VarlOUS 9f|9S rropostnl 'Of *llp
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0H9WM rrofcci.
I* Farm Islaraaliaaal Clisrlag
Hum af WmiMm.
Maw Jf*», Hawaii. (M*. Ik* aa
*IH of I'arls, Ik* IMm. Iil^wi
■■llssilaixl Italy, an* dry* M<t
tai prapoaad mm alias for aa In lama
(km I <i>> M|~a Ota ptOMS of wl.u-k
Ban Irlt. A»<lar*an. an Aaiarlrsn, an*
rwliiln, Ha, Uoaaa, Itaa barn rollabar
"tin far fix- haliac part uf tka last
II >aar*. Mack a «H;, Srtwcdlni la
Mr. Ai.-k-raun's projaris, waald not ha
tka adaptation ta intarnatlonal par
paaaa of a town already eilatln* bat
iron I a ha balll aaw and aa would ma
tain naif ih.ia* adlhcaa aarvawarf for
IU a lata ami lualuranaara Tbara
woald ha among othar l>ulidln«a, an
Intaraallaual cwart at Jurtlra. which
Mr. Anderson willingly roucedes would
Ml Aa aaa; artth war, bat woald al
laaaf laaaan tka poaalMltfy of H. and
whl, h would ba sttaadad by parma
nan I repraaawtatlvaa from all nsttona
Tbara would also ba aa Intranational
ban', an International i»«ill'si voaa
ftf . whirl, would always ba In sen
ior, and Ibrouab wtilct\ all aaw ills
rowlea In RM,l<<'lne l<* .-•••< •• and an til
la""" would al nn*a ba ,1l»arrolnated
fhr •'irho'ti iha worlil: an Inlrrna'lon
al |«v«" loillillni. and an International
rhamt>er of rommett* anil In',or K1H1
ffnyrnim»nt wnt^ld llkewl«e liava Ita
a»n building. wblrli would offer to rap
rraenlallies of Ilia other nirlo i» lha
opportunity of rxamlnliiK all lha
works of prof raw msda by each »nnn
try. Till' city would than Im> ail In
lartinllonsl Manrltnr hnaaa of Infortna
Una and from It* i-atahHshment, Mr.
A»i'i>-r mi (Wis re*. only *««1 re*ults
rait Id serine,
Tha plans af tka rlty bar a bam ex
hibited at-the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington and extmslae literature
eaucernlng Its ermwsBlc. political and
structural poMlhlllttaa kna hen sen'
la tlta presidents and sovereign* of
prnrtu-aii.. all tha countrlas in tha
world Tha aatlmatad mat of such a
rtt» la vwnntojom, but tha oat an
be a I rain lo aarh nation partlrlpatiof
la It* adraniafsa and faaflltlaa would
k* 121.000,000, according ta tba calcu
lations In tha tracts which hsva haan
sent onl
Lartnre* will ha ma da apon tka
project i his summer hi tka Onttad
Mates. sad tba Sorboona la Paris has
atfarad a chair far tkraa yaara tar
Mtotsna aa It. Hia plan kaa ra
tal *ad tk« approbation of Pope Baoa
dtct Tv. and both Relglum and Oraaas
kaaa cTrrad lard xrsnt* for tba stta
•f tkr prapnai-d city.
Japanaaa Num.
Nnr ToknfaJI. Japan, la VnnjraJl,
• troop of hulli1tni.ii noted aa the place
of Interment of aeveral of the mlkadoa
daring the Kamakura and Tokugawa
period*. wrltea a correapondent. Tha
grave* an- not xhown; they are ap
parently very iinpr.-tending. quite un
like tb<* aorgeona niauaoleuma of the
Shogun rtynaaty. hut the place la worth
▼tailing. War the cnte, I pnaaed a
group of ahaven-pated nuna. their de
nuded aiinimlta rtlatenlng In the ann—
not walking with demurely dcwncaat
eye* telling their beada, hat with Jolly
laughter telling each other aoroe joke.
Buddluat iiunahlp appear* to lie little
■tore than a cheerful raHnqulahment
of domeatlc and economic anxletlea;
though one would think they must f«el
uncomfortably cool la the winter. Tha
extenalve grounda of Sennyu)! art
beautifully kept. There la a wide
main walk lined with cypraaaea with
aldepatha leading to vartoun ahiinea;
all are covered with granite aand; at
the e<u) la a almllarly aanded court
yard about ISO feet aqua re, with a
i running along one aide; tha
are toarded with cylindrical
tOaa atamped at the end with tha lft
pat a led chryaantbemum.
Wat InaMa and Out
The Marine waa up for Office Hoora.
The Sergeaat of tha Quant haa ac
cused him of falling off tha dock white
Id an Intoxicated condition. The ac
cuaod Marine atoutly maintained that
ha waa atrlctly aober, and that tie1
(lacking he rot waa not the reaoH of
hla own rolecondoct Hla buddy wjaa
a reluctant wltaeaa.
The Oominanding Officer a Idrcaaod
the wltaeaa: "It la reported by tha
Sergeant of the Guard thai the ac
• cuaed Private Jonea, waa Intoxicated
at the t|me he fell off the dock, and
that yon aaalated him aahore. Tall
me. how (lid he appear to yo« when
you pn'to<i him out? If ymi had heen
ordered' to give an opinion of him
then, what would you hare wildf
"Kir," anauered hla huddy. "Iahoild
hare a «ld that lie wax one of the wet
teat, If not the wPttcat Marine J had
•W grfti."
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CoitanMat of Photography.
The - -«*nttaae> of the dlacovery of
pboau* "i'hy wa> reivntlj .Act.rated
In the rl'liflt nf Fe.f w-Marne neat
Parta where tJaguwre apent the la at
yeara at hla life, and wloaru laMffiO
he carried on the expert owm« which
reaulted la the daguerreotype. from
which miMtern photography. Including
Hie motion picture, haa he«a (level
true to Brag of It.
Itofka—Te» I re had a rathe*
During the war 1
out at lead.
V* * iiox—Oee' A ad ga( away
HI Meat iaf* gat f
JtifiSO u: ii LF UCCJPAM1
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*#»«• Tom Mad CowiiMtMr l>«l ~*>d
UM Mortal Fr» « of U»0 ftMW
Roger William*
TM mmorj at Kacrr William*
fminik-r M Hherte Uland, Im* *j»
| . jlectcd II* i|,e<l to IMS. a Ml NT
ink r«ar» am «t« ■ m>> tablet
marked tkw *pat whereta hi* a*b««
re-ted. Thew a awiani waa -at
afoul ta locate th«r pan. and iftee
nnwh 'wurHl. dia place wee wia^
Noted.
WIm tha law reeling pluv of Wft
Item* waa »p«a«d II waa found that
everything had pa*eed lata oblivion
The «J i« of the ndln n«M ha I farad
by a Mart liar, definitely 'lef.alng
lha aide* and ad (an of the wooden
covering There waa a Mi of naalad
malarial- hlnkmi and ae'la, • frag
■K-ni nf wood, and a alalia nrnnd
haot. •
Meer lha rr*vr afood a venerable
apple traa. Thl* Iraa bad aani two
»f lla mala routa lato lha grave* of
William* *ad hla wife Tha Iargar
rant. Mnaini hi* *r> re Had puelied
thrmik'h tha aarlh tintll It reached llta
prec1«e «pnt occupied hy lha ahull of
lha ilend man. Making a tarn a'wti
ihl» the mot followed lha direction «f
lha harkhnwe In th» lilpe Thara II
•eparaled. armllng *ob-root* al'Wif
•arli lag which, la (am. haul aiivard
•Haul tha toee. Ona of tha root|
formed a alluhl iron* al tha knea.
Tha who)a hore a rloaa rearmhlnnce
in tha limnmi form
Wot a inrtirla of human dn»t ara*
lafl. Cliroil*fry ni»ke« «alnIn Ihnt aft
lle«h, and tha celeilrion* iriatter *tv
'n« (imalatanrr tn tha hope*. ara ra
«nlved Into ritrhoolc-iicld (if wnter
Hnd nlr. while tha *olld Mmo-.ln»< re
mnlna. In tlfla malum v. avail tha
pho«r>hata of 'line from tha la -.tea had
viinlalied. taken tin l>jr lha traa In It*
rmwth ilnrin* which It hail formed
a counter) i.irt of tha aVeteiim nf tha
mnn wl"-*c jravi> It robbed.
Put* Blame an •Ifltilag Lavar.
"Tnrlooa" wrltaa tn ■ pen-paper
■•king why Ira cream doaao't drop la
price now that all It* aaparata Ingredl
ant* have dropped. Tha raa*oo. 0
Cnrloua. I« harauna aa many lea cream
patron* ara young and unmarrlad. ob
aarva* Arthur B. folwall In Lieetla'a.
Million* of gallon* of cream ara bought
eacb and everf evealag by young roan
oat with "tha ltd". What chance la
thara that they will atart • buyere"
atrlkat Buyer*1 (trlkaa ara far pinched
aad deepen ta married folk, aad bay*
ta do with aoeb proay, unromantlc
com rood nice aa dothaa and cannad to
laatoaa. Tha crafty makara of lea
eraaaa know that all llmlta ara off
whan ■ yooag man aad hla particular
qnarn it thaba atap lato a palaca af
froaty awaata. Tha young man'* fear
of being thought a "tightwad" or a
-pill" 1* the tee cream dealer'* beet hot
that price* wont coma dawn to pra
war level*. Not at lea at for aaearml
while* Indeed, the lea cream man la
thinking aertnualy of not dropping
them at all, but of making hla war
price/ do ror two ware—tha laat one
and the next one.
Cloth T»«t»r Invented.
When hl*h-prleed clothe* wear out
quickly the buyer moat hare bora
"atuiiR." Mild the bureau of atandarda
In a mvnt Wnahlngton dtapatcb to
the Baltimore American.
The bureau Uan perfected a device
by which the buyer of a auit of clothe*
can tell accurately tha reawm why.
The new invention, worked out by
• minor employee of the bureau, may
tn the future be manufactured ao
cheaply that every home can poeaoaa
one and be uaed aa a aure guide la
the purdwae of clothlag of all grade*.
What the device doea la to tell be
yond all doubt the thread count, fiber
strength and thread width and prob
able "life" of a particular kind of cloth
that may be Riven a teat. It alao de
termine* the power of resistance to
wear of which • piece of cloth may
he capable.
The Ideal Lighting. .
According to an Illuminating en
gine^ what la wanted today la hooe
Illumination la the Mrt of food light
ing that la found on the ahady aide of
• tree oa • sunny afternoon Sub
ftttuu- for the aun a new 100-watt
lamp, for the a try the creamy celling
of a living room aad for the tree an
opa lea rent dlxc or bowl; from the cell
ing rot now -get a soft radiance which
fiood« the entire room aa though it
were open to the aky; from the dlf
fualng dlac yon fret a generou* addi
tion of light directly beneath, having
the qualify of filtered annllglit Too
have approximated the ehann'njf ef
fect of mellow radiance that «** ap
parent under the tree.
Aretltabl* Exchange.
In the late DO* we were living la
a alack on the bank* of Cripple
m-ek. a dry stream In Colorhda
ivbi n the dam hurwt, a racing torrent
*tfept ilown and we fled up the aide of
the mountain for aafety. After the
water >uha!ded our aback wa* gone,
but In It* atead atood a brand-new
bungalow, completely furnished" Aa
no claimant eear appeared we thank
fully appropriated It—Chicago Jour
A D i Boon nee ted Story.
"iou bad m narivw eecape my
friend," taM the farmer who had
raahed to the acene of the accident.
"So I did," replied the aviator, aa be
crawled oat of the wreckage at hi*
plane and nonchalantly lighted a
cigarette. -■
"How did It happatl"
" lat keow. I want late a
I
£
Dag Mm WKk Wmlir.
A IWM otlt# dug M *aatrrn Ofr
Uria baa ■ ik»*iH aafagnalat; tha dug
aafiaa ika farm wwn by tka wk
hafclli.g tb« Itird'a hoad la tha graaad.
aavar Inrtu-ting aa btjarj Tha araik
a# tha MrO ta halag rwlaaaad la tut
MM. Oa baiaf again aitarhad tha
4tf *J\1 aaearaa Ida M't Md altar
mmo playful H<arrta>«. Tka rwafltrt l»
haraHnd b> aiurh aaiar from ttw an
** Wrd *"* ***
Chiafcan Walaad Wtta kmmm
A aal with tkrea hMtana. la Xmi
•aotta, adaptad • tuatUarlrw afcu-kan
two «a*ti . Id. It aaald I la down
with tha klttaaa and qrt aad |t la
d«m b would try ta mi Ilka :ka
ktttana aad tka mi aixl kltiaaa triad
M pia? wUlt bar dka atajfad wltk
tka rat atrapt nlghta until Aa wa»
aid aim# la go wltk tka otkar
M.
Two rtatara raaldlag la Halan'a
MUla. Bk rwmu. Pa., -w. b bacaina
tka root bar of twlaa aa tka mum da;
all roar of tha aawoomara halag huya
Tha two marrtegaa oraurrad mtlj a
■buri lima apart laat jaar. Roth noth
ara aad tha twlaa ara la aarallatii ra»
Mm
Unfartunata Farmara.
Four fanaara Halag la IN. John»
horji. Vt. wboaa fbnaa adjoin. ha*a
baan irufofiunata Ona ha« loat hla
laft « f -ha oart haa loat hla loft «rm
tha aad hi* right foot aad tha ntbat
ha* l<at lila right lag.
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(jthe Miaaion Study riwn mat wtttA
in J. N. Fallon laat WHufcy
afternoon D*veClaMJ mtvWim »mi
ronduetad by Mn B*ttw Pmit4|i.
M«hammr<Wnl»rn «»* tb« awbjwt at
•tody for *ha Wur. Aflat tha I—on
vtriMM n«mb«n MpvMMd, for
thomxKr* and tha cUnm, (Mr r——I
st !<»»» HwIhm W. r. WomMa
•Ad W B VmI from Mm elaa* and
ih»tr appreciation «f tha Mp Um| bad
haan to tha rUu dafag tMr it*;
ma. M-!uUrr*E.
MmI.. and Jim Aahby
A dalktoo* mU cwru «M tarvad
rfurirf th« afternoon.
Death W • Child
Th# t> wonth *14 aon of Mr. a«d'
Mm. Jack Bowman dlad of ratttia at
thair home on Worth atraot Satarday
morning. Tha fnnvra) araa ronduetad
| by Rav. Mr. Ortjwj Sunday aftar
ruon and tha ramain* Intarrad at
Oakdalr ramatary
I ■ "it ' ' '■ I
Card of Thank*
Wa, tha undarstgnad, dasirr to •*
proa* our ainrrrr thank* and
riatlso to our frienda and neighbor*
J and maahar* of tbo Mawmkr nrdar for
many art* of ktndnaaa and **pra**ioa i
11it *ympathr during tha iUnaa* an.1
1 ilfath of Colianbu* V. Mann.
Mr*. Battle Mann and Children.
10-29-21
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Corn m ckMf tteia year TW mv
k eamewhara tn the iiHrtiilnii mi
kim hUUan buaheto, and Mm (mmr
aill pr»baHty wf*»i «•* maih mm
•k m fifty »r »t*ty eeata • ImM tor
t. The »«■■■■ haa Na • garni ama.
*> far aa n»wia| roadMene ara m
■nnj and the fact that M*r ntlw
farawr* planted oaiy half Mr ueual
KTM|f of ettto* and pat ^atmeh of
■ I J ^ | ■ - t- l — -1 '
a ® 'W'W eaewGa BMV |
• mM tkto yeer't n»f at iaaat tha
terond laryaat on* a»ar raieed la tha
IhM ftotaa
It la a pity Chat tha paopU of Ea
rope—exo-p< tha luMara—an ao
mapltiaaa of earn aa a food. If they
maw how ta uae it aa Americana 4a
ihey eaald relieve thatr nmaatttn
»nd un money hy baying mora of
hit aurploa. Tha aewapapen report
hat jmaaa of tha railway warhara in
Iwtria at rock botaaaa tha bra ad fur
1 la had tham by tha government con
tained com aMat, whirh, thay aaid.
Ma "anflt (or ronaamption " It to
iafa to aay that thoaa atam had never
anted aay Southarm hoaeaka or Waat
arn Johnnyrakr or New England fried
t>aat> pudding "Unfit for eonaump
!H>a." Indeed!
J'.ma yaara ago, whan a great
' >rW'» fair waa in progreaa. a Sooth
p-n rtrtero rook waa aailt to i*eeida
vrr a booth where tha moat deltrW«M
' raada and cakaa and puddinga made
' f corn ware offered to the thronging
. i»jtor» She waa an artiat aftar her
»f har laksw. Om 4om mm gmm
tha miurtariU MlnMaMi mm to
thtak that what wilt not *t»w to itor
own back ytr<b eaniMK be good to MM,
a«ywa|r.
Yo« will pay ■oak toaa than kaif
form of mi a*al tkaa bt tka mm
munbar of catena* in tka bn of
wkaat floar. Wa aaaid 4a more tkaa
twice aa aiack to raltoaa baagir to
Koto pa If tka Far»»aaa people watod
uk» our rvm aa tkay taka our whaat.
But tka tart that atowat a kundtad
million boakeia of ram kaa game
ma aa tf torn*, at Uaat, of tka paa
Ixa what aa abundant* of cheap faad
there raally to for tfcaaa who will aaa
t.
Oar ftlmn might bo bettor off tf
tkar «Mrid »hip tkatr cam aa aora to
•toad af feeding H to p*ga and hHi,
and ao manufacturing pork aad kaii.
Mora tkar ninety par caat of aw
cora crop to fad to animate, yet ttoa
food < (parts toll aa that hi tka meat
)f the animal wa gat back toaa tkaa
!.w» ty-fhre par (Mt of tka com aa
need. That ia why meat aoato mora
than bread. A lmoe* any fanner woald
-atliar aall hia corn from tha kto than
hare all tha trouble and riak of faad
Ind cattla or pigs and tha additional
V>thar of dealing with tha storkyarda
•t tha and. Yootha Companion.
Worth White News
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For Auto Owners
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v The General Motor Company is giring the beat price* on work in Mount Airy, and every
job b guaranteed. Effective at once we announce below reduction* in the price* of grinding
▼aire*, cleaning carbon and lining brake* of the moil popular car*. Price* for other cars in
proportion.
Grinding Valves
Ford $2.50
Chevrolet, 490, 3.00
Dodge, 4.00
Dort, 4.00
Chevrolet, FB, FA, HB, ...... 4.00
Oakland 6, 5.00
Eimx, 5.00
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Hudson, 7.00
Paige, detachable head, 7.00
Studebaker 6, detachable
head, 7.00
Burning carbon Buick 6, all
modeU, 3.00
Burning carbon and grinding
▼aires:
Buick 6, all model*, 8.00
Paige, L head, 8.00
Studebaker 6, L bead, 8.00
lining Brakes
Paige $7.50
Dodge, 8.00
Dort, ' 7.00
Buick, 8.00'
Hudson, .8.00
Ford, without starter, 3.50
Ford, with starter 4.50
Chevrolet—480, 5.50
Chevrolet F. B., .7.00
Chandler 8.00
Oakland, 7.50
Studebaker, 6, 8.00
Esse*, 7.00
Huppmobile, 7.00
Our reputation stands back of every job that leave* our abop. If it is Hot satisfactory
bring it back and we will make R good.
Every mechanic employed in our shop is an expert and capable in every way of hand
ling any job on any make of car. With our up-to-date and fully equipped shop and our able
corps of mechanics we are in position to do your work and do it satisfactorily.
We will gladly quote priced on any job before you leave your cfr with us, assuring you of
the fact that you will not be over-charged.
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