 OBO. Paris, 731-363-0367.

1995 DODGE RAM - cargo, long wheel base van, one owner. See at Paris Florist or call 731-642-2262.

2000 CHEVY TRACKER, 4 new tires, 5 mos. old, $2,000 OBO. Call 731-336-2055.

2000 DODGE DAKOTA - 5.9 R/T ext. cab, 96K miles, $6500. 731-247-3727.

2005 CHEVY COLORADO, 5 cyl. auto., cold A/C, new blue paint, nice wheels, good tires, new bed liner, motor re-built 70k miles ago, $4,800. 731-333-2871.

2005 DODGE 1500 pickup truck with camper top. 731-676-4370.

RESTORED 1990 Extended Cab Chevy pick up truck. $9800 OBO. 352-318-4798.

2008 CHEVY EQUINOX, ful-

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‘95 DAKOTA ext. cab, work

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20,089 of Peddler readers will be purchasing auto-motive accessories, tires, brakes, & services this year. Call today to place your ad. 731-644-9595

2000 DODGE CAR - for sale as is, nice inside and out, needs motor work, $350. 731-418-2171.

454 ENGINE with MSD dis-tributor. 731-641-6884.

AUTO BODY FRAME pulling post with unibody clamps, chains and accessories. $2300. 731-986-0034 - re-tiring.

GOOSENECK Tail gate that’s off ‘99 Ford F150. $75. 731-336-2945.


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Union Friendship Baptist53 Union Friendship Church RoadComo, TN 38223North Fork Baptist1355 Jones Mill-Crossland Road Puryear, TN 38251731-247-5911Point Pleasant Baptist13800 Highway 79 N.Buchanan, TN 38222731-642-6947Progressive Baptist1040 Rison StreetParis, TN 38242Puryear Baptist10060 Highway 641 N.Puryear, TN 38251731-247-3782

Ramble Creek Baptist6971 Cedar Grove Rd.Big Sandy, TN 38221731-593-3936Russwood Baptist4480 East Antioch Rd.Springville, TN 38256731-644-0318Shady Grove Baptist4880 Shady Grove Rd. Paris, TN 38242731-644-7104Spring Creek Baptist255 Manleyville RoadSpringville, TN 38256731-644-3702Springhill Baptist1301 Springhill RoadParis, TN 38242731-642-0681

Springville Baptist10415 Elkhorn RoadSpringville, TN 38256731-593-3864Temple Baptist619 North Wilson St.Paris, TN 38242Holy Cross Catholic1210 East Wood StreetParis, TN 38242731-642-4681Western Oak Grove Baptist9855 Highway 79 N.Paris, TN 38242731-642-6533First Christian101 South Poplar St.Paris, TN 38242731-642-3181

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Sunday Worship 8:45amSunday School 9:45amWorship 10:45amEvening 6pm

SPORTING GOODS2 - 410 SHOTGUNS, one Marlin 22 semi-auto rifle with scope. All in great condition, must see! McKenzie - 931-299-0417.

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BROWNING SAFARI Rifles for sale - $1500 and up, de-pending on caliber. 731-441-1633.


NEW 10 POINT Crossbow scope will fit small rifle also. Worth $110, sell for $65. New Brute Archery broadheads, sell $35. 931-247-9556.

NEW 2010 TOMBETLIN EMERGE by Clubcar golf cart, 25 miles, LEDs, tires, wheels, street legal. $4,800. 731-694-2146 pics and info

SMITH & WESSON Model 648 22 mag., 6”, stainless steel, Leopold scope, $900. Ruger model 77/22 mag. all weather, Leopold scope, $1,000. 731-336-1374.

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MISCELLANEOUS10X16 LARGE BARN-STYLE Eagle Building, loft for double storage, drive-in double doors, great con-dition, was $3,000, now $1,500. 731-333-0298 or 931-535-4237.

16X6 UTILITY TRAILER - good condition, $1,100. 731-336-2945.

20 FFA COMMEMORATIVE Model Tractors, 1995-2014. 270-522-8567 or 270-350-1141.

31’ CEDAR CREEK Travel trailer with hitch, one own-er, 12’ slide, $9,000. 731-220-1721.

4000 WATT GENERATOR on wheels. 120/240 volt & RV camper plugs. Used on-ly 31 hours. Like new, $250. 731-644-9216.

50 DVD - only watch one time, $2 each. Lots of west-erns, lots of classics. 731-644-3495.

A MINT COLLECTION of over 300 action com-ics from late 80s - ear-ly 90s, each in individu-al plastic sleeve, most never read. Examples in-clude: Excaliber, Judge Dredd, Conan, Spiderman, Groo, Superman, Cosmic Odyssey, and others. $600 firm. Will not break collec-tion. 731-336-8252.

AIRLINE MECHANIC Training - get FAA certifi-cation. Approved for military benefits. Financial aid if qual-ified. Job placement assis-tance. Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance, 866-453-6204.

ALMOST NEW 12”X9”X9” air purifier, cherry wood. A must for hunters, allergy sufferers. Paid $145, sell for $50. 931-247-9556.

ANTIQUE ESTATE SALE - Friday, Oct. 7th & Saturday, Oct. 8th, 9am-5pm, Sunday, Oct. 9th, 1-5pm. Antique fur-niture, lots of old glassware (Hull, McCoy, Roseville), 863 Hamer Rd, Dyersburg, TN 38024. 731-676-1717.

ANTIQUES AUCTION - October 15, 2016, 9am, Hollowell Storage Units, 1100 Hwy 70 W. Camden, TN. Partial listing: 4 piece Lillian Russell full size bedroom suite, marble top dresser, quilts, rocking chairs, lamps, picture frames, full size bed-room suite, sewing machine with stool, wash stand with pitcher & bowl, Victorian so-fa, Victorian chairs, marble top end tables, grandfather clock, secretary, pie chest, china cabinet, wood cook-stove, table & chairs, dish-es, various appliances and more...

Peddler 731-644-9595 Toll Free 1-800-698-0234 September 29, 2016Our office is located at 512 North Market Street, Paris, TN 38242.AUCTION AT THE OLD Shirt Factory - 205 E. Washington St., Paris, TN. October 1st, 10AM. Consignments taken by appointment. Auctioneer JD Dudley. Lic.# 4704. Call 731-414-1388.

CAMDEN AL-ANON Famly Group meets Thursday nights at 7pm at the Cumberland Presbyterian Chruch at 239 W. Main St. Enter the door on the west side of the build-ing and go downstairs. This meeting is for anyone whose life has been affected by someone else’s drinking or using drugs. For more infor-mation call 731-584-4924.

CENTRAL BOILER certi-fied E-Classic Outdoor Wood Furnace. More heat, less wood and time required. Call today! Haywood Outdoor Furnaces, 731-234-7004.

COSTUME JEWELRY, cast iron, quilts & more at Dixie Land Antiques & Vintage Shoppe, 2360 Hwy 79 S, Paris, TN, 10-5 Monday-Saturday.

CULVERTS FOR SALE - will deliver to your job site. 731-584-2558.

DIRECTV HAS A DEAL for you: 150 channels, 2 TV hook up, with DVR for both, only $50/month. Call Beasley’s 731-642-4077 or toll free 877-726-4077.

EARN $1,000 IN 90 DAYS! New program with Avon! Call or text John with Avon at 731-336-9757 for more info ASAP!!

HIGH SPEED INTERNET, now available rural Henry Co., call Beasley’s today find out more. 731-642-4077.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE - $45/rick, if you pick up. Delivery available. 731-707-0398


LARGEST INDOOR FLEA MARKET in Paris, TN. New Owners, newly re-modeled, 10-5 Monday-Friday, 10-2 Saturday, 205 E. Washington St. 731-363-8672.

LIKE NEW NORDIC track treadmill, $360. Digital read-out auto incline. Used once 7’ prelit Christmas tree from Lowes, $85, originally $200+, must sell. 731-584-0582.

LONG ARM - 26” Tin Lizzie, $5,000 - 12’ (or 8’ or 4’) long laser, stitch regulator plus ex-tras. 731-641-8080.

LOOKING FOR FEMALE ROOMMATE, $350/month, includes everything, in Big Sandy. Must love cats, have several. Call Shannon 731-227-0896.

NEED HELP WITH YOUR TV ANTENNAE and/or tow-er? Then call Beasley’s 731-642-4077 or toll free 877-726-4077.

NEW 8’X10’ STORAGE Unit, $125. Single bed with mat-tress, head & foot board, $50. Lawn mower, $75. 678-972-4366.

OLYMPIC WEIGHT SET, straight bar, curl bar, all plates, bench, racks, belt, assorted other bars, plates. $300. 731-441-9995.

PICK THE TV CHANNELS YOU WANT, with Dish Network’s New Flex Pack, for only $39.99 per month, with 2 year price guarantee, call or come by Beasley’s for more info. 3000 East wood St., Paris. 731-642-4077 or toll free 877-726-4077

SEASONED FIREWOOD - $55/rick. Murray & New Concord area. 270-873-9013.

SELLING FOR 1/2 THE COST - special order from Lowe’s beautiful finished sol-id oak kitchen cabinets with hidden chrome hinges. 3 base with drawers, 2 over-head, 2 counter tops, wood cover up to 6 1/2’. Henry County area. For details call 731-333-1476.

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TOP SOIL FOR SALE - local-ly owned. Delivery available in Henry and Benton County. Call Andy Berry for a free quote. 731-441-7238.

TRAILER FOR SALE - 12’x6’4” tandem axle, pulls real good, with ramps & 2 extra tires, $475. 731-336-0927.

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WE NEED People oriented volunteers. As a hospice vol-unteer you can help improve and maintain a reasonable quality of life for chronical-ly ill adults and their families. Call Barry Fowler @ 731-584-9500.


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FREE KITTENS to a good home. 731-418-0222.

BIG SANDY TIRE - Now Open! 160 Jay St. Selling all brands and types of tires & repair. 731-333-0845

COMIC BOOK & TOY SHOW IS October 3rd, 3pm to 8pm, Quality Inn, Sky-Vue Room, Paris, TN. FREE ADMISSION. Comics from 1960-2016, Toys, Legos & Star Wars. Lots More!! 731-363-6209.


FAITH CHRISTIAN Fellowship Church, locat-ed at 1525 Hwy. 641 S., in Camden has a men’s (young and old) breakfast every 3rd Saturday at 8am. For more information contact Shirlee Faircloth at 731-584-8500.

FARM RAISED - fresh and delicious sausage, mild & hot, Boston butts and pork chops. Antibiotic free. Call Lesley, 731-336-1987.

FORMER EMPLOYEES of Genesco meet the last Wednesday of each month for breakfast at Downhome Restaurant in Camden at 8am.

FRIENDS OF NATHAN Bedford Forrest State Park meet the 2nd Sunday each month at 2:30pm, at the Folk Life Museum. For more in-fo visit the website at www.friendsofnbfsp.vpweb.com or “like” us on Facebook.

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY Bookstore open Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri 9-4:30. Sat, 9-12noon. W.G. Rhea Public Library

HE WAS BORN in shadow but he will be shadow borne. Shadow Born, book 1 of the Shadow Borne Chronicles is available now. Only $3.99 on Kindle. www.shadow-borne.com

IF YOU HAVE West Kentucky Rural Electric and live in Tennessee, you may be pay-ing a Kentucky school tax in-crease on your bill. Call your electric company at 270-247-1321 to have the tax re-moved.

JOIN PAUL, Sushi & Spring on the AEnigma Project as they discuss the paranor-mal, close encounters with the unusual and interactions with the supernatural. www.aenigmaproject.com. Live show Mondays, 8pm EST. Available on iTunes!

LOANS FROM $200 - $1,000. State Finance, 2539 East Wood St., Paris, TN. Open M-F, 9am-5:30pm, 731-641-4431. PHONE APPS WELCOME!

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20 FFA COMMEMORATIVE Model Tractors, 1995-2014. 270-522-8567 or 270-350-1141.

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TaurusApril 20-May 20

GeminiMay 21-June 20

CancerJune 21-July 22

LeoJuly 23-August 22

VirgoAugust 23-September 22

LibraSeptember 23-October 22

ScorpioOctober 23-November 21

SagittariusNovember 22-December 21

CapricornDecember 22-January 19

AquariusJanuary 20-February 18

PiscesFebruary 19-March 20

You are finally ready to dig in your heels and take on whatever additional hard work is necessary to complete the tasks you previously started. Your de-sire for immediate gratification begins to lessen now that physical Mars enters cautious Capricorn. Conserve your en-ergy by maintaining a healthy perspec-tive on any tensions that surface at this time. As much as you desire excitement in your life, the work you do must also set the stage for the future. Give your dreams the opportunity to manifest.

Travel becomes more likely, especially for business or educational purposes, while energetic Mars moves through your 9th House of Distant Horizons. Caution is replaced by confidence now, empowering you to organize and man-age big projects. Fortunately, you can assimilate new information and gain the clarity you need to make healthy decisions for the future. Nevertheless, you still could jeopardize your imminent success if you are too easygoing about the current course of events. Abe Lin-coln said, “Commitment is what trans-forms a promise into a reality.”

There isn’t much that can restrain you these days from reaching for the stars. Your heart and mind are no longer in the present moment. Instead, you are fascinated by the prospects of achiev-ing your goals, dreaming about making a statement with your accomplish-ments. You have plenty to say today and your tongue wags faster than your tail. Fortunately, you possess the com-mon sense to finish up old business before allocating your time to anything new. Bark less, work more.

Although your family and friends can make your situation more complex, they must be taken into consideration now as you develop your plans. Mars enters ambitious Capricorn in your 7th House of Relationships, granting you the fortitude to keep moving forward even when you face adversity. You are unwilling to give up even if change ap-pears to be in the air. Although you may feel dependent upon someone else’s expectations and judgments, what you need is more important than how any-one else reacts.

You Lions are known for your extreme loyalty and your reliable word, but you may need to make some adjustments now to a recent promise. You are very realistic in your assessment of an over-due and unfinished project. Fortunately, assertive Mars enters your 6th House of Work, empowering you to knuckle down and settle into a groove. Never-theless, feeling constrained by a rigid timetable isn’t any fun, but the structure motivates you to become more efficient and productive than anyone expects. Self-discipline is your friend.

Your confidence begins to return today as you realize how easy it will be to com-bine work and play in the weeks ahead. Red-hot Mars moves into well-organized Capricorn and your creative 5th House of Spontaneity, helping you regain a sense of control over your life. You possess an uncanny understanding of when to push with passion and when to let go. Elimi-nating the clutter that fills your day frees you from the distractions that take more from you than they give. Energy flows where attention goes.

Balancing your personal and profes-sional spheres is likely to grow into a major issue now as fulfilling your dreams of a successful career can have a negative impact on your home life. Nevertheless, domestic issues de-mand your attention once Mars moves into responsible Capricorn and your 4th House of Family. Make sure to take time for rest and meditation; it’s wise now to step back from the hectic pace of life to avoid exhaustion. As the Dalai Lama says, “If your mind is scattered, it is quite powerless.”

Something is different in your immedi-ate environment today, requiring you to take a more calculated approach to accomplishing your goals. It seems as if you can finally get down to business now that Mars in disciplined Capricorn is controlling your 3rd House of Distrac-tions. However, you can become so compulsive about your ambitions that you forget others may not feel as in-tensely. If necessary, go off by yourself until your emotions mellow; surround-ing yourself in silence might be all you need to regain a healthier perspective. Picasso wrote, “Without great solitude, no serious work is possible.”

A shift in the cosmic winds lands you back on the ground today, encouraging you to trade in your adventurous spirit for a more industrious attitude. Active Mars enters result-oriented Capricorn and your 2nd House of Money, trigger-ing ambitious yet practical ideas about substantially increasing your income. However, there is no room for pie-in-the-sky fantasies because concepts will be harshly measured against real-ity very quickly now. Paradoxically, Dr. Kalam, Past President of India, said, “You must dream before your dreams can come true.”

Your ability to prioritize the tasks at hand is excellent now, as is your in-tuition to accurately assess risk. What seems like a gamble to someone else can be almost a sure thing in your steady hands once action-hero Mars kicks into your calculating sign today. Thankfully, you possess the self-confidence to jump into the unknown and still land on your feet. Pursue your ambitions and express your honest opinions, as long as you’re willing to follow up with discipline and dedication. As Thomas Jefferson said, “The harder you work, the luckier you get.”

Although you might choose to rely on your imagination when developing a plan of attack for a major project, you are standing on a solid foundation built on your previous achievements. Assertive Mars enters ambitious Cap-ricorn and your 12th House of Endings, providing you with the chance to stop and pause to look back one more time. However, don’t linger in the past too long before taking an exciting quan-tum leap into your future where your dreams are the seeds of reality.

Of course, it’s prudent to maintain con-trol whenever possible today, but it’s also smart to accept the fact that prac-tical thinking often grows out of chaos. Passionate Mars marches into your 11th House of Friends and Associates, pres-suring you to be part of the team while restricting your free time with too many demands. Proving that you can take care of business earns you recognition and raises your social status. But don’t lose sight of your emotional needs, regard-less of how much others ask of you. Self-preservation isn’t selfish; it’s a necessity.

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With cooler morn-ings and shorter daylight hours, our minds naturally gravitate to Fall. Turning your home into a warm invit-ing atmosphere can make this time of the year seem warm and cozy.

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Fall is also an ex-cellent time to add a coffee bar to your kitchen, breakfast area, or dining room. All you re-ally need is a small table or buffet and a coffee pot. Keep your table area stocked with fall themed cups, coffee, tea, and flavored creamers. Why pay for that spiced pumpkin latte when you can make one at your own coffee bar? Think about how good your house will smell too!

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(StatePoint) Be-tween strong winds, heavy rains, and threats like fire and natural disas-ter, simply having a roof over one’s head is not always enough.

When choosing a strong roof de-signed to protect your home and its occupants, here are some things to consider:

Real wood shake roofs can be ex-tremely combus-tible and serve as kindling for wild-fires. If you live in an area with even a remote possibility of wildfires, con-sider investing in a roof that resists flame spread. While no roof will resist a “ground up” fire that en-

gulfs the entire home, polymer roofing tiles that are installed with proper underlay-ments can help protect a home from wind-driven embers that can ignite the roof.

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threats of tornadoes or hurricanes, or you simply live in a region that experiences strong storms, take note: flying debris asso-ciated with severe weather can be-come dangerous in high winds. Dam-age from airborne tree branches and flying loose items can be devastat-ing to a roof not equipped for

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“Even if your roof has stood up to strong weather conditions in the past, it’s important to make sure it’s still in shape before the next round of bad weather hits,” says Mark Hansen, vice president of sales and market-ing for DaVinci Roofscapes, which makes high-per-forming polymer roofing products that have achieved the highest grades possible on mul-tiple industry tests.

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(NAPS)—Many homeowners crank up their central air conditioning system or turn to multiple noisy win-dow units to keep cool in the summer. Then come fall, they crank up the heat. Unfortunate-ly, neither option is ideal: central air, though convenient,

wastes energy by its all-or-nothing nature. Window units, in addition to being cumbersome, diminish a room’s attractiveness and obscure its views. Luckily, there is a third option that avoids these pit-falls. They are called mini-split systems.

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Window-Mounted AC & Central AirCompared to window units, mini-split systems are more attractive, quieter and more energy efficient. Plus, they’re set higher on the wall or ceiling, freeing up living space. Central air systems require expensive, intrusive ductwork and they’re not scalable, meaning it cannot be easily extended to previ-ously unfinished living spaces like attics, basements

or three-season rooms. Mini-splits don’t require com-plex, expensive ductwork and can be installed to cool and heat newly converted spaces. Mini-splits also al-low for temperature control by individ-ual room for maxi-mum comfort and energy efficiency. You can keep dif-ferent rooms at different tempera-tures—a solution to the thermostat wars waged by so many families, especially those with young children or senior parents. And while central air systems and window units can be noisy, mini-splits are whisper quiet indoors and out.

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(NAPS)—When you walk into a room, your eyes do not move from top to bottom—quite the opposite. Your gaze starts at the floor and moves up. Just as the clothes you wear make a fashion statement, your floors set the tone, add the drama and create the mood in your home.

According to the World Floor Cov-ering Association (WFCA), the latest products and trends in flooring offer high-tech innova-tions, low-main-tenance attributes and eco-friendly features. Below, you’ll find a closer

look at some of the latest styles to consider when it’s time to dress your floors:

Aged and vin-tage looks have maintained their firm grip when it comes to floor

trends. Think genuine hardwood with worn, heav-ily textured wood grain and the

weathered imper-fections that can only be achieved with years of use. For many, price has kept these highly sought floors out of reach—until now.

Manufacturers today are building the patina of re-claimed wood into brand-new flooring

products. Solid and engineered hard-wood formats can have all the dis-tressed and eroded character of prod-ucts much older so each board has a unique look.The same vintage looks are available in laminate and luxury vinyl tile (LVT). The surfac-es are created using high-resolution digital imaging and state-of-the-art embossing techniques. De-signed to minimize repeats, they’re almost impossible to tell from the real thing—and signifi-cantly less expen-sive!

Porcelain tiles fea-ture salvaged looks such as oxidized

metal and weath-ered wood. Tiles with dry, earthen textures and parched surface fin-ishes in light to mid sun-baked shades and hazy grays are also popular.The beauty of the weathered look is that it pairs well with all interiors, does a wonderful job of hiding blem-ishes, and works well with both soft and bold color ac-cents.

The right flooring can make large spaces cozy and small spaces grand with long, wide planks and tiles.Longer wood planks and large-format porcelain tiles mean fewer seams and grout lines, lengthen-ing smaller spaces such as hallways and bathrooms as the eye is not dis-tracted by breaks in the flooring. Fewer seams and less grout means easier cleaning, too.Texture and PatternThe latest looks in LVT involve nature-inspired low-luster and matte finishes.Also in step with toned-down looks

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Peddler 731-644-9595 Page 9Toll Free 1-800-698-0234 September 29, 2016Our office hours are Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.are oil-finish hard-wood floors, which are steadily gain-ing ground among designers and consumers. Natu-ral oils penetrate the wood grain for a satinlike, zero-gloss appearance. In soft-surface

flooring, highly affordable synthet-ics offer a more delustered look that mimics more expensive natural materials includ-ing wool, silk and cotton. The matte surface also works to mask vacuum

marks and foot-prints.

Concrete floor-ing offers soft and warm looks in muted grays, taupe and beige. Its versatility makes it complementary and adaptable to

all kinds of interior settings.

Another trend is to mix contrast-ing materials such as wood and tile. Though not pos-sible with the “real thing” due to wood’s tendency to expand and con-tract, pairing wood and stone looks in porcelain creates a stunning effect.Tiles made to look like bricks are also popular. The laid-back “loft look” in porcelain is much easier to maintain than the real thing. The most basic of shapes, the stripe, is also appearing in all categories of flooring, especially soft surface. It ap-pears frequently in the form of stri-ated rock looks in weaves; in porce-

lain and glass, as mini finger tiles; and in vinyl, in looks that mimic linen, sedimentary rock and parquet.Carpet continues to get softer and more plush as technol-ogy advances. The latest look features layered color, soft texture and lots of dimension. Using another technique that combines both loops and sheared fibers, carpets are imbued with 3-D effects featuring multiple heights and colors ranging from subtle to bold.Growing in popu-

larity are carpets and rugs in florals and foliage looks in shades of in-digo, petrol, purple and green. Other new carpets show sculpted surfaces that look like sand dunes, ocean waves and tree bark.

Beauty is important in floor coverings, but function is also key. Over 70 per-cent of the popula-tion owns a pet, so one manufacturer offers a 100 percent “All Pet Warranty”

on carpets with built-in stain repel-lent and total mois-ture absorption. New technology forces all the water from the stain to evaporate so the trace material left over can simply be wiped away.

Learn MoreFurther information and practical tips are on the WFCA website, www.WFCA.org, and blog, FloorTalk.wfca.org.

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According to the American Lighting Association (ALA), a few updates to your outside light-ing can make your outdoor time more enjoyable. And the

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in dark corners. Aim lights away from the door so as not to blind anyone as they enter your outdoor area.

Light walkways and paths with light that is cast down-ward and fixtures that are hooded. In many cases, exterior-safe dim-mers and movable fixtures, which can be added to a patio or porch as needed, can pro-vide flexible con-trol over the level of light.

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* Storing your patio furniture. Before putting your outdoor oasis away, make sure to wash or brush off any loose debris. Re-move surface stains with a cleaner such as 303 Multi-Sur-face Cleaner and make sure to pro-tect your cushions from future spills

and spots with a product such as 303 Fabric Guard. Make sure to apply it in a well venti-lated area and let it dry before storage. Finally, protect the hard surfaces of your furniture with 303 Protectant to repel dust and prevent fading and cracking.

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Dust. Mold. Mildew. Dander. Chemicals. What do all of these have in common? All of these are consid-ered contaminant/air pollutants. Everyday life of cooking, cleaning, walking in/out of the house can gen-erate a great deal of air pollutants that are pulled into your HVAC sys-tem, recirculating 5 to 7 times a day on average, pro-ducing a build-up in your ductwork. Although filters are used, the heating and cooling sys-tem still gets dirty through normal use. The heating and cooling system is the lungs of your home, taking in air and breathing air out. In a typical six-room home, up to 40 pounds of dust is created annually though everyday living.

When cleaning the HVAC system it should be placed under continuous negative pressure with a truck mount-ed vacuum, allow-ing very fine parti-cles to be removed from the system as they become airborne, prevent-ing the spread of contaminants into the living space. A portable device is used to brush/

agitate the duct-work from inside the home while the truck mounted vacuum provides us with a way to remove contami-nants, and debris directly from your duct, not through your home.

Having dirty ducts does not necessar-ily mean the air is unhealthy in your home, although they could be con-tributing to larger health issues or harboring contami-nants. Someone that has severe al-lergies, respiratory, or autoimmune disorders would greatly benefit from having a Negative Air Duct clean-ing. Also, if you have a fuel burn-ing furnace, stove, or fireplace, new construction home or have had exten-sive remodeling, or water has gotten into the ductwork, duct cleaning could be very beneficial.

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Breathe Easier With Clean DuctsBy Shelia Casey-Brown, Servall Restoration

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(StatePoint) Noth-ing beats gathering around the fire in winter. Unfortu-nately, a wood-burning fireplace could be a major source of energy loss in your home, sending your utility bills sky high.

However, you don’t need to sacri-fice the fire to im-prove your home’s energy efficiency and reduce your heating bills; in fact, it’s possible to convert your wood

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Consider a gas fire-place insert. They generate more radiant heat and are cleaner to maintain than traditional ma-sonry style wood-burning fireplaces, which are a leading source of indoor air loss.

“Traditional wood fireplaces add a lot of charm to a home, but they are inefficient -- even when they aren’t in use,” says Andy Tesch, brand director of Heat & Glo, the lead-ing manufacturer of innovative gas fireplaces, stoves and inserts. “A gas fireplace insert is a great alternative to maintain the ambi-ance a fire creates while enhancing efficiency.”

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If you can’t part with the aroma, crackle and act of building a real fire, consider pellet and EPA-certified wood inserts, which can be an easy, clean

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Best PracticesIf making the up-grade to an insert is not possible, a few simple steps can drastically improve the energy efficiency of your fireplace. Number

one, when the fire-place is not in use, close the chimney damper. You’ll prevent warm air and your money from going up and out the chimney. A flue sealer is an af-fordable, inflatable stopper that fits below the damper to further seal off the chimney and

is a worthwhile purchase.

Proper mainte-nance can also go far to improve your fireplace’s efficien-cy. Have it inspect-ed, maintained and cleaned annually. Even if you love DIY, you may want to hire a contractor

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(NewsUSA) - Maybe you’re finally updating your 1970s kitchen to one that’s more sleek and modern. Perhaps it’s as simple as remodel-ing a bathroom. Whatever the room, home reno-vations can be pretty hectic and messy.

To get through your renovation, home organization is the key. The fol-

lowing tips should help you stay on top of the chaos.

~ Have files for everything. Paperwork should be kept in one place. Inexpensive file folders that are portable can help you stay structured. Create a file for all receipts, and as you post them to a bud-get, move them to another file labeled “posted”. Permits and papers from

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~ Cover it up. One word: plas-tic. No, not credit cards. Use it to cover all heavy furniture that can’t be moved from the room. This will prevent dust and debris from getting into the cracks and crevices and keep the finish on the furniture looking shiny.

~ Keep a list. No matter how good your memory, things are going to

fall through the cracks. Hanging a clipboard on a nail in the area you are working in will help you to stay on task about people you need to con-tact, or things you need to do or buy for the next day.

~ Have a place for everything. If you’re doing the remodel yourself, there is going to be a certain amount of chaos and upheav-al. One thing that will help reduce your stress level is keeping your tools in one place. Cre-ate a space, such as a table, where all small tools are kept.

The larger tools can sit on the floor under the table. Every time you’re finished with a tool, put it back.

~ Contain your stress. If you’re a person who turns to ciga-rettes or smokeless tobacco in times of stress, try your best to keep things clean by going outside to smoke or by carrying a portable spittoon. After all, you don’t want a fresh burn mark or stain from a spill to end up on your brand new floors. FLASR has created a one-of-a-kind pocket-sized spittoon that allows

users to open and shut it with just one hand, making it an ideal solution for taking your snuff, dip or chew into any room that’s being renovated. In addition, the Atlanta-based com-pany’s spittoon, has an advanced closing mecha-nism, ensuring that it stays securely closed when not in use, eliminating the risk of spill and leaks often seen with cups and bottles. For more information, visit www.flasr.com.


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As the oppressive heat of Summer begins to fade and Fall ushers in a welcome relief of lower temperatures, our focus often turns to the list of

home improve-ments we’d like to tackle. The kids and grandchildren have settled back into a routine. The summer activities that dominated our

time and money have come to an end. As homeown-ers, we focus on improvements we’ve put off until now.

complete and turn into a man cave or a quiet sanctuary for visiting guests.If the 1970’s have called and want their kitchen back, it may be time

Fall is the Time for Home Improvements

Written by: Stephanie Zuckschwerdt, David’s Home Improvement

Maybe you’ve longed for an addition to your existing home to be used for your growing family. Dead space, such as a garage that is never used, can be transformed into an additional bed-room, a play room, or a new den.

Perhaps you are an empty nester ready to transform your extra bedroom into a craft room. You may have an unfin-ished basement that you would like to

to remodel. You can jump into this century by simply updating your counter tops and replacing the flooring. If you’re ready for a major change, you can consider replacing your cabinets and changing the layout of your room.

If your carpet has served it’s purpose and you are ready for something dif-ferent, you may consider ceramic tile or wood floor-ing. Laminate flooring is a good

“If the 1970’s have called and want their kitchen back, it may be time to remodel. You can jump into this century by simply updating your coun-ter tops and replacing the flooring.”

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option if hard wood floors are beyond your budget. Open floor plans are on trend and can be achieved in your existing home by removing non load bearing walls. While opening the floor space, it will also give you more room to entertain friends and family without adding an addition.

A fresh coat of paint or a new col-or can brighten up your home. A great way to revitalize your space is to add wide baseboards or trim. This attention to detail will add character to your walls.

However, all home improvements are not cosmetic. You may have noticed your floors are sagging or creak-ing. You may need to have that addressed. An inspection of your foundation may reveal a need for additional bracing under your home. If a moisture issue is found, you may need your founda-tion vents checked to insure they are working prop-erly. If moisture or termite damage has occurred, the main sill may need to be replaced and a moisture barrier installed.

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(StatePoint) Pre-pare. Eat. Clean up. Repeat. In the kitchen, it’s a nev-er-ending cycle of conquering messes. These seven simple cleaning hacks, tips and products that will cut down time spent restoring or-der in your space.

1. Start with the Sink

Before cooking, always empty the sink to make space for washing dirty items, includ-ing your hands. Combat lingering odors from garlic or onions by rub-bing your hands on your stainless steel sink to remove the

smell. Be sure to disinfect the sink first, as research shows that Salmo-nella and E. coli are found on 45 percent of kitchen sinks!

2. Find a Fabulous Faucet

Rethink your fau-cet. Simplify clean-up with a high-arc pulldown spout, which provides extra room for large pots and pans, and the ability to reach all corners of the sink. Plus, new spray technologies, such as Moen’s Power Clean, can provide more spray power while

containing splash and minimizing mess. Greater force means faster clean-up and less water used on tough-to-rinse foods, like peanut butter.

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MiraclesYour sink and faucets are the

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bowl of water with cut lemons in the microwave and run it until the water boils. Let it sit for a few minutes to allow the steam to loosen the splat-ter and then wipe clean. In the fu-ture, always cover your items with a microwave-safe lid, paper towel or even a coffee filter!

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er or a wrap for ice cream cones to catch drips, and can be placed under greasy foods like bacon or french fries to soak up excess oil and cut down on cleanup (and calories).

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Tired of the con-stant fingerprints and streaks on stainless appli-ances? Ditch harsh cleaners for a simple solution: water and a micro-fiber cloth, which feature microscopic fibers that pick up more than regular cloths. Better yet, choose faucets and appliances with finishes that repel these unsightly marks, such as Moen’s exclusive Spot Resist faucet finish, which helps resist fingerprints and water spots.

6. Don’t Trash Food -- Dispose ItMore than 60 mil-lion homeowners rely on garbage disposals to assist with daily kitchen cleanup, according to Moen Consumer

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