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THE WAYNES VILLE .MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, DECEMlto
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THE BUCKEYE GAP"
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I.O.N. , hV-ACKMKM r : - -ey Sn-1
IXAIIX 'ISAIiLE i-. ::: 'U i" to
A pt-at .T.ar.y : tier- i rr.e n". 'u. re the same k:r.-3 of t)'-'1
react-;.- u.vj: .".r.g . !.'.:-:.. -.-.c-r.-.y-rlve that we d at vV'T'liip'rl
I sba!. try :.( ar.--.ver tr.em a., a: - many vt t.'.h wh "-"-"-
time. " ;ar.i women of today are tr.o.-e -a :.o.-e
;Tht-r- an- ar.-i .:ro.-:a.'.-,-.ir:r.vr have fa::c-i :'j irr''-.v a ::'-':a-
ccs whicr, .-naK-- a 1- r.g era-::.-r: ,:r.ce their h:jrh sc.-.o.:.. -;ay-.
nece-irv. It is Jtr:aj;:v B-it if ' u are -id er.--ugn '
ish for ::.vo vour..- r-op.e ':o ...... t rr.- :, .irr:(.-j an. are making er.-uj- to
fortabiv v.-::'h tr.v.r owr. jnr.j-Iv b-t, -imp;, for goouness s&Ke. g-j on
wh-j coai r;.t . r.-c--:i.-:y .-t.-.:.-h t-.'ar.-i married. It is eipec:a..y un
supp..rt a home, n'.aT.eJ. Trty,-a , t a your.? woman to .-ta;. en-
are on!v a-kin? ft..r :r, -biv ar. : jM;. f. r vears and years, sr.fc pets
has to'U- v,.-v . t ra.- : battle - , ;.:wc -Ah- r- ,he .- r.eitner
with pove.-v ar.: r a."..-' t.-.e -::.h ,,r f..w!, rx r tr-wi re'! r.ernrnf.
very u;i.j..r.K :' rj.ar'.u-. J:. :-u -h a ,,f ver frier. are married and sne
case, I sav v t-:.-'a-ri-: by a.! . .,- (Jf n-.arrie i .-et. tr.e s:njrle
mear:-. ur.:.:i ..J ar. -e..- your a ay .... ,.; y ur.-.-r .-'.- and
clear f. at i.a-t -u:-tvrt ytur;eives. i ;y,.t ar,j -,Vor.-t of ail. everybody seems
Another a-e w.vr- I approve of ... Vetrar J hi-r a- a verta:r. y rjr.t' man's
Jonj? t-.nav n.tr.-- .- 'Ar.tr, the ?iri ; llT,, ,,vr v an. r.c ;.- :,..r. on hand for
and Wi a.-- very yjunt'. They are'.v,.:.v J.-.-a.ivn ..ht. ieft to twiddle
not rea'iy X; --:t..- down to the ;m-!,.r -'r.ur:-.b-. A lr.; ena'ement aet-ms
portam bi.-ir.i-.- of making a home;.. .-Kf. -n,. hioom orf of marriage to
or rear.nir 'a fatr.ii v. Their education i .,' ,:n i-'ent. The man and woman.
is no: crry. -.n :r.ar.y ways. If they t0 ta;:i. each other for granted.
po.st;.r.e rt.atnm. ny, they w:ii pos- irreat deal of money is not neces-
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SANTA SAYS:-
'ToH-ifts That Please Go to'
AN OUTSTANDING
SELECTION OF TOYS
Skates . . . . . . . . .98c Washing Maehines . . . .98c
Blocks .... . . . .. . . . . . .89c Teddy Bears . . . . . ... . . . 98c
Sewing Sets . .... .89c Chest of Games ..... . .98c
Doll Trunks ....... 98c Saxaphones , . . . . .... 98c
Trains ..$1.09 Table Tennis 69 c
. aoc i tucks ............... sot
, tv-.e coziest haunts enjoyed Xy. man
;.-:hab:ted or v;.-ited by tribe or can,
Tr.H Buckeye Gap" is my fav:r:te
thoic-e :
Ar.i to proclaim it's virtues I
niv voice.
::'r. an aititu :e on:n r.:n an
i Ar.-i the fairest camp in a!i t
I W ater trur.e fortn from a
: .-pruijr.
An i the wild rlower.-; bloom
Dir.js sin.
crysta.
Dr. Dafoe Tells
Of Birth Of The
Noted Quintuplets
When The Dionne Quintuples
Arrived All The Famous
Doctor Could Say Was
"Gosh"
Burlev Producers
May Sell 10; More
Than Allotments
Of celi:i'jus fovj i-e.i-nej ov men
From :ield or fore,-t or garden or b:n,
The weil known ramp rank- eeriest
of a!!;
And it grow noith c-f trie Craotree
Bald.
New York The birth of t..e Dior
ruir.t uoiets. savs the man who brou.
Fiesh air
pine,
V.'afting
vine.
The chipmunk
And scamper.-
coat.
breezes tr.r.
aurel anu
fragrance of busn and
Vo.t.es
bv in
r.:s merry note,
a bright brown
The saucy jay in grand attire
I'rances ga:".;.' by with song and lyre,
Hoing his song of great renown
To those who laugh and to tnose who
frown.
r.em into the world, was a "modern
fairy tale with a medical flavor."
A!! that Ir. Allan Roy DaFoe culd
-ay as each baby arrived was "gosh!''
Th? obscure country doctor who
achieved fame for his successful fight
: Keep the five little sisters alive
-t' ol before an enthralled audience
of 3,000 in Carnegie hall and told in
simple language the story of the
.arr.uus quintuplets.
Early in the morning of last May
2 he answered a hurry call to the
Dionne home, he related, and found
the hou?e in confusion, with no prep
aration for a confinement ' e.vc-.-pt a
tea-kittle boiling on the stove."
"I was astonished to find two babies
Burlev tobacco growers who have
simH adjustment contracts are per
mitted to sell tobacco in addition to
'their initial production allotments in
'amounts not to exceed ten per cent
'of their allotments, provided they
'agree to a reduction in the rate of
'he second adjustment payment, J. B.
Hutson, chief of the tobacco section
of the Agricultural Adjustment Ad
! ministration announced- Contract
signers are required to render unmer
chantable any tobacco produced in ex
cess of their'production allotment un
less it is srld under this administra
te ruling.
The reductions in the rates of the
, adjustment payment are so that be
fore it will be profitable for a con
.tracting grower to sell six percent in
excess of his allotment, he must re
ceive approximately half as much, net
per pound, for each pound of the ex
, cess as he receives for each pound of
;the original allotment. In order for
' it to be profitable for him to sell an
additional 4 percent, bringing his sales
squirr.-.-:
lock b0U
Th
h,
And engages his
I rr,u-
His shrill barks
As he shrieks to
les tortn (.!
a hem-
world in a friendly
cut the morning air,
all his every care.
un
bath will make him
Old Mr.
out.
He thinks
stout.
In front of his den he slumps down
in peace,
While the sun bears down on his griz
zly fleece.
had already been born, and a third m a total of 10 neroent above his al
was arriving. Two neighbors were lotment, it will be necessary for him
acting as midwives and doing excel- to receive more than three-fourths as
lent work. The father had disappear-1 much for each pound of this excess
i i. I scrubbed up in the best way as he received for each pound of the
available and took over the situation." original allotment. In effect, this
He told how the last two babies . means that relatively few growers will
were born with an "angel's veil" or I find it advantageous to plan to sell
:au! covering them and remarked that 1 toh.q..m in of thei- allormpnt.s.
was Thp administrative ruline will facil.
The camper
mood
In .-earth i.f
His keen u-o
boulder
When sudden
shoulder.-
in olden times such an incident
Ground Hog comes wobbling supposed to bring good luck.
He said he had been sleepy from
a previous obstetrical case that night
and the whole incident appeared to be
"unreal and dream-like." but he at
tended to the babies mechanically.
"The attendants told me after-v.ai-ds,"
he said, "that my eyes were
bulging and with the arrival of each
..any my only word was 'gosh' with
a-cending inflection."
'Hi didn't think the babies could
live so he baptized them and then,
alarmed at the mother's condition,
he hurried away for a priest, a dis
tance of two and a half miles. The
aun
,-rs bv in a cheerful
port and daily food.
scans
each rock
goes
and
his
the rest of
F lien d s , y., u c a n g ui- s
this story.
The hunter hurries back and is civ
ed - with glory.
comrade- greet him with glad
prise,
loud his 'marksmanship to
skies.
the
more of "Buckev Can" vou wish
-to know
Pack your grub and get ready to go
Up C'abtree (.'reek and out the Long
Level.
Cut a good stick and walk like the
. Devil. -
. Hugh Rogers
itate the marketing of the crop, since
it is difficult fur.many growers to de.
termine exactly the weight of the to
bacco at the time it is taken from the
farm to the market. Growers with
production greatly in excess of their
allotments who have tobacco which
is of good quality may find it advan
tageous to exceed their allotments by
as much as ti percent, and some cases
as much as 10 percent.
A tabulation of the allotments to
an uncle of the babies inquired hesi
tatingly of a North Bay newspaper
trie cost of a nve-in-a-row birth no-
mother improved so rapidly, however, jt it e," the doctor said, and from that
contracting g:o-.v.:
win sell not -v . ;
pounds of Burl-v
marketing .-t-a- f..
receive non-t.-ar.-:'-'
warrants !-.. -. "1"
them from tr.r ro under
the Ke-rr-s'r-""'"
Present iniica:.
sales of non-cor.tra - -
not exceed 50 mill;-. j "l
it is estimates that"
will be covert i - v -VT
rants issued to r. 'r.- " l
ers.
Total sales ;:' a. ;
ar-; not expected t ."
lion pounds. V;.. ,v:
wi.l be rendere i :. : .
consist chiefly ,.f -.. r".
the crops of gro.vc.-i -
tracts and wh t
the, j- allotment-. 1."
of Burley is est;n:a,-j ,
ly 2bC million ; or. '
mrrketing year.
that within three hours she was
of danger.
Dr. Dafoe a
hour- the babie
gotten, but their
out . time on equipment and supplies kept
' I luring into the Dionne home. ;
that during these) Dr. Dafoe said that early in the fall j
were almost for- taeh. baby in turn developed a severe
Iltten-like cries re-ltvne of intestinal tnvin 'ivni,.h 1
minded him of their presence. They ; gave me many anxious moments, but
Timely Questions
And Answers On
Farm Problems
Skates . ...
Blocks ....
Sewing Sets
Doll Trunks
Trains
Filling Stations
We Have Beautiful Christmas Cards
FOR HER
10-IMecc Cutex Set . . $3.93
Evening of
Paris .. . . . .$2.25 to $15
Cara Nome Sets . .$2 to $15
Perfumes . . . .... . . .$1 up
Stationery . ... .... 50c up
Toaster $1.39
Mix-All . . . . . $3.95
Compacts . . . . , ... .50c up
were wrapped in heated blankets and
placed in an ordinary butcher s basket.
"The first week was a night-mare,"
he said, "with frequent alarms and
innumerable trip- sandwiched between
my other calls- The babies needed
constant supervision and frequent
stimulation to an use them out of their
attacks of suffocation."
Xows of the now famous birth was
lirst given to the outside world when
when the babies were removed to the
I ny hospital especially built for them !
they showed decided improvement. !
"One would hardly recognize nmv
tlie babies of two months ago," he '
a jit. "Their faces have filled out, their;
eyes sparkle, their legs are straight j
..r.d plump, their tummies are in goodi
proportion and these happy little souls
are taking on the rotund appearance
of little puppies."
W. T. Kirkpatri;
Gets Good ft
ForjfeT,
"It has been ta;-1
tention that another.-,
citizens has made at .
good sale on the Toot;,
at Morristown, Tenr
sale is for the vr,p ,-;
Kirkpatrick of Way;-.-.-,
and was sold a: Kan..
The company opera
house have three war-:,
are able to give the::,
every other sale.
The following an-:..
and prices' of this c:
be of interest : ilr
rick's rr.ar.;- V' .
I'ttUIUl.
72
140
218
256
144
24
(paid adv.i
Area of Manchulni
Ttie area of ManrSia
400,38."? 5Qtiarc m'.
boundary -is nndefi!;..i! The:
Is more than 34."-i.tvi. :
t II?1nkins..
Question: Htw much land should be
set aside for the home garden?
Answer: I hat depends : upon the
number of folks in the family. One
tenth of an acre will produce an abun
dance of vegetables for one person
and w-hen multiplied by the number in
family will give the proper acreage
required. Where cantaloupes, water
melons, Irish and sweet potatoes are
grown in the garden it will take a
somewhat larger acreage but, as a
usual thing, one tenth of acre is suffi
cient for each member of the family.
Fountain Pens
. .$1 up
FOR HIM
Cigars 25's $1.15
Cigarettes Carton . .$1.20
,1'ipes . ....... .... 50c up
Shavinir Sets . . ... ,60c up
Razors
Flashlights .
Clocks ...... .
Pocket books
Lunch Kits .
... .39c
. .81.25
.98c up
. .$1,00
. $1.39
Christmas Tree Lights ... : . v . 49c
GIVE CANDY THIS YEAR
Question: What is a full ration for
a dairy cow ?
Answer: I he full ration differs with
each individual animal and means that
each cow is fed to her full capacity for
milk production. 10 determine this
each animal is given all the roughage,
including hay and silage that she will
eat. Grain is fed in proportion to
the milk produced and one or more
trials will determine the amount that
is profitable to feed. A gradual in
crease of grain to the ration should be
continued until the milk flow reaches
its peak. If there is. no increase in
milk production then the grain ration
should be decreased.. In tnis way the
herd owner can soon determine the
exact amount of grain necessary.
Question: How can I cure colds in
my tioultrv flocks?
Answer:" The first th in cr in tin I3 n
isolate all "birds showing symptoms, of
a comi. as xnis, trouble ,js usually
caused bv noor ventilntinn .mw,.,'i
infc', or poor feeding the cause should
be found and ciirreftPfl fW.
fully on the feeding hrogram. and give
uie hock r.psom salts at. the. rate of
one-half ' pound to- three callons of
water. ..The house should be thor
oughly cleaned together with all drink
ing and feeding, utensils, Slight cases
may be, treatei by the use of a ten
u I ar-yro1 solution a drop of
this being placed in each eye, each
nostril and in the slit in the throat.
ncre the tnsea.-e is well farn'KhbhcH
it is not pin'omiral tn t.at ;n,i;,ri
duals and these should be. destroved..
Whitman's $1 to $5 Joan Manning $1
piest couples are those who start with
a fair income, love,, faith in each other
and trie will to work together.
So I say. to those couples who ask
about, king, engagements,! don't stay
engaged too long if you are -sure you
have found.- the right, man, or woman
LiiciL is, unless you are vorv
or too poor to. be comf.rtable."
' Yours '
LOUISA.
young
Great Lakes Tidele
Thp Great I.:i!:cs arf rtrncflcally tide
iess. Some iver flaira to have
found true , tidal pupations said to
mount to three r':cs p.t spring tide
at Chicnn. ..Spr-tir.'dii'ry iH(:i!ations of
a few mintites In period ninRin? from
ne to fcrir Inrlies srt well marked.
anijoiie it ill appreciate !
Table Stoves, single or double 1.50 -Toasters,
chromium finish $1.60 to Si
Criers......... :..75ctoS:
Waffle Irons $4.25 to
Electric Irons $1.00 to S
Heaters, sunbowl type , ; .$1.00 to
Heaters, fan type ... .... . . J
Corn Poppers . ... . . ...... , . . . . $
Percolators, chromium finish 5.95 -!
Cigar and Cigarette Lighters . V Jl
'vFIashIig:hts " . " v.- i :. 59c: ito ,
Royal Vacuum Cleaners ... $
Maytag hashing Machines . $'
Christmas Tree Lighting Sets i
8 Light Series Sets . . . . , . . . j
Waterproof Sets . . . .
Martin Electric Compan
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