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THE WAYNES VILLI MOUNTAINEER
Library Notes
Scientists Work To
Knock Out Auto Knocks
MAHCAIiKT JOHNSTON
COUNTY LIBRARIAN
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KAMKS Handv of the Triple S
An. adventure try "euinhinitm a
tUfi Mur it h raiuh hfo. ruiinr.
and i. it.-.
llvilit ) IT'- Treasury of Parties
for Little Children
Tin- book iiia-l- workable,
simple parties f..r (niulren from
thrte to -even Tl.t fie.-h niea n -quire
no creat tmt la . and the
feu i-imple directions outline the
rules or the kind of part: -kiwii"
which does not tray the nerves
wreck the house ur ear out the
children.
DAVIS Partners of Powder Hole
' The adver.turi's concern tliem
scKis v.ith buried treasure, a hist
boat prow, lobster thievery, and
the like. But the background is
(lesf.late. lonely count r. where the;
kitliles, and kmiess S;mi Brothers
encounters Captain Shack, a loh
stennan with a Robinson Crusoe
va of life, and learns the thrills of
the hard outdoors.
THISSl-l.T Johnny Maple-Leaf
The siorv of a little maple leaf
and its life through the cjcle of
the sea-ons. 1
Sl.OBODKIN Seaweed Hat
A I nt 1 1 ii ' t .le iii piet on . a lid
non-en-f verse. Here is an under
sea adventure which i'attv and the
Uy PAUL K. ELLIS
l ulled Press Science Editor
NI-AV YOKK 'UP' -Scientists at
the Illinois Institute of Technology
ha.e i;one to work trying to elimin
ate tin knock., and other noises of
' v niii automobile.
As .i starter. tln have designed
a doiibU'-walied engine noise test
i.ini wl.i'ie aicurate sound meas
u.' i iiit nt. of noise can be made.
A. .eid. :i . to Dr. Wilson P. Green.
P en s;,i el Mechanical Engineer
li, i' inline iiiii.scs tan be reduced
In ,.s i.iiiv o ,,s 3D per cent.
1'l.e u a k may !' learned through
,i , ,., u , ' i'oi in. u Inch is built
on a io.,1 o,ih platform of soft
i')e. :.nd j:n ,1 wuh a six-inch
iknc s i.i tireprooi fiberglass.
nei.i'iiry ie-Ls Lor All Noises
t .ti,- that the loudest
e u u.o! the exhaust is the
.,, I,,. ou suied, and the next
i i- t(. reduce it. Eventually.
. . . . ... p. .-'on. and moving
i- cin . ked and inullled.
I'h measure some specific com
,, i.i. sin. h as exhaust noise." he
-. r-.i::es are placed outside
i,..M with the exhaust piped
, n,e ceil through sound-insu-,!
yails Only the exhaust is
,1 w n In n the room."
i:s pai nuts'' so far have in
it ,i a L'li-mumd, one-horsepower
r.evil' ami a 12.000-horsepow-
Bethel Planning
Carnival For
Hallowe'en
The members of the Bethel Parent-Teacher
Association were com-
jpleting plans this week for the
I colorful Hallowe'en Carnival which
j will be held Friday at Bethel
i School.
j The Carnival wt'l mean plain
i and fancy fun for everyone, from
the first graders to the high school
; seniors.
: Mrs. M. C Nix. P-TA president
, who is directing the arrangements,
!said there will be coronation cere
monies for a Carnival king and
queen, a baby beauty contest, a
costume contest, and the tradition
al Hallowe'en games,
The students of often classroom
are selecting their candidates for
king and queen.
The contest., ujll iK held in
the school auditorium, while the
games will be played in the class-;
rooms. i
Guy Huberts will serve as master
of eel enninie.- mi the Bla lock 1
Sisters. Edith Yetoe and Joan Shef-'
field will have leading roles in the,
program.
OOCTPR .
Wallet Comes Blck
After Year Absence
BREVIK, Minn. (U.P.) George
Woodhull, New York, was fishing
on Leech Lake near here when he
snagged a wallet which contained
$102. two photographs, two keys, a
wedding ring, and an identification.
lie returned the wallet and the
contents to Miles Pothast, Mel-'
bourne, la. Pothast said he lost
the billfold on a vacation last year.
ENROL!
Pays in Full Reeardless
Thursda
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ralph Wilson and Ruth ,
Part, both of canton. ''ep-
L. B. Stockton and Oim r
both of canton. ' arn'.
Manfred Moonev of ( ,,i
Margaret Haynes 'r A,lir ' '
Hubert F. Caidwen a , , ','
Underwood, both of v no 'T
Karl Li. Pressley, and
Shytl, both of Cant,,,, " Ml11,
erulL iimi i
"YOU SAY HE SWALLOWED BUBBLE GUM?"
'.one:
sound
i:, e
pi d -o;vra
stl'.ll.
.!.! that a combination of
a. magnetic recorder, and j
analyzer chart the overall.
tul t hen the engine is strip- i
ti.. ill each mechanical part,!
ii- separately. can be !
d !er noise reduction. j
ei'gine. automotive, loco-1
or power plant, can be'
r." Green says. "Proper diag-:
iio-i- ..nil design can muffle at i
U - .si) per cent of the noise with
out altering power or efficiency.
Sihcr flatteries For Hearing Aid
A Minneapolis firm has an
i:ou::;i il too development of a new.
tpe 1 1 eeaitu abli' silver battery
winch releases live times the en
erg., ol b. it tern using copper, lead
ai d mikel
Tile row battery is expected to
have ar important part in the oper
ation of hearing aids.
Spokesman for the Maico Com
pany, makers of the battery, say
thai pei -ons using hearing aids no
longer will have to toss away the
ba'terii" of their equipment when
t'ie h.i'M- lost hte. With the use
oi siiu r il ii,i., pointed out the
Excavators Find Relics
Of Long-Ago Disaster
CRAXBROOK, B. C. (UP.) A
carton containing dozens of men's
canvas shoes was dug up at the
site of the Frank Slide near here
by a power shovel.
The shoes, many of which were
in good condition, were a memento
of the disastrous slide which took
the lives of 66 people when Turtel
Mountain collapsed on the village
of Frank. Alta.
Almost 70,000,000 tons of rock
fell on the sleeping village on
April 29, 1903.
Some years ago bones and a
baby's crib were found by men en
gaged in road blasting operations.
PEEK IN COMFOItT
FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP)
Construction firm officials thought
fully provided knotholes in the
fence surrounding excavation work
BOYS SWIPE DINNER
OMAHA, Nb. LP) It didn't
lake police here long to solve the
case of the disappearing Sunday
dinner. They picked up Lee Beck-
3
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NOW WITH BESERVrH(!
i of Any Other Insurance Y i. PLN
or 'Vorkmi,.
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INDIVID,.',,. AJ
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Surgeon's K,.s ,r 0'; M J
BicKness. Csts 0llU. ' .. "" 4
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for a new building. The peep-holes with, 10, and Chester Dickson. (,
were of varying heights for the who had swiped a plump chicken
tall and the short "sidewalk su-, from the dinner table of Cornell
perintendents." 1 Bragg.
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IIKNKHTS ARK NOT REDUCED
FOR CHILDREN OR ELDERLY
DEPENDENTS
A(;i; LIMIT 1 DAY TO 80 YRS
Ch vur0 H
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CITY
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I.lrtlll 1 UAY TU 80 YKS. I V11 STATE
jolly -ea laptain have when they
no in the captain's submarine.
1 H ; l'iek up Hubert and Jean,
two sea kittens, as passengers and
explore the bottom of the sea.
Dos on Bookie Duty
FITCHBL'RG, Mass. (U.P.)
Two canine "bookie lookies" were
found by police at the front and
back doors of a house where the
officers arrested a woman and her
daughter on a betting charge.
batteries may be recharged by a
"charger" that Maico also manu
factures. The silver battery may also be
used in the operation of portable
radio sets and many other com
munication gadgets, it is pointed
out.
AbnoutWTr COAL SHORTAGE!
NOV IS THE TIME TO SWITCH TO
HEAT
(There Is Plenty of Oil for Everyone)
FOE 1 LIMITED TIM
We Are Offering The
Nationally Famous
Mrs. N. M. Da
OF CONGERS, NEW YORK
WeVe Sure that Millions of Farmers and Consumers
Feel Just as You Do!
One of the wonderful things about Americans is their great sense of fair play.
Ever since the anti-trust lawyers announced their intention of putting A&P out of business, tremendous numbers of
people like Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Davies of Congers, New York, have deluged us with letters, wires and phone calk
These people are telling us, as Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Davies do in the following letter,
why they like A&P and why they don't want to see this company destroyed,
-
Sept. 20th. 9
Gentlemen J
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FUEL OIL
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and Pacific Tea Co.,
, '4fic Tea u.. stores,
Atlantic ana , the k. see
T Yor City. ew p p0SsiW -Qn&9T if Vou
Y we ave .een T 5 on..
-c-e .f STP- 50UrC;d' onlV sell our.;
JL our letter rea and1 deiiver tw0 A
t6.!" .tions, cea- tnere nta. but
tnat our letter and deliver f e9 t, ,0 A-
D Y r-oximately eiB1 wisely buy r time iro dP sto
l0..t1. whose "'transportation ;- - from tM
due to excet;teen stores is see all the ij - for we
-rice to si" nrices c . , widentiy
whether tne j underpaxa-
pace Heaters
At The Very Special
Price Of Only
(While They Last)
. . . SS7.50
Guaranteed To Heat 5 Rooms
All Size Oil Barrels And Tanks Available!
gers Electric Co,
1
Phone 461
Main Street
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irv,en vhat i- .rin. the .
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are ALL
develop an
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tisii0-- simpJ-e. n aii t.."- proi'-
-r. . !rr oet,lnS that has r--eftlolenCy -
not in 40"'" VtlU tu'tb" 1
n 1 n ( : r, i v - -
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. r.n whose
orBrarf this were
b solution i-no tQ
encouraging au-
at A nnSi
OpoBV"
"For 90 years this company has tried to build a sound business on the basis of giving consumers
good food for their money and giving farmers better markets for their products, r .
It is heartening to know that the public approves of the job we have done ... to know that our p
of fair, honest dealing has won us the friendship of millions of consumers and farmers.
We will always be grateful to all our good friends who have offered us their help.
We are proud to live in a country where such things can happen.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC &
PACIFIC
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