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ma Yvonne Jaaebowica of Spencer-ville. Ontario, has a. unique hobby which brings her many ex- tra shekels. In small candle moulds she pours melted parawair and pieces at was crayons. While the ms is still soft aha pierces it with a knitting needle to make a path !or wicks. By a little manipulation with her lingers. tiny squirrels. lasnbs. bunnies, ate, come into be- ing. None are more than two inch- aa high and. when artistically col- ored she has a ready sale for these novelties.
A Canadian halt-dollar piece minted in 1921 sold last month (or szno. The highest price ever paid (or a Canadian coin. The reason for the hiih price is because only nine known specimens of the 1921 half-dollar are in circulation.
In i909 one could buy a pound of coffee (or 2'1 cents. a pound oi bacon for 35 cents. while bologna and veal roast. went over the coun- ter at 10 cents per pound. Bread sold for eight cents a lost and first patent ilour at sl.89 for a on lb.
t'G0-BETVIVEEN . Konow, called the "Blonde king" of New York shipping cir-
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In 1999 a grocery order oi staple foods cost 55.32. Today the same order qosls Sl4.i3. believe it
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go for a walk. Mikel" "You betl”
"Still carrying the torch. Mike?” "I'll always carry the torch. Sally."
"Yet you tried to talk some sense into Jimmy. Helen told me about it. You're a tool, Mike."
"Jimmy is my friend. I couldn't let him throw his life away with- out malring an e.'lort to help him. Isn't that what friends are lor?" "Ji.Inmy is no one's driend. Did- n't that ever occur to you? We used to call him a wolf as a joke. but he really is a wolf, a lone wolf. Inna wolves are dangerous. Mike.
They use any method to attain their ends."
"Sally. don't say such things. You're angry with Jimmy, and perhaps I don't blame you. but . . ."
They had come to a little park now. and since there was plenty of time left. sally selected a bench under the towering tree near the entrance. It was too early in the evening for the park to have at- trncted many persons. but here
of what was to come. young coup- les couldrbe seen sitting very close. girls' heads on hoys' shoulders. and the still evening air tilled
and there, perhaps an indication.
with son munnurings. she ieli a little thrill run through her, a thrill of delight, a thrill of unreal She jerked her head back with a little becoming snort. ' "Oh. all right. I'm not Rlixryl
ona'a mend. You an how he treated Belan. you know how he treated me. and it's been like that irom one end oi the country to the other. I don't understand why Wu waste your time-on him."
"I might say that I don't under- stand why. reeling the way you do. you waste your time even think- ing about him." V
"I fell ior him, too. Isn't that a laugh? I. who had always prided mysel! on my good sense. iell ior him like a ton o bricks."
"Yet he played iair with you. The instant he realised what was happeninl s . . "
"it had already happened. Mike."
"I'd like to marry you. Sally."
He was expecting a flaming ans- wer, but surprisingly. none canto. she just shook her head rather sadly. "Poor Mike. 'You deserved to meet someone really nice."
Encouraged, he took her hand. handling it as gently as one might a precious jewel.
Mike continued to hang on to Sally's hand. Hard.
"sally." he said quietly. "you are what I've always wanted."
she couldn't understand. "Mike, you mean that despite my temp- er. despite the way I have acted. you really want. to marry me?"
"1 do."
"Mike White, you're a fool."
To be continued
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with Jimmy. But I'm not being un- the sun. is also the smallest in the
I feathers were used by the ancient Colvillc got up in the night to fair to him when I say he is nokplanetary system.
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The world oi today has grown so small that a message can go around it in one-seventh ot a sec- ond. Yet it takes years. sometimes centuries. to lorce a simple idea through a quarter inch of human skull.
The Chinese didn't trust the (ace value or slivver coins, and to make sure they were getting the
real thing they tested and weighed ran Tm, them. If the coin was okay they "chop-marked" ii, Incidentally. ..Ma,b.. mg: girl is a better
this is the only delacement 0! a coin that a collector permits in his cabinet.
It is only comparatively recent- ly that people have begun to bath regularly. Three hundred years ago even Kings didn't think it necessary to bathe every day. Mod- ern sanitation has changed all this. Today people know that wherever there is dirt there is bound to be infection. Long years
ego whole cities would be wiped;
out by some terrible disease - arnall-pox or plague. only live out of every ten children lived to th age oi ten. Beggars disfigured by small-Ipox or leprosy, thronged the streets. So what. has made us healthier? Water, soap and clean surroundings. i O U 0
Besides keeping us clean, soap is used to separate precious metal irom the rock in which it is em- beded. First, the ore is pulverized and put into strong soap suds. The soap bubbles pick up the bits,.oi' ore and metal and bring them to the surface. Here a selective pro- cess begins. The bits oi waste mat- ter cannot siick to the bubbles ior long and fall to the bottom of the vet. But the particles 0! metal re- main on the surface.
We eat water as well as drink it. In meats, vegetables. In bread, in- deed in everything we cat there is more water than solid matter Meat. -for instance. contains three times as much water as solid mat- ter, and cucumbers and turnips are almost all water. Indeed the human body contains proportion- ately almost as much water as a fresh cucumber. For example, if mu weigh 56 pounds this means that you are composed of 48 1-2 pounds 0! water and only 6 1-2 pounds or solid matter. The body of an adult. contains less water in comparison with its weight. but it is still three-fourths water.
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ifriend than you think." . "
”Maybe i don't agree with her.
"Maybe you will."
Jimmy laughed. '.M3.VI79- Naybti Maybe you both would shut UPI"
Sally caught Dronda's wznk be- fore the star turned back to the dashing Jimmy.
Acc0l'dill;z to the schedule. Dronda had to land at the Muni- (cipal Airport at six-inirty. Thai leave her -lorty minutes to Set I0 -the city, ii halt-hour for a quick lbiie. and another hall-hour to pre- ipare tor the show. Mike, as ei-!ic-
ient as ever. brought. the plane to a landing -with ten minutes to all as Bill Burke herded her and Jimmy into the limousine. and Helen shook her head as the car went zooming away.
"Nice gal. don't you think?"
"I've been wondering." Sally said slowly. "A few minutes ago was disiiiring her. But now . . .
"Now you're ready to call it quits?" Helen's lips tightened. "Well. I'm not."
"Are we talking about the same thing. I wonder?"
"I dont know. Just for the of it. how much do you love my?"
"Here we Helen.
The stewardess laughed its got to her feet. "No. darling. here we don't go again. That is, not in- to our tiresome discussion. Care to
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