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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-23

| What did anything matter but
sitting in warm, book-lined room,
sewing orange colored curtains, un-
der dark, &doring eyes
She was reused from her reverie
by Nadine.
"Beachy wants you to come to
see her. She's been awfully sick,
but they say she's better now
"I'll go this afternoon" Diana
promised. where does she live?"
The color rose in her cheeks as
Nadine gave her the address. Only
few blocks from Paul.
A nurse in uniform opened the
door of an apartment cluttered with
furniture. Diana was surprised to
see Beachy's thin face radiant with
smiles.
Her skin was bloodleSS, almost
transparent, but her eyes had en-
tirely lost their desperate look.
"You old prune! Why didn't you
come sooner? Miss Benson, would
you like to go for YOUR walk now?"
The nurse smiled and left the
room.
"UpNto your old tricks, aren't you,
darling?" Diana asked when they
were alone.
Beachy sat up in bed.
IT wanted to see you privately.
Oh, Diana, we're going to be mar
ried just as soon as can leave this
room"
"You and Charles?"
who else? He's been so sweet
to me since that awful day. I live
with my auntie, you know. She is
one of the buyers down at the En-
porium, and she has set her heart
on a career for me.
"But listen, I'm going to marry
that man if I have to starve in a
cottage afterward."
you'll be lucky if you can afford
cottage to starve in"
Beachy thumped the pillows be-
hind her bobbed head.
well, Charles feels the same
way do about 1t now. He has
a job in a shoe store the first of
the month, and we're going to rent
a one-room apartment furnished"
She sprang from bed, suddenly
bizarre in vivid, striped pajamas.
I'm so happy could scream. The
only reason I've stayed at Seton'S
as long as I have is so that I could
see HIM. Oh, Diana, I want to
cook breakfast food in a cunning
double boiler want to go to mar
ket and haggle over green peas. And
I should worry over what Klesalek
thinks, or all the rest of you"
She sank, exhausted, on the bed.
Aren't you even going to say,
God bless you, my children'?"
Something pathetic about the
tense~little figure brought tears to
Diana's eyes. Beachy seemed "bawn
for trouble" as the colored Lucy
used to say.
But wasn't it splendid to chal-
lenge Fate, head back, as Beachy
did? And wouldn't it be wonderful
to be able to feel that way?
"Well?" prodded the unquench-
able one.
ooh, you've almost taken my
breath away. But you know I hope
you'll be happy"
aren't you putting 1t rather
mildly, old thing?"
But I do" Diana insisted. I
don't suppose you'll believe me, but
I'd give all my chances for seeing
my name in electric lights if 1 could
feel as you do over any man in the
world"
Beachy stare dat her.
Haven't you ever been in love?"
she inquired seriously.
mot like that. You see, 1 may
as well tell you, darling, tried be-
ing married"
Why, Diana Vane! Not really!
How perfectly thrilling!"
But it isn't. Not in the least. I
was never so bored in my life.
You've no idea what it means to sit
at home night after night. ="
"But wasn't HE there? Your hus-
band?"
h "Of Counsel That's just it. 1 did
not feel as you do. I couldn't"
Beachy's teeth were chattering as
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1IDA HURST
Author of "THE SENOB"
Copyright. 1927. BY Bell Syndicate, 1nc.)

lifting her voice to argue over green
peas, was a picture easily painted
and delightful to peruse.
Also she was confident that
Beachy would soon have enough of
it. Before many months she would
probably be longing to return to
Seton'S
Diana realized that she was near
ing the bakery over which Paul
roomed. Almost defiantly she turned
inside the narrow entrance. He
might be there.
But that was one advantage of a
place like San Francisco. No one
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To Be Continued
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CHAPTER XIV

RI lana hoped that Paul would
ID oYertake her on the way to
school. A word or the sunny
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cared if you went upstairs to see if
your young man were home.
The door was partly ajar. She
entered. closing it after her. He
was not in the living room. But
there was the unattached electric
percolator and the toaster with
crumbs across the top.
PAUL" she called.
There was no answer. VIII a
frightened movement of decision,
she sprang to the curtains which
concealed his bedroom, and pulled
them apart.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17

VoSu OuASoS O4 llllCl1S dIlu UlOdU- cloths in middy, flapper and novelty styles, long or short sleeves. 8 to 8 years.
 Steiger Days, s1.OO Wash Suits, of plain and pat termed linens, and English broad cloths. Mostly 1apper styles. 3 to 10 years.
 Steiger Days, S1.65 Spring Reefers, in tan or gray mixtures, also blue serges, 3 to 10 years.
 Steiger Days, S5.95 Blue Cheviot Suits of high grade all wool material. Coat, vest and two pair golf trousers. 8 to IA years.
 Steiger Days, S13.S5 Linen Trousers of imported Bel gium linen, in black and white. Also natural linen and heavy sulphur dyed khaki. 6 to IS years.
 Steiger Days, S1.29 Sport Blouses of woven madras, broadcloth and soisette, in plain colors or figured patterns. "Bell' make. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Steiger Days, 69c, 3 for S2.O0 Cotton Pajamas. or woven madras and broadcloth in one and two- piece styles. f to IS years.
 Steiger Days, S1.29 Steiger's-Second Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
Steiger's Days Values Muslin Underwear

Costume Slips, of fine muslin trimmed with hand made faces. Also embroidered Step-ins, Boomers, and Night Gowns of novelty crepes.
 Steiger Days, 65c Night Gowns, of fine batiste, and lowered or plain crepes. Also Muslin Costume Slips, Envelope Chemises, Boomers and Step ins of fine nainsook and French voile.
 Steiger Days, S5c Costume Slips, of pongee, with hemstitched tops.
 Steiger Days, Sl.55 Pajamas, of broadcloth and sateen, in delicate pastel colors.
 Steiger Days, S1.65 Cotton Crepe Pajamas, in plain colors or smartly trimmed with contrasting shades.
 Steiger Days, S1.35 Steiscr's-Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
Steiger Days Values Children's Hose

Infants Rayon Socks, in pink, peach, green, orange, cham pagne and black. Sizes 6 to 8.
 Steiger Days, 25c Girls and Boys 7s Fancy Socks, sizes ' to 10.
 Steiger Days, 3 pairs S1.O0 Misses Shaped Hose, with fancy legs, in various colors and pat terms.
 Steiger Days, soc Children's 7s Mercerized Socks, plain colors, and infants fancy top Socks, in jacquards and fancy stripes.
 Steiger Days, 25c Steger's-Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
Steiger Days Values Glove Silk U'wear

Glovesilk Vests, in tailored styles, pink, peach, orchid, lavender and rose. Sizes 36 to Al.
 Steiger Days, S1.45 Glovesilk Vests, in tailored styles, peach, white, pink or nile. Cor rectly sized, generously cut. Sizes 36 to 42.
 Steiger Days, $1.O0 Glovesilk Boomers, to match above vests. Strongly reinforced. Pink, peach or white.
 Steiger Days, S1.69 Glovcsilk Step-ins and Panties, in smart tailored styles. Colors to match vests.
 Steiger Days, S1.59
 Steiger's-Thtrd Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
Steiger Days Values Baby Shop

Tots Panty Dresses. in voiles, chambrays and novelty prints. ? to 6 years. n.
 Steiger Days, S1.29 Creepers, in chambrays and nov city fabrics, trimmed with white collars and cuffs. and touches of handiwork. Sizes 1 to 3 years.
 Steiger Days, S9c Children's Lisle Vests, sizes ? to 16 years.
 Steiger Days, 25c Tots Pajamas, of crepes and madras, with nursery patterns or plain colors. One or two- piece. 2 to II years.
 Steiger Days, S9c Girls Boomers, of white or pink Windsor crepe. Sizes $ to 12 years.
 Steiger Days, 45c Infants Muslin Caps, in plain turnback styles for boys and dainty ruffled styles for girls. Infants to 2 years.
 Steiger Days, ? for $1.OO Tots Sweaters, of silk and wool. in plain high colors with Peter Pan neck. ? to 6 years.
 Steiger Days, S1.95 Infants Shirts, of striped rayon and cotton. Infants to ? years. Steiger Days, 2 for S1.00 Infants Bands, of striped rayon and cotton, to match shirts.
 Steiger Days, 45c Baby Dresses. of fine nainsook with lace edge on neck and sleeves. 6 months to 1l2 years.
 Steiger Days. 79c Children's Play Suits, full cut gar ments, neatly tailored with fine- ly finished seam, Blue cotton trimmed with turkey red. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
 Steiger Days, S9c Steiger's-SecOnd Floor
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Steiger Days Values Cotton U'wear

Women's "Merode" Cotton Union Suits, 3 styles. Built-up shoul- der or bodice. Cuff knee, or shell cuff.
 Steiger Days, 79c Women's Cotton Vests, either bodice or built-up shoulder straps, sizes 36 to A.
 Steiger Days, 3 for $1.0O Boys and Girls Union Suits, of fine nainsook. Sizes i to 12 years.
 Steiger Days, 39c Nainsook Union Suits for boys. girls and youths, correctly sized and strongly finished.
 Steiger Days, 44c Steiger'-Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
Steiger Days Values
 Corsets

Brassieres, Artistic" make in garter style, long models and Bandettes. Of attractive figured materials. Sizes 32 to 46.
 Steiger Days, 39c C/B C0rsets, non-lacing and back lace styles. Irregulars of figured brocades, all sizes.
 Steiger Days, S5c Alberta Cling. Around Circles of soft figured fabrics. And Cor settes with elastic straps. All sizes.
 Steiger Days, S1.95 Rengo Belt Corsets, and non-lacing models with elastic tops. All sizes.
 Steiger Days, s2.95 Artistic Brassieres, long models in side and back fastening styles , of fancy striped fabrics. Sizes 32 to A.
 Steiger Days. 69c Chic Mode Brassieres, in long models, side and back fastening styles. Of satin. Sizes 34 to A.
 Steiger Days, $1.49 Corsets and Circles, of fancy bro- cades, in low and medium tops, of fancy materials. Various well known makes.
 Steiger Days, $3.95 Satin Brasaeres, with two elastic gores at waistline, side and back-fastening styles. Fancy rib bon strap, lace trimmed. Sizes ! 32 to A.
 Steiger Days, S1.15 Artistic Brassieres, in back and side fastening models, all sizes.
 Steiger Days, 95c Steiger's-Third Floor
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Steiger Days Values Mans Shop

Broadcloth Shirts, with smart col lars with new three-inch points. |, Double seam throughout, extra < two inches of material in black, blue, tan and white, in collar at- tached and neckband styles. Steiger Days, S1.95, 3 for S5.5O Fancy Shirts, in neckband and col lar attached styles.
 Steiger Days, $1.35, 3 for $4.OO Foulard and Cut Silk Cravats, in new spring small patterns and colors.
 Steiger Days, 69c. 3 for S2.OO Lisle Hose, in black, grey or cor dovan.
 Steiger Days, pairs $1.OO Silk Hose, in black, French tan and gray.
 Steiger Days, 59c. pairs S1.OO Lisle and Rayon Hose, Rayon- plated Hose and Rayon silk fancy Hose in stripes, checks and plaids.
 Steiger Days, 3 pairs S1.OO Golf knickers. of wool in plaids and all over figures, regular and plus styles.
 Steiger Days, S4.45
 Steiger's-Niain Floor
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Steiger Days Values Women's Shoes

Pumps and Ties, in patent. tan calf, gray or blonde kid-Cuban and Spanish heels.
 Steiger Days, S3.35 Patent One-Strap Pumps, with ad- unstable loop buckle and spike heels.
 Steiger Days, S4.35 Pumps, in one-strap and fashion able tie effects. Patent, satin and blonde or gray kid. Spike and Cuban heels. Steiger Days, $5.35 Dress Pumps, in new summer shades, strap, step-in and tie models, with Spanish and spike heels.
 Steiger Days, S7.35 Sports Oxfords, of blonde or tan calf, smartly trimmed with con- trasting feathers, rubber soles.
 Steiger Days, s4.35
 Steiger's-Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17

Silk Lingerie Step.ins, Chemises, of heavy quail ity crepe de chine, prettily trimmed with fine faces.
 Steiger Days, S1.S5 Boomers, Step.ins, and Envelope Chemises, of crepe de chine, trimmed with lace appliques and ribbons. Also ruffled dance pan ties in pastel shades.
 Steiger Days, S2.55 Costume Slips of crepe de chine, in tailored or lace trimmed styles with shadow-proof hem.
 Steiger Days, $3.95 Night Gowns of excellent quality crepe de chine in the smart tail- ored styles or daintily trimmed with faces.
 Steiger Days, s3.95. Radium Silk Costume Slips. of an exceptionally heavy quality, in white and flesh.
 Steiger Days, S3.S5 Pongee Pajamas. smartly trimmed with contrasting colors. ...
 Steiger Days, S3.95 Night Gowns, of heavy quality crepe de chine and radium silk. Exclusive tailored styles with new pastel appliques and con- trasting pipings.
 Steiger Days, S5.S5 Stciscrs-Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
Steiger Days Values Women's Hose

Chiffon Hose, all silk, full fash toned, in complete range of fash ionable colors.
 Steiger Days, S1.95 Silk.to-Top Chiffon Hose. all silk, full fashioned, with reinforced black toe, all colors.
 Steiger Days, S1.50 Silk Hose, in medium and chiffon weights, slightly irregular in the weave. Black, white and colors.
 Steiger Days, S1.OO Silk Hose, in full fashioned service weight, with "A to 25-inch silk boot: 12 smart shades and white.
 Steiger Days, S1.10 Silk Hose, of full fashioned, me- dium weight silk to the welt. French nude, peach, white, gray, nude, alesan, muscade and beige.
 Steiger Days, S1.35 Steiger Special Silk Hose, in regu- lar weight, silk to the welt. Black, white and all colors.
 Steiger Days, S1.75 steiger's-N1ain Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
A Festival of Bargains

The STEIGER STORES in Springfield Hartford Bridgeport, Iovoke New Bedford Fall River and Port Chester do business of tremendous volume This unequald buying powr and system of unvaed economy in the distribution of
 merchandise to our patrons Manufacturers and importers with whom large volume of business each cooperate with by sacrificing their regular profit merchandise for STEGER DAYS We turn sacrifice usual margin of profit for these days results values impossible at other tme
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
Steiger Days Values House Dresses

Pongee Dresses. of fine quality pongee, in attractive styles. Sizes IS to fl.
 Steiger Days, S2.s5 Porch Froeks, of novelty crepes and sports fabric.
 Steiger Days, s5.00 Porch Frocks, of broadcloth, foul lard, rayon and colorful prints. Sizes 36 to 46.
 Steiger Days, S2.65 House Frocks, of cool plain voiles, dainty dimities, and colorful novelty ginghams. Also figured rayons. Sizes 16 to 46.
 Steiger Days, S2.S5 Imported Honan Silk Dresses Honan is the new rough weave silk imported from China. It launders perfectly, and comes in new summer shades. Long or short sleeves. Sizes 16 to 46.
 Steiger Days, S6.S5 Daytime Frocks, of broadcloth, novelty prints, percales and dimities. Sizes 36 to 46.
 Steiger Days, S1.65 House Frocks, of fine ginghams, broadcloth and percale. Sizes 36 to is.
 Steiger Days, $1.35 Steigcrs-Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
2OO0 Smart Dresses With Most Important Groups at

A wide choice of smartly styled tailored and afternoon frocks. Including Yo San, the new rough silk crepe. Crepe de chimes, suede crepe, georgettes and satins. In white and new summer high shades. Also small figured printed silks.
 Attractive afternoon sports and business styles Smart new sleeveless chiffon frocks, in lowered patterns and dainty pastel shades. Washable crepe de chine dresses, trimmed with lace dyed to match. New printed tapestry effects.
 One and two-piece frocks in a complete range of fashionable tailored, business and sports styles. Soft hutterng chiffons, the new snake skin patterned crepes, smart grayed pastels, and exclusive three-piece coat dresses. In new light shades.
 Exclusively styled Frocks for business, after noon and sports wear. New small figured printed crepe de chimes, fashionable yelled prints, new tapestry patterns Afternoon frocks in blended lowered patterns. Plain colored tailored dresses. Ultra smart sports styles
 Individual dresses, in few-of-a- kind styles of high type workmanship and quality of materials. Pastel chiffons, in lowered and tapestry effects. Small figured geometric prints. Distinctive satin afternoon dresses Exclusive sports styles. In a complete range of fashionable colors.
 Steigers-Fourth Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
1000 New Coats Sports and Dress Styles Featured a

In this feature group are fashionable kasha coats in the wanted black, beige and navy blue colors. Distinctive twill coats in tailored styles Many fur trimmed. Others tailored to be worn with separate furs. Each coat finely tailored.
 Kasha coats, in pleated, tucked and bow styles, many furred with smart ombre lapin Silk benga- line coats, trimmed with satin or furs. Lustrous satin coats. many in black and white Exclusive coats of silk fae, fur trimmed or tailored In black, beige tones, blues and greens.
 Few-of-a-kind models of high equality materials and workmanship. Faultessly tailored in tucked, pleated and straightline styles Of kasha, twills, satin silk bengaline and faile. Trimmed with ombre lapin, squirrel, beaver and eminette Black navy and other smart shades
 Exclusive coats for dress wear, fashioned of kasha, fine wills, lustrous satin, benganes and novelty faes. Many furred with monkeyskin, ombre lapin, squirrel, beaver and summer er- mine Others tailored or trimmed with satin bows. Black, black and white, and fashionable coors.
 Exclusive one-of-a-kind styles featured at sharply reduced prices. Taken from regular stocks. You will find copies of French imports Nionnet coats, Paquin models etc., reproduced in fashionable kasha, twill, satin or bengane. Furred with summer furs or tailored
 StcSers--lourth Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
Steiger D avs Values Rayon U'wear

Women's Rayon Vests, with or without shields, finished with picot tops. Pink, white, peach or nile.
 Steiger Days, 75c Women's Rayon Boomers, Step ins or French Panties. Rein forced. In colors to match vests.
 Steiger Days, S5c Women's Rayon Panty Boomers, in pink or peach.
 Steiger Days, S1.35 Women's Rayon Chemises, in four smart tailored styles. Pink, peach or nile.
 Steiger Days, $1.69 Steiger's-Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1927-05-17
Steiger Days Values Blouses and Sweater

Blouses of pique and novelty prints, broadcloths and linen checks.
 Steiger Days, S1.59 Blouses of radium silk, in white, tan, flesh or blue.
 Steiger Days, $2.S5 Crepe de Chine Skirts. with cani- sole tops and pleated bottom. White, flesh, blue, tan, maize and nile.
 Steiger Days, s2.S5 Steigers-Third Floor
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-14

WANTED-To upholster your old fur
niture, mske draperies, window
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ARSEcoN ORDINANCE
NO. II.

Lane as extended Eastwardly from
the Easterly line of Davis Avenue
as shown on Map No. of THE
Oaks" and attaching the lands so
vacated to those djacent thereto on
either side.
BE it ordained by the City OF
Absecon, New Jersey. Viz-Section
l. That Davis Lane as extended
Davis Avenue to the line of Galloway
Township as shown on Map No. 3 Of
"The Oaks" be vacated and attach
and belong to the adjacent lands on
either side respectively to the center
thereof.
Section 9. That all ordinances and
parts of ordinances inconsistent With
the provisions of this ordinance. be
and the same are hereby repealed
and that this ordinance shall take
effect Immediately after final pas
sage and publication, as required by
law.
Passed on first reading at II regu-
lar meeting of Absecon City Council
held in Council Chambers, Wednes
day evening, December s, 1926, and
passed on second and third readings
after a hearing at a regular meeting
of AbsecOn Common Council held in
Council Chambers, Absccon, n. j., Oh
Wednesday evening, Jan. II, 1927.
HARRY CARTON,
President Common Council.
Approved:
II. H. AIATTSON, SIR.
Mayor
Attest: SAMUEL JOHNSON,
City Clerk.
Dated Absecon, n. J.. Jan. 10. 1927.
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Victoria Model of Truth

Queen Victoria shares with
George Washington the tradition of
never having told a lie. She never
pretended to be what she was not;
never intrigued; never praeticed
any of the arts of Macchlavellt,
as did Queen Elizabeth. Queen Vic
toria steered straight course
Therefore, she never was brought
TO shame by any disclosures 1.-THE
blush of Sigismundp never colored
her cheeks, for the very good rea-
son that she never prevaricated or
went back on her promises. There
were no light words in her vocabu-
larry; no double meanings In her
phrases; no intent to deceive in her
thoughts. She had plenty of faults
but no baseness of mind There
fore, her fame is more secure than
that OF hundreds of sovereigns who
far surpassed her in brain power
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MAYSLANDINC

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Somers were
recent visitors to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas, of
Pottsville, Pa. returned home after
attending the funeral of Mr..
Thomas, mother, Mrs. Sarah
Thomas
Edward Krause was a recent
Sunday visitor in Philadelphia,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGeary, of
Second street, were recent Sun
day visitors to Ocean City.
John J. O'Hanlon of Philadelphia,
passed the weekend here.
Mrs. William Driscoll, of Cam
den, has returned hame after
attending the funeral of her aunt.
The Gitchee Gummee Camp Fire
girls hiked to Babcock Creek on
Sunday. Those who made the trip
were: Misses Eva Erie, Gertrude
Krause, Eneanor Jensen, Margaret
Sutton, Frances Krause, and
Ethel Gustafason.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah
Thomas was held On Tuesday morn.
ing at 8 o'clock from st. Vincent
De Pouls church and was largely
attended. Services were conducted
by the Rev. Frederick Hallorn. Cal
vary was sung by the Misses Anna
and Kathryn McGeary. Burial was
in Union cemetery.
Mrs. Roland Britton has returned
home after passing several weeks
with her monther in Maryland.
James A. McGeary, ticket agent
al the Court House station, has re-
covered from his recent illness.
John Kulp has accepted a posit-
ion at Nolristown, Pa.
Miss Mary Schwartz was a Sun
day visitor at Bridgeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Krause and
daughter, Margaret, We're Sundey
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elias
Chamberlain, of Eldora.
Mrs. Milton Kobb passed the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Kobb,
of Atlantic City.
Lowella Reneff. OF Longwood
avenue, passed the weekend with
her parents at Risley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McLough-
lin of Brooklyn, are receiving con-
sratulations on the birth OF a son.
Mrs. Mclaughlin will be remem-
bered as Miss Sarah Ripley, OF
this place.
Mrs. John Henry returned home
after passing week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Compton, of Mill
vile.