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Miscellaneous Markets.


Additional New York markets, compiled
by the Associated Press
SUGAR-Futures. No. 3; closed steady,
2.36b: September. 241b: December.
s sasb; =, .S January. a.1sb; March 2.a1b;
TOBACCO - Futures closed barely
steady Bright; July, 25.3oa50; Sep
coFFEEwspot quiet Rio No. =. eHa
re- Santos No. 4. si4ai7; cost and freight
offerings included; Santos Bourban IS and
IS at 1.10a9O. Rio futures closed quiet;
sales. 1000: December, 5.31n May. 5.49n.
Santos futures quiet. sales. 5000; July,
1.1Sn; September. .s3n: December, ism;
March. : "a; May 7.a9n.
RAW HIDE-Futures closed strong. S.
AZ higher; sales. 100000 pounds. Sep
TENDER 1910; December, 1o,46b' March
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed firm.
31-34 higher; sales. No. L standard 21s
contracts. July. 1855; September. 1858;
October 1214n: December. 12.ss; jan
uary 12.96b; March, 1871; smoked,
ribbed spot 12.5On.
RAW SILK-Futures closed strong, By
j s5; October. Iasisb; December: / % isb:
Open market quotations t60cday basis:
Shanghai steam filature 1sT seriplane
2O-22s, 150: Canton double extra "A
14-16s. .25: Japanese special crack dou-
BILE extra So seriplane 13-15s, 1.3Sl2.
Bid. Nominal.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc
Company announced, effective August
5, price advances on It's lines up to
ia per cent.
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Washington Exchange

SALES.
Potomac Electric So pfd.-5 at l0834
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric 5i2@o pfd.-5 at
1872.
Potomac Electric 6et pfd.-5 at l09.
Capital Transit Colo at 1912, 10 at
1912, 10 at 1912, 5 at 1872.
Potomac Electric sc pfd.-2 at 1922.
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BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE phRAM
BY private wire direct to The Star.
Approximate transactions Today.
IL 3 { r T Y

Hieh. Low. Close.
lstcv4lts 32-47. 1908 1908 100"
4th ~ l933-Ss.. 1922 1927 1922
4th Az 33-3s rg. l02 lo2 l02
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COMMODITY PRICES
tReported BY chss D. Barney 4 Co,

NEW YORK. June 4.---The Associated
Press wholesale price index of 20 basic
commodities today advanced to 71.o7.
The previous day il was 1Oio. a week
ago. ISL. month aso 72.60 and a
year ago 81 80
Range Of recent years:
1885 1884, 1898
High .. 154S 7"55 $40
Low ..-...... 500 1851 $685.
THE 1929 average EQUALS 1909
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MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. June .P'-Silver futures
closed steady. l55-2lO lower Sales 40
nj
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. June LP-Follovine is
the complete official list of transactions
IN stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
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II
o 1895 NEA Service. Inc.

he have an honest emotion with
out someone saying he's acting?"
az wasn't taking you for a
fool" 10 told him. "And it's
nice of you to-to tell me what
YOU did. 1t wouldn't be honest
if I told YOU | wasn't pleased.
But you sec, /" She faltercd'
hclplcssly. ....r ...
He looked at her a moment.
He still seemed annoyed and an
CRY, not so. much at her as at
himself, at something beyond the
control of either of them.
"I know" he said. "You don't
care to hear those things because
Pm an actor-Pvc q public-and
a wife besides. You wouldn't
mind hearing that you're mad
dcning attractive, if it came from
a man who could do something
about it, would you?"
At his swift torrent of words,
his strange piercing glance. 10
was frightened. '1-I'm afraid
7 don't understand you, Mr..
Fragonet." ...
When he answered her it was
slowly, evenly. "I'm in love with
vou.' He spoke quietly, watch
ing her as blandly as though he
had Just told her the day was
warm. His dark hair was plas
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statue Of a man, watching her'
10 brought herself upright with
startled Swiftness..
do you think it's nice too
scare person like that?" she in
uuircd.
"You were too beautiful to
disturb" Fragonct told her, laugh
ing. Anybody ever tell you that
with your gold hair and those
blue eyes, and that gorgeous
body, you're like Goddess?"
10 laughed to hide her en-,
barrassment at the dircctness of
his words, the even greater dl-
rectness Of hi dark, serious gaze
"a goddess" she repeated
GLOW can you imagine goddess
all sun-tanncd?"
ppm not imagining one" he
told her. "1'm seeing her, quite
actually"
"Rca!ly, Mr.. Fragonet, you're
reminding me now of the way
I've heard YOU talk in some OF
your pictures"
=
He made gesture of annoy
ancc, almost of anger. Con
found it, 10, | mean what In
saving now. Why is it that be-
cause a man makes his living II
pictures he must he taken tol
such n fool. always? Why cam
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tered wet against his forehead:
it dripped water down his eyes
and cheeks. "I'm in love with
you" he repeated. Can you
understand that" Ha. g.,..
For a long time 10 watched
the edge of the float, dipping
rhythmicallv into the lake and
out again. staining the white
boards dark. .n
You've forgotten your pub
lie" she answered Mt last. try
ing to keep her voice even and
light. "More important, Mr..
Fragonct, you've forgotten -. :.
Mrs. Fragonet. ...
"But if it weren't for Mrs.
Fragonet, what would you say?'
10 raised her eyes. 81 :.
don't know" she told him.
,,,.,(To be continued) r5.. .
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"You shouldn't let your temper
get the best of you, 10. It's a
good thing to have spirit and
flrc-but in a position Like yours
here at Crest Lake you have to
watch YOURSELF"
"l'll see if I can't be mora
careful" 10 said slowly. But
deep down inside her was a burn
ing rage. SO he, too, thought it
necessary to remind her that she
must never assume too much
while she was hostess at Crest
Lake Inn? Very probably BabS
had already told him Of the lit
tie incident, and now he was re-
buffing her, very gently, but
very surely. too.
81 wasn't quite certain of all
my duties as yet" 10 said, final
ly. 81 didn't know they included
lighting the young ladies Gig
arets."
He stopped dancing, stood
back from her a moment and
gripped her arm gently. Easy
now, old girl" He studied her
face. go, you've been so grand
il don't want you to disappoint
me now"
"In other words, you're telling
me not to be little fool" she
said quietly. Then she looked at
him, nodded her head slowly.
you're right, too. And l shan't
let it happen again"
A week later, 10 Darien lay on
the swim-float, her eyes closed
against the bright sun, her milk
white suit an easily distinguish
able mark from the shore.
Peter Fragonct, walking so
swiftly down from the Inn that
his beach robe flarcd out behind
him, saw the white figure on the
float, and smiled. For two days
he had been trying to get a
word or two with 10 Darien
alone, but that was a. difficult
business. One minute she was
on the tennis court with some
COMPOUNDED guest, and the next
she was riding through the woods
with that aviator fellow. If it
wasn't one thing it was another
and Fragonet & wanted very
much to talk with 10 Darien. She
interested him in a. number of
ways, not the least Of which was
the way she had apparently
changed Stree their first meeting
at the Crest axe station. That
day she had seemed nothin@ more
than happy young glrl-un-
usually attractive, yes, but then
his own Hollywood was filled
with unusually attractive girls.
This one had changed somehow,
and right before his eyes.
Letting his beach robe drop,
Fragonet ran down to the lake
! in his crimson trunks, and struck
the water like a knife. began
swimming toward the float in
powerful overland strokes. AS
he drew nearer he swan more
quietly, and he had pulled HIM
self up on the float before 30
was aware of his presence.
When she sensed his presence
and opened her eyes, Fragonet
was sitting silently, a dripping
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her heart whlrred inside her
breast when she saw Rabs Mont
gomery hanging Familiarity against
Marsh arm? If she were not
then why had she forgotten Bret
Paul so uuickly-forgotten eX.
cept for a few fleet flashes OF
memory that passed as soon as
they came? If she were not
why couldn't she be thrilled, as
any young girl might, at being
attended first by Todd Barstor
and now, at this very moment,
byPeter Fragonet?
She lost step with Fragonet;
they hesitated for the fraction
of a moment, and she heard hin
say, "Tm sorry :"
at was my fault" 10 said
reddening.
AS the music stopped she saw
Marsh excuse himself from Babs
leaving her on one of the divans
near the wall. Even when FragO,
net had returned to his wife, and
10 was with Barston again, she
was conscious of Babs' steady
and triumphant gaze. Even tho
she did not look at Babs directly
she had the feeling that Babs was
claiming a victory and wanted
10 to know.
"Oh Miss Darien :" Babs
voice drifted low and clear across
the floor, and 10 turned Ques'
tioningly.
Miss Darien, there aren't any
matches about. Would you
mind?"
Jo stared at the Montgomery
girl on the divan, and for a mo-
ment the imperious question
meant nothing. Then she realized
that Babs was, quite simply, ask
ing for light for her cigarct
and that she was requesting il
from 10 as an employe Of the
Inn. She was conscious of Bars
ton fishing for his lighter, anc
when at last he had produced il
10 took it from his hand anc
walked to the divan.
"Thcre you are, Babs," she
said, striking the light and hold
ing it at the end of Babs' Gig
aret. "And why not just call me-
10? You called me by my first
name at school-and it's more
appropriate, anyway, for ser
wants" With that 10 let tho
lighter snap out, returned t.
Todd Barston and handed it t.
him.
81 don't know what you said,
Barston told her, as they begar
dancing, "but l wish you coulc
sec her face"
"I'm afraid l was very rude
said 10. =,
"Good," said Barston succinct
ly. 800
She was relieved when at las
Douglas Marsh asked her t
dance.
you're as charming as ever,
he said, "but you seem troubled
10. Anything wrong"
"I'm a little afraid | said too
much to Babs Montgomery. She
made me angry and Il suppose
I was Just plain rude"
Marsh was silent a moment
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administrs-
tor of the estate of John Flicker.
deceased, in the Superior Court OF
Henderson County, this is to no.
tify all persons hajing claims
against the estate of said de-
ceased to present them to the UNI
dersigned on. or before the 18th
day of June. 1886, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment. .f. ave EE... g,.
This 18th day of June, 1885.
A. flicker, Administrator,
Hendersonyille, N. G.
6-18-Tues-6tp'
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Rrc1N HERE TO-DAY

10 Darien, finishing her first
year in college, learns her faith
err is out of work. 10 hunts a, job
ard secures part time work In a
marine supply store. There she
meets wealthy, handsome Doug
las Marsh who offers her the
Job of hostess at his inn at Crest
Lake. 10 accepts and this causes
quarrel with Bret Paul to
whom she is engaged. 10 breaks
the engagement.
She goes to Crest Lake. Marsh
warns her that many people con-
slider his mother eccentric. 20 Is
sure that Mrs. Marsh disiikes
hr. ........- ....,..
Babs Montgomry, school ae-
qusirtance who is jealous of JOS
popularity, arrives with her par
ents. Peter Fragnet, motion
picture star, and his wife, also
engage rooms at the inn. Marsh
takes 10 to the station to meet
MIR. and Mrs. Fragonet.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
While dancing, Fragonet was
not the gay and laxative young
man he had been that afternoon
in Douglas Marsh's car. He
guided 10 in silence, easily and
perfectly, and his steps, grace
full rather than intricate, never
theless seemed to respond to the
everchanging moods of the rhy-
thin that was as modern as to-
morrow. 10 liked to dance IN
silence, ana she was thoroughly
enjoying this dance with Fragoo-
net when, suddenly and lneXpll--
cably, her balance was shattered
by the sight of Babs and Douglas
Marsh coming into the room TO-
gether.
1t was then. while her emo
lions were sharpened by a tune
from Tin Pan Alley, and while
she was in the arms of man
for whom, literally, millions OF
women longed, that 10 darlen
faced sQuarelv a question she
had been avoiding for days. Was
she is love with Douglas Marsh!
If she were not, then why had
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ROOFING. Composition roofing
raising in price. Let US furnish
you with Certain-teed compost
ton shingles and roll roofing.
tx cedar air dried shingles.
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
rloy extra heavy pure zinc
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Sl1,Ooo.Oo BEING PLACED in
loans on homes in July. Easy
terms for borrowers. Safety
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15-Miscellaneous

BICYCLES for sale or rent
and we repair them. Keith Tire
Company, Seventh avenue and
Locust street. Phone 90. =
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ll-Household Goods

FOR SALE-Extension oak din
ING table, "a inches wide, will
seat 16 persons. Walnut side
board, 40 inches high, 80 in
ches wide with marble slab.
In good condition. Phone SCI
or address Lock Box 532, Hen
dersonvillc. ...
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BE A WORLD VoYAGER. Span
oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models have
arrived. Brunson FURNITURE
Co
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- Newly furnished
rooms with lavatory adjoining
bath. plenty hot water, Sim
mons beds, bountiful meals.
Desirable section, close in
Rates $6 to $40. Rooms $3.50
up. Mrs. Livingston, 81 Bun
cOmbe street.
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For Rent
16-Apartments

BEDROOM AND KITCHENETTE,
completely furnished. Close in.
AT Buncombc street, between
Third and Fourth avenue west.
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BUILDING AND REPAIRING
can be done most advantage
ously at this time. Let us
serve you. Rigby-Morrow Go;
Lumber, Builders Supplies ana
Mill Work. Fourth avenue
east. Phone 81.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Comnany.
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4O-MiscellaneSIs

WANTED: Large Iron Safe.
Phone 81, o. Roy Keith, Real
Estate.
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l2-Radios and Service

THEY ARE HERE! New 1896
PhilcO. The finest radio ever
built. See them at The Brun-
son Furniture Co.
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Seeds and Plants

~ PRICES until August
~. 'aIi and winter heading
re re and collard plants.
al Bitch, 800 Third ave-
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7-Professional Services

MASSEUSE. R. N.
Colonic irrigation, hourly nurs-
ing. 221 Fourth avenue west.
Telephone 462-W.
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LEONA ALLEN YOUNG, regis
tered optometrix. Correct test
ing and fitting. Main street,
next door State Trust Co. :
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SECOND FLOOR TWO-ROOM
APARTMENT, furnished; reason
able rates by month or season.
TAI Seventh Ave. East. Phone
OSI
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PAY YOUR TAXES Wit H
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET A S E S S M E MS.
PHONE 81. o. ROY KEITH,
REAL. ESTATE.
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Special Notices

CRAZY CRYSTALS Coo and ST.
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Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsln 39c,
heavy mineral oil 49c. Freeze
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WANTED
2S-Help (Male)

MAN for coffee route. S4S-a-
week opportunity. Automobile
pivcn as bonus. Write Albert
Mills, 1853 Monmouth, Gin
cinnati. q.
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| For Sale
auto, and Accessories

III DAY We add more Ford
4 Chevrolet auto parts, also
II for late model cars. Jack
Motor Supply. l3l Fourth
Inc east. Phone 300.
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19-Business Places

HALL FOR RENT-43x14 feet
with piano and chairs. Day or
month. Arcade Bldg. Apply
Dairy Products store.
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l7-Houses

COMPLETELY FURNISHED
Month or season. Five rooms
and bath. garage. Midway
street. first house off Fifth
avenue west.
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23-Miscellaneous

RIDE A BIKE" for your health's
sake. We sell, rent and repair
them. Keith Tire Company,
Seventh avenue and Locust
street. Phone 90.
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS of
tone, power. foreign reception.
In cabinets of exquisite charm.
1886 Philco. .Brunson Furni-
ture Company, y
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-27

MT. and Mrs. Lars Tjernagel have moved to Grantly Avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-27

In less than five minutes after the alarm was given last evening, the Teller Fire Department was on the job at Percy Blatchford's residence. No damage was reported.
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NEW CHANCE FOR ALASKA MINERS

Everyone interested in Alaska minng-and every live Alaskan should be-wil find for opportunity opened in the plan of the federal to make ten million dollars available for loans to the mining industry
 Not to exceed $2OOO0 will be loaned on any individual property Many property will be able to get under way with fraction of that
 The required for initiating many hardrock or placer proposition of merit need not be large. Oentmes modest equipment will get property producing in such way will yield enough to expand operations until tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of equipment sometimes millions be negotiated through customary financial or business channels
 The big thing after locating likely proposition is to get started The has wisely recognized this fact Therefore up $20OOO per property will be made available
 Many fine properties in Alaska have been retarded in their development because of lack of for the initial work
 Certain Anchorage people known already to be- planning wire Washington to ask for loans under the new plan Many others in Alaska should catch the spirit and send their requests
 Precaution be taken not to request aid for wildcat propositions Anyone doing will waste his time The government will have competent engineers geologiss make examinations of properties before advancing the loan the fake operator will only get himself into hot water and expose himself false He better think twice and keep out of it from the start
 But the with property of merit willing to get in and work to make good will have the hearty endorsement of every fair minded individual and of the government
 A opportunity is knocking at the door of Alaska miners A1aska's mineral output may be stepped up mil lions by sezing this opportunity Times
 A survey shows that more babies born to parents relief than to the number not relief Uncle Sam always generous godfather.
 Subscribe for the Daily Nugget 2oo per month by carrier
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Interesting Items About Alaskans

The N. c Company has the con- tract for carrying the mail up the Porcupine River season.. Essaue Thompson is the carrier.
 Anchorage lodge F & A M installed officers last week, Arthur R Sessions being worshipful master.
 Mrs. Johanna Horton was install ed as worthy matron of Seward Chapter Order of Eastern Star. last week. Mrs Josephine Sheldon is secretary.
 Cornee Samuel Morris and Miss Eva Harris were married at Fair banks recently. The groom is en- gagged in mining in the Coal Creek district and the bride arrived on one of the last boats from Gadsden, AL abama.
 Miss Thelma Harvey of Juneau, was married recently to Bernard Boyle. of the Alaska-Juneau mine.
 The village of Hope was flooded by torrential rains recently and it was necessary to dynamite a jam at the bridge on Resurrection Creek in order to save the structure. The bridge at the Palmer Mining Com- pany camp went out.
 Made in Germany and known to have been in the family for 125 years is the record of a violin that has recently been received by Ruth Reisner of Seward, from her rela- tives in Germany.
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TELLER NEWS (Nugget Special Correspondence)

Feb. 20, 1885. The Misses Ethel Marx and Ad- ella Vollmers entertained a few friends at dance last Saturday evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-27

Mail the Nome Daily Nugget to your friends, and let them know about the rebuilding of Nome. ......
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-27

L. Steffensen is spending few days in Teller; the guest of Frank Miller, ST.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-27

Teller Mission reports that the humps had finally reached the will lage. There were two new cases on Friday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-27

Edgar, Norman, Harold and Will bur Tweet, Frank Miller, Jr. and Charles Thompson who have been seal hunting at Douglass returned to town for the weekend.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-27

The N. c Company has the con- tract for carrying the mail up the Porcupine River season. Essaue Thompson is the carrier.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-27

Mrs. B. Havercamp of Teller Mis-. sion spent a couple of days with MT and Mrs. Mattick..
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-27

Anchorage lodge F & A M installed officers last week, Arthur R Sessions being worshipful master.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-27

The last storm drove a good deal of ice into Douglass so Thos. Blatch ford, John Muller and several of the other boys who have been hunt ing down the coast returned to town for a few days.