ROOT CROPS NEED AIR , storage. Remove warm air and al) The Bulletin, Mt. Jov. Pa., Thursday. December 18, 1947—0
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Gardeners who store root crop

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J idly when they are first put in well, extension agricultural engi-' fresh water lake in the world, vertising left on their door step.
ave reminded by J. O. Dutt, ex-! | If someons has a bone to pick’
| tension vegetable specialist of the | SAVE WINTER FUEL College. They are a good invest-| with you, it's better than no meat" &
A Pennsylvania State College that i Storm windows and doors and | ment that will bring dividends | at all. \
y - these crops sweet potatoes, tur- permanent weather stripping with | throughout succeeding years TTT. |
: Business nips, carrots, beets, and others i caulking save fue] and add to com- TT Ye Everybody reads newspapers buf
4 need some air circulation, especi- fort in the home, says J. R. Has Lake Superior is "the largest | NOT everybody reads circular ad-

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; E JOE came stamping into REDDY KILOWATT .... Light Work .... Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
A 18 Sign of the Atlantic Dealer : J the kitchen making about as i ota g
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much noise as a small herd of cattle. |
the man who knows your car ‘‘Here! You be careful!” Aunt
Martha warned, waving a large mix-
ing spoon threateningly. ‘I have
bread settin’. And wipe your feet, |
don’t you dare traipse in here from |
that dirty old barn yard.”
“Gol darn it, woman, you put what
I was goin’ to say clean out of my
head,” he grumbled. ‘Oh, yes, now ,
I remember—I think we should sell
out and go live in town.”” There was
a faraway look in his eyes and he |
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tirement. Perhaps they'd buy a new |
car and do a little traveling.
“Huh! I'm not moving to town
and leave our home just to suit a - 1907 Ry Kilvwott
| whim of yours. Just get the whole
idea out of your
head!” There
ss . = Minute | was finality in °
inti her voice. ‘You
» Fiction go and clean up.
3 | Ralph and Jen-
ny are coming over for supper. All
5 your clothes are on the bed so don’t :
3 ask me where they are when they're iad ™ x (DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT)
"| GREAT GASOLIERN NOW
2 “Do yon know what your uncle
| wants to do?’ and as she generally
ere | | does, answered herself before we could
even open our mouths. “Sell the farm
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We didn’t have the slightest ink-
| ling of what Uncle had suggested
; until supper was nearly over and |
then Aunt Martha asked:

| ¥ and move to town.” |
CG i “Oh, I think that's a good idea!”’
i # | Jenny cried. “It'll be so much eas- $ 1 35
i ier for you.” °

The first thing we knew, we were
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We were involved in a full scale
et | argument, three against Martha, but

We have a variety of A GIFT OF BEAUTY
| she wasn’t giving an inch.

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5 ST U bo = R'S Q U QR R i S giving an inch. Not her! Finally ELECTRICAL GIFTS PIN-UP LAMPS
c | A A she did admit that she didn't get Including
| her work done as spryly as’ before | BOU DOIR LAMPS
trom there on the battle was ELECTRIC IRONS
\ L. 4. SiH, Owner bo ag ALL STYLES OF TABLE LAMPS
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> praise the farm and finally one of | HALL CHINA TEA POTS
: CONCRETE BLOCKS ent] COLORFUL oy
3 ping around trying to find a house | HAND PAINTED h every style and colo

in town but getting one was a tough-
TE TE TET TE DEBE PETE TE TLE FETE TEN
. er proposition than they'd expected
Chimney Blocks Eventually the sale was complet-
ed and the new owner bought the
farm complete with stock and im-
ve plements for ten thousand dollars.
Flue Lining He told Uncle Joe they could have
another additional two weeks to find
a house and move
G L A S S Ww A R E TIME SAVING
A hr, useful gift. FRUIT JUICERS Severs) Kinds Including
FULL LINE OF JUICE KING and JUICE-O-MAT
Crushed Stone

Mortor Cement
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Early next morning we were over
Concreting, Steel and at their Place and ito. the Job of | CORY & SILEX COFFEE MAKERS
Mason & White
Sand
packing up. About nine-thirty the
Aluminum Sash new owner drove out and hailed Un-
cle Joe.
All Kinds Metal Waste Paper Baskets
Stainless Steel Knives - Forks - Spoons
¢¢ J'VE been thinking it over, Mr.
Overhead Quinn, and this place doesn’t
. quite suit me. How would you like
Lintels Garage Doors to buy it back at the same price?"
Uncle Joe sort of looked at him
popeyed and we all crowded
around. “Well, sir! I just don’t
know what to say,” he mumbled,
FIRE PLACE UNITS and ACCESSORIES “Th wie has on af set hr mind
on movin’ to town.’

Heavy Cast Aluminumware
CHICKEN FRYERS. ROASTERS, SAWOE PANS New Enamel Roast Pans
TOYS and SPORTS
BE SURE TO SEE OUR BABY COACHES
ICE SKATES DOLLS
SEWING SETS
ROLLER SKATES
i LOOM WEAVING SETS
SKY RANGERS

“Faith, and 1 haven't!” Aunt Mar-
tha swung her arms around excitedly.
9c Custom Drilling & Jack Hammer Work — Estimates Cheerfully Given “You buy it back, Joe Quinn, if you Rd
now what's or you.
9c

‘Well, let’s go to town,’’ there was
no reluctance in Uncle Joe's voice, 7
“and get the papers fixed up.” | Q
We went outside leaving Aunt
Martha crying softly in Jenny's
arms. I watched them drive away
and Uncle Joe was grinning for all
he was worth.
nl A Later when we were driving home,
Cn Ids RE Jenny said, ‘‘It was lucky the man
1 A i wanted to sell it back. Neither one
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of
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PAVE ani SAVE

Yes indeed ! We have
LIONEL ELECTRIC
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TRICYCLES
ERECTOR SETS
AIRPLANES
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EARLY AMERICAN ART & PROGRESSIVE OUTDOOR
WOOD BURNING SETS TREE LIGHTS

“Lucky my eye!” I snorted. ‘It
was just plain conniving on Uncle
Joe's part. He made an agreement
to pay the owner an extra thou-
sand if he'd come out and say what
he did. Don’t say a word to Aunt
NZ THE MODERN WAY TO SURFACE) Mori ie id ne io keep it under
NZ “Well, what de you know.” Jenn
laughed. ‘Uncle is still a bit of a
AND 50 SMOOTH! gallant.”
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