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(Continued from Page 6) tfirown him over." "f did," said the actress, l"but you know how wornen throw."

1 And then there is Grand-pappy, who admits that chew{ itg tobacco is a filthy habit, but defies anyone to prove that \ it ever started a forest fire.

\ Farmer Brown says there are tw91i€asons why many buslrfs; first, they have no people dpn't mind their own busffis; firs' mind; sfcond, they have tro p<l6es".

\ J"errv Rimmer, writes:-

\'Since sports events and races, 3 \re 'fixed' from coast to coast, fr \rre 'fixed'

I Why don't they fix the human race, i

The one that needs it most."

'FF"z?2 \ Itn" best sign oi the "r^roryfiorted as seen on a ffavy traffic highway, readyr2t(fthy GO before your time? Wa$ for the green ,rfnY*-*

IF-rnd Burke said: "Never despair! But if you do, on in your despair!" istic vices of this metropolis are

Breathes there a man with soul so dead. ' He's never turned his head and said"fl6-6-\[ot bad

He was a socialist of the talkative kind.r and he was explaining the philosophy of redistri wealth to a listener. All property, he said, The other asked: "If you had 2 one of them?" "Sure I would" equally d,ivided. would you give me you had two horses, would give me one of them?" would you give me one "Sure." And if you had cow?" "I certainly would you give me girl that a gabardine coat looks better on her than a mink. He can charm the birdies out of the bushgs, and then sell them at a Profit'

"Here lies one Wood, enclosed in wood, One Wood within another;' The outer wood is very good, 'We cannot praise the other."

(Epitaph *;r

Concerning ffeaven, Wm. Cowper Brann wrote: "Give me a land wher6 skies arg lead and soil is sand, )ret everlasting life with those I loyp. Give me a lciggeliri some vast wilderness, hallowed by childish laughter. Give me a cave in the mountain crag to house those dearest to my heart. Give me a tent on the far frontier, where by the lambent light of thejr mother's eyes I can watch my children grow in grace and the Truth of God, and I'll build a heaven grander, nobler, sweeter than was 'ever dreamed'of by the gross materialists of bygone U"f.,* *

The talent for recognizing greatness and genius is very rare..That is why budding genuis hJs such difficulty proving itself. Recently a musical gefis died; Carrig Jacobs Bond. No publisher could seqfeither or value in such songs as "Just A-Wgfryi ou". So she borrowed the monev fo The world will sing them as long as The values they did not know it. could not see, were im Fdward Fitzgerald had "The Rubaiyat of give it a tumble. But lost in the dust of on. Burns and poems. So nize you. inglorius the Socialist. "And if Adequcte

" "And if you had 2 shovels, that," cried the shovel?" "\Mait a minute-none of ; "you know I've GOT 2 shovels."

A super-salesman is a man who can convince his best pay knows?

Lumber Supply

Seen lor Housing Progncmr a book called smart editor would those critics have been iyqt will go narching ir first printed fails to recogor "some mutc,

Washington--The steady increase in stocks of lumber at mills and in distributing yards promises "an adequate supply" to meet the demands of housing program in 1947.

This is the view expressed by the lumber surviy committee in its quarterly report to Commerce Secretary W. A. Harriman on lumber movement consumption and stocks.

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