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REIGN HERE TO-DAY


ELINOR STAFFORD. 20. Falls In
love with BARRETT COLVIN. 81.
hut her Jealous. schcminE mother.
Ida STAFFORD. breaks M the
romance by convincing Barrett
that EIinor IL n hcartlcss Hirt.
when E;iinnr's aunt. wealthy
MISS ELLA SEXTON dies she
leaves her fortune TO Barrett.
Then drunken VANCE GARTER
shoots BENTWELL STaFFoRp'
EIinor's fn,hcr rn--ctt tells Ell
-or t.-t 20 sbc win marry him
r-i live IN his bono NJ ~u""t
for wear re viii CIV" tcr tho
r-tirc G~-ton fortur" 70 div'dr
-riorr her relatives E~o-'""
49, r'~-"- r,Gv ~nvc her fathers
''~ E:''- or rrrCrs.
Tho r,---i"~" t"k~a pI"rn. Brr-
-~tt. Z, --itr Of ~" lies lisa to'S
hir,. r-as hir,s"'f more IN love
with Eiircr h-r over. Rrrr~ti
r-- , ,---I. n;-~-vnrr-oid GER
.In "H"nE. VITO 10 81" go 90
tie r-'s-Sis,cr. NkDC'N "sHS0n
R,rr"u h-s nrowiqcd NnrrIa
-evcr - r~vcrl the boys trr"
story Ida Stafford dircnvcrs the
chi'i'. existence and concludes he
is r-rrrtf's son.
Eiincr's father dies. Barrett
takes her 10 Cuba md the trim "
h-ppy ono. After their return
Ida. nngry. tells EIinor about
nnrrctfs wari. Elinor asks Bar
rctt nhout this. Because OF his
promise TO Marcia he rnn not OK
plain. Elinor considers divorce
hut decides against u. Barrett
decides to !oin nm expedition 10
South America.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XiIII
ELINOR could not see Barretta
eyes as he spoke. II
thought" he said YEARLY. that
it might be better for me to go
away for a while. thought per
haps you'd rather not see me
often"
This trip to South America"
she said hesitatingly. lis it work
chat interests you?"
ut would have-once." he re-
piled.
Elinor rose then and started
toward the door but he halted
her.
"Elinor!" Barrett said brok,
emily.
She paused without answering
Don't hate me more than you
save to, will you? I'm sorry
can't explain it all to you. I'm
only trying to do the right
thing"
II don't hate you, Barrett" she
assured him, but | just can't
talk about it. I'm trying 10 see
your side. Perhaps with time I'll
be more reasonable. l hope so.
III try to be! Just now"
"Oh, | know!" he said darkly.
He was beside her and for q
moment, with a harsh little MUIR
muir, he caught her in his arms,
holding her close. She did not
try to draw away, wanting TO feel
mis- arms about her. yet unable to
yield, to let him know the emo
ton she felt.
When his arms dropped she
said. Barrett"
"Yes, Elinor?"
How long will you be gomez"
There was fright in her voice and
loneliness.
.sFoUR or five months. I sup
l. pose," he answered. UNLESS
you should send word for me to
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BEGINNING at a rock on the
North bank of Mud Creek, Solo
mon Osteen's corner, and run
ming thence with his line North
9 degrees West 371 feet to an
iron stake in line Of wire fence;
thence North 76 degrees East
with the line Of wire fence 28S
feet to stake on East bank of
Spring Greek; thence down said
creek bank South Al degrees 45
minutes East 1877 feet to stake /;
thence still with creek bank
South 20 degrees Is min. East
23O feet TO a "a inch double pop
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Us! SN2nMDE

will go away soon and let her res
son il all through"
Maybe he will"
"Of course he may 60. I'm not.
just sure"
DO you remember" Bessie asked
suddenly. that talk about Marcia
years ago? The time she went on
to Europe in great hurry. Re-
member? She took Annie, that
Scotch maid who had served her
mother for years
Now that you speak OF 1t I do
remember" Jim conceded. -. g..
>"How long ago was that. Jtmr
well. I'm not sure. Let's see
Her husband paused. musing.
Must be close to 10 years. isn't itf"
he questioned in turn.
Yes. it u.s." Bessie agreed
grimly. "Oh. Jim-don't you see
it all?" she went on eagerly.
Jim didn't. EXcitedly she ex.
planned. "Oh. know I'm right
about it! know | ami" Bessie
exclaimed. 81 knew all along Bar
rctt wasn't that sort"
TWO days later Barrett and ELL
nor drove out to see the houss
Bessie had described. 1t was low.
cOZily.buiIt dwelling set on the side
! of hill and overlooking the sound.
The house was larger than Il
seemed at first glance and every.
thing about it appeared to be sat
iSfactory. 81.
81 do like IT," Elinor assured
him in almost the old. warmly con.
fiding way. Such moments always
hurt Barrett. They were invari.
ably brief and always followed BY
return to even more adamant
frigidity.
1t was odd, he thought, that q
: girl who seemed SO gentle. so COZ
stantly thoughtful Of others. could
be so stern. He had come to know
this sternness and how 1t could
bruise them both. Elinor was
changed in other ways too and
/ this worried him. She seemed
listlcss and did not look at all
well. He saw that she had lost
weight. At meals she was never
hungry. Higgins had noticed this,
noticed also that Mr.. Barrett
seemed equally strained and had
scarcely any appetite. So
Now Barrett said duly. TT Is &
nice house." Without meaning to-.
he moved toward her. lie became
aware Of this when Elmer casu.
ally and. as IL accidentally. moved
to widen the space between them,
The lines OF his face hardened.
you couldn't be so cruel" he
thought. "if you knew how 1t hurts
me-"
Aloud he said, DO you think you
: want TO live here?"
| cit will do very WELL" Elinor an
swered.
"Then III see about the lease to
morrow" he promised. You'll b
able to move in whenever you like
I'D like to come soon. think
with Bessie's help I can get every.
thing that's necessary ordered
within a week."
He realized that would mean
that II he made the trip to South
America he would have few week1
alone in the New York house. 4
few weeks during which he, In his
room would seem to hear heS
moving in hers.
Don't you think after ALI" ~
said abruptly flor it was not sasy
to speak of Gerald), that Id best
pack the youngster of to some
summer Campo"
Don't you think" she asked
hotly in turn. that it's only -
cent-not to hide him"
iTo Be Continuedb
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OF MORTGAGE SALE

BY virtue of the power of sale
contained in that certain deed IN
trust executed by Mrs. Lucille
Hodge to the undersigned trus-
tee, dated the 10Th of October,
1881, and of record in book ITO
ut page II Of the Henderson
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2l-Good Things to Eat

OUR MOTTO, good food, prompt
courteous service, appreciation.
Shorty's Pig N Whistle, Nos. l
and 2. Remember in Hender-
sonville it's Shorty's.
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24-Personal Property

leather coin purse
containing about $40 in cash
and money order receipt. Re-
ward if notified or returned to
Mrs. w. S. Young, East Flat
Rock.
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FOR SALE
Houses and Real Estate

/ ACRE farm, B room house e
l. rage. ) miles out :
4 off highway. $3.50
6 room house, corner lot,
4 in. good location street
,,ment paid. price S222O.
mom home. large corner lot'
block. from Main street. Paw
h Maid. Price 275O. q. l..
.rdcrS Realty Co, Room !,
,mcrican bank Bldg.
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PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE
We represent the strongest
companies in the world. VIZ
will be glad to talk over your
insurance needs. Ewbank &
Ewbank.
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come back and 1 don't suppose
there's any hope Of that"
Il don't know. | don't think
| even understand myself. |
don't know what is the matter
with me or why | feel the way
do. OF course I've always known
there was this sort Of thing in
the world. All my life I've seen
deceit"
And 1t has made you hate 1t
even more than you would nor
mally." he said. IL understand
that. Well" he made an unsuc-
cessful attempt at cheerfulness,
well see about a place in the
country. What sort Of place do
you think you would likc?"
Il don't care. Whatever you
think best"
Before start we'll drive
around a bit and see what can be
found"
SO he was going. Elinor real
lied. He really was going away
TO leave her for months an(
months The thing was settled, 6
certainty.
"Do you suppose" she faltered
flushing. that the little boy will
like me-"
Barrett smiled his first genu'
inc smile. Il think he may!" he
said with n rising infection thai
made her know he was teasing
Quickly he stopped and kissed heI
hair. He said almost harshly
Now run along!"
She was gone then. Alone Bar
rett paced the room. Back anC
forth. Back and forth. lie tried
to get ii all straight in his owl
mind, thinking about Elinor
about Marcia, about the trip II
South America and the miles anc
miles of land and water there
would be between ElinOr and hin
once he was on his way. How
drCary and embarrassing the whole
trip seemed!
1T was Bessie Thrope who dis
L covered the country house fol
ElinOr. Bessie declared as soor
as she had heard their plans tina
she knew lust the place." The
dwelling she had in mind was no
far from the Thropes' new home
1t stood on a hillside. well bacl
from the road. Bessie pointed
out that she and Elinor would b.
able to spend long afternoons to
gcther and that Sexton and the
little boy could share play hours
I'D love TO be near you, Aunt
Bessie" Elinor said. Her aun
saw that the girl was lightning tc
keep back her tears.
There's something very ode
about all this" Bessie reported tc
Jim that evening as they sat alone
on the porch. 1t was still light and
the boys were playing tennis. Now
and again g shout floated to them
from the court.
"Um-!" said Jim. He twisted
the cigar in his mouth and
frowned.
you see, Jim. | don't for a mo
ment believe that things are-well
the way they seem. But Elinor
does and that's the pitiable part OF
it. Barrett came in before l left
this afternoon and he looks dread
full. I'm sure that seeing Elinor
so unhappy hurts him worse than
anything else about the affair. Her
misery is more to him than his
own"
well. you and l can understand
that" Jim said slowly.
"Yes, we can. | almost hope he
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Special Notices

COTTON DRESS SALE-Begin-
ming Monday A. NJ, every cot
ton dress will be put on at
very special prices. JENNIE
BOWEN'S.
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1S-Business Services

TIME Is out Wednesday | can
save you $500 to $1,000 on
your Srhaefer tailored suit. }.
II. Rosenberg, 113 Fifth avenue
west.
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DIR. w. w. GEORGES, Foot
comforts Appliances and Spec
ialties. Free examination: d.
Webb, Foot Specialist in charge
Freeze Drug Store, Hender-
sOnville.
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WOMAN, 80, TOURS EUROPE

BROCKTON, Mass. (UP). -
Though in her S0th year, Mrs.
Isabella Davies has gone 20 Eu-
rope alone for a 10-week VaCa-
ton in Britain and France. She
made a similar trip half century
ago.
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SIMONIZING YOUR CAR will
make it look like new. We do
1t at lost cost. CAP karllng S
Gulf Service Station, Main at
Seventh Avenue.
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Teaglc described the resignation
as a matter of great regret to
all officials of the oil company.
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IEPENDABLE-Freeze Drug 20
carrying complete line of drugs
and drug sundries. Prescrlp-
tions carefully. compounded
Phone 1s2. Immediate delivery.
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LAKE FALLS INN-Cabins, Pri-
vate lake for guests. Rates So
to $3.50 per week.
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WANTED - Peeled poplar, pine
and chestnut wood. Farmers
Federation.
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|BSON says buy small houses.

BISON says buy small houses.
\ have 7 modern houses
fac0 over ny Surety Company,
/ city and suburbs, all built
2I-2,. which may be sold for
b b on basis Of 90 per cent Of
arra on original loan. Prices
ia now from $1,000 to
/ 300. See Edw. r. Sutherland
\ Phone $50. Jackson Bldg
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ruVer6se If or you may
L 10 keep it.
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you going to the Fair? IF
are why not get one of
'>' imported dark cottons or
.sr5. Just the thing for
ave. JENNIE BOWEN'S +
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YOUR OLD FURNITURE taken
in exchange for new. Brun-
son Furniture Company.
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WANTED good second hand
wardrobe trunk, cheap. Box
1O6 East Flat Rock.
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Advertise it or you may
have to keep it.
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WANTED-A few country hams.
Park Hill Inn.
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HAVE two apartments and one
furnished house for rent, day,
week or month. Miller's.
Phone 1913.
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S--HouseS
S-Business Places

OFFICE SPACE for rent. Ground
floor in Jackson building, op-
posite pOstOffice. Station lnsur-
ance & Realty Company. Phone
care Mrs. r. J. Ball, Ills Pat
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BORN TA,PT4 4EARS TOO SOON.

THE HEALTH FOOD STORE,
116 9th Ave. West. Whole
Wheat, Rye and Soy Bean
Bread. Diabetic and other
sanitarium foods.
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WANTED
1O--Miscellaneous

WANTED-Passage to Charles
ton, S. c., around Friday.
Share expenses. Walton Locke,
care Mrs. r. J. Ball, 1117 Pat
ton street.
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FOR RENT
6-Roons

FOR RENT-Small log cabin.
Apply Jackson Taxi. Phone
81.
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ASK YOUR friends about Peaces'
Grocery for good merchandise,
courteous service then come
and see for yourself Cor.
Church-Caswell Street.
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BATTERY AND ELECTRIC work
a speciality. Midcity Tire Co.
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q Specially. NIIuCIVy IIe OV'
NEW HIGHER PRICES go in eff
feet Wednesday on Schaeter
Tailoring. Get your order in
now and save. J. H. ROsen-
berg. 1l3 Fifth Ave. w.
JENNIE BOWEN'S SHOP-We
are pleased to announced 4
new lin e-HOSIERY-added
to our stock.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-03-24

purchased pork is relatively
rare until the meat house gets
empty. However, when pork
scraps of unknown origin find
their way to the hogs in kitch-
en- refuse, there is danger of
cholera losses. In fact, about
IS per cent of the primary out
breaks in Maryland are due to
this source.
In the past month, cholera
infected pork scraps iii raw
garbage and kitchen refuse
were responsible for every out
break. In all, 224 hogs were
involved. Of these. 81. or ap-
proximately SO per cent, were
dead, and %, or about 10 per
cent, were sick before the out
breaks were reported. Gar
bage feeding plants accounted
for the majority of the hogs in
volved in the outbreaks, and
experienced 80 per cent of the
losses.
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Telephone Directory Used
Widely, Survey Discloses
Out of $50 Subscribers Interviewed 80 Per Cent Found CLASH
fed Section Useful; SO Per Cent Using It
Casually and % Per Cent Frequently

per cent made their selections on the
basis of location, and % per cent
were Influenced in their selections by
the wording of the advertisements in
the classified directory.
while these figures are impressive,
and indicate that the classified direc.
tory fills real need in the commu-
nifty" according to the Quarterly,
probably the most striking fact
brought out by the survey was that
go per cent of the users gave specific
instances of use, naming the classified
headings to which they had referred.
A total 81 931 instances were cited,
covering range of 159 different
classified headings.
"a compilation of the classified
headings most frequently referred to
disclosed some interesting facts.
Heading the list were plumbers, with
SO references, followed by cleaners
and dyers, with e. There were AZ
references to taxicabs, while coal
was in demand with 80, in spite of
the fact that the survey was made in
September. Other classifications fire.
quently mentioned were physicians,
laundries, rug cleaners, beauty par
lors, radio service, and electric serv-
ice in the order named. Seasonal in
fluences undoubtedly were a factor in
the classifications mentioned, avn
ings and screens, for example, being
two which would probably be upper
most in the minds of subscribers dur
ing the early summer months, and
furnaces and Misunderstanding in the
winter"
Similar surveys will be made from
time to time in other cities giving
basis of comparison as to the uses
of the directory which is not available
at the present time.
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WHAT WE ALL CAN DO
Evangelist John Moses Baker
Baltimore, Md.


Evangelist John Moses Baker
Baltimore, Md.
The helpful plan we can all
work out,
Work out for some others
good.
Words of kindness we all can
say,
That are easily understood.
The helping hand we can all
hold out,
When skies are somber and
gray,
And so lonely, and long, and
dreary
Seems the ever winding way.
Like rays of sunshine shining
through
The clouds so dark and chill,
And the voice of the Master
saying
To the pillows, peace. be
STILL"
The quiet and the rest that
comes
To hearts bowed down with
grief;
Rich blessings from the hand
of God,
Which brings such sweet re-
lief.
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Margaret du Fief is pleased to fnd
the very listing she needs in the classi-
fed section.
Classified sections of the telephone
directory are widely read, survey
recently described in the Bell Tele-
phone Quarterly shows. From list
Of $50 subscribers, 700 residence and
$50 business, 80 per cent of the sub
scribers interviewed found the CLASH
fed section useful-6S per cent using
1t casually and 20 per cent frequently
This survey was made in Columbus.
Ohio, city of about 100000 popula-
tion with approximately $4,000 tele-
phone subscribers.
In following the QUESTIONABLE which
was made to indicate volume, scope
and type of the use Of the directory,
1t was disclosed that 81 per cent of
the subscribers called, stated that they
were influenced to call business houses
whose names were recognized when
seen in the classified directory, %
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MONTHLY HOG CHOLERA
REPORT

Hog cholera outbreaks were
reported on s premises in
Maryland during February,
compared with an average of
II for that month during the
last IA years.
Seven of the % counties re-
ported outbreaks. Prin e
Georges had 2, and the follow
ing had each: Anne Arun-
del; Calbert, Charles, Mont
gomery, st. Mary's and Wash
ington. Losses from hog chol-
era are invariably much lower
during cold Spring months
than in cold Fall months. The
mystery, if any, is simple.
Much pork is bought in the Fall
before the farm slaughter per-
iod arrives, and an uncertain
percentage of it carries the
virus Of cholera. In the Spring
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phone development Saf hangSteg Wooa
by unique methods. Recently Post
master General Kingsley Wood in
charge of His Majesty's post office,
which owns and operates the tele-
phone and telegraph lines of the coun-
try, sent the following telegram to
nearly $4,000 house-holders who were
without telephone communication:
II cordially invite you to be-
come telephone subscriber now.
SO that you may enjoy the ad-
vantages and comforts of tele-
phone service during the coming
winter"
Not only are there fewer telephones
in comparison to the population in
Great Britain than in this country,
but users of the service make far
fewer calls. A recent report compiled
by the American Telephone and Tele-
graph; Company shows that telephone
users in England averaged only 1871
telephone conversations per capita
during the year as compared with 226
in this country.
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Better Breakfasts

@ EvENTY-SIX thousand six
hundred and fifty meals is
the allotted number for each
of us to eat before we are three
score years and ten. Divide this
by three and you have the number
of breakfasts-25,55O breakfasts!
Let's have lots better ones,
then, since we've so many to eat.
Perish the thought of $3.50 dull
breakfasts! Spread the apple
green cloth, set out the flower
sprigged china, the prettiest
sparkling crystal, and for a CEN
terpiece use lovely bowl Of
autumn flowers-glorious asters,
fringed gentians that Wordsworth
wrote about, and indescribable
autumn leaves. Pewter is very
inexpensive just now and adds i'm
measurably to the charm of the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-03-24

breakfast when used for coffee
pot, sugar, cream and tray.
But don't forget the food. Here's
a sample better breakfast:
Steped Apricots and Pears
Cereal
Chicken Hash Raspberry Preserves
MeIba Toast Coffee
Chicken Hash: Cut chicken
from Bounce can in small
pieces, and add two cups of cold
boiled potatoes which have been
cut fine. Season to taste with salt
and pepper. Add one-half cup of
cream or top milk. Press into
hot skillet with enough fat to
prevent sticking, and brown well,
turning often with a wide spatula
to promote even cooking and
browning. This serves six to
eight persons
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Encouraging the Teacher

The frst-grade teacher was trying
to instruct one of the "yearlings" in
the application Of colored crayon to
some pictures at hand. The teacher
took the crayons and demonstrated
the strokes, explaining why she chose
blue here, and green there.
Jean, the little girl being thus In
structed. thought the teacher deserved
encouragement, SO she blushed at the
thought of her efforts and burst out
"You know, teacher, think you're
mighty good on taste"