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sHERlFF,s SALE

BY virtue of II writ of fieri facias,
To me directed. issued oat of the
New Jersey Court Of ChancerN, Will
be sold a public yfndue, ,c on Smv
THlRD DAY o., DEcEMBER.
TWENTY SIN,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of
Frecholdcrs Assembly Room, on the
Seventh Floor Guarantee Trust
Building, in the City of Atlantic City,
> nunty al Atlantic and state of
New Jersey.
All tnat certain lot. tract or
lying and being in the City of
Atlantic and State of New Jersey,
bounded and described rs follows:
erly line of Plaza Place distant
three hundred feet Southwardiy
the SouthweSterly corner of elena
lis Avenue and Plaza Place; thence
% WestwardN, one hundred fifteen
and twenty=seten h1mdffdihs feet !;
thencet3l itastWardlY, one hundred
fifteen and forty-onc hundredths feet
TO the Westerly line of Plaza Place;
thence ca NorthWardly, in and along
the Westerly lane of Plaza Place, fifty
feet to the place of beginning.
Being Lot So as shown ON map of
Plaza Place. plcasantviilc. New
Jersey. belonging to Real Estate EX-
change made April 1924. revised
November 1921. by Raymond f.
Thompson. civil Engineer.
Decree approximately S6.f29 SO, he
sides interest, costs and fees.
Seized as the property of Emma NJ
Vici<crs ct. al. and taken in execution
nj the suit of The a tlantic Coast
Building and Loan Association Of
New jersey and to be sold by
JAMES CIMlNO.
Sheriff.
Dated November 81. 1926
MARTIN T.. KEEPER, Solicitor.
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l. A NJ . l. o r D S !

Have you tenants in your house
who are behind in their rent? If
so, let us collect them for you. We
can dispossess within eight days,
if necessary, in legal manner,
without liability on the part of the
landlord.
NEW JERSEY SERVICE co.
p. o. Box 554, Pleasantville.
(Speed and Safety Guaranteed)
PleaSantVille 1910.
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NOTICE or SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the
Subscribe as Administrative OF the
Estate of Caroline AiYer Deceased,
will be audited and stated 10y the
Surrogate and reported for settle
mcnt To tho Orphans Court Of Allan
tic County. on Wednesday, the twenty
time application will be made for
commissions and council fee.
Dated November 22nd. A. D.. 1926
Dorothy Boyle.
G. G. Shinn. Proctor, Atlantic city,
n. j.
Printers Fee $7.S0 5tS3
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Notice of Sale of Land for Unpaid Taxes, 1872.


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Prophefic Repartee

Michael Faraday, the English
scientist, in 1881 rotated a copper
core between ends Of a magnet and
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= TRUCKING, HAULING

MADISON EXPRESS Long distance
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MONDAYS to New York. Let us know
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FOR RENT-Small bungalow No. 5lO
West Delilah road $25 per month: also
No. 81 East West Jersey avenue.
story house. I bedrooms and bath,
$50 per month. central G. f. Hanson
about it, If
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- SPiRlTUALiST MEETINGS -
MEETING, 124 Old
Turnpike, every Monday and We'd
nesday evening. Can be seen daily.
Mrs A. Cassell. Phone 399-J. If
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ATLANTIC CITY & PLEASANT
WILLIE EXPRESS. daily trips. K. j.
Hughes Stand Reading station. At
lantic City. Phone w Pleasant
Vile.
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XMAS CARDS-3E SURE and see
our beautiful engraved Christmas
Cards. Samples sent on request. Er-
nest Boyer 1907 Atlantic Ave, Allan
tic City. Tel Marine $50
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FOR .NT.-House. rooms; back
kitche1 and basement could be sub
let. Inquire of cashier at Lakes
Quality Fish Market. If
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CHICKENS buy or sell in any
quantity. Write G. Hare. Absecon.
or call phone 2i6.
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NOW tinlue

ko4norTpN anny and I are COM
ms d err
She hung up the receiver and
ran into the bedroom, where Ranaay
VA sitting o. the edss g TIE bed.
unlacing bis shoes.
10 looked % st her - ale stood
in the doorway shaking from head
e foot with excitement. Even her
teeth were chattering. 60 that me
could scarcely talk.
But she mana eds somehow. -
make him understand that IlolRy
had run away from her mothers
house and had Joined Boyle. prob.
ably.
Ee began 50 lace up his shoes
a8rs
Then. as Peggy picked NJ her
hat from the dresser There she had
tossed e, he shook hla head No,
you're not going 40 aid ter u.
You can't 40 aSky good oNoE there
an0 besides, you're sick. You're
shaking "a that you can't stand
I'D nor
No. I'm going 3 she began, but
Ranlly took her IN HIS arms and
carried her - his own bed With
clumsy hands he pulled OF her
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ense Situations Thrilling Cimaxes and the Amours d
HOt-Headed Youth Feature This EngrOssing
and Exciting Serial Novel

clothes ana gOt her between the
sheets.
NOW don't move tin I get back,
he said as he went out. hope
Won realize that this L0lly business
Is ali your fault, young WomaTaf
Peggy Lett Alone
And before Reggy could open her
hps to defend herself he wa gone.
The night stiffness ah0ok to the
rumble Of his dspst tins autOnqO-
n va ! o'clock before he got
back 70 The Nest.
Yeah. they've blown, all right
Ax1ae pair DC them. he said IL
anBwer to The tense, questioning
look that Peggy gave him.
oyIess cleared out from his
room over the garage, and Iolly,s
taken svaryy thread oG clothing
she had. she's even borrowed
mothers hatb0x and suitcase to
rack ~ In mothers Wild! She's
racing up and down the house
ike q cARed ltonessl I wonder
where those two kids have gone
Tor their honey1nocn3
Touring IA BOylesS fIlvver,
suppose, Peggy enayEeres and
Rav9 little laugh.
Deep down ii her heart she
Wae wonderfully glad that Is0lly
had encAped safely with Thomas
Boyle. 1e the two poor young
things really love each other. it
was satisfying To know that they
were going To miss al the scolos
fnen and the cold sl1eu1der1ng
chat Mother Phelps xE1g prepared
u give them. And BY the time
they returned she would pro bly,
IS GAINED down cOnasd erably.
don't zee what there u RI
LAUGH about Ranny grONIed. be-
nfnnla1R 10 ufiIace his Shoes Tor
the eecnnd tins EIaat might.
Don't you Peggy bubbles
e1I. then. I'm ten ycu-I vas sstek
thinking Of char little or q
Bov1e,n piled ap with Isnllyse
lnegnaeg u Shes taken al her
ciofi,ea me must have enough
stun 20 iii 3 moving ~ o.
went az Into another Del q
lalxghter.
No Harm IN It
.sThefs,s nokhing fnuily about
81 sid Raniy, scOpine ~
really tragic when yo1 stop 20
think II the money Loily spends
ana Of this Boyle poverty.
s They have about - much chance
ce being happy ~ I have of being
King of eiasnN
Peggy raised hsr eyebrows.
ssOh, maybe she'll bo, like me
able to set along on nothing q
week. she began, and then bit
her ID and bluDhod painfully,
Ranny raised hie head and
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gather evidence tor the rest
: and I believe. from what
overheard while In the chest, Il
they dig around the old SherFin
place, they'll find evidence of the
murder 81 8 young man named
Fred Hopkins who disappeared
about two years ago.
what ! monster Kathleen
shuddered.
.'Now. said Mr.. Dunsmuir. I'm
put away the sun. In q leaden
box ! have Tor II. It's making
the atmosphere Of the room
peculiar, I think. Radium Is good
FOR many things, but It's q
trickish thing to have around q
room out of captivity. have
ordered refreshments brought up
and ] think ! hear the man ar.
ranging them on the table In the
other room. Go IN, III join you
in q moment and Wen celebrate
our victories over chance and
fate. Like many victories, here
hair-breadths divide them from de-
feat"
I'm just run into the other
room, show these letters to Marie
90 she'll really know I sot them.
then burn them. I'm r0jOin you
IN five minutes.
Kathleen smiled at them. Al
ready tbs tides Of youth and
ytYacity were beginning TO G6od
back into their lovely lace. The
dark storm curtains Of the long
night had Hitch ana The sun again
was beginning 70 pour warm and
golden over her life.
"A week later Kathleen, DR..
Greasy and Hazel were seeing
three people of on the Overland
Limited ct the Oakland Mole.
They presented the departing
ones with great baskets OF Cali
f0rnia fruit; oranges from River.
side, rudy peaches, pears, aprl.
cots, fresh primes from the Val
ley Of the Santa Clara.
Beside the outgoing young
couple who were getting settled
by the porter In their seats there
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linilk flle food. the ice. a1d syery.
thing else y that fair7
soothing wildly ~ this time
Percy said that 4 Was.
And Tor two weeks thereafter
HIS check FOR $50 MAS IA the mail
Dor On Saturday Tnoxning.
Iho third week it was Tor only
forty, and on the fourth 6 had
sunk Is thirty AVE.
Bnt out Of the -FOUR checks
Enrey had miAnaHed "a 6avo 81.
She put Il away il little ealt
hae khae she kept on the top
shelf 81 the kitchen cupboard
tucked away behind en- old stone
bean.pot that Aunt Agcnv had
given Mer.
you never can ten when lk'll
come "a handy, Re8Eg eaia to
HERSELF a9 nhe SGT down from me
wooden chair b1foro the shelves.
1t came II handy sooner than
she had expected
E.or On the first ce December
ray dropped 81 cn6 chilly e1leE
noon t0 ALL d 60 te n1akrQu o1
homer ak her ddimgs On the 6slas
Look your veky pretsie1l ne
sid, MkaelnR loon1.lY into tpe.
wo0dkIro that llckte0 81 tNe
living room crate bec4ueo
nfaa1f Is = ecaKecrol ! look tHpf
terrible n white. Every one 81
my frectlnr SENS "a stand cut
1flEe 3 ynrt when = wewE q. e
Co1ls Her Amt
When elle Ind gone eGgy called
NJ Aunt Agony Can I buy g
dres frr 1Aysa wedding With
S414
Hmm Aunt Agony conslar
cred guess you could hut
Sc xOnldnt bo much q 8 dresG
Buy some silk With & and ~
make 9cu o1lt How'll that bo2
ana no oil khc rosep0iu9 late
from your otheE.s wsQdins
dress
Peggy had never heard &c tho
rose point lace befote She knew
that some O4 her dad nanEheka
clothes were locked III & big Old
fashioned trunk 81 Aunt Agony
garrett. But sllo had never been
allowed 10 - much - glimpse
them.
The next morning when she
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ever happened to ne & eava
ne Kathleen. Il cave ~ Hszol
for nv lttls SISTER
I've never had 4 hrothar, :. aaia
the young girI. The c4iksndsn
family went heavy On el1ls. Ok
course. there was Loren.
but somehow hs never seemed e.
actly illzs brother. Re nsyer
seemed 70 baiong 70 any AZ the
family but Marie. suddenly
gifted with wisdom bayond hew
years she added irrelsvantly
Il think IT. the best thing.
terrible e i was. since II had
60 happen. Tor Marie and Loren.
too. They seemed to be 5olksd
out of Themselves, ana to have
come TO GA agreement to face
things together IN the best way
thsg cen. supporting each others
Aver they return from Europe,
4 think theysn both be different
And chatting saeh GIRL hanging
e. IN arm oe Or. Cresay. ehese
three, whose souls had bes1
WIRING with such pntges1. walked
through the sunset that Nlas eild~
ine tAe black train yards with
eold promise Of peace
ana beauty that would Eild the
stark blaclkness oe the u9ly pant
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words had Just slipped out They
had enf1 themselves
He had told her that the real
estate business was poor Just
now. an that he couldn't give
her much money. And she had
taken his word for Il and got
along on next 70 nothing ii WAS
weeks since she had bought any
thing Tor hergelf even 50 much
Is q pocket handk ltiek But
she needn't have reminded RanIy
Of e, she scolded herself
AMI shb ApOI6gis
ssohs Ranny, I'm sorry 4 said
that / didn't mean III she hur.
RED Is say. avhat & nheant WIS
that maybe Lolsy would Be
rood mana ger, IKE / am. I know
II ana one. 5tst think, It's q
tWonky-d dollar bill ana didn't
See what mean
fect1Y what you mean he said
fo her. You're nore because I
bought four S. tier today. and
you're ra1xing me about & A
vour own quiet wagF IA
brought the hat ok his hand
down sharply on the dresser top.
wen. now, li1teal I've got 70
lools weii.dfessed when I'm out
81 the world doing Business
whether we eat Or not here o.
homer
Peggy nodded dry.eysd. and ~
friends I used e play cards will
vCuI And shouldn't haVe ions
a man needs hiG contact With
other men IS he's going % know
what's going on III the orl0ls 81
Daring, 4 didn't aElk You to
stop nlavina car6sl PERKY broke
81. claDpil1g ana uncIaaplna her
hands Kou rid yourself that
yCu lost 70 much money that xDue
coming want you to 70 out
wlfl your men rienda sSIsf -
much a. yom Hike. 4 want goll 70
DO wllatever Makes yOn happy
She WA crying now - nllo
happy Don't you know that's
~ care shout q the work
yctnr happtnen
Nanny threw back hie hand
some blond head and Laughed.
Xou have q funny WAY 0k snow.
ing 4. & you dor he said. with
bitterness.
Then suddenly ~ turned ana
faced her. Now, listen 70 me.
Wen have no more oe this nag
giHAg of yours about money!
Every week. On saturday, y0u,l
recsive 3 check from me Tor $50l
with K I expect you 20 take care
OF The xMlat. the gaa, the electric
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THE BLUE BEETLE

while living behind the nniIlineEy
shop. It Isn't 80 q we were
strangers travelling together.
'.BesideB youI have q Prince o.
Scotland yard to protect you from
all harm. " Or. Greasy smiled at
Gerald Dunsrnrir who made the
third ok the eastward bound party.
Her disappointment
Elm sorry We aren't going to
b. mere for your wedding" said
Anita, looking st Kathleen ana
d. Cressy.
Maybe youII be here Tor
mine," said Hazel.
''Yours!' Everyone stared ak
the childish face trained by the
bright red bob.
70. don't get excited. hayen't
picked any helpless youth yet. u
won't come of until 1895
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BY Stella Wynne
oss t5rHe 81 gt1x ~
aorer1 Comment


WkIaxiEEN shudder she
turned Is d. CT ssy and naid
With trembling Iipa:
you. never told me % al this.
I dfdn't know your lite had been
danger tice.
And was twice saved BY Mr..
l,hnsnauir what more can
: enys
And I owe these Kathleen
tonehed the packet Of letters and
locked up &C the detectives to-
rou also. But you haven't told
- how you got them after
Keeay gcE away. from Ralph with
sheer Luck
"a. that was the one piece Of
hesr luck 81 the whole business.
re nfrnplx stepped out Of the
KleVntcr ION the third floor into
nv arms stuck an automatic
mo- Hin sids and told him ne
na under arrest. He was %
aeef Is see his old, nervous
tl9hboE oE the eighth dOof Of
TO Eairview appearing suddenly
81 the scene and treating him A
fhiB rough and innpoiite way that
Is Ras easy to handle o.
eoNnoe the revolver was per.
2haalve. I took the letters away
rom him and took him 70 the
nolice station. When ! intro.
ueed myself and showed my
derffa1s but without
<ealinr what work I had been
engaged on here they put
H.ecay on the small hook and
locked him up. OF course. he'll
have to be charged with some
crime II once Z but I guess
there are plenty
Bootiegging Tor one" said DR..
Cressy, IL they need something
u hold him on Until they can
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- going % take nae 10 years ~
decide, I'm AFRAID"
Gerald Dunsmuir turned sud.
denly to Or. Grassy:
'.1Kay / speak y god = moment.
DOctor2''
when they had drawn = little
apart from the Others the detec.
tive said:
sT.m 4 little curious 70 know
what you dtd with the Blue
Scarab gave you. DOctor7 You
seemed to want It Tor some pIlr-
pose
II fulfilled ) sort of promise !
made"
"A pronise7' r
eyes, = naid the doctor sadly, -
promise to send II back to Egypt
out Of which Il came"
He then told Dunamuir how he
had promised the dying Egyptian
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You viii Want to Know Beautiful Peggy Starr Heroine Of
the Most Interesting Story Of Young Love Ever
Penned BIZ Beatrice Burton.

r,enf over Is she ola house Anne
Hrony met her ~ the door, Win
NrVers1 yards of the lace 1ess
3o6n1d over her arms 4 W4M
lovely stuff. Nsliowed with A&e g
fhe tore of aid Ivory. ana - DELI
cate e. spfdcKsWeps Woven eNek
4 rooe bush
~ flae and of three days Pecry
1raa 81 posee ZION q White SIX
&c. frosted with that lace. enc
beautiful enough Tor roy&
bride.
she hooked IKE 3 hEias hsr1eh
the night before Naya Weeqln4
when the bridal party hoa -
SSrena rehearsal Sic picked ~
tie BOUQUET 81 white fl0WeEg tn4e
Fay had sent her ana iEippea
into the tying room 20 show hers
aelf. ii al her scented Eu@t4AnB
grandeur 90 Hauny
He had lust come III Is minutes
b@f0Ee an hour late Ter 10 q little
cold supper thar Pes8y nad I'll
out koF them o. t1nle before
the coy Tire:
..0s6r Z 1i1s aid % him. s1t'e
time you were dressing, isn'k +
she knew that s waa more than
time they were etek<ll9. n
Ranny hated 60 hs hurried
"a, rot anlnn. he answered
shorty. his head buried tn hlg
newspaper 50 THAT hig facs W.
hidden from her. g4W EDDIE
aol 1lfovgn fofav. ana ifa s<e1no
hesa $500 vci1r friend. Peter
69lII< ~ ~ fse basIk sI1afl. ara IN
naS Isarr3d e IN IS - ne we'd
& sIiaN A. rae N6irE "a Sc tharsl
I'm not Tolne Is Sc IKE q bump
on 9 lcs enc s.es s ySu a ..... n, ..
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courtegy. than q daring glance.
In fact, the first thing she will
tai YOU is that nothing makes
her - unhappy as having to
Nav those ferocious female roles.
tie script calls for.
man would run q mile from
: woman who looks so shrewd
ana echeming and slinky! She
wouldn't get q chance to, strut
her stuff.
r. Won re q man with such q
woman you may know that It In
i,sSk because no wants % 10
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was = packags, - TIL - y Der.
son. done up Il nuunerous wrap
pings. II had something e The
shape cf q huge doll.
IL hope ANON ID comfortable
IN her new case" anghed DR..
Greasy TO the yOung woman m
the car.
'.slle, must have gotten aweully
used 20 the curves and kinks q
the Old one after lying ii Il for
5000 years :. said Kathleen.
Between taking e new bride
and an ancient Princess OF Egypt
home to the folks, I'm going to
have my hands fuIl-eh Antta?"
said DR.. Eteritt. His new bride
laughed and looked up at him,
her long, curling lashes sweeping
her round. tinted cheek.
AT least An1on.Eka and / have
become pretty well acquainted
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The StOrY Thus Far

PEGCY STARR engaged u RANDALL PHELPS FOR
aeary year their he
explains that he's Il ye With hsr best friend EAI
).
Peggy gives hin E5eey e ne ssslslaccn q
AGONY SAYS hInny RaHny stick t0
md that he's lazy goodAfors n0thing besides
her opinion be correct Tor he and Fay
marry after ALI and RAINY returns e Peggy Who
they married 81 hetore he ms
60 his mind again. 50 they 'elOpe.
tiny fak that calls The Nest Ranny
beray wears her erfny her hOuse0Or
ara makes dollar Then Ranny
fan under gusl ard Peggy that hs i With
many Ne think he's playing pcke
Bat when Peggy tells him that she's going e hase baby Is
raeulorsg And
old beaMs EDDIE CARTER
shortly nfterward when Peggy Ranuy dining nt
tie home of RANKS father
his lister LOLLEs love affair with BOYLE the family chant
fenr MOTHER fOEbid LOy him agaiR But
10 Percy after swearing her 70 that she
married at aeEnoonI She Doesn't want - tell
PERI her for her but she tells
,tnf u Nanny tells him that He b fuOusy angEy and
10y phones LOlly.
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thought devil ana likes to ad.
vertise the fact that he Is play
Ing with fire, but a. master Of
the situation. No man with any
backbone wants anybody to think
he IL putty In q scheming won-
ans hands.
No matter how much Of .
slave she tells others he II 20
her, that's all applesauceg
She may be- up,t0-date, but the
dame who r. successful with rne,As
IL eth the deHnure personl -
Every man wants 10 ~ 3 h0F0
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y0ath IbrAiin Ahn sassd, list 4
he in any way could. he would
pend back the Blue scarab with
him when he sent his body to his
people.
y put within his folded
hands after the body was en-
baluned for shipping. They seemed
% close around e my
imagination, Of course.
&c belonged there, said the
great detective. 1t brought
nothing but IN luck here. May
be It win bring good luck in the
land out Of which Il came.
The whistle blew.
FAREWELL
IAN aboard" shouted the porter,
his white teeth flashing IN his
black face.
Hazel and Kathleen came rush
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She isn't at all their idea Of =
vampl
That's just the point. The
woman that women think Is just
the type that could vamp any
man rarely strikes men az such.
The slinky, snaky type that
makes such q success as a vamp
In the plays and pictures Is very
careful to assume the most frank
and chfIdIile wholesomeness' out
side OF business hours, and Is
more apt to aEIEnoWIedge an In
Auedaaotion with = boarding. school
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to some woman and the woman
who treats him ~ q hero gets
himl And don't yop ever let
them Kid you that they don't.
Many 4 sunbonnet Sue has
more brains and ability than the
RiTi who goes far ii career,
because she gets the guy she
wants and holds him!
The only real success In any
womanss life Ii getting the man
she wants and holding him after
80 has hiras
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BY FAY King

THOUGH she may not admit II,
j every woman IL intensely
interested In women who are &
success with nnenl
When the picture Of q woman
who has made several marriages
appears IN the paper the women
VIII study that picture in the
privacy Of their rooms perhaps
and wonder how she ever man
aEed to land one rich man after
anOkheEt
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locked at her. Under his skin
lie could 30 his jam ct ITSELF
II an angry line.
'sJust what do you meant" ~
asked, coIdly.
Po9gy's Eused red mouth
moved with the faintcst Fniie.
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But lnwardiy she was horror.
striclxen ii what she had said
she had never intended 10 lot
she he'd never intended TO let
Ranny know how hard Il WAS Tor
her % set along on the money he
eaye her FOR the house but the
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The HeoUiest KnOvn Substance

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platinum
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-10
lG0 To Church Sur1dayg
Methodist Episcopal

The sermon Sunday morning will
b" preached by Or. II. X. IIoltzing
cr pastor Of the Methodist church
of BrawIcy. The pastor, Rev. Ar
thur +. Schultz, will preach at Gu
IcNico. Al the Methodist ministers
Of Tho valley will exchange pulpits
for the morning service.
Thr sermon topic i'll the. evening
Will be "Costs and Rewards Of the
Christian Life.
Special music for the day includes
morning anthem, 80 Magnify Me, -
and soprano solo by Mrs. Joe
King. In the evening, selections by
thr church orchestra will be given.
The week 5 calendar is as fol
lows:
Tuesday, men $ luncheon at Bar
baIa Worth hotel.
Wednesdays 1880 p. m, midweck
service.
Thursday, pot mck supper at $3.50.