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Times have sure changedWith

all t his antique hunting something must be done with the articles bought at sales and antique shops. They have made large pictures of antique variety into the modern coffee table; they’ve used the old wash pitchers for floVer vases; antique foot-washing bowls are now called punch bowls and used as such; and they’ve taken one squarish box-like piece of furniture from grandma’s bedroom and made it into a living room Hquor cabinet, putting the ice in the receptacle that was placed inside the box to keep it from public view.

Now, according to a big city paper, some fellow has modernized the old four-poster bed:

"For comfort in bed: A heated bed, recently patented, is a fourposter with a roof, within which is an electric heater, and side curtains of a material designed to reflect radiant heat, Science Service says. An -eleqtric blower provides ventilation and a thermostat automatically controls temperature."

Do an honest day’s work and i you can sleep on a picket fence— without any fool thermostats and other contraptions! y . O O O

Today madcs Valentine Day—reportedly the day for lovers- On this sentimental day one is supposed to greet tthe object of the heart’s true love with gifts denoting affection. Of course, some of us shall be recipients of the comic*’ .valentine variety,, most of them short, blunt, and to the point Some will be too appropriate to be funny.

Tieing up Valentine Day with Leap Year is a favorite of magazines and stories at this season every four years. One magazine featured a'quiz on famous love stories of history and fiction. Obe lady, taking the quiz, was labeled "hopeless'* when she could answer only the ones from history, Shakespeare, and mythology. Her matrimonial chances were placed in the category of: “bettter grab a husband this year fin best Sadie Hawkins style; bang him over the head and marry

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