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catches then and no prospects of damson-caramel pies.”

“Do yon think then is the possibility of finding a Either In Rappahannock county?" asked a gentleman. “I may try a classified ad to locate one; but I know it will be no easy job. They are hard to find, and people don’t like to part with them if they have one.” Mister, I wouldn’t, know. I try occasionally to play a radio, and my success is nothing to brag about then; there is no intention here of tackling one of t.^DS*e fancy gadgets..

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So the new princess in England is going to wear hand-me-downs. That’s going to be a novelty to royalty, but most of us will be glad to explain to our English kin (only mine’s Scotch) some of the advantages and disadvantages of inheriting the clothes of the older members of the family.

There’s something very comforting in knowing that you do not have to be too careful about the latest acquired suit of clothes, since the patches and darns indicate that it does not merit prideful care. However, those same patches and darns will remind you to exercise care of another kind to prevent embarrassment. To give proper respect to the years of the clothing is a necessity or you may find yourself exposed to the elements in spots you would prefer to have covered.

It’s right nice, though, to think that now each one of us has something in common with royalty— yep, me and the English Princess -wear VHand-Hie-fidWnsT T*r" *“■

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