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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

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61a acre tract close to carline,
good six room house, electric lights
barn, az acres of logans, family
orchard, good road. Price $500,
terms.
10 acres of good soil, good house
and barn, 5 acres of bearing To-
gans. $500.
10 acres of good soil, good sew
en- room house barn, bearing fruit
good road. Price $4,000, $4,000
down, balance percent interest.
Go acres of good hill land. near
| Macleay. Price $500. $1,000 down
balance terms, percent interest.
Well improved acres close 20
carline, room bungalow electric
lights, hot and cold water, family
fruit, strawberries and logans,
gravel street. Price $4,000.
rs acres of good prairie soil all
cultivated. Price $125 per acre.
HOUSES
| Large room house. bath, toilet
and lights. Price $3400.
room modern bungalow close
to state house. Price $1,000.
| room modern home, large lot
and garage, paved street. Price
$6SOO.
room cottage, bath, toilet
basement, garage. Price $1,000.
room house located north Sa
lem, bearing fruit, barn. Price 49,,
$50.
Fine view lot on Fairmount hill
paved, east front. Price $500, terms
A block of land, 200 by 200 fee
close to car line. Price 5000, $20l
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Buying Prices

NSA~@e1
Grain: Average valley wheat
(bulk) $1.25 bushel; average VAL
ley oats (bulk) 42c bushel.
Hay: Cheat hay $1,000 0@23.00;
oat hay $22.OO 24.OO; clover hay
S2O@22.
Vegetables: oregon onions 81
cwt. potatoes 81 cwt.
Meat: Hogs $11.OO; dressed
hogs 14c; top steers &c; cows 20
4c; bulls &c; spring lambs &C;
sheep yearlings &c; ewes 102c;
veal fancy dressed lie.
Poultry and eggs: Eggs 21c;
light hens 10000; heavy hens
24c: Ole roosters 1O912c; springs
over pounds. zoe.
Butterfat; Butterfat SAC; cream
cry butter 54@55c.
Wholesale Prices
Vegetables; oregon onions $40
1.5O cWt: California onions S1.75
ewt; beets S2.OO cwt; lettuce I'M
periaI valley sS75; turnips $3.50
cwt: carrots SI.00G1.5O sack:
parsnips $500 cwt; caullflower
f225 per dozen; potatoes s1.2A
cwt; California cabbage s4.oO cwt;
green peppers Csc; celery st.zs
dozen; spinach lOc pound; rhubard
i0c
Fruits: Oranges s3.25 q 5.2s;
lemons Sf0O4A5O; bananas 12ho
dates. pound. (bulk) 25c; Drom-
edary dates 81 case; black figs loo
white figs 12hc; California grape
frui' s4.00; Florida grapefruit
$3.50; Arizona grapefruit ts.SA
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RANSOM Transfer, $1.50 per hour.
Dry wood for sale. Phone, Of
flee 356, residence 1864. m56
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IT, SALE e room plastered
~, modern except basement,
: aol' lots of fruit, east front
'sOp paved street, fine location.
y, ~, some terms. VIM. w. Pow
4 '4l N Com'l. Phone 666.
ASS
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real. ESTATE
L. A. HAYFORD
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE
INSURANCE
so5. sTATE STREET

oU0s SIAlE S1REEl
6 room bungalow, modern, base-
ment. furnace, fireplace. stations
airy tubs, built in features in kitch-
en-, and bath room, garage, large
lot, paved street. For a short time
only at $4,000.
room house, 1040 N. goth St.s
paved, bath, toilet. electric lightsE
bungalow style, shade, lot 50x1SO,
dutch kitchen; place is in fine con-
dition. If you wish a fine home
see this at only $2750, terms.
room new bungalow, plaster-
ed. electric lights. city water,
cherry trees bearing, good lot.
Price $4,000, terms.
room house size 12x24. new;
city water, large lot. Do net pay
rent when this can be had for on
ly 1925.
room bungalow style and new.
plastered. toilet, bath, electric
lights, lot 5Ox1s5, " block to
street car. Price $500, terms.
room house on paved street,
and walks, small basement, BATH.
toilet, electric lights: lots Of fruit
and a long list of furniture goes
with It for the small price OF only
$2550.
IN acres N miles east Of Sa-
lem. close to school, place all in
cultivation, family orchard, and
1000 strawberry plants. with 4
room house, barn. chicken house.
horse, harness. single horse wa
gon, feed cutter, "a White he@
potatoes, hay. some furniture, etc.
Who Is the first to buy at only
$4,000, $1,000 cash. 4,
We have farms at all sizes and
prices. See us IL you are looking
for a good home.
L. A. HAYFORD
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FITS Large manufacturer
us agents to sell hosiery, un-
1ear shirts, dresses, skirts,
-ss shoes, clothing, etc.
le ior free samples. Madison
''S' 0OS Broadway, New York.
IA
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hENT-3 room apartment,
'sHs' water and lights furn-
~ not water, telephone and
= Iree. Gas in kitchen. Will
,acant about March 6. Call
.aS,, aSO N. Liberty or phone
., i55
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SEVERAL GOOD YARNS

SEVERAL GOOD FARMS
One a 100 acre highly improv-
ed and in crop at $3.50. near rail-
road and town.
Another 43 acre, good build
ings. rs cultivated at $4,000, easy
terms.
A 28 acre on paved highway.
$3.50 and a "a acre at $3.50. All
good places.
FLEMING REALTY co n'
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SALE-6 room modern bun
0W' full basement, built in
a.ures, garage, Kingwood park
Y iake good Ford as part pay
n.' terms. Address w NJ care
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.SALEM MARKETS

Compiled from reports Of Salem
dealers for the guidance Of \
Capital Journal readers. Gre
Vised daily0
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

FiED-To correspond and
Fa some lady between the age
~ and 40. Must enjoy going
movies. Box 224, Salem, Or.
1856
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GOOD BUY - 4-room
house, large rooms, good condi-
ton, city water, good we'll, close
to car line, depot, store. school,
sewer connections; worth every
dollar asked. Price $1,000 cash.
Brown, over Busick's, corner
State and Commercial. a.
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For Sale-Miscellaneoug

FOR SALE-2 Barred Rock and
l White Leghorn roosters, pure
bred. $3.50 each. Call 1896 S.
18th St. f54
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Copyright 1920 by II. c. Fisher.
Trade mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

gang plow for tractor 800.
Ford truck, good condition, $3.50.
S. j. Ogle, Rt. 4, phone sF24.
c54
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FOR SALE-16 inch and 4 foot
second growth and 4 IT. oak.
Prompt delivery. Fred e. Wells.
2n5 S. Church. phone 1912. ees
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FOR RENT

DRY 4 IT and Is inch wood. Phone
1e7sW. ee361
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NEW TODAY

WANTED-Man with family, boy
and girl, man and boy must be
teamsters, girl old enough to
train hops; steady job until fan
Durbin & Cornoyer. over ]. C.
Penney store, Liberty st. e.
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FOR RENT - 3 room furnished
apt. Phone 1928. JOB
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms
and apartments. 633 Ferry. 80
FOR RENT-Large steam heated
rooms. two meals day, reason
able. 228 n. Capitol, phone 1897
j53
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FOR RENT

THREE room furnished apart
ment for rent, no objection to I
child; also one housekeeping
room. $50 Center. j53
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WOOD saving and dry wood for
Z sale at a reasonable price. Fish
er Bros, phone 2046. ee57
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JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
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DUE to death OF the owner, we
are authorized by the widow to
sell one of the finest homes
around Salem, consisting of Z
acres choice land on macadam
road, IA miles from the city
limits, good neighborhood;
strictly modern room bunga-
low, hardwood floors, water
system, full cement basement
with furnace, batn and toilet,
built in bed, china closet and
buffet; everything up to date;
more than acres in fruit and
loganberries. all in bearing. The
price is only a little more than
the house would cost to build,
and easy terms. If you are inter-
ested in a nice suburban home
let US show you this. Radcliff &
WEARING 2A1 state St, b55*
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SALE-Good 6 room house.
PC lot, east front. $1,000, 5000
'sh. balance SIS per month.
sme buy. VIM. w. Powell, BAL
COml. Phone 666. ASS
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Wanfed-MisceIlaneOu

WANT-Job driving truck. Phone
1onFt9 n54
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Lost and Found

ROOM and board in private fami-
ly. 1411 State st. j54
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experienced COOK,
first class wages for satisfactory
work. Mrs. A. N. Bush, s7S Che
meketa st.
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FOR SALE-MammOth White Pc
kin duck eggs for setting. 455
Court st. Phone 4S5 or 1904
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FOR SALE-Two corner lots on
Norway and Summer streets,
6Ox120. Price $3.50. Call 111F5.
p57
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OR Stakeholder bungalow com
plete in every detail, close in, at
$500. 492 N. Cottage. Phone 1885
as
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-02

% acres with fine improvement
in the edge of a city of 5000 pop
ulation. Beaverdam soil, free wa
ter for irrigation, fine berry prop
osition, 7-room siouse, fruit house.
2 good barns, good family orchard,
woven wire fence. WIN take in Sa-
lem house up to $4,000 in exchange.
PUTNAM x M'LAREN
Room 21 over Peoples Cash Store.
nj
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\ BUYS nice 6 room plaster
house, fine location. mostly
pdern. VIM. W. Powell, 341 N.
eml Phone 666, ao5*
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room house, full basement 4
good lot on N. Liberty $4,000. ~
Double house on N. Winter, some
furniture, $4,000.
rooms, modern except furfi-'-
ace, NJ Winter, $1,000.
room house, large lot, plenty q
of fruit $4,000. ~
A good place near Marion Square y
at $4,000. Sn
rooms on N. 18th ST., at $25e0
5 rooms, large lot, on S. 18th 81.
at $2500 IT,
8 rooms, lots, modern except
furnace, $4750.
We have some well located lots 7
Ut attractive prices. ~
FARMS nf
40 acres Q miles from Salem, Is a
acres of bearing prunes, good six
room house, fair out buildings. y
about is acres of timber and pas Il
ture. Price $12,500; will take X
house in Salem as first payment.
81 acres s miles from Salem, 8
acres Of logans, small house, all
buildings new and in good condi- Y
tion. $500.
+, 1913 acres. miles from Crab
tree. 100 acres under cultivation, q
fair buildings. SOS per acre.
LAFLAR & LAFLAR Agents n
a0k-7 OrapOn hldV Salap1 Or me-
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FRUIT TRACT BARGAINS
21 ACRE TRACT

81 ACRE TRACT
10 acres of 10 year old italian
prunes IN excellent condition,
acres full bearing logans. u acres
cherries and family orchard, 1 acre
excellent strawberries; balance is
new land and is to be put in fruit
and berries. Good room house,
| fine new barn, chicken house, etc.
all buildings well PAINTED. No mud
on this farm. This Is bargain al
$1,000 Abou: helt cagh. or will
accept good Salem residence tc
$4,000 as first payment. viii take
well secured paper as first pay
ment.
40 ACRE FARM
"a acres full bearing prunes.
acres large walnuts, 4 acres APP
pies, acres grain and 7 ncr'
timber. Fair room house, bar1
fruit drye", chicken house, rc
| Spring water Do you know t1r
such a place can be bought for
900 with a payment of $4,000 duv
and balance at percent. VIII
take house in Salem TO $4,000 al
| first payment.
KINNEY & SMITH
469 State st. Ground floor. n
GET A BUNGALOW
l have some good bus : in bun
| galows, one room, south.
$1,000; one for $4,000 aud IN u 4;
| 500 in one modern In ali p,.. .1u
lars and on one of the best. view
lots in Salem.
Also cottages and other houses
at from $500 up. A good buy in
room on paved street. and car linz
for 1850; another on paved stree
| $3.50, worth the money. A good
room worth every dollar asked
| $1,000 cash.
ACREAGE
A swell home on paved roa'
and car line, all in fruit and ber
ries, and modern house, close Il
school. See this, n acres.
/ II. II. BROWN
over Busick's, State and CONNER
| cial n
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FOR SALE-New Groom bunga-
low, full cement basement, built
in features, nice new garage, cor
ner lot 60x100. Price $3.50,
terms Hart & Muller, 20S Ore
gOn Bldg, a.
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REDIMADE houses 5000 to 800.
Garages $50. Built in sections.
Chas. Smith, 400 oregon bldg.
a.
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WHY pay city taxes?
Bargain in choice residence sec
ton one block from paved street
and school, from car. $1,000,
terms. Full city block, 135 bear
ing fruit trees, garage, chicken
park, s room new double con-
struction, plastered, strictly mod
ern home, all built in features,
furnace and everything. 2315 q.
Cottage a57
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FOR SALE-Young calf. Phone
37F13. eos
TWO corrugated iron rollers, one
tractor, double disc. Phone 27I
or So. Coo
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I'LL recommend women to do
good work by the hour or day.
Gertrude J. M. Page, phone
1885. 492 N. Cottage. h*
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SPRAYING done. Phone $50. All
work guaranteed. m56
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TAKEN UP-Holstein and Jersey
heifer at 1880 Oak. H. s. Cash
man, k53
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On Ferry close to 18th ave. 8
room house, modern, furnace, large
lot with good barn in rear, pave
ment in and paid, only $500.
terms.
PUTNAM & MLAREN
Room 81 over Peoples cash store.
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ONCE IN A BLUE MOON some
thing comes in like this, close in
property, lot 62x336, u block
from car line, house in good con-
dition, rooms, 2 more being
added now. basement of stone,
laundry room, toilet, bath, cleo
trio lights, garage, chicken
park, all kinds of fruit. Just a
few days to sell this and the
price is only $17O0. If you see
it you will buy it. NJ. w. Row
ley, 3O5 State. az
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4 room. new, modern bungalow,
cement basement, fireplace. &c.
ESQ, easy terms, room cottage,
paved street, garage, chicken
house, lots of fruit, $4,000. Six
rooms, city water, electric
lights, gravel street, corner lot,
$500, good terms. 8 rooms.
strictly modern, basement, fur
mace, $4,000. 8 rooms 2 east
front lots, modern, full cement
basement, fireplace, garage, s4,-
$50. Becke & Hendricks, 205 u.
S. bank bldg. 53*
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FOR carpenter or any kind of
work, call 1859. m66
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PLENTY of money to loan on
improved city property, or for
building purposes, no delay. H.
r. Bolinger, 327-32S Oregon
bldg. ms
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15
EVENING EDI'TIlL,0:lgNl:.

mind NE lsad. 81 ruined mAAlIs
sunclo-bAEssred D thu ssaaStSsispena3
I've sdtshonorsdamyse hut I've lone
it-ors yo,nr 9 4 yon tnaf H. Il
you e.znot S vont !
Il cannot. Isdon,t knowSWhatthial
schArne 8 syoufS Sd, nhcreysbutssl4ayN
me ont. 81 il. Inn nsHsil alrsadSi.a
Won't va breathing hsavilyy rhe!
words suuddenly failed hiM.Ssht Angefs
seemed to grip the air. Davtd#h4dsas
shock Of terror. Them
before he could stop him., the odd
i was down upon his knees, hold
Ing him by the legs his appraised face
horrible with new storlm8Scc q pass-
;hon.B $3.50
aDav1d, you'll npt#back out! You'll;
not break that oath you VOL When 81
L lent you the money-allfnly savtnss!a
And ii might have gone wronsssssyou
know. II might have beggared ms;
hut i risked It for this! You don't
know what I've been throukh.sasI.
tell youathere isn't z night. = rom ON
darkness till night the dawn. ! haven't
toiled with these hands. 4toil ld NThile3
the sYeat's Of my foreheAd&And
my breAth's gone from me. AndG1sV Z
done IT,! I've made all READY Tor g
and tonight-it's tonight, boy! e
Won. "a BACK on me, David a. sure a..
that Books the truth. you shall know
what it Ii to feel like a murderer. for,
III stt and face you. and TIL die!
mean it. AS God hears n at this;
moment, / mean It. II you falter to-
night, you shall find: me dead tornor-
row, and II It blackens my lips, Ill die
,curAng you as well as hina---you Tor
your softness because they've hat-i
tered you round. him because he
still lives, with the wrong he DID me
unpunished. -
David dragged him up by sheer
force and pushed him back into his
chair. Is 5
what is 1t you want me t. dor
he asked in despair.
you can't refuse me-" Won't went
on, his voice strong enough now.
watch me and listen" he added
leaning forward. There's my hand
on the Book. Here's my right hand
to Heaven, and / swear. by the,living.
God that II you fail me, you shall tfnd
me tomorrow. sitting dead. That's
what your broken oath will do"
ooh. / hear" David answered
drearily. I'll keep n.y.word:tc Come,
what is it?''2.s.
Won't rose deliberately to his feet
All trace Of passion seemed to have
disappeared. He took an electric
torch from his pocket and led the
way to the door.
Gust follow. me- hs whispered.
They made. their way down the lit
g. . - - A. - MAAA
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SXWOS13.

Richard Won't. formerly . workman
on the estatesof the Marquis of Mande-
leys returns to England after an alb
sencsyof nearly 20 ye4rhinHAmertca, to
|claim the cottage which sh4Es4been left
him some years. vont,s daughter has
been q companion of.sthe marquis for
nearly 20 years. and thepgh she Is now,
as Marcia Hannaw9y,s i successful
writer. Won't still seeks revenge Tor the
disgrace he believes the marquis has
brought upon his family.
David .Thain. q young American mil.
lionaire. whom the marquis. sister
meets IN the boat, sells thu marquis on
stock In Arizona, advancing 10000
pounds. THAN believes the stock worth
that h marauis will be bankrupt in
three months.
James Borden. Marcia's publishes.
wishes 70 marry 81 Lady Letitia, the
s1sstssm beeomss ens a.s e &c Charlie. s
.quis feeling MaFcia's dwindling interest
in him.. releases her for q time. Mean
minding him that he has bought worth
less stock from iThain. Letitia asks
Thain to take back the shares which he
sold her father and he tells her Ne
him he will return her fathers note.
Borden calls on the marquis in regard
to- his affair with Marcia and hi IN
unsuccessful interview. ~ &GS-Xgs I
The marquis goes 10 see Marcia Fafter
.Bcrden's visit, and-swiths:a rather pa
Sthetic effort tries to- establish the com-
.panionship on the old footing Marcta
half-hearfedly. agrees to 90 on as for
merly. and to give upsRordenx
The marquis sister, the duthess. Wis:
iting at Mandeleys, goes to see Richard
lous c ans asks hi h % ord deGp her Oh aso' she
place. s s =
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CHAPTER xxHm

Richard Won't, as though he had
been sitting there listening for the
raising Of the latch, was on his feet
before David could enter the. sitting
room. :,
THE Lords day haze come he
rnuttered, dragging him In. "It's been
= weary while, but It's come"
David threw on hiA4overcoatt in si.t
lence. and the old ma looked won.
deringly At his clothes.
you've been taking Your dinner
Up with thein--at the house 2" he
asked.
David nodded.
he assented. your note
found q there. I came DC as /
81 never doubted the old ,n.r
|nnuttered.$ssHsT knew YOU'D Va,
David. suddenly. stihed, threw onA,
the cottage window. when he came
hack into the little circle OF ANN,
light. his faeA wAs pale ana ~. IA
wes flied With . premonition 81
q want YOU u usten Is II. uac1a..
I'D eAsnsssstly. az havsssonetAinx
Consisting tos say4. ~ SD ~
repeated. ~ Another time. NY hnv-
a4ethef time, T0niehf9 y0,i hava
york toS do,"' he aAdeds Nth I 6AroA.
~ g traumph ain AZ ieyes. B.
.Ayei-4o ksep Our oath
rBut tcn1ght What can { do q.
night. DAyN unclaimed dnnf
|teal alnsTghews ii quickly. ssI1I
neyenysayAts it'll
a. opssM tthS III them TA4ss,s
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CHAPTER XXI

Grantham, who had been unusually
silent throughout the service OF din
ner, slipped away from the room a
few minutes before the other fnen.:4He
found Letitia arranging a bridgeStable,
and drew her . little on one side.
Ny dear sCharles." she. replied,
was anything ever more obvious!''
You perhapssdo5 not realtJe,"" he
continued, that you are the cause.
She shrugged her shoulders.
We q" 8d$ n
In the frst place" he complatned.
you r not wearing my ring.
"I thought I told YOU ihe remind
ed him, that I would prefer not to
until We formally announced our en-
tgaSement.""
why On earth shouldn't we do thai
at oace-thia evening"" he suggested.
II can see no re4son for delay
Il, on the other hand, have q fancy
t6Swait,' Z, she r4ptted carelessly, Q
least until your visit here = over
Your hesitation - Scarcely latter
iing." he remarked with sorte trrita-
g there anythtns slse you v,sh TO
ny Z. she INQUIRED. q really must set
out those bridge narkers.'
He began to show dgns Of .temper.
Watching him closely for the hrgt
time, Letitia decidedStha he
Nnplea4ant-loolinG S1eyes.s ~ Nj
Il should like I knowthApfub3ect
OF your conversation with TINT Ehain
fellow when ! came In this sven1nGsis
he demanded
Il am sorry" slae eaid coollyg we
were speaking uponSa private sub
The anger il iii eyss .bscamssmoss
AU{AAN aSSf fGMTp t}rEzA&
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-15
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II should marry you.
She nnkeA al him fhrnN1h shAlf.
.well?.I

= 6noUlQ H1AT1y YOU. ~
She looked At him through half
closed eyes. There was a. little smile
On hsr lips which at nrst He thought
'tnfolsnt, but concerning which after
wards. he permitted himself to. specu-
late. He stopped short.
Lady Letitia," he pleaded, there
Is q door there which leads into the
hall. You don't expect manners OF
me. anyway, but could you accept my
farewell and excuse me to the others?
I have really a serious reason for
wishing to ..leave-a reason connected
with the note I received at dinner
time. .#4 4.
"of course she answered,,.abut you
are sure that you are wel4? There IL
nothing that We can dc for you '
He paused for q moment with his
hand upon the fastening OF the door.
There is nothing anybody can 10
FOR me, Lady Letitia,s he said. Good
She stood for a moment, watching
the door through which he had passed
with a puzzled frown upon her face.
Then she continued her progress down
she stopped for a moment to look over
her aunt's score.
"Ffnished your Irritation, s.. my
dear !" the latter asked coolly.
Letitia accepted the challenge.
"Sof5effectually," she replied, that
the poor man has gone home, I am
to present his excuses to every one."f
The Duchess paused for a moment
In the PLAYING, of her hand. Her
brother, with unfailins tact, threw
himself into the breach d
= suppose he said, that We can
'scarcely realize the responsibilities
which these kings Of nnance carry al
ways upon their shoulders. They tell
me4that Mr.. Thain has his kilograms
and cables stopped In London by a
secretary and telephoned here, Just to
save a. few ~nninutAs. He receives
somtirnessas many as half / dozen
messages during the night
The Duchess continued TO play her
hand.
After ALL. she remarked, IT fear
ythattI shall not be able to ask M.
THAN to Scotland One would feel
the responsibility 90 much II he were
70 lose anything he valued. by com
Ing"