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the rev. w j Orders
Edmund Garnet III Vas re-
cent guest of Charles Worack III
Miss Betty sue Garnet was 4
recent overnight guest Of Mis-
PHYLLIS Matthews Of -Hors tu
Monde
Miss Lucille Ferguson NJ Lang
qood College Was home for the
seek end
On "wednesday afternoon FEB
Is the Guinea II d Club met az
Hors du Monde The president
Mrs r. B Addleman presided
Dsgo- .1ns aere conducted by MI
IL p s. atom
MANY items HI business we're
transacted
THE agent Mrs W4lEcrsoa
aoaed slides Hi STORAGE s1arrs
sho v4s assisted bv Nrs II F
Ciatnect
Woodvii!e Parties
Recently. Woodv..e VIZ hos-
y..aD!e home HI Afr Hid Mis-
Charles Wo,nack VIII has been
the scene 0f many social activities
On ehe afternoon NJ Feo l6 Thu
HI h Il s. III Centenary Church
net there WITH \ large. attend
ance The interesting program
THE theme III which Wills Thu
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tner promoted storage space III
he home color slides shown by
Mrs Georgia Wllker4on were
used effectively.
Mrs. ssonnea served orange
punch and cookies, Cookies we've
made b. Mrs. Hart
Mrs. c. n. Thomas is spcnd
ing some time wIth her daueh-
ter M and Mrs. H. s B:ggers-
The Youth fellowship Group
Of Thomas Chapel attended the
skating rink ii Farmsil.e Sal
urday night
MS Kay and Karen Garrett
u Bowling Green. spent last week
9th their grandpa reslts. IT and
Mrs L e Csafreta
4 G Ehrnarl aas returned
home after visit VITA n- sls-
sers h Florida
The people Of th4 community
acre very sorry 10 know u VIII
ham Speas acc.dent wallo N
/ his regular duties wit1 the Pose!
/ I4acs near Petersburg He con
andes M 10 a PETERSBURG IKE ptal
Ar. and Mr. Edd Harrison anC
daaanteJ % Hampton were
guests ID the f H. Harrison
nome
Mr. ana Mrs z r. Har I'd.
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Mr. and Mrs TREE Haden and
small daughter, Of Fife visited
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wh!tlock during
the week end, Other callers in the
same home on Sunday wefe Mrs.
FRANK Su.dcr aad Mrs Beverley
Giills Of PoWhatan Mrs DAISY
Greenwood. az Richmond Mrs.
II 5 Emerson and sister OF letters
vile and MI and Mrs Vernon
s5prouse Of jefferson
Nj and Mr. Douglas Law Mac
horn ana ligtle daughter Of Rich
mond spent sunday with Mr. and
Mrs w J Hubbard
Mrs ADA Dunkley 81 PoRha-
tau ls spending some TIME with
he dauzAt1r Mrs Brown at
Bailsylle
Nr and Mis- Bernard WaIthau.
IA Richmond visited Mrs Beulah
MaAhall oh sunday Misses IRIS
and Eleanor WalJhall did not
spend thu Weck end with their
mother IN usual owing t0 Miss
EIeanor Wal-hau having flu
Those sick III this community
are Misses Babs Booker BERTHE
Martin Lucy BraudrIck and Mr..
and Mrs w Hubbard We
trust 9hey aee All improving
Visitors 81 Miss Birdie BauFh
ON Sunday were Mr., and Mrs G.
q Cox Miss Emily BEDFORD. Mrs
Blanche DenOon and Miss Doro-
thy Thompson. all OF Richmond
Mrs Cary DeNo0n. Of M!chaux
Mrs Paul Blandtord and Gordon
Rudd OF Powhatau
Miss Darllne Paleologus and her
father went into Richmond on
Sunday Other recent visitors tc
the Capital City we're the Rev
and Mrs Il w Simpson and
young daughter
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Sunny Side

M and Mrs B &. Garnet. we're
Richmond las. Tuesday
Alden Casruthers. os BIck81g-
ham county has recently shown
ONE Improvement
caafle Minor ua entered
sUnas5dD Hospital la.t Jeek IA
mnrownr
sfrs wsfv U.aodear, IN eas,rnefde
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with its all-new styling and
high speed, (the new McrcBry
Montclairl may become 1865 /
most popular car i. | love its
looks, visibility, speed and han
ding It's hot as a pistol. "
HARVEY B. JAMES
Auto Age
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We ARE thankful for the nee
rains Ne are having Thy age
really beneficial
On February 70 MIS- Gear4.e
Wilkerson. The county nome de
rion8trataon agent met WITH the
ladies' ~ Cha community ID the
home 81 Mr. james Ayges Tnare
nere - ladies present. Ms Ben
p. Bcrsen gaze ne deg3t.cn&I
and Mrs. Wllkerson folIoNed attn
4 very interesting talk about
Home Demonstration york The
ladies decided 70 oraan.ze a CLIP
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ION looks, Mercury is sleek
enough to draw whistles
doozy to drive quick, smooth,
and ,Terlooted 1t is the kind Of
car YOU would want as a good
companion on a long, fast trip
FRANK ROWSOME, JR.
Pdpaiar Science Moalhfy
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"Performance-Wisc, all three lines
Custom, Monterey, and Mont,
Glars are bombs. trigg.rcd hy
big 292 cubic-lnch engines with
plenty of torque for zpine-tlngiing
pickup when YOU want it,
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new MERCURY WINS RAVE reviews
FROM AMERICAS TOP AUTO EDITORS

I'm my book, the 1855 Mercury
Montclair is the best-Iooking car
made IN America regardless Of
price The So Mercury have
nearly everything looks, top
performance and reliability.
TOM McCAHILL
True NdqQzJHfs
'ANi0moblLe learLogk'
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TOM AIcCAHILL

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SERVICES

LOANS long term loans on good
farms. Gil and FILA home loans.
Real estate sales. Old Belt Realty
Company. Chase City. Va. 3-4-32t
ATCTIONEER -- WAL auction
anything, anywhere. any time. /
furnish loudspeake- Call or see
w w. Dickerson. Farmviile
Phone 3o35J. l-22-tfCF)
TAXI Phone 10 Cradles CAB
under new management Depend
able service. all passengers nsur~
I'd Gail T2 3-il-20p
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FOR SALE

-.~~~--- ~-s~~~-s~~~. ~~----~~-
! LOTS FOR SALE lr 8Ill build
ydur home tlle way you want It
for 300 down and small monthly
/ payments. Dave Welnbere. 3-e-3t
Why WORRY about troublesome
kin infection Try VITO. Grays
Drugs. 12-2i-5fp FL
~
TRUCK ton pickup 1852
Ford va Heater. radio. spotliqh.
10000 actual mileage New tires.
] .E Yancey Phone Bl9J 3-IIx1p
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HAY Timothy and Glover baled
hay &35 ton Frank I)errenbacker
Wealthia I-2p
HEIFERS- 10 pure bred Angus
heifsrs PRANK Derrenbacker.
WealtnIa 3-li Ftp
ENGLISH BOX IL to i6 inches
tall Gail Mrs k r Brumfeld
Fafmville 549R 3~lI2 pfF)
~~7- - ----~~~~ - -----~-
HAY FOR SALE lespedeza. al
falfa and clover Boatwr!ght $
Orchard, RI Is. Buckingham
County. phone DillWyn l8F02l
3-1l-6t
HAY FOR SALE Mr.. &. Fl Ruck-
er. Prospect Va 3-l-2p
RAACE-Ropcr ioattled gas like
new $75 W. M. Brown, Route so.
HallsviIle Va 3-il-2t
SEWING MACHINES one good
used Singer treadle sewing ma
ehine. extra clean. only one
sac 30 terms Other used Singer
treadle machines ut SIS and $35
Singer Sewing Center. Main 81.
FaIrnyille
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The object IF THIS suit lS 10 en-
force tax lien Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia and the Com-
ty Of Prince Edward IN the
amount Of $5010. together with
interest. penalties and cost Oh y
certain tract or parcel Of land
standing III the name Of y H.
Thompson. and described as fol-
lows
All Of that parcel 81 Land u
Harnpden District prince Edward
County. virginia near BrierT
Station. containing > acres more
or less. and being the same pro-
perry conveyed p J Thompson
BY deed dated September 2l.
1916. from + O : Whitesidc ct
ais. recorded Id Deed Book GA
page 296. also adjoining parcel
Of land containing, 72/100 acres.
BEING the same property convey
cd D. J Thompson by deed dated
June 3 1917 from +. Q White
side. I'D ans which KS recorded in
the Clerks Office. Prince Edward
County. Virginia III Deed Book
65 page 322
An affidavit having been made
and filed. according t0 law stat
ing that the defendant p n
Thompson. If LIVING IS not
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS
Of Buckingham County Virginia
hereby gives notice Of It's lnten-
ton Of recommending 70 the
State Highway Department that
they abandon that section IF RI
No GIG. from the Appomattox
County Llne q Route No COS 4
distance Of approximately )
miles. In compliance with Section
33-768 Of tie Code OF Virginia
1854
JOHN c SPENCER, Clerk
Of Board Of Supervisors Of Buck
lnQiam County Wa Sill 2t III
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LEGAL NOTICES


WEALTH or VIRGIN
IA
Ia the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court Of the County OF
Buck ne Sam on the 18th day Of
February. 1855
Count O Buckingham, Plaintiff
s4a.ret
The Heirs at Law Of c r Apper-
son. Jr, deceased, whose
names and residences are I'M
known H.. Defendants
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit Is To sell
certain real estate in Francisco
District OF Buckingham County
Virginia. containing seventy si>
TO- acres. more OF less. on the
old Stage Road Of which c r
Apperson. Sr. died seized. lGg
the payment OF delinquent taxes
and levies thereon
And an affidavit having been
| made and filed that the defend
ants the Heirs at law Of c r
Apperson. Jr. whose names ano
/ residences are unknown, are not
residents Of the State Of Virginia
it Is ordered that they do appear
there villain ten days after dae
publication hereof and do wins
may be necessary 70 protect tileil
interest ln this suit
A Copy-TeSte
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
j 3. BOATWRIGHT. p. q
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NOTICE

TO THE VOTERS OF CUMBER-
LAND COUNTY. l hereby an
nounce my candidacy for re-elec-
lion to the Office of Commen-
wealth's Attorney OF Cumberland
County. Virginia subject ~ the
Democratic Primary on July II.
1865.
I have endeavured To perform
the duties Of this position TO the
bees Of my ability and II re-eIect-
ed l will continue 10 deyote my
best efforts 10 the duties Of the
Office and the interests os the peo-
pie OF Cumberland County
Your VOTE and support will be
appreciated.
WILLIAM c. CARTER 2-ls-4fF1
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WIKI II
In tie Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court fnr M, COUNT III
Cumberland tho 2bst dAy ~
February 1856
ct)mrONNrAITH Gr VIRGIN
IA and County or cIfMBEP
land rempldinant
III
CARTER DEAN RICHARD
ZONES and GEORGE DEAN.
Deceased their bpit. al TAM
= liz Defendant
TIVE object of thls stit IL III seli
4, tract If AZ .cres nj land mqg
II g.ee ett,fased II Randolph
sras.stariaI Dfeirift IN Cumbei
land co,tptv II wttrb cartfr
r,4an d4ed u zed and W. aassed
III e.t.fv fbn leaa tbc~aa1 and
r,a,,t .c,,larlv felinnueut taxes list
IN ANA qee.esea N, th,. AND BOOK
- (sar,ho,tard Comfy I'm the
raua ~ carter Dsar am4lnt.ue
IN sf46 M ylgs certain interest
,,ena1ttae ana eoste whfrn ehn54d
II. LEGALLY added
A. affidavit 1avire been made
IVA frea aecosd{ng HI lav stat
ing that carter Dean Jr Court
rev r,nan .rohn Dean Clnc Dean
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Legal. MOTTO E.>
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
I'm the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward COUNTY February 38
lass
Ge0rEr benjamin. Ham'n
Complainant
III I'll C'nallcery
Mabel Caa0n HaEnlln Defendant
Order Of Publication
The object of this suit ~ to 0b-
tain for the Complainant frofn
TIE defendant ii divorce from tire
bond Of nlatflnloly ON the around
Ct WilfuI desertlaa for q period al
more than j ye4
An affidavit htH.ne been mode
ana flied that the defendant Ma
bel Casou I{amlin ls n0t 4 ra4i-
dent 81 The State Of V.ren4a.
ls ordered THAT .sir c0 appear
within ten days SITTER dae pa8lica-
ton Of this ordeE and de SHAT
may BIZ II cessaGt ta protect gr
ineras+ In tails tut
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE AfORING FAIIWELL.
p q 3-4-st
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FOR RENT

80 30 - 49, --~~~~~~~~~-~~
lee shop s..e Jack paarIeve
y14-4ntp
APARTMENT NJ y an
sirono 2oo 9irsf Ave PHONE "a
9-os-sn
APARTMENT . rco,ns ,,rtra,o
entrance and hath t19 Vaughan
ctreat Cafl ee9r 800
APARTMENT g,,,-,7t,,,as Dr.
ri J s~an
APARTMENT IS rooms unfur-
nished. GOA Oak street. Phone
TWO ROOMS furnished. 3l8 S
Main st 3-8-2tp
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST-All valuable papers. insur-
ance policies. deeds Wills, birth
certificates, and iewelry NOT kept
In q safe deposit box at the Plant
ers Bank IL Trust Company
FarmvilIf. Virginia 3-ll-2tt Fl
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CARD OF THANk>

REID We wish 20 eSpress om
sincere appreciation 10 our many
friends for kindnesses and sym
pathy shown us IN our recent be
reave1nent. c. Ennis Reid and
daughter. Noveila and Mrs c J
STANLEY and family 3-1i-lp
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NOTICE,

NOTICE iS HEREBY CIV IN
that q representative III the De
partment Of Highways VIII meet
with tlFs Board Of Supervisors lit
theSf regular meeting on Friday
Aprl 1855. al 10 00so clock A
: M IN the CLERKS Office Cumbei-
land Virginia. 10 discuss and adj
wise with the said Board 81 STU
pevhors and citizens present
plans ard proposals for The main
tenance and improvement jn-
Guiding construction and gecQn-
structlon. 81 such roads III THE
secondary system Of State High
way ii Cumberland County as
were maintained by Said BOARD
Of Supervisors before june 2l
1892
CUMBERLAND BOARD or
SUPERVISORS
By r. r BIAMTOE. Clerk
3-ll-2t Fl
TO THE VOTERS or CUMBER :
LAND COUNTY hereby an
nounce my candidacy for re-elec Z
ton TO the Office Of Treasurer of
CuInberlnd County Virginia. sub
ject TO the Democratic PRIMARY
on July IL, 1855 Your vote and
support WILL be appreciated
MARION f BLANTON. 3-44 FL
TO THE VOTERS OF CUMBER-
LAND COUNTY / hereby an
nomce my candidacy for re-elec-
ton TO the office OF Commission
er OF the Revenue Of Cumberland
County. Virginia. subject to the
Democratic Primary on July AZ.
1855 Your vote and support viii
be appreciated + ALLEN CAR
TER. Sat- r.
TO THE VOTERS OF CUMBER-
LAND COUNTY hereby an
nounce my candidacy for re-elec
ton 10 the Office OF Sheriff Of
Cumberland County, Virginia
subject TO the Democratic Pri-
mary on July 10. 1855. Your vote
and support Will be appreciated
WILLIAM V. FRENCH ga -4tfFl
TO THE VOTERS OF CUMBER-
LAND COUNTY | hereby an
nounce my candidacy for sheriff
Of Cumberland county subject to
the Democratic Primary July II
1855 II elected l will give my
entire time to the duties Of the
Office and will serve the people
Of the county to the best Of my
ability. I earnestly solicit your
support Lloyd Vance Key Car
tersqille. Va. 3-1l-4NtF FL
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Board Of Supervisors Of Cumber-
land County. pursuant TO Title
8. Chapter 38. Article 4. Section
$3.50 OF the 1850 Code Of Virgin
10. authorizing Board Of Supervis-
ors to declare the boundary line
Of each lot OF tract Of land OF any
stream in such county to a Law
full fence as to any horse mule.
cattle hogs, sheep OF goats does
hereby propose to adopt the fol-
lowing local fence law at their
regular meeting To be b III In the
Clerks Office at Cumberland on
Friday. May g. 1858, at 1000
o'clock A. NJ
The Board Of Supervisors Of
Cumberland County do hereby
declare that the boundary line a
each lot OF tract Of land Or any
stream in the County Of Cumbef-
land shall b. . lawful fence 70
any horse mule cattle hoas
sheep 3f coats
CUMBERLAND BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
BY r n BLANTON, Clerk
3-il-4t
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WANTED

FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. Stop
e Shop. Falmville. Va "a At
BRING YOUR COUNTRY cured
hams to Cradles Store for top
prices. 3-4-8p
TO BUY old gold coins, envel-
opes, documents. small antiques
Send CSC for coin price sheet
Com Company. 1912 Harvard
Road Richmond, Va 3-il-8p
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r. r. BLANToN. Clerk

WILLIAM c. CARTER ID q
Cumberland. virginia 342t
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17
Boston Postal Officials
Report Huge Mail Loads

Boston postal officials re-
port the heaviest volume of
parcel post since World War
II is now being received daily.
Commercial shipments of
packages are at an alI-time
high and coupled with thous-
ands of Christmas gift pack
ages the problem is one to
cause even veteran postal
authorities some consternatio
The official schedule calls
for all local parcels to be
mailed not later Then Deem
Der 10th for Christmas de-
livery. In view Of current
conditions it has become neces-
sary to advance this schedule.
Christmas cards for the
South and Midwest are due
to be mailed this week with
all local Christmas cards to
be deposited by December 14th.
Post office windows are busy
with the public making ad-
vance purchases of postage
stamps. Arrangements have
been completed for additional
air space for Christmas cards
and packages on all airlines.
Postal schedules indicate that
air mail and air parcel post
can be deposited as late as
December 18th for Christmas
delivery to all parts of the
nation.
Letters can be included in
side gift packages this year,
under a new ruling, provided
the outside Of the package is
endorsed beneath the stamps
Letter Enclosed" and the adj
ditional amount OF the letter
postage is affixed. In any
event a duplicate copy of the
address should be placed in
side the package as protection
against damage to outer
wrapper, and loss of outer adj
dress.
Postmaster Joseph P. w.
Finn asks the full cooperation
of every person and every
firm and store this Christmas
Season. Two hundred million
pieces of mail must be handled
in the Boston District before
Christmas. It is suggested that
all advertising matter not re-
lating to Christmas be held
until after the holidays.
The public are urged to use
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17
Telephone Company
Publishes Annual
Statistics SURVEY .

With one telephone, on the
average, for every three per-
sons, the United States had
more than half Of the worlds
94,5 million telephones on
January /, 1853. About So mil
lion of the world total were
added in 1854.
This information was pub
lished today dec, Is, 1850 by
the American Telephone g.
Telegraph Company in its an
nual survey, Telephone Sta
tisticS Of the World"
The New England Telephone
& Telegraph Company report
ed that as of the same date
telephones in the six New
England states totalled $685.
900. Of these, Connecticut had
966, 900; Maine PSI, 900; Mas
sachusets 1,827,00O; New
Hampshire 10000; Rhode Is
land $4,000; Vermont 104, 900.
Canada again ranked first
as the @talkingest" nation with
AIT conversations per capita.
Iceland with 1914 per capita
took over second place from
the United States, which had
1913. These figures are for 1854,
since it takes almost a year to
collect information from some
$50 telephone operating or
CARNATIONS throughout the
world.
The Netherlands in 1854 be-
came the 18th country to have
more than a million tele-
phones. The IL, in order, are:
United States, United King
dom, Canada, German Fed
eral Republic, France, Japan,
Sweden, italy, Australia, Swift
zerland, Argentina, Neither
lands.
Telephone service in the
United States is supplied by
some 1900 private companies,
together with thousands of
connecting rural, or farm
er lines" systems. At the be-
ginning of 1855, a telephone
user in the United States
could call any one of 81 mil
lion telephones in ITO coun-
tries or areas, including the
United States.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17

cal profession in Canada. Canada
will be the first Western Hemisphere
country where exul will be gener-
ally available through doctors and
druggists.
Containing no drugs the pioneer
outritional compound has. accord.
ing to scientists. been effective in
rapid clearing Of both duodenal and
gastric ulcers. One doctor reported.
Seven duodenal patients wers
svmptom-fres at the end Of seven
days" after being placed on exui
treatment.
Danish and Italian scientists
think that the success of exul in
healing ulcers furnishes NOT onlv
the long-sought "cure" for ulcers.
but may also finally give science the
answer to the mystery of what
Eeally causes stomach ulcers.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17
Mrs. Mabel
Coles

Funeral services for Mrs.
Mabel S. Coles, wife of Arthur
Coles, were held at the Con-
cord Baptist Church, Friday,
December 2, with thepastor,
the Rev A. J. Spratley officiat-
ing Solos were sung by Bern
nadette Hayes.
Mrs. Coles was born in Al
bany, N. Y. With her parents
she came to Boston at an
early age; attended Hyde
School, Girls High, and was
graduated from the New Eng
land Conservatory.
Surviving are her husband
Arthur Coles; two nieces
Mabel Whitaker and Nancy
McClester; a nephew, william
Boyd.
Greene Funeral Service had
charge of the funeral arrange
ments. Interment was in Mt.
Hope cemetary.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17
ADVANCE CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
The WnVE 4 Ca IL By
WO $50 wv u DAN O'CONNELL

whenever an irresistible force meets an immov-
able object, there will be lawyers on hand to take
the case.
Injustice never seems so bad when we are get
ting the best of it,
Civilization is the slow process Of learning to be
kind
The tree of liberty will survive just so much
grating
Idealists are people who expect to take po-
litics out of politics
Nothing increases the value of affections like
being alienated
The good gone wrong is the bad man
found out
Matrimony: an institution of higher learning
where man gives up his Bachelors Degree under
the deluSion Of acquiring a Masters
pessnist could be person to whom OPP.
timist owes money
Junk Is what you spend years collecting and
throw away week before you need it,
In cards. good deal depends good deal
Open minds are sometimes too porous to hold
an opinion.
Only doctors suffer from good health
The man who can smile when things 90 wrong
is either quite guy, he should have his head
examined
Many chip off the old block should be taken
High heels were probably invented by a little
lady who resented being kissed on the forehead
all the time.
Many a man who thought he has marrying
cook-Stove finds himself stuck with a cothes-horse
trif1ng sum is the almony which divorced
wives collect from two-timing husbands
Times are good when mems trousers bag at the
pockets instead of the knees
Success pats himself on the back: failure
throws mud at other people
Some women will faint at the sight of a mouse
yet think nothing of climbing into a car with
wolf.
cold shoulder is often the result of hot re-
mark
The wise man may disagree with his wife but
only the fool will let her find out
There are no curves dangerous as those
which belong to women
Butting into family argument is only adding
fool to the fire
Vanity is what keeps some people on speaking
terms with themselves
One thrill of going fishing is to find yourself on
the end of Line that isn't busy
The fish probably go home nights and braR
about the size of the bait that got away
Suicide is wrong, but 1t is not habit-formlng
kissing may not shorten lfe but it makes
time pass faster
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17
NEW COMPOUND CLUE.
70 ULCER CAUSE

European scientists who have
been seeking the cause of stomach
ulcers for decades now believe they
have found the answer.
The work Of the famous Nobe,
prize winning scientist, Professor
Henrik Dam, in discovering a rela.
tionship between nutrition and giz.
gard ulcers in chickens provided the
clue that set off the intensive search
both for the cause and possible cure
Of stomach ulcers.
Scientists think the first effective
aid in treating ulcers is new prod.
uct, exul, which employs the nutri.
tional factor for the first time.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17

VATICAN CITY-In the
Vatican Museum stands a
a statue dating back to the
First Century A. D. that in
cludes a likeness of the pre-
sent bull terrier.