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PARTS C0., INC. ST. RI-538| Y, FENDER AND REBUILDING

's. John Guedelhoefer Kentucky Ave, S—MOTORS

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TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1951

OUT OUR WAY

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WE MUST RESCUE HER!” ALTHOUGH HER PURCHASE PRICE WAS NOT HIGH, IT IRRITATES OUR MASTER {| WHEN ONE. OF HIS FIANCEES 1S BURNED ALIVE SZ”

USE BOTTLE CAPS

"FOR FLOWER CENTERS

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Mary Lawerence, a teacher in Jefferson, Wis., proves again

{} that good teachers arouse student interest with creative projects. In her letter to me she illustrates many ways in which milk bottle {caps may be used to make interesting and useful articles. The most simple and least expensive materials often bring the most pleasure. These bottle cap flowers seem enough to use for party favors. {petal patterns cut from colored construction paper and pasted onto the back of the bottle cap which serves as the center of the flower. | The bottle cap may be colored yellow for daisies, dark brown for {black-eyed susans, and odd colors for imaginary blossoms.

to be timely and attractive

Her different illustrations show

Tiny smiling faces can be drawn on the caps to make the

TOMORROW—A Spool “Box”

(7 THOUGHT SO YOU PUT THEM RIGHT BACK!

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«BY TH' WAY, WHAT TH’ HECK HAS "AH" GOT TO DO WITH A PAIN IN TH' STOMACH

THE HOSPITAL PHONED) GOSH, I DUNNO. US TO COME RIGHT ALL THAT ANYONE OVER...IS THERE HAS TOLD ME ISTO ANY THING WRONG? SAY "AH" A COUPLE s MILLION TIMES...

THE LAST we SAW MORTON. HE WAS TRYING TO GET THE POP— CORN tINDER.

MORTON | MIND HIM - -

UNDER LET'S COUNT Tis THE CASH!

fouseholders Urged [55 Shorthorns on Block|

o Lay By Their Coal

| A consignment of 55 head of |Polled Shorthorns will be sold at WASHINGTON, May 29 (UP) the annual “Parade of Stars” in|

lthe Lebanon Sale Pavilion at! 12:30 p. m. June 6. The 26 bulls] and 29 females will be auctioned’ by Hamilton James, of Newton, Ill, and Daugherty & Murphy, T.ebanon,

‘The government today urged its encies, homeowners and indusvy to stockpile fuel this summer avoid spot shortages next inter, Secretary of the Interior Oscar

Chapman sald that “active : — ihlie support will make it pos. Back Aid on Israel

hle to assure an adequate sup-| WASHINGTON, May. 29 (UP) v for all consumers and help --A bill to authorize $150 million | baterially to make rationing and in economic aid to Israel has the her controls in the fuel indus- endorsement of 155 members of ies unnecessary.” the House.

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CONVERT TO | “2 OIL NOW!

Gel the New Kalamazoo Oil Conversion Burner

No Price Increase DOWN "Installed Provided $35 Installed

City Code Is Met $11.82 MONTHLY

Kalamazoo Sales

22 West Maryland St.

For Free Estimate L561, R1L1275

WE'VE DONE ABOUT ALL WE CAN FOR MR. OOP.WE'VE GONE OVER HIM PRETTY THOROUGHLY, BUT...

THE BUSH,

GIVE ITTO US STRAIGHT..WE CAN TAKE IT!

DON'T Ube! WELL, PERHAPS, DOCTOR... BUT I'M SURE : COME TO THE POINT!| |NOT PREPARED FOR

flowers even more sunny. If the blossoms are fastened to a wire or towel rod stem and have paper leaves added, they can be stood in tiny flower pots. These make attractive gifts and can be made into bouquets, too. Do make some.

for Sewing. —By Al Vermeer

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—By Bil Dwyer

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