All? st
, ntor keepinx
iii. not because the poo.
. In him... but, because
11 the warmth othi. tire,
biio‘oplnlon swung tronr
onto to the other and in
‘ierms they declared
' god. With enthusiasm
lint: Nils is a god whom
cannot harm!"
. oi ThrOwlng 0!! Evil
lliis‘ incident, tho secret
i't evil. I, cure not how
may be. the hostile
some time drive his boat
rocks and he will find him-
‘upon a. desolate and barren
..Wot. with the salt spray and
by “the cold winds one linds
It tor iudede from the fulfill-
! his hopes. One can never
[trouble for it is the common
man. There is a besutitul
tradition that illustrates this
On one or the fairest penin-
:ot the tropics was born and
_ d a. maiden who, in all her
hood and young womanhood
jer felt a eingio pong oi sorrow
[out in health. she was surround-
d by an unbroken family clroleund
new not what death was like. she
‘ es wooed and wonilby, a young
‘ rinco, one of the all the wealth, of
litter girlish llcill‘t. .. .For yours her
ome, heard no foot-toll save that
got happiness and no sound'savs the
melody of contentment. On‘e dsy
. or little. nadir. laughing. cooling.
wrighteyed boy toiled to'respond to
‘ t’carcsses. Bending over his crib
called his name. but he did not
nswer. Taking him in her arms
' smiled and laughed. coaxed and
d. stroked and tossed him. try-
.yo bring back his smile and
firmer. Though‘ she tried ever so
d‘shc could not bring forth the
‘ response. Pressing him to her
“ ‘bosom she hurried to the In-
prlest who had from her early
Bhootl been her teacher and
him what oiled her baby.
'1 was. still pleaded with the
other. not . knowing
help her. The oil! ms. ~
hand. He could not M
of sunshine whet cold she
experience sometimes’. .
acid: “it you Would hm
bring to me o handgun-”n ‘
seed, slithered little by . itii
your trionds. and onlyj'tro’m _
hsvo never seen, is. ‘ “
child is."
on
her Journey. - Coming" tb' ‘ t
or a. friend she knocked item
the door and no sooner posit
ed than she held out but! " ‘
ins the housewife: v'Huv u my"
seen it baby " like 'mym‘body‘ 1h"
Leakingst the little one lying cm
in its mother's srms. til worrisome
sun to weep, 's‘sying: ' Dilly‘so,‘ I
nod in. baby once that walnut as
your baby is. end—'2 The little mo-
tile waited not to 11301! but hurried
on into the home of another i'rlond.
saying: “Here you even scene. bub?
like my baby “ is?" Receiving the
some answer she hurrio don tron:
house to house. never receiviss s
single . grain of. mustard ms ' until.
otters. while, the truth downed .uo‘pn
hot: that her loss and sorrow was
but thocommon lot or men. ..
Sorrow. the common not.
We all have sorrows and disap-
pointments. The winds blowing can»
truly we are driven upon barren and
forsaken shores. The some ‘truth‘ is
illustrated by the Persian King who,
grieving over the death of his wire,
was told that she should bsibrousht
to life as soon as he would lil'iil three
happy men. and have their homes in.
scribed upon her tomb. Ho searched
the kingdom three times over but
never found his men. Sorrow is the
common lot of man and like King
Frederick the Great. each man must
my: "I am human and therefore born
to suffer." Happy is that msn who.
in such hours of sorrow and bereave-
ment yields not to melancholy ‘nor to
inactivity. but who amid his sorrow
keeps the fires of sympathy burning
brightly for those who suitor. "The
‘ Melly hove ~ idol-ooh him.
1 through life's grout trout;
ally. in. blasting urine
only to open the hitherto ' . ..
ed fountains or symputh
to build s are tor nth , ‘
which hurts and iii-courts“;
the bite or the current. V
our trouble in helpintothoru
surprised to and “like mi
, activities tho‘strlngvot the:
imgwltioisms from main
we help most. Sharp word
withdrawn. bursting from.
of those who should may
but tender words ot truest tr
Words rot discouragement, ~
fault finding. Words ot-slon
columnsyi, Assaults from thou
serpent that crept into-nylon.”
which has never ion. the hrlghtpl‘sco
at this world to strike the tritium
und unsuspecting. But siren. iii
vipers need not harm. It one is ..
is pure. it she‘s more! condit ‘
sound he1 can out off the”): it:
criticisms so easily as Poul, ‘ er -
or the viper end no on as ever pic '
lug up sticks. ‘ «. ‘
, Beware of Disooursgom
Beware of discou‘roge'nlh
cause a viper has siting you is
sign that your usefulness is ‘
You con and will live this ‘
you keep on with your roilglo ‘
as you should. Lot no‘ sorrow
criticium cause you to stop 9 ‘
a moment. . It a reaper Would
to destroy every, stub‘oi
scratches his hand hé would.
smell threshing. If n. 'blsek‘s‘ini,
would lion to extinguish oval-input
that strikes his hands onit‘ue‘o‘
would- take a great molly tires _
make it weld. it s. hunter would‘sto
to destroy all the mom lio'osy‘sn
goals that burn cuddly eunuch
head he would have no time to search.
i
villa.
and nurses" his hands rind lumen‘lu
his misfortune every time he to
struck by s. \‘lper's tong hl’s useful»
nest way in the world to‘ not sway
. 7
ness isth worth the mentioning.
YOu Can Save
‘ Grocery Specials YOU CAN SAVE money. Our prices are al-
ways consistent with‘ good merchandise.
By a careful study of the prices listed b c l o w on this weelds
Make out your list now from the items below.
Puritan Hams .....-. . .. lb.33c Sliced Bacon .......... lb. 50c
Smoked'Sholders- . lb. 22c New Smyrna Foyer Figs, 3 lbs. $1.00
. Jones, Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal Flour . . . . ,. . . . . . . .. bag $1.39
Cloverdale Flour, bag $1.25 Gold Medal Flour . . ,7 "lb. bag 49c
Fancy Maine Potatoes‘. pk.i59c ‘B’usllel- bag . .' . . . .. $4.50-}... ‘
Spanish Onions . .. 6 lbs.-25cvlceburg*Lettuc‘e 2 for2i5c.
New Yellow Onions . . 41b3, 25c Celery Hearth . . . . . . '2 for 250 . , 'j,
New Sweet Potatoes . 4 lbs. 250 Tokay Grapes ...... 2 lbs. 25(311 :
Native Cabbage . . . . . 6 lbs. 25c Native Yellow Turiiips, pk. 350 ‘
Hubbard. Squash . . . ‘lb.8c Native Boots .. ‘
Native Spinach . . . . . . . . pk. 35c California Oranges .. (102.451:
Fancy Baldwin or Greeningsi Apples, 14 quart basket _. *.. $1.00 ‘
Florida Grapefruit 4 for 25¢ New English Walnuts, lb. 39¢
Fine Granulated Sugar, 171113, for $1.00 Cranberries, qt.
Campbell’s Beans .. .. 3 for 25c Campbell’s Soup .
Kellogg’s Cornflakes or PostToasties .... .
New Pack Evaporated Peaches 1.. lb. 25c f
:Aunt Jeminas or Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour, large . . . . 39c
Pure Cane and'Ma'ple’ SyrupingJugs ... . .
Fresh from the oven Fig Bars or Ginger Snaps . .
Lemon Biscuit . . .. 21118. 3512 Sunshine Kippys .
New Sugared Dates .7-22c pkg.
. Butterflakes 19c Uneedas 6 pkgs. ‘
CloverdaleMince Meat, 2 for 25c Dudley’s Pumpkin,.3 causfiilc
Del Monte Peaches, lar"
DelMontePineapple _ _
$1.39 Baker’s Cocoa 19c Hershey’s Cocoa 170
Orange Blossom Honey . .{29c Suueweet Prunes, 2 lb. pkg. 29c
Pure fruit preserves, raspberry, strawberry or pineapple
. ‘iJars ‘
2 Peas, 2 Corn, 2 Cut Beanstcombi ation 6 cans . . . . . . . . . . . 79c
New‘Pack Applesauce... . . .
New Pack Sauerkraut, large .- . ,5;
Yubau, Maxwell I‘Iouse‘tor‘Hotel‘“;
Clover or Magnolia'Milk, . .v. . . . . . . .
Clov dale Evaporated‘Milk . . . . .. . . . ... . ..
lirimpinGlass...........;.....'...... ‘ ,
New Pack Maine Clams 3cans50¢
Crown Aster asparagus tips 'intall cans . . . . . . . . . . . 3 for $1.00
Tomatoes . . 6 cans 69c Hancock Bantam Corn . . 3 cans 59c .I
2' Criscoe, 61b. can
New
Hancock Maine Corn, 3 cans 59 c. Rose’s Lime J uice . . . . . . 49c ~
Cucumber Rings .. 3 jars 89c lll‘ive'Frliits . . . . . . . .‘ . .. bot.=:69c
o o
uses-ss-
......I...slssooosls0
‘ lebw islthctime‘. to ‘put’ in ylill‘i‘ Winter ,pbtatoes. _
New Stuffed Dates . '. . ; 39c
27c Royal Lunch, cartouBtlc
nlfihllsss
stor Coffee .. 3.
for large game. ‘It s. munitions work, l‘
. 5 bunches 25c. " ‘
'15c
. . .3 for 250
..., . . 3'forfi25c
Apricots : ._ lb; 30c
small 25c, lagoon
. lg. pkg.” 15c
........v3fcan889éj
3 for $1.00
$1.00
........3can550c
3cans’50c
lbs. for $1.55
‘7 for._$1’.00
.. 12 cans} $1.19 ~
3for 89c
..........“pkg.25c
All unueuelsalc cvvnl :11 Sterling
values in sill? kinds of licduw‘ji‘v
rings, mattresses, blankets,- o ‘
make numerous Spuniill purc‘lui
result that we’re lillli‘ in give
Jth’un you‘can got at any other
Walnut Tone priced $16.50 ‘
Substantial slaving Emu! Oil
~‘grudcl‘ul design. tubular steel
7.coh8trllctiOii just us hlit‘inl ~—
nlahorl so youn-zm llfll‘ill}' loll [ ‘
$355
if You Need Blankets and
Comforters Come!
for we’re offering some won- '
rlcrfully good buys. Pair 'jof
Cotton-Wool Blankets at $2.03
-All-Wools at $10.00--chyy
Cotton Comforters at $4.50 and
up. Best. values in your-sly
ncl‘ worth it‘ {1‘
y newer] . biscuit “till
with roll ledge, 44'0
ultlc-eti‘tehcd. A lllil V
, " ’trcss that will lustful-g
' " rel. '
r, .p
Max:426
V $17.50
Highly. tempered. reel
lienicoll” spring strange
ly“ attached to steel ;
frame -—~7 wl t h helical
curing top. A sure w;
electiunduccrg -, « .
...».m’mml/Ii . " V
, {l”x;£55”?inM‘fifi’lfi?’ .
1’.'iIII/iIll/IIIIII’IIIIIIIH”
. r 5m 0mm I
”4 . Iggy/mm”!
_. mumwll
dim/rim!!!
“till”!!!
Box'spring in ’-
Above. our
A Sensational Value In: Bed Outfits! * ‘ ', $54.50 1 1
Steel Bed, Springs and. Mattreéjs Shown «Wm. the ’comcd coil 1,...
Exactly $30 worth of furniture. The flinch continuous spring. full size silk £10591);th
post stool lied with u lficpountl till-cotton mattress in fine. ,mgsggnd mg soft feather i1.
art licking and link fabric spring. * ' . 28 0 .lon'setile outfit complete for.
See it! _ so, L’real leepingfimforhfi
V New Fall Patterns in Aklninister
and Wilton Rugs. ’ Ourcollection
,is one of the most complete‘in '
all new designs; Axmlnlster in
, ' $291195; u
9x12
at...
ace-osooeu'
‘ .
The; . y ‘ if A“
Built , most p0 . . "lo or the ..y .
desiredgéttroctiveness for the cover is good-looking, too. Then ”it )1 _~
plenty of motor: end is constructed to withstand .hsrdlwesr. 1.7.]. . .
, : clinic. ' .V
:2 coil. HEATERS;
fiYou am count; on to .euppiy
roaring iii-er“ in short order. 1 _
several sizes. 1 . 95 up
in
Prices . »
reusing ....‘w. .
R Oil andGas 0* NV 1
no...
Quaker Oats, large . ,
ill. 0. Damien], quick or regular . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . 2 for ‘25c
,Fancy..Mu8_hto’oms lb."‘59c 31b“.basket $1.75
Free DemonStration on HeinZe’s Goods > _
A. Fe C OoaInCO
35-37mm SE, Norwalk
1 Quality Grocers A
33 Washington stoso. Norwa‘k ‘ . . . ..
pioneer; ‘ ‘ PW “234'
$598 ;
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