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SET TO STOP MOOSE IN
 DRIVE FOR TOP
Vets Pointed to Win To- night to Hold Place in
 First Half Struggle

Set for a desperate attempt to stem the advance of the Moose to- ward a first-half victory in the City League, the American Legion
 will marshal it's strongest aggrega- ton in the field tonight. By win ming the Vets can again move into
 a tie with the Paps for the top
 position in the percentage column,
 but a loss will put them two games behind the Moose.
 E Junge has been selected by Man
 ager Worth to oppose the fast travelling leaders. Jack Schmitz probably will work for the latter as Jensen pitched last Sundays nine inning affair. The game will start at 6:30 o'clock, weather per hitting.
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MISS SEY IS IGNORED BY KITCHEN SHOWER;
 HOME OF MRS. F. ORME

To honor Miss Elizabeth Sey, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Charles Sey, whose marriage will take place this month, Mrs. Fred Orme entertained with bridge shower at her home last night.
 Four tables of bridge were play ed and prizes won by Mrs. Grant Logan and Miss Margaret Miller.
 Guests of Mrs. Orme were Mrs. Henry Langfeldt, Miss Margery Fox, Miss Bernice Edwards, Mrs. Krant Logan, Miss Dolly Baldwin, Miss Florence Miller, Mrs. Violet Johnson, Miss Violet Lundell, Miss May Fraser, Miss Roberta Fraser, Miss Ruth Lundell, Miss Vieno Wahto, Mrs. Leroy Huntington and Mrs Robert Bonner, Jr.
 Many useful things to furnish kitchen were presented to Miss Sey during the evening.
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FISH BUYER IS ARRESTED UP ON SERIOUS CHARGE
A. ]. Martin Held at Ket- chikan, Charged with
 Embezzlement

On a bench warrant issued more that four months ago by Federal Judge Justin w. Harding at Ketchi- kan, Arthur J. Martin was arrested in that city yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal w. H. Cas- well, according to advices received by United States Marshal Albert White.
 He is accused of embezzlement by bailee. He was indicted by the Federal grand jury last January at iKetchikan. In issuing the bench warrant, Judge Harding fixed the bail at S2,500, and Martin is being held in default of that amount.
 Martin, who bought fresh fish in Southeastern Alaska for several years for the Sebastian Stuart Fish Company, is accused of having em- bezzled the sum of $1,67766 from the funds entrusted to him for that purpose. He is said to be a resident of Seattle.
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RALPH WAGGONER IS M AKING NAME FOR
 HIS MUSICAL TALENT


 Ralph Waggoner, former Juneau boy and son of the Rev. David Waggoner, for many years connect ed with the Presbyterian missions in Alaska in an executive capacity, and Mrs. Waggoner, is making a name for himself as a musician at Hastings College, Hastings, Nebres- ka.
 Ralph has just completed his third year at Hastings, Presby terian College, and plans to enter the ministry. During his attend ance at the school, where he is specializing in music, he has be- come well-known to radio and con-
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cert audiences for his tenor voice. He is living with his grandfather, Dr. D. R. Waggoner, and an aunt.
 The Reverand Waggoner recent ly received a program of the Has, tings College Conservatory of Music which presented Ralph Waggoner, tenor, in a joint recital with Betty Venner, soprano. Ralph presented two groups of songs, one classic and the other folk songs
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THE SNAP SHOP WILL
 OPEN ON SATURDAY

Bright, new modernistic designs,
 by decorator Fred Wendt, are rap |idly being completed in the store space next to Big Vans on Seward street, which will open Saturday as
 The Snap Shop, modern photo
 supply, developing and printing |shop.
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SASSE IS IN JUNEAU

A. H. Sasse, of Seattle, special representative of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, arrived on the Aleutian for brief business visit. He is registered at the Gastineau.
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ATTENTION AMERICAN LEGION Meeting tonight at o'clock of importance to every member.
 K. B. MARTIN, tR adv Post Commander.
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JOE SHORT IS NEW
 GROCERY STORE HEAD

Joe Short as manager, and liar " ONeill, as assistant are greet ing old and new customers at Shorts Grocery, on Seward street, formerly operated as Garr's Gro cery.
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ATTENTION AMERICAN LEGION
 Meeting tonight at o'clock of importance to every member. F R. B. MARTIN, adv. Post Commander.
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RE-oPENED

Crystal Baths. MT. and Mrs. Eli Tanner Steam, hot and cold show CTS, tub baths. Open from 12 to 12 adv.
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RE-OPENED

Scandinavian Rooms. Single steam
 heated rooms $125O month. adv.
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RE-oPENED

Scandinavian Rooms. Single steam heated rooms $1250 month. adv
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Classified ads pay.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-07

Trust from j. w. X. Lanning and
wife, Hester Lannlng, dated June
10th, 1880, and recorded in Book
108, at page 208, of the Records
Of Deeds for Henderson county
default having been made in the
Indebtedness described in, and
secured by said Deed of Trust,
and the holder and owner of the
note evidencing the same having
called upon the undersigned
trustee to foreclose the land here
matter described for the purpose
of satisfying said Indebtedness. |
will on the 22nd day Of July,
1888, at IL o'clock noon at the
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9th day of May, 1884. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This May 18th, 1888.
JOHN A. BURCKMYER,
Administrator of Elizabeth B.
Curtis, deceased. 5-26Fri6tp
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court house door in Henderson
county, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash. the fol-
lowing described land:
Lying and being in Hender.
sonville township, county of
Henderson and State of North
Carolina:
BEGINNING al a stake in the
south edge Of the west margin Of
the Hendersonville-Gre envil e
highway, said stake standing
south t6 degrees East rs. feet
from J. w. X. Lanning's original
corner and runs thence south IT
degrees west 1863 feet more or
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less to a stake; thence south I.
degrees west S3 feet more y, "
less to a stake, J. l.. PAGES ".
ner, thence south IS degrees %
$50 1-2. feet to stake, ms %
ner on the edge of said hignNs
thence with said highway nor +.
16 degrees west ITS feet 70 -, -
BEGINNING, and being Pr p.'
of the land described IN oi ~
1911, page $50 Of the records "
deeds for Henderson county, t..
This the 22nd day oil j"
JOHN EWBANK, Trustee
6-23-Fri. 4tp.
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,rcIN HERE TODAY

pARRETT CoLVIN hack IN
New York after yenrs nbrono'
,a,,. IN love with ELINoR STAT
EoRD, He is s5 and she y; ="
E;Itnor returns his. afecflon On"
-, Jealous, scheming mothe'
Liza STAFFORD. brenks up the
.nce by convincing Barreu
hat Eiinor was only hirtns VILE
him. . snor iii
nor. amt. dies, md, TO the 'ae-
.naIr OF the relatives leaves a
on,,,. fortune. to barrett. hida
s,a0ord Inns been fiirting Win
vANCE CARTER. When, Nanee
800. .he viii not divorce her
s..nd, BENTWELL STAB
FORD. he shoots. Bent"eH'
uncertain whether the "o""'.
mnn will live. or de. 49,,
Rorrett does NOT want ''s
eta. meney but can not give u
80 10 the rightful inhertfors
s..ar,e Of their. pride. sudde ny
n plan. comes TO aim lex him
49, live m n guest In his home
yesr ne will give her the
.n,,re sum to divide between her
KnowinEJ the money may snss
her fathers life, Elinor asrees'
They. decide, to, have. the ceremony
next dny.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXIH
FLINOR'S voice came over the
II wire a trifle, unsteadily. YES
Barrett?p she said.
dearest, Art Palmer-1 mean
Doctor Palmer" he corrected
himself mockingly, wants to Know
whether you want to be spliced--
think he said-in his churchT
Her voice trembled even. more
Il was the way he had said Dear
est"
I'D like It very much II you
would"
I'D like 1t very much any
where" he assured her. He added
as everything going along as II
should?" He could not deny the
tenderness he felt for her. After
all, the situation she was facing
would he difficult for any girl.
"Oh, yes!" she assured him.
quite certain"
quite"
MAY l drop In this evening
There are a few things I want tc
talk about"
please do"
"Then-until this evening, dear
est" he said a bit too loudly. He
heard her half-whispered, Good
by"
Arthur. Palmer was studying 6
paper. knife which he twisted in hi
hands. He had known Barrett
Colvin for many years and now HI
was worried. Barrett's tone hat
sounded artificial and forced. Ar
thur Palmer wanted this marriage
to be a success. They both de
served that it should be. But {
marriage hadn't much chance with
out honesty, he had learned from
hearing. the troubles Of the mar
ried. as he did almost every day.
TT showed during the night a
AElinor lay wakeful. Just before
dawn she. fell asleep, to open he
eyes at nine on a day that wa
clear, cold and bright. Celeste wal
standing at her bedside, smiling
tenderly. For a moment Elinol
wondered at Celeste's presence ant
at her smile. Then 1t came back
the truth which was not a dream
And with the truth came full con
sciousness of the ordeal before her
1T is a beautiful day, this day
Of your marriage!" Celeste ven
tured. Celeste was happy about the
wedding. Only the French Cal
blend emotion and calculation with
but cheapening of either!
Elinor sat I'M. hugginc her knee,
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the frst time she saw the d.,
beauty without envy. Elinor
been very gentle since ,hs, :,
rible night. Ida. riding d,
town. wished she knew hown,.
her ,hai she wished thing,
been different.
"Your flowers are exqukA,
said Ida as she looked at Eli,,I
corsage. an artful blending !
spring blossoms which had NJ
chosen. after great thought h
Barrett. But those roses-"N
ended. brows raised question,
Father gave them TO me \,
some that were sent to b.l
Elinor answered. Every Inc.
the ride she had seen the cty
feur slowing her bags In the )
of the car. Perhaps becauss,I
action had made It so clear
she was not coming home al
that she was going to live In
rett Colvin's house. AS a "svs|
of course. But it was def
step, none the less: au e1tres
definite step. Yet what 4
could she have done? She vi
not deny those others-sll 4.
whom she loved-the adva1t,n
that would come to them th,ol.
her marriage.
AS she had done perhaps a tsu
"A sand times before she I'd
herself that she was doing u
right thing. She must NOT, d,
reflected, let this hurt Barrsa I
any way. He had been 20 u
about It. Few men would hi
felt about the will as he felt.
She saw the spire of the tnui
ahead of them, outlined through
! gap in towering buildings.
"We're almost there "
said.
Elinor felt her cheeks sttng,a
slipped a glove from her left As'
The night before he had brous
her a ring that bad made LII
eyes glitter with envy. 1t he'll
large, fawless diamond set sinp
beautifully. Elinor had not O
thought of an engagement ri
The need Of 1t was obvious. b
ever, she realized. and a part
the pretense. A moment. 81
? moments more. and that "a
finger would bear another ring
drew a deep breath. hoping u
It would steady her.
Then she saw Bessie and j
and the boys. waiting for The
Bessie was beaming and at
same time weeping.
Darling child" said Bessie
steadily as she moved toT'
Elinor.
well, WE'LL" murmured jim.
was pumping her hand uS a
down.
IL presume we may as well
in" Ida suggested with vei
ironic smile. Bessie's displa!
emotion was simply too fright
1t was, o: course. the sort Of
play to be expected from a Great
whose house was habitually seen
with cabbage and other odors II
what Bessie called plain. 0,
ishing foods" IL was all u
oughly revolving to Ida.
i She saw that Elinor Vas q
ing to her aunt's warm. pudgy,
gloved hand. Ida hated CID.
but something that had once
heart In her ached duly VIII
her knowing why.
The verger opened the door
the group made their way ih'o
church vestibule.
i. ITO Be ContiDued)
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Brevard Engineer
Project Director
For Camp Fla

BREVARD. July 7.-R. H.
Morrow, Brevard engineer, has
been appointed as project super
visor for Civilian Conservation
Camp Fla, lat, Gloucester lin the
PisgahS National. Forest taking
over his duties there Wednesday
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morning.
Mr.. Morrow will have charge
of all forestry and engineering
projects, and will have under his
supervision several expert fores-
tiers and road men who are now
at the Gloucester camp.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has duly qualified as
the administrator Of the estate of
the late Elizabeth B. Curtis, and
all persons having claims against
said estate will present them to
the undersigned on or before the
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by KATHARINE HAW[AND:IANOR

! "Oh-if you would" she an
swered, a little Gained. 1--WE had
nothing but that sort OF thing all
day. It's been dreadful. It makes
me so ashamed. l hate-cheat-
ing,"
DO yong" he thought bitterly.
staring down at her. But he would
not let himself brood so.
Wait here. will you?" he asked.
Il want to see you moment be-
fore ! 60"
I'll wait" she promised.
Mr.. Streeter. the determined col.
lector. gave Barrett long. item
:zed Bill headed. Madame Yvette."
On il were listed frocks. under
! things. a sweater. hat or two. and
AZ amazing total.
The were bought by Mrs. Stat
ford" the man explained,
"Um--are you Madame Yvette?"
Barrett questioned. lie. felt abb
surdly Iight-hearted.
Mr.. Streeter grinned shcepishly.
"You have. 70 have some, kind OF
name" he replied.
II am Barrett Colyin," said Bar
rett. Miss Stafford and | are 10
be married soon. Your bill will be
attended to. I'll send you my
check as soon as Miss Stafford be-
comes Mrs. Colvin. Does that sat
isfy you:".
He heard the mans assurances
that It did. In Bprrett's mind the
words re-echoed, Mrs. Colyin--
Mrs. Parrett Colvin--Elinor Col
vim"
The engagement is not secret"
Barrett went on. "but do not want
this interview reported. Do l make
myself understood"
"ob, certainly" Mr.. streeter as
sured him. Suddenly the collector
melted and became human. He
saw that Barrett was obviously
happy and excited. II took him
back to his own counting days.
"Mr. Colviu," he said weightily.
pm sure you're going to be very
! happy"
BARRETT laughed de!ightedly.
- Thanks" he said.
THE signs are right" Streeter
assured him. bowling from the
doorway.
When Barrett left q half hour
later it was with the consciousness
that he was to DO married 10 Elinor
Stafford at noon the following day.
Re had Marcia to tell, Clergyman
to see and a ring to buy-no, two
rings to buy. Her room must be
arranged in his house. Her room
the one that connected with his
own, so that the servants would
not suspect how, things were.
It was bit upsetting TO realize
that within "a hours he was to be
married to a girl with whom he
must masquerade every sign Of al.
lection, a girl whom he could not
respect. as he should, a girl who
cid not love him and whom he did
! net love.
| AS soon as ne had reached home
he said sharply. Higgins, get Mrs.
Radnor ON the telephone for me,
please" .. e.: ...'..
! Marcia, he knew, could direct
him to someone who would make
Elinor's room as attractive as it
should be. He was determined that
everything should be made pleasant
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

HaRRETT C0LYIS. hack IN
Kew York after years abroad.
mills In love with ELINoR. STAR
RorsD. He IL 20 md she 10. ~.
r-Jtpor returns his affection hut
hsr j~ninuS. -rhemin= mother.
EYDS STAFFORD. brooks mp the
romance by. convincing barre"
lint. EiInor WINS only flirting with
him,
Rich Miss Elm sexton. Eiinor's
nuut. dies. mud 10 the despair Of
tho relatives. leave. her entire
fortune TO Rnrrrtt. Lidn sf"n"rd
bSs boon niriipE with VANCE
CARTER. when Vance icnras
Shr will not dI-or-P her husband.
RENTwEHL STA FF0R y. he
shoots Brntweu. ~ IL unrertni"
yhct5rr the woundrd mnn VIII
live oV die.
Barrctt docs not want Miss
SIJR's money hut ran rnt give
% bnck tn tho rIEhtful ipbcritors.
because OF thrir pride. suddenly
n plan rerars 90 him. lie tells
EiIuor hat ~ xhc will marry him
aud i've ~ guest In his home
for 9rrr ne will give her the
entire sum {" divide between her
relatives, knowing the mn1fy
n,ny save her fathers ii:c' Eiinor
agrees.
NOW 90 on NTH TIL; STORY
CHAPTER Xxi
DARRE'rT said dccisively. SHOW
" Mr.. s,treeter to the hall. please
Benson. and tell him that miss
stafrord's fiance-will see him
here"
The. butler. after one frank look
}, surprise. stiffly piloted the bill
collector toward the front OF the
apartment.
Eljnor had risen. Barrett rose
also and stood looking down al her
There is no other way out OF all
this for you or mo either" he re
minded her gently.
az don't-suppose there is." she
agreed.
81 hope you don't mind my max
Ing the decision for you?" he added
mo" she answered. 81 don't
There was n moments silence
Barrett broke it with, "Elinor--,
shall have to call you that, you
know" He paused.
"Yes."
81 don't want anyone to know oil
this arrangement OF ours. Least
Of all, your mother"
Neither do T." she agreed with
y gasp.
II was settled. he saw. He hat
done it. Because OF all that has
happened" he went on, II thinf
we should be married as soon as
possible. Would tomorrow be al
right?"
oh" ....
AT what time tomorrow, Eli
noF?" ..- DIE.
She molstened her lips. II donr
care" she whispered. "Wheneye,
Fon like--wheneve: you think best
"Then noon If that suits YOU"
ut will suit mo as we'll as any
lime" she answered. She wa:
deeply shaken, he saw, and afraid
LIE stepped closer to her.. "Loos
TX up at me-" he ordered. She
obeyed. do you trust me-" hs
went on.
"I-think SOL" she responded
weakly. '-."' ... $685.. IL,
"You must You know" he stated
Inflexibly. "There must be nc
think about Il, and--you can!
want you to understand that.
She nodded; he saw she could
not trust herself, to speak.
"I9l see that man now" he, said
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for the girl during the year ID
which together they must make the
world believe their lie..
Marcia was amazed. She repeat
ed again and again that she was
so happy" for Barrett. He heard
her fluttering, excited comment and.
after he had put down the tele
ubone again, paused thoughtfully.
All this was not going to be en-.
tirely easy. .....
Then, hurrying to the hall, ne.
uicked up his hat and set out once
more. He had to see Arthur Pal
mer who was both personal
friend and the. clergyman OF the
church the Colyins had attended
for years.
TWENTY minutes later Palmer, a
pleasantly athletic type OF man
with keen, kind eyes, rose from be-
hind a Uttered desk. whats up
he asked. Another trip to Gohi?"
BETTER than that" Barrett an
swered. dropping his hat and
gloves to the one cleared space on
the desk. will you marry me to-
morrow at noon'?"
"WiH II. Great hat! or course
d will. Who's the grip
Barrett sat down and told him.
Know herr" he asked.
Ills old friend nodded slowly. 4
know Of her." he said. i've oil.
ways looked on you. Barry. as one
OF the finest men l know but I'm
darned IL you aren't lucky. I've
never understood how Miss Stat
ford could be the sort Of girl she Is
She hasn't had much to help her
but she's beautiful inside as well
as. out. I'm glad for you, Bar
-e.t--"
Thanks. awfuily."
Did it happen suddenly?'
Rather"
"And for her, TOO, I suppose"
"She seems to think I'm all
right" Barrett answered, thinking,
IF she did l might play the credu.
lous fool again but--she doesn't"
Arthur Palmer wondered whether
| Elinor Stafford knew of the ex
istence of his friends ward and
the truth OF that matter. He hoped
so, Otherwise the facts could 80
easily be misunderstood and lead to
difficulties. He had seen Gerald al
Barrett's request. He had helped
Barrett find a new home for tho
youngstet and had been struck by
the fact that the boy resembled
Barrett so closely. ....'i
Arthur Palmer considered speak
ing of all this but dismissed the
though. He would mention 1t
later, he decfGoa.
Moon, you said?" he asked, flip
ping the leaves OF an engagement
book. .. ~''.'
Yes. if that suits you" "e'
"Great hat. you know you can
have your wedding when you want
it! I'd do aRything to make other
matters suit, Want to be married
in the church,"
II would" Barrett said slowly,
IF that's what she wants"
"Why not telephone herr" Pal
mer suggested, pushing the instru
ment forward.
Barrett called the number.
Ito Be Continued)
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and staring at window when
framed a square Of the glitterihs
world. She would go to the church
at L. to. meet Barrett Colvin. lhey
would be married. Then she Wouiu
60 with him to his house ana tnus
would start the pretense. that must
endure. for a year. Her father
would have everything ne needed:
her cousin, Philip, his, rightful
share. her aunt and UNCLE. an az
most.forgotten peace. and their
sons, the. chance they so deserved.
The Thropes would accept a share
of the money from her. Elinor was
certain. .r... r,.... .n
Celeste was running her bath.
An almost overpoweringly sweet
scent floated to Elinor from the
room that was filing with steam.
Celeste had evidently borrowed
boldly from one Of the many
Venetian glass bottles, standing on
the peacock blue shelves OF her
mothers dressing room.
Something old and something
new. something borrowed and
somethin; blue." chanted Celeste
returning.
Elinor laughed. But haven't
anything that isn't old. Celeste!
she admitted.
Celeste had considered that, she
confessed. nodding. She had
slipped out to. buy a. Handkerchief
and if Mademoiselle would deigr
to carry that it would be new.
Celeste then reached into
pocket Of her pert small apron
Elinor took the offering. a pretty
bit Of cob-web linen. broad
hemmed and embroidered with
bold "E. S.
! ut was sweet OF you. Celeste!'
exclaimed Elinor. Her mother
had had no thought Of her. Sh'
had been thinking only Of how
much Barrett would do now t
make I'D for his "treachery" abou
the will.
Last night L added the let
ters." said Celeste. "Ah. and will
love. I thought of you-thinkinl
of your sweetheart!"
EbINoR flushed. True, she hat
IL thought OF the one Celest'
called "her sweetheart" most o
the night but not as Celeste hat
dreamed.
II shall keep the handkerchie
always, Celeste" she said. II an
so grateful to you, and I'm goini
to show It to Mr.. Colvin."
"Ah, Mademoiselle, you are 81
sweet! l dream, that some day
may be in your service!"
II would like nothing better
Celeste. I'll remember that.
Elinor promised.
Even Ida felt an unwonte'
thawing when Elinor appeared a
half past IL from her father
room. She had been sittin
, silently by his bed. her hand Oh
his, weak hand, her eyes on 81
which, smiled; at her.
Leaving him. STOPPING aboV
him she had heard him murmuT
"My-blessings-
Ida saw Elinor's wet eyes bn
what struck her more acutely wa
; her daughters painful shabbiness
you should have somethtn
new" she broke out sharply
that old coat and dress"
They'll do"
81 presume they'll have to. TIL
car Is waiting"
Yes. I'm ready-if you are.
quite"
Elinor was lovely in spite
her shabbiness. Ida saw. and 10
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NOTICE Of FORECLOSURE
SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power and authority conferred
upon me by that certain Deed of