Show i THE GARLAND TIMES £ FICTION place snd the materials to do the was to be the Judge of Job and whether the copies produced were too acceptable or not If we had each we could much argument and they would a friend choose choose a third party to settle the argument There wasn't anything left for me to do but go through with it I was going to each Philanyway” lip Crasor a lesson My forgotten cigarette burned my fingers and I tossed it from the CORNER STRICTLY BUSINESS By ROBERT C BLACKMON sermon I ever heard THE finestand the benediction came straight from the heart of the figurfe in the pulvoice of the big The stirring pit organ filled the church and the congregation began to leave Harry Thatcher and I were surrounded by sober thoughtful pei pie He drove as we went to the car out toward the lake “Don” Thatcher said abruptly aftWe were er he got a cigar started entering the lake drive “There are an five hundred million Biree and four hundred eighty letters in the Bible” I almost dropped "I suppose so” my cigarette His talking about the His Book took me by surprise terest was financial news exclusive and seven hundred thousand arid forty six words In Us hundred one thousand “There are hundred thirty-on- and “Sure" If a man can’t look at it like that he has no business betting” He tooled the big car around a curve Sunlight was on the lake a moving pattern of glinting water under a cloud splashed sky “The club was in an uproar with men betting each other we’d both back out or go on with it I went over to the big bool case at the ether end of the room to think it out “I saw the Bible in the bookcase and remembered my mother telling me that the Book was good to read when you didn’t know what to do I didn't know what to do “I took the Bible and saw in the bark where it had so many letters and words and all that and it gave I was in school When me an idea I cou'dn't spell “The- teaeher used to make me write missed words on the black- - car “I SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS ac- but and sevn verses” I looked at him wonder-ta- gray eyes were half closed One could bis broad face grave leewhy he was called rhatcher He had a r potation of wherever It toing after business was and getting it a ended war the “Shortly after Cras-young man named I’hill'p tame into my club one eveningcomrhatcher settled himself more in the broad front seat of fortably Ihe car nne big hand on the wheel “He had been a pilot I don't rim but missions how many mow tnough Star end at the universityHe before that All around athlete as a possible had been mentioned Folks had a litchance Olympic tle money” with almost no rolled car The This wasn't 1 said nothing Boise I’d she Harry Thatcher I’d known since iropped in on him last night and I was in town for a few days insisted upon my going to se’d hurch with him this morning Thatcher was not a church man so I waited far as I knew “Phillip had got some cockeyed Ideas in the army” Thatcher went “Some radical talk He started on the army grping ah' ut youngstersthe in jetting klled while My safe ausirussimn stayed home ” couldn t He little Income runs up a conceal a note of pride “He looked xt me when he said it and I thought I told he was making it personal worth aim big income men were he said they g‘ t on what tin I gat t of st ltLil fools jj handle lore I tokl luvi he couldn’t much b for a m nth $50000 I less a yc ir Thutclur cou hed a little apol- Alake iliil Jlovcly fylock SUintivaUteb 9I New Device Controls 'Cancer' of Buildings turned over a small cottage down on the lake to Phillip Crasor stocked it with a Bible paper pens ink and blotter' and told him to go to work I left a man there to see that he didn’t get outside help It I was strictly business with me had $50000 at stake” to was Crasor going “Phillip handproduce 10 perfectly legible written copies of the Bible as the or he would contract provided lose the bit” “I didn’t get back for a week or two and I’hlllip had spoiled a li t nothing of paper but produced He wmnted to fight ceptable 1 told him to read the contract UTAH GARLAND His Pipes Enable Chemical To Reach Termites the “cancer" of buildTermites ings now can be controlled Through all the ages the tiny insect that feasts on wood in homes farm build ings and other structures has been a constant destroyer Annual losses run far into the millions Ordinary control measures could nut get at the Intricate tunnels hidden away in difficult and impossible to reach places A new device hailed as an effective means of combatting the at pest was demonstrated the annual convention of the Nationin al Association of Home Builder of B Memphis W Hill Chicago by Tenn nationally known as a termite expert His method consists of installing a senes ofMottcd pipes at the time of in all inaccessible construction porches aieis including sun parlors itoips ‘tops and firea pipe perforated Annually places is slipped into the allotted pipes find all hiddm mens are treated with a blown toxic chemical poweiful i "fh vsywi f K Wa haLIe that Phillip anyone in board a couple of hundred times about 20 words a minute I I figured I could writing carefully write perhaps 30 words a minute fast That meant about 15000 words At that m a full day of rate it would take 50 days to com copy of the plete a handwritten clear handwritTen good Bible would therefore take ten copies about 500 days and the bet was for a ogetically “I was a captain in the first Shrapnel” war I'fmtiv woild His hnnl v vid to his rg t side "Thcv won' n’t tal e me the last lime ” from the He stra gltcned lake swcit our s”'i e it m thecar 000 “Ph ip Ci is r u be had 5 $0 that said be could b indie any Inherited for 12 months JOO jib the money from an aunt I believe he s nd for me to put up Anyway club or shut up The fellows m the temand I— well I laughed at ten to me I cal’ed hm per five tht betting 50 000 agumt hs I was he couldn’t han lie the job It vasn t to e to name the job cr icqune techn cal skill Impossible neither of us had It was foolish down but neither of us would buk it It was a bet an I coiliu’t callwith ess off Belt ng is strut’v busi If I Win I codec t and if me business Stnctly fose I pay off year” Thatcher remem softly laughed bering “I realized that this was an Ideal It required no job for the purpose technical skill neither of us had and there was a good chance that Phillip Crasor couldn't do it I didn’t want to lose $50000 any more than he Phillip to luse the five wanted hadn’t stuck at anything since he and I figured came out of the army he'd drop out within a few week I’d return his Then at the most he money and teach him a lesson And betting wi uldn't forget about thei e was a very good chance that after he learned what the job was he’d di op the whole thing to Lo and agree- to call the bet off That I would have beefi fne With me couldn't back down as long as wanted to go in of sourse The men at the club never would have have hurt forgotten it and it would I went back me in a business way the others" lie nimsed his cigar for a few moments he “Philhp Crasor exploded when learned what the job was to be I didn’t know it but his handwriting lie th ught I was rib was awful The men in the club bing him their lives weie havng the tune of drew up a Itnin1 n lawyer A w and both of us signed it contract back down Philhp Crasor wouldn’t the and I couldn’t I was to furnish to Crasor had locked himself In anyone in when I got 20 days to the cottage Thatcher r the it was time for him to put up or shut up I thought be would burst The club was bcttng he’d last about another week I did not think he d go that long” Thatcher b oked out over the lake then his eyes came back to the drive btfuie us took me to “Business suddenly France and Italy and I stayed there He coughed again for months” are not wars “All apologetically on the battlefield and all soldiers do not wear un forms yoJ I was gone ovei know Anyway My man cabled me nine months that Phillip Crasor had locked himself in the cottage and wouldn't let was almost up The back home It had about I huiricd down to run ” ashes from the flicked LET'S TALK ABOUT yoiL CHARLES YOURSELF that torn Nn M IS 1711 Is f r J yartlj of or F MINTING lue of FAV The Spring and Summer ON o’ii rs a wealth of Minn irmpiratton rcc knitting ir rwiy ht' le tlnsMiiaher in rp on an d a free pattern printed the bonk 2i rents through openings in the pipes Hill who has spent 20 years figurtering ways of waging war on the also has devised a display mite showing live termites at work modin glass his small scale el home has an army of hungry termites actually at work constructing their intricate netwoik of mud tunnels or shelter tubes It shows the worker the soldier on guard and the queen potential young immature who swarms fn the spring “My man said Phillip Crasor had The 10 been gone for a week handwritten copies of the Bible weie on a table in the cottage all perOn top of one pile fectly legble was a letter to me from Phil! p Crasor I have th it tter h m u I’ lie s ud he b!e in now my t wouldn't tal e the $50 000 and the I paid though to tho was off we attended this inoining church he shou'd pav When a man loses If I'd won— It's strictly business “But what about Phillip Crasor forg tten cgarct'e I held another in my hand sermon He “Oh preached that ” you heard tins morning GIVE KITH’S M nml 2i In this novel display a colony is feasting on the of termites in a model home framework It provides dramatic structure of proof of the destructive ability the tiny insects cigar Driss a clever summer you euu put together in no time! It’s cut a'l in one piece with draw tiling to snog in your waistlne Youthful and charming as can he 'Me me let Tailored Frocks tailored shirt-- t HANDSOMELY w lister that’s a pet style with Butwoman dressed well eviry toned down tho front it will bs to wear — a cool and comfortable Have cap or short joy to launder sleeves 11 Pnttrrn No 8274 cornea In iIm Sian 16 42 44 and jrnrda t n My man cabled cottage and wouldn’t GOOD PRINTING S T H E DRESS OF BUSINESS I M lUMi CUMT rVTTIHN DIPT HI 511 South Wells M I'i 2) cents In coins lor each (’film desired IVi’Urn No S1tj THAT IS Name (HIIl friend of the late William psych' legist of his greatest asked the noted man if be day would mind giving a few rules fir ci't of personal ly the lmprnv “One ride I will give you" Dr James "a simple rue The rule is this: but so important Learn to give yourself up to a chair at least nmc each d Mystified the imiuncr asked what meant when he said James Dr chair "give yourself up ti i Practice conscious relaxation” "Relax everv day he was told the ease Relaxation particularly with associated nd rcstfulness utter relaxation is one of the best aids I know in developing a personality charming ne sees these futile How often men and women who are busy from morning till night who dash from never relax who one thing to another who fidget and b lrn who who talk rapidly fume and up energy and tire themselves ess everyone else out by their fruit And how display of waste motion re used com rarely one fnds the of power laxed personality Dr James’ advice was of course to dc purely physical — all you had was to give yourFelf up to the chair let your bo lv sag relax utterly But there is al where It would on ways a subtle and marked relat And ship between mind and body counsel was tc his of the purpose let your nental moods take then tone from your physmal department mood can you ex "What mental pect If you are always physicallj he inquired tense’’’ KIND THE WE DO Let Us Show You Beware the ‘New Look Crop Specialist Advises espe- Beware the “new lool’’ in crop varieties That is the Iowa State advice of Joe Robinson college agronomist “New varieties seem to hold some sort of magic charm over stated Itobinson many farmeis” “I am happy to see the farmer change to new varieties whenever they can increase his yield but just because a variety carries a new name Is no indication of its value” out that perRobinson pointed t are more formance records than newsness Selection of suitable hybrid corn creates another pri Idem varieties si me hybird Unlike other crops corn varieties are prodim-- by only one concern Eligibility f both the private hybrid lines and the experiment station lines for certification recdepends on the performance ords m a corn yield test daily Harsh Laxatives imsntt Ceep requar way- - tfis fieathfi Recommended The juice of a lemon in a glass of water when taken first thing on arising is all that most people need to insure prompt normal elimination No more horth laxatives that irntatS the digestive tract and impair nutrition1 Lemon in water is good foryoul Generations of Americans have taken lemons for health and generation of doctors have recommended them They are rich in vitamin C supply valuable amounts of Hi and P They alkalinize aid digestion Not too sharp or sour lemon in water has a refreshing tang — clears the mouth wakes you up It’s not purgative — simply helps your system rgulat tmlf Try it 10 days USt CALI f OMNIA SUNKISt LtMONS by Many DOCTORS Scott's Emulsion is vrrat HIGH ENERGT FOOD TONIC for airns Helps tons up adult AD low in systems Vitamins Hslps build sound bones children teeth stronf ROTH TO Saldy and Mosquito Control A James A'l Kl ffiy i Grace Noll Crowell A would This hold more than preuous fine g ild would keep elthough ill el be lost Hope in the heart that previous pree ess thing Hope st my cost shou'd be dimmed And Coil if its fine luster may be spent If seemingly through grief without too much despair Help me to wait Too great astonishment irit lacks Ut me be patient when my its rg Its high exuberance matter often Cod Hope Of strength of health wealths know returns unt my strength Help me to wait ‘ 'T5’ climb each difficult h g Help me to gleam my heart some golden Always hope Some quenchless spaik j (v Sv'fAik WANTED ?! 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