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THE ATTICA NEWS
TTURSDAY. ArorST 1«. 1957
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I'atui the Lunti CGiitrci orosusn cft.iCA.n^M&i**'*^ wl£
Mrs. Kittie Van Hoesen is spend
Mr. and Mih John Christ. Mrs. i Mrs. John Schoepfhn attended
The tfarded iris is mainly a the plants flowering durms the
and Keep it Too"
game birds and other wildlife diciai «ome time with Mv>. William Nora TUsiit and Roy. were din- [a* Ladie* Aid meeting at the horns
parden/ower and it has few rt_ f u g ux,Qn
,-.
jjunjearins from fatm lands.
Cook of Weihersfield Springs, and ner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs of Mrs. Baker at Varysburg last
In contradict ton to an old sayvals irrfwalth of color. The Iris set during the simmer Iris • n
other friends in that vicinity.
Leon Chr>t at Warsaw.
! Thursday.
!<; of tef called trie poor man's or- not be relied upon to flower a- tofk*ve >yui cake 7;>«rr ~-c iiv:ca.~:n? reports to ti?:\s and Eciw.ud Harmon spent Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Ht\fU of But Mr. and Mrs. Crocker of Pavil- '
ri h
.hid m c and poor alike ar bundp.r.'.ly until the
and i
< \ Hie SoO CwU «.- - t j l c Dcpa-tr.UT.t that complete rub Wunctajr With Nell Winch.
fain, spent Monday with Mrs. t: ion, called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
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Keep voui News handy.
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1/ i:I ..; no, ne-to•"•-"• ' f > , n V h
of gcoi :
who "tana their . ; ; : : ; ' . . '
ionri / B* showy blossoms,
third season aft
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and that new Chevioplet coupe
Mrs. Fred Fullington and daughWalter
Baker '
M r a n ^M r s
P 1! tOO."'
Th/best time to plant ins is
•clean" la-mint on sjopin-'. lands
The Sheldon band had the hon- - - Plorine. and Mrs. Nellie Mel- s p e n f S u n d R V afternoon with Mr '
duru the summer lau
.
in e
with
other
units
of
the
with
rectangular
fields,
straight
or
of^
_ 'winning
a ^
prize
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zwioa.
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b a n rof
i ^ $5.00
T n ! " * ! ' c t u r n e d Monday f r o m a * * S O b T U 0 » " C » r t a l *t W l » w !
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£ d o/
yet,
a f t e /the flowering period. Plants „
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of
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.< ? •« . > •«» eratsDin'* fences oar > " » stcona oest
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in »,, A n...,f....... n« ...K..,.,. »»»«,. ».i' this
or as
late
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will time
become
well
.estaa
abiishion Service finds in*1 ,,"«"/
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lini. n th» firrmi-n't n a n r i . in i t .a a . . t . . , ^ , i i . . . . . . .\..vR ...Cj , . ^ - M r s eJeorge Houghtahng, son
Soil ferifLty. too, is Import
( . t |lefoie winter.
creasint-«7klenc9 that—proper.,
,
_ . _ . no
. . trees.. m« a. t h n m n e n s parade in At- l l e i l M r s . Me]vm-S
„, aUelto
section
laus . and
j afternoon
spent
b r o t h e r . A . c . RBuffalo,
i c h a r d
a n d E l Sunday
panor
f
and
iroved b
ly .h:uus
or b
peimanent
pasture,
a wca,
tnuisdaj,.
x.„*r»i^
o....^Glenn —
of Inn 1 to
sure waj
o "farm yttur
>»id is
and
The
barn on the Byron Dodd Prentice and family.
with Mr. »~—
and Mr«
Burr.
lants £et in the! late fall ar: orsante wetter well m advance of
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" ' The barn on the Byron Dodd
M r H n d M r s A l b p r t N p l s o n and
than, the Nation.led it too.''
The E. L. C. E. business meet- CALL ECONOMY FIRST
jJly to h e a v ^ | P #
<• I ,nt the iris in
and• more
y«t'XBAtataiaoifei
farm known as the Fred Oerhardt M r s . H a r r y G a y w e r e m Pj iimore ing was held at the home of LeWE ALWAYS PAY M
ling glau: -"»
..away v^ih » sunny plac3 for test results.
Mr. Frank Hill.
farm was burned to the, ground Saturday to attend the funeral of ona Burr. Friday evening.
HIGHEST
PRICES
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Friday morning at 2:30 ojclock. M r w,Qn»r HUI
, tfl'l
Mrs. Vesta Weeks who is em- Prompt Service—Day or Night
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Dta?e. Some iarm machinery was
j ployed i*t i*»c uouiity Home, 15 ECQNO^fT R F T H r m o N CORP
burned. All the live stock l'n the
spending part of her vacation at
550 Ha brock Street
building was saved. Hay and grain
her home here.
BUFFALO, N. T.
was a total loss. The origin' of the Mrs. Richard Langdon, SherriU
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Burr and
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fire was not known.
and Brenda. spent from Thursday family called at the home of Hen
at Our Expense
Mr. and Mrs. E. Schuessler and until Sunday in DansTille, guests «*>' Nevlnger Monday evefflng.
B/ Dr. ALLEN C. IUELAND
daughter Margaret. Mr. and Mrs. erf Mrs. R. C. Robards. Sunday. Mr u
Children Collect Thingi
Fred Oerhardt and Mrs. Cecilia Langdon and sons met them a t !
I ha^e just returned from Atlaa*>
Hogan visited Keith and Virginia Silver Lake and they enjoyed a
ic City where I wa.. in charge of a
Schuessler at the Bliss Memorial picnic dinner.
Health Camp. Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Glenn Burr and
mLlie schuol exhibit at the con'ention of the American Dental
Mr. and Mrs. George Suttell Wilma. were at Conesus Lake on
Association.
and daughter of Niagara Falls vis- "Sunday. *
Or.a unit in my disited his brother Chas. Suttell, on
Sunday.
play certainly made a
hit with the delegates.
Masters Robert and Marvin Con
Unfailingly,
they
rad of Batavia. are spending a
looked, stopped to
DAVIDSON & SCOTT
week's vacation with their grand'
exclaim, then to ask
mother. Mrs. Frances Conrad.
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questions.
What
Engineers-Surveyors
they saw was as tine
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sn illustration of modem education
MS. CO. O f NORTH AWXRICA
When you buy property be sure
is I have ever seen.
of its boundaries.
Consult us
It seems the teacher was developing a unit 011 e r e of the teeth.
Mrs. Kate Adams and daughter for a legal accurate survey.
Supervision Maps
Jne'day a pupil brought a decayed
Marian, of Buffalo. Mrs. Thomas
Subdivisions Surveys
'. •.» school. ©Then the fun
Jones and Miss Owen of Oconostarted. And there came teeth,
wa. Wis., were Sunday guests of
I N S U R A N C E A G E N C Y Mrs. Chas. Mayer and family.
Box 114.
Phone 191
whole jaws and even s>kulls, origiAttica, N. Y.
nally belonging to a dog, cat. horse,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Weber of
Phone: 3 5 6
"CJJ, 'j."ji' mgnm, halibut and
Attica N . Y. Dale were Sunday guests of Mr.
12 Main St
shark.
ann Mrs. E. W. Tanner.
Too many young people read the words
The collection was well organized,
"help wanted" but do not realize that
with the facts about each item on
business tnsans it wants trained worka card written by the pupil-donors.
Rlcky, "giv* it to me. r a on my
Chapter One
ers. In fact, offices hesitate to take
It was put in a box with a glass
own now."
Jim held him off with a bulky
cover and loaned to me to show the
people with no business training. The
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arm. "Not while I h»ld this little
visiting dentists from all over th«
&*
R. B. I. Group of Schools has supplied
Ricky Morgan w.u bad. Youkeepsake, sweetheart," was his
United States.
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that necessary training in business
4kln t have to be a atrlct moralist ominous answer. "I've g % a fiveNow for the best part. It was a
methods to more than 65,000 students
to decide that. But he wasn't vici- year plan . . . •" * •
one roc*> rural school having only
iet 74 yc«i>. ".'./.., &SO, car. acquire thar
ous. There was something about
Ricky had no choice but to at ring
the lirst rive gTades.
Proas the
business training, now, that will imRicky's blonde gjod looks, his clear along with Jim. The latter plannedFREE
teacher I l.arned that enthusiasm
mediately fit you for a paying position
•}*s and the smile that played boldly, shrewdly and Ricky carried
for dental health reached tht peak
catalog on request,
later on. Visit the nearest one of the
»bout his acraggly mustache that out his daring thefts with aplomb.
becau • of the novelty exhibit.
lull oi int«resting
On the day that mark»d th<4 end of
R.
B.
t.fGroup
of
Schools
or
ask
by
convinced
you of that.
Nothing else could have served the
their five years, Ricky executed the
iaformaticn about
mail o r telephone that one of our voRicky had falien victim to the master xuup of their criminai
purpose Quite us *ell. Milk, fruits,
r
building a business
eaey moralizing of poet-war youth. career, holding up an airplane full
cational counselors call on you.
vegetables, gojng to the dentist,
career.
Fresh out of school and with a of passengers and descending by
use of the toothbrush and so on
bleak world etaring him In the face, parachute to meet hi* accomplices
• were discussed with new interest,
he choso the easiest way to make below.
A
man's
erntitude
la
always
its
money — bootlegging.
because of this eentral, motivating
Safe in their hotel hideaway,
best just before you do him a faThe adventure appealed to him, Ricky at lied Jim to keep his past of
force^—the museum of teeth.
too, and now he found himself In the promtsV to return the ring. Jim
vor.
Th"' title nf TW. Jrrlrtvd'* *HteU
J19J^l^f'Ww^iw
unmc ebettered cove, helping to un- demurred. Ricky shouted, "Tou*v«
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It carries a life-saving
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message.
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If a bride isn't homesick for her
family 6 weeks after marriage it's
a ,':ign she married the right m;;n
HE CRE
tossed the bags up from the hold,
while big, stupid Chuck lumbered
off with the wet-goods to the. cafe
where they were sheltered. Jim
Dial, their partner, was collecting
for the delivery in a house behind
the shed.
Rldty completed his work, and
went In to w>e Jim, who wa» alone
now, "Have a drink, Ricky," Jim
Invited him. While he drank, Jim
examined him with a curious intentness from under hia bushy brow.
The money, in crisp new bills, was
T~he Will Rogers Shrine of the Sun
iMtich will be dedicated on thefifthand
mxth of September. It is 2000 feet above
Colorado Springs, Colo., and was built
by Spencer Penrose (inset), whose dramatic career is described in the currta^
Saturday Evening Post.
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iffl through."
"Ricky, don't be a chump. I've always played square," Jim spoke.
But Ricky paid no attention to
him, went searching for hia coat.
Jim followed him to the door, arguing, started to take his coat from
him. Then with a swift, unexpected
motion ho caught Ricky under the
jaw and felled him.
In a minute. Jim had gathered
their iixjt into a bag. Ha stopped a t
the door to grin down at Ricky
with unconcealed ttiai.ee. "Thought
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By J A N N E T ?
PFRS18AT>€D
Mt TO PAY A f-iW
>OUATtS MORE
TOAN T « PRICE OF
AlOWEST PRICED'
CAR/ AND GET A
BIG,ROOMY, PINEQUALITY AUTOMOBILE
„ AND AM I GLAD I
DIP! IN RETURN TOR
m
THOSE TEW DOLLARS
WE GOT A WHOLE
C4R-MU OP EXTRA
FINE CARTEATURES
, , KNEE-ACTION AND
EVERYTHING ELSE,,
AND WE'RE SAVING
PLENTY OF MONEY
IN THE BARGAIN!'*
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He remember** Jim's insinuation as a» felt a bottlo bwnp,
off hia shoulder.
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Attic, finished in
cam* fiber innulatutn
hoard, makes thrilling
"ship room" for boys.
You Can "Stretch" Your House!
IP only bowse walls were made I room with cutlasses and treasure
* of rubber! What, homo owner | chests or a fisherman's room with
li.is not * inlii d that at times? If | fish nets weighted with cork
they were you could push them \ Hoats.
out to make nn evlra room I J**t your imagination have its
for Bobby and Sister W play in 1 " in K
Suney downstairs, too. There
. . . o r ^ eompsmy roots whore the
is
clean basement Bpaeo to test
noisy hish school irroup could m<'ot
your, inventive faculties.
for tnose -veekly club sessions . . $g
Casting about for Ideas and mafi a Qtrtel snot where a man mlfjli{ terials for your home re-maklng
smoke or reid in pence.
H'Job, you will find an Insulating
In rase ys,n lave stopped lE building board easily cut and
wishing, make a hom<| slrvey '.trm handled, such as Celotex. If you
mediately. You will probably fln«l are set ou an attractive new wall
unused space whirl! a little. Iir^ cffoi {, easy to achieve, pinnking
ger.ulty i^nd a stnalljeTptndlturi of cafto fiber Doat*d with Its bevcih turn Into a riewj'Ooaii for yoi elf* Jo'"'" •* qulckly and neatly
Search for this liiddeft room It* i.ajhw Into pla
the attic. Is it still unfinished' neutral tone Of the board Offers
You can make It useful. BTtfl If attractive dicoratlons, while brilthe celling In too low for adult liant color effects are obtainable
comfort, the children will liko It by finishing with paint.
all the more; either as playspot
As you add beauty and inor sleeping room.
creased usefulness In this Way,
Without going highbrow archi- you also add comfort and econtecturally you may follow any one omy, b e c a u s e this Insulation
of a thousand schemes In your board saves fuel by conserving
final effect. You may have a ship winter ht-at. Rqually, summer coinroom with all seagoing attraction* for* is increased by greater coolfrom life preservers to bunk beiCa. ness.
You may have a game room
Don't wait for walls to be made
Ith ttornge ppaca for evpry Item of rubber. Htart making plana for
billiard cues to pick np- that extra room within your Own
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table before him. At last he HpMLe, and slammed tha dooc. ibs
paused In the lobby just long
•poke.
"Three Is an odd nuBiber," he enough to phone the police. "If
iald. "Two's company, three's a you're looking for the man wbcf
crowd. Chuck makes a crowd." Hia oommltted that airplano robbery,—"•'
last words were drawn out with a he began.
peculiar significance.
Ricky regained consciousness M
Ricky smiled. "Uh-uh, no likum hear them pounding on the do«r<
double crosa," was his answer as he And, Just &s he swayed to hie feat.
the door began to crack. He knew
aaunterad out.
Three minutes later she had occa- It was the police, af>d he knew who
sion to remember Jim's insinuation had sent them.
as he felt a bottle bump off hia With a jwlft motion he pulled
shoulder and whirled in time to open the windows leading t o th«
•aeet Chuck's blind attack.
balcony, Thera was & fo*i.y foot
Rleky knew who had put the big jump to safety. With one backward
•x up to hia treason, but he had no glanc". for his pursuers, he sailed
choice but to meet the onslaught off into space and landed safely,
With a stinging rain of punches. A agilely to rise and sprint off like •
right caught Chuck under the chin | c a t
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and ha crumpled. Thrr>. Ricky turn-1
«d on Jim. "You crossed me, Dial.
Kicky roamed the world «nd
picked up a living with criminal
skill. He cam* to London and while
Jim Tfns all r«><»dy with bis bland he stood on a corner on* afternoon
excuse, "He must have heard us a Rolls Royce hurried by and
and
In first."
he spokf
wan got
bending
over Chuck,
andRlckj
with j splashed him. He glanced with ana pounding shock he saw that the noyance at the occupants, a man
and a woman. He could never guess
•dan was not breathing.
•<Chuck! Chuck!" he cried. Jim that he was fated to fall In lova
•
eaune to his side. After a moment's with that woman.
She was Olory Howard, irreslstW
anamination he turned to Kicky and
*>oke, "You're in a tough spot, bly lovely and totally unscrupulous.
Ricky. He's dead Your ring did It, The man was a peer and her curHere let me see it," He took the rent fiance. They were bound for
rlr.g from Rlckys finger and point- Monte Carlo where she would finish
ed to the cameo, broken acmes now the systematic, ruin that she had
with one-half missing. That half j begun on him
Over the rhemln a Cer tables she
Wis presumably In Chuck's jaw.
There was a low mechanical wail j would squander his ln«t remaining
the bay, and In an Instant, the pounds, while a bland, smiling
himself
rchllght of a police boat swung scoundrel, who called
surmind and pointed toward h'.m. "Colonel Pane", won them. Rleky
Jkm pushed Ricky ahead as they would have recognized the colonel
raced for the shelter «f the eafe. as Jim Dial. But Glory, Impfenjed
Th«re was a hastily whispered con- by his good manners, decided that
iattnoe with the manager, and Jim he was fair came fthe murmured •
denned an apron and proceeded to few words about a ring he was
act aa If he wore a waiter. Ricky wearing -one with a' brok<"t cameo*
•sited a violin ana fell in with the And he proffered It to> her with aS
the gallantry of which nc was eapt
Pro-man orchestra.
The nuealed police did not stay able.
tsng, and when they were gone,
At that moment Oloiy*a flatica
lUcky raced off to find Jim. He had just shot himself dead ia tbsf
*ra* In the back-room of the cafe office of the syndWhte
Tic had
•x&mtnin? the ring with a look of been threatened with arrest unless
eimning on •*% face. "lx>oks a« he mada food fox tha
thougf yrur lucky rin# has gnne checks.
bsck on you," he renturad.
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