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.'.`m.0jjAPT9F.t X111, Ox 1ro*au0A tbls1r11ve%!-" pressed elpse to him, Vtftsl ,.wq,d 4
AI)Iln?IiesStGui Was" quo Of 0.44 loo),in 14P at him with adqp� UrIs to. jtp best 04fiv, ult tilde hio, RnWe�?Z�At, you
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ed her h0r, the, at. Mike gWly from. the ftesslig- "0 t ji in r told hie It *49� W1 41ma
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eves. . He. touch
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sweet ..,curve. of
guy. ing, ap. -she. ,.del pr# 'swayed to her cheek 'and table,.
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�Veople who would so
the Ivard, him. "AA4---and Sally Allis- laughed. 'Trecqlved y6ar message.,, 4;.1v, e been, �dQlng -some 01U144191
"I -Y T, ',d 41'm not
t" me deserves to 1791r,4t� an Tou, don't love, Ulm do
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xel*. 'Put look wa tow '(Naturally, other7tse you would X� Is. 14ta Of It, ever *Inge . 0" V
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at it-, Another y- lgpd her wondered u6t -be hero. I suppose, Ammy -told Wkfig -backstage and kine wxeas,fspemo, Ilpstt vaAft 044
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"Uttliq Sally," Ats TO106 was 47 ed 104 WE - ". 0
the .worldlong-, for t -y -Y hillap that this IS, the ha ey if..
m Ila You area pp_op,
a over ping to'uwr
wondered about,. Mike end Helen you about us?" ;�c -A guy like J -my tax my lifei �T6wrrow T.
I e -are You.?"
n6entaloEce- f4 He bxeaks Wo Mal
good-looking, oVaVe; fectIODAW. know all ajoilig thilItleave
saph1s, you weren't really'� angry,with me." and Dronda, wondered about jrim- -y 4 RW
111 know, dapilag. I r4puld never my and herself. "And you don't approve, either?" hq
answer S, Isn't that
ticated guy' "like me As the es, I was rather surprised." n) �4rts, too many nice hearts. Sal- Befoie he got Ais, answer, hill .Hd1ly*nod,:aud .4 care 14 :!F� Up!. "HWA? MIA,
to theirt-praker Burke opened the door and, roared, pictures . -
is-amething in my favor? I was the be angry with.you." 'Then she stopped wondering, dad stage, Drouda. Knock them fte , smiled 4014111111 �Ow U_44� �,XROPA'Mi-y'#,W4,�
He crossed his legs; negligently. ly's, for Instance." Ore;
e' 11 h got •to pass. 'kHer heart is eil-right," lie said "On
- - I dW,! cheers •to sub RUMN"
Alay'torce'of habit,'his. Arms, went extricated herself quite coolly'fropi av(),110, rt !4.10P.415 n
• &mam come true for dozens of, wery
2" U who never know au evens around her, and• then she, was his arms. 11dmmy, darling, we'll I On YOU.' stoutly. The "ordinary Orl",becaale, sud- IAad tomorrow I am to be. mar- QPV6*fu,#T,. .3, 5i.
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donly, a glittering star She -so, ifed,11
-patted. Mike on the shoulder, and Jimmy stiffened' In, Ins chair, 34
went swaying oat to greet her pub- -Rilt he oigilt be,'i- Helen shot are, also t, t:A
v, itipAr"
- - ----- lie. out, U44ble 'Well as.j
Then the orolipstra_ gtruok a 11,91j6 ant . . .
singing, - Sing- Asbut up!" growled Jdalmy,
'Ask, chord and she was 1 —1-1:
Ing the way eke had' th. evening I Yes, ladles and gentlemen, 04, 16p,
rie sung by
kirs. A. '0110114 'an )IMISS 01i ^ 0.
YBrien, with U.M.Mil
IM piano; axecitation 'by '40
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W ker, 7, a, no W
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>resident MGus intra. R.OZ, :conduct* i
id the business &6$81013, and
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dilton Oesch was program
,en6r. Refreshments were sexoVe.,
he coldest -laugh Sally had 'ever
leard, and a chill ran through her,,.,'
-ay -up tne aisle Suddenly all it angerWIVIL -ou�y
What a thrilli Bony limbo OR out; Ugly hollows SimIny was haiTw
loolL - before he really understood what left suddenly she 'was out of
Oil up; vock no longer o0rawny: !oft I— wf
ouAsuds of
vebo_ue=�= before was as _p_qning. 'He stoppbd. and her seat and rcanning toward g%
bj
stsr
To
are now proud at Wha -a-symapathetir---cry Irsting
They thank the epocla=�'Leb=,;'�OH.'Zb"uou6dri.-g stared as Bill Bur came Ttsid.r
tomo, ostre& Its tonics. t,,uu,brood,p,nv,rrotors, out. onto the stage, stopped and her throat.
Ir0�,tVjtaruu` B "t . -more
sp t a d d%eZion so food rVes you --qDr.ondal. -Simon
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--atrengE"aduourlshruent.'Pugnbe 011
:IESu c4n.'t do t
"=NM Don -t t= getting 00 tat. Stop wiles, ,U.V,. li).Oinpeesi his whole .world sliookand.nun.. out. "YOU;=!yO_ his
lie s, to. is or 20 lbs. you need for normal weight.
Costa, little. New "got SeQ.&Intd" CenOWY
"Dronda!" he shouted hoarsely.
Try iambus Ostral Tonlo Tablets 11"ei lied "Ropy sm�kel'l shouted a soldier new A. The Roman -tic Blitzkrieg'loo
106 -HP. V-9
W94 FT, LBS. TORQUE and added podftds. this My day. At Ali drMists. hq_ _11. 1'1'�Nadl Tr WAR "Ira at airplane guy!"
I
A long, loud hgot swept through.
A'a crowd. Jimmy whirled to face
. . . . . . . . .
;hem, his face red purple with fury
%nd indignation; then, pven as Sal -
Y reached him, the face Seemed to
,ave in. Suddenly the was justg.%
kid, a frightened, humiliated kid.
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"'Jimmy, let's get out of hbre!."
"Sally, I 'I
"Yes, Jimmy, I know."
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The hooting became louder and
louder as they ran up the aisle .
. . . . .
Helen, looking at them flee, felt
ike crying—while Drenda laughed
),t Bill Burke, happier than he had
iibr been in all his life, -keep right
in taking bows.
But his bowing Stopped when he
went backstage to find himself cou7.
-ronted by a cold Mike White. The
by the
burly captain caught him
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lapels of his coat and -pulled him
Abse.
"Get out there and say the whole
thing is a lie," Mr. Burke."
"How dare you!"
"Did you have to'twist -a, knife.
. . . . . . . ...... LOW-FRICTIUN overseas -,-his
th ea
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valve "short stroke" design -the
Dronda,:-attracted by --een*ao
-that---cuts., 1ptm. traver;WC, tion., came scurrying 'Vae"R
..-:SAVES, ONE GALLON OF --Mike, solidly, on thvjave ,
pw_�T__ r I tlouted
GAS IN SEVEN: New 5 -bear- ..Town of 'Seaforth "You take your hands off him,
Year after year, FO truck -engineers new advancements, cements, ing crankshaft ... new Full- chum!
Flow oil filter reduces ring himself
new benefits;lkiew savings for truck buyers. And now for'52, Mike. was beside With
b to 33%. TAX PRE -PAYMENT RECEIPTS rage. "By heaven, .if weren't
wear u
Ford Trucks new standards of performance rthe entire a lady!
est and for 1952
owerQ, smooth D
field., No'*, the west, most p "But, I am a lady; so there, o
thriftiest Ford V-8 Truck Engines ever built power the Great 0 you think it I wasn't a lady, I'd
Canadian Truck Line'... the line fliat's bAfiltstmnoer &W -4;e? ... . have.. doue that to Jimmy? You bet
........ I wouldn't have. Yd have let him
to kst Amger . . . gad cover ALL hauling 284 FT. LBS, TORQUE (Series F-8)
annum, get away with it. And all his life.
The Town of Seaforth will pay.4% per
requirements from 1/2 -ton Pickup The most powerfu . I Ford Track Engine, ever buili for a he'd have gone on breaking peo-,
up to August -31, 1952, on all Prepaid T xeg -YOU
pie's hearts. WISH, listen t6r'*
:ra-Heavy-Daty 5 -ton' through E30 Series F-SBig obs! The new 155 -Hp. V-8 Cargo King.
me. Love ain't a game. it's s6r:t.
G.C.W.* 41,000 Lbs. Featur; 1-oCompression, LOW -RUCTION "short Certificates -and full particulars may be.ob- IOU' thinks 4
jobs" with of stroke" design, the new 7 to I compression pression ratio gives s. And any guy wh6 it
With 3 new higher -power, higher- high compression performance that means faster aecel- tallied at ,the Town Clerk's"Office in the Town is a game deserves to get it in 'the
•neck the way Jimmy did. You all 9E
torque V�8 Truck Engines ... with 7 eration, more pulling ability,to move heavier ioiil�� Hall. rightj Bill?"
faster atJower cost.
series ratings -12 wheelbases— 2 all- D. H. WILSON, "You've 'broken him, do you
steel, all welded cabs with im-' ••' Treasurer bear?" whispered Mike, horrified
ed Power Pilot Economyin
"Didn't you see Ws face?"
proved SEE...COMPAR-E ... CHECK THESE FEATURES "Yeah, and I also saw Sally lead
every model ... this'new 1952 line him out. Tell me, (Mike, what nap-,
brings you a Ford Truck that's better0 REVOLUTIONARY HIGH COW • 7 SERIES RATINGS Vi to 5 paned to you?"
confounded
TONS. • The sudden switch
than ever for ,your hauling job7- PRESSION, LOW -FRICTION V-8 him "Tome? I don't count.' What
a by becaumiesbuilt to brand-new stand- Engines •for F-7 and F -S 0 12.WHEELBASES. counts is
"Big Jobs." 0 IMPROVED C.O.E. -MODELS. Rome Buildiag Repair's "That's where you're wrong,
FCMMANCE and ECONOMY! 0 NEW FULL -FLOW OIL FILTERti
BdICK STONE Mike. You do count.. You're a hu -
In all Cargo King Engines ... FEATURING IMPRO41EI5. STUCCO REPAIRS man being and every Otiman being
reduces ring wear 33%. .9 Repaired counts. Why don't you go. after
POMER A01,11407"_ X_ 4
ORD TRUCK LINE chimneys Tuckpointed, her?"
and Built
COMPLETE F "Why?" he asked wearily.
Fault Drafts Corrected
COVERS ALL HAULING RE 11OZO I ., I "You might be surprised, chum.
QUIREMENTS Brick Walls Tuckpointed, Repaired,
Hey, I got a show to do!"
C0110MY -
4706 to 22,000 lb,.-c;.C.W: Refaced
M-1 P.w., ho� L ... f G.'� 1 She turned and dashed back on -
24,000 to 41,000 lbs, Fire Walls Built and Repaired to the stage. Bill BUrke, forgive
Stone wills Tuckpolnted arid,,., in& patted Mike's -shoulder cons
See your -
Repaired dentially. 'Mronda sees a lot,
Mike. •Maybe you will be surpris-
RURAL WORK A SPECIALTY
FORD for'52 cost still less to run! Have that stable wall repaired "Maybe not," he growled,
DEALER Ford Trucks' and eliminate these drafts that * 4: *
affect the health of your stook. "Sally," he whispered finally, "I
• PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL was wrong about you. You're
CALLS swell."
"Yes, Jimmy, I'm swe,11. Y04
MONARCH MASON SERVICE should have known that -a long
time ago."
Seaforth Phone 386 Write P.O. Box 69 III-1twasn't myself, I guess.
never. could resist a pretty face.
-no 102-
Pho You know, it's like the other Ifas-
always. being -greener, But I
liking you, Sally,
stopped liking you -very
never stopped,
never A
do= -By Roe Farms Service Dept "My pat, do you remember a
vLp. is certain conversation we had at
-p @flhs M0010150sisd N
Irb@ Q& your room one day?"
EXACTLY, FRED. ROE TELL ME AN EASY WAY TO FEED ROE PELLETS, DOC W114 041 EMA MASH N He iaught her to him, the moon-
IVS SIMPLE, FRED. YOU MEAN WHEN I WANT TO 6ET My BIRDS TO light causing the remains of 4hig
VITA -LAY E66 PELLETS 0#811A MR, 0# /5 #E4 66 0
N5 ARE "IN -EA 6 ASH I SHOULD USE VITA -LAY PELLETS? SER
MEAN PELLETS tears to glisten, "Sally, I'm not
I'm POULEDi CHICKENS TIN 9T WIZE M THE SAME ARIE A COMPRESSED FORM ALWAYS FEED ACCORQIN6 TO EGro foot any more. , Your IoYalty.
SERVE
9S AND IN OF VITA -LAY MASH MADE PPODdCrION, FRED. YOUCANFiGURE brought me to my senses. Yod
066, CANYOU CREA"R k16HT, FAED- YOU'LL IFINID ROE PEI I FTC PURPOSE AS WET
.AI60TEMME BITE FORM ts JUST LIKE WONDERFUL IN 1'H I E S EVAYS MASH AND SAVETHE TO ATTRACT A elpe6 EYE were the only one to come running
QUICKLY AT I LB.OF PELLETS PER 100 BIRDS � j 1
41V 61THEM THAT'Sto help me. They were all h6ot-
Ootof4pELLET 6RAINT t WEIGHT, PIZIO�VUCTIOMAND CONDITIOk EXTRA HANDLING? AND PLEASE HER FOR EACH 10 74 EGG PRODUCTION. Ing and laughing, but not you. S -al -
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FEEDING 4 FAT PELLETS S Of FLOCK THAT 15 is EATING ENOUGH At PRESENT. APPETITE. 'AT NOON, Y00 CAN FEED WHAT BIRD6WILLCLEAN ly, I, know this, Sounds awful,, 'but
5 sgith:
11 1 UP IN to OR 15 MINUTES, THEN could we start 01 over. 1
VREyA1Tf141V_Z jo pRovIDE EXTRA MASH CONSUt4klom IN COLD -lay 0ould we, Sally? I swear I %yon!t
YOU CAN HOLD BALANCE let You down.."
2- WINTER DAYS.
HED PULLETS 1100 LAY fA4TER UNTIL AFTEP EVENING "X_know you wouldn't,. •J1jbbW.
3. To BRING LATE HATCHED -3500644. (t1a1a;,1,v,�.
GRAIN FEEDING. Yotl'ft, Ord to.
To Boog C66 PRODUCTION AT END OF LAYING YEAR. good job. You 'It b4, lAt
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FORCED TO FAT ENTIRE MASH INCLUDING
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