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Grains Go Down
Sharply in Active
Chicago Market
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 15.-A burst CT
selling struck the grain market today,
whirling wheat prices down cents TO
the lowest point in almost three
months. Trading volume expanded
sharply as operators liquidated hold
ings in sympathy with acute weak
ness in foreign markets, particularly
Winnipeg, and in stocks and cotton.
Other grains broke with wheat.
Apprehension as to outcome Of the
gold clause case before the Supreme
Court and a decline in foreign ex-
change induced selling which brought
a large volume of stop loss orders into
execution.
Wheat closed 2s4 to 37s cents lower.
compared with Mondays finish, May.
95a95l4. September deliveries showed
loss of AS cents at one time.
Corn was 2l2 to cents on at the
close, within Is of the maximum loss
permitted by trading rules. May closed
at 84l2a5s Oats lost 2 cents and rye
around cents. Provisions also were
Sharnlv lOUor
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stockholders. A liquidating dividend
of 279,544 shares of Transcontinental
& Western Air owned by North
American Aviation was among other
measures taken to comply with the
act. The election of James H. Kindel-
berger, formerly chief engineer Of the
Douglas Aircraft Co., as president Of
North American Aviation, also was
announced,
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MANY BUYERS EXPECTED.

NEW YORK, January Is R.-A
heavy influx of textile buyers here
is looked for during the next few
weeks. It Is said manufacturers have
equipped themselves more extensively
than for several seasons in assort-
ments of fabrics and models.
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All markets received by private direct to The STAR

1874 Stocks ana
High. Low. Dividend Rate. A
llM 3 Adams Express....
34A is Adams Mills (2)...
11h 64 Addressograph...
7s 3k Advance Rumley. y.
81 AZ Affiliated Prod t60c)
1l3 9lA Air Reduction 3D..
So Ia Airway Elec Appli. u.
23h 16M Alaska Jun (t1 20).
7h 2% Albany Wrap Paper
5h 1h Alleg Corp tk).....
1914 A. Alleg Cp w$30w(k).
1904 l15h Allied Chem go.
23M 10% Allis- Cha liners.
20h liz Alpha P Gem (a25c)
ia 21A Anal Leather E. t..
As 25 Anal Leath pf (j2).
b5& 80 Amerada Corp CD. =.
IS 25h Am Az Chem Del(2)
25N liz Am Bank Note.
501a 40 Am Bank Nte pf t3)
38 49,. Am Brake Shoe soc.
122 96 Am Brake Sh of (D
1l4s4 90N Am Can tt5).
33h II Am Car & Foundry.
5612 80 Am Car & Found pf
70h 46h Am Chicle (t3k)...
621a 20s. Am Comcl Alcohol.
1914 6la Am Crystal Sugar.
72h 461s Am Crystal Sug pf.
5 III Am Enca ustic.
1871 3Is Am & Foreign Pwr.
25 IL Am 4 For Pw pf t6)
80 1l& Am 4 For Pw pf 90
171s 6ls Am & For Pw I'd pf.
22A 10ls Am Hawaiian SS1
l01a 3l2 Am Hide & Leather.
42h IT'S. Am Hide K Leath pf
36ss z6ls Am Home Prod 2.40
10 3 Am Ice Co. .......
II 4s4 Am International.
Ia ~ Am La France (k). q.
10 3h Am La Fran pf tk).
3Ss. 14la Am Locomotive. E.
74'A 351s Am Locomotive of.
2:ss 12ss Am Mch&Fyts0c)..
l0h Sl4 Am Mach 4 Metals.
PISS l27s Am Metals. .......
81 63 Am Metals pf.
l2l4 5 Am Power & Light.
264 9la Am Pal S. of lA)
297s l1ss Am P&L S6 pf (l1a)
17sa 10 Am Radiator. ......
28h 1915 Am Rolling Mills.
6S So Am Safety RazortD
7A 21s Am Seating........
80 17as Am Shipbldg (2)...
2ss 81 Am Ship & Conn.,.
51h 301. Am Smelt & Ref. -.
109la TN Am S&R Sc pf (j3).
125 100 Am S&R 7% pf o..
II 4S& Am Snuff tt3 Il -,
26l5 los Am Steel Foundry.
44a. 81 Am Stores (t2h)...
~ as Am Sugar CD. .....
129ls 1881 Am Sug pf T.....
"a 13s. Am Sum Tob d..
1854 l00ls Am Tel & Tel t9)...
ssh 65h Am Tobacco (5).
SO 81 Am Tobacco B t5)..
1909 107A Am Tobacco pf t6).
2Ss4 7s4 Am Type Fdrs pf (k)
27sa 12ss Am Water Wks ID.
so 81 Am Wat W 1st (6)..
In Z Am Woolen.. ......
s3A 36 Am Woolen pf.
8 3A Am Zinc & Lead. 80.
17s4 10 Anaconda Copper. =,
17zs Ga Anaconda Wire. ...l
24s. 1875 Anchor Cap t60c).
S9ls 26l4 Archer-Dan-M 3D..
Ga 81 Armour of Illinois. {.
7lh 46h Armour III pr pf (6)
IS 54 Armour of Ill pf. 80.
Sss 8 Arnold Constable. ..
1874 IA Asso Dry Goods. 90.
647s SO Asso Dry G I'd pf. ..
73s. 45A Atch To & S F (h2).
80 701s Atch To&S F pf (5).
5414 241a Atlantic Coast Line.
35A 211a Atlantic Ref (D....
SSH 3514 Atlas Powder CD.
57sx l6la Auburn Auto. .....
los. 80. Aviation Corp Del. I.
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~ III Gabriel Co (A).....
20 8 Gamewell Co. ......
11h 81 Gen Am Investors.
81 73 Gen Am In pf WV s.
43& 80 Gen Am Transt1k)
23ls IL Gen Asphalt.
l4% 6Is Gen Baking ths5c).
10S1a 100 Gen Baking pf (8)..
l0h 5 Gen Bronze. .......
6lA 2N Gen Gable. ......
33 14ls Gen Cable pf.
59s. u Gen Cigar tD......
25h 1914 Gen Electric (60c).
S6A % Gen Foods t1.80)...
Is. y Gen Gas 4 El tA)...
62h so Gen Ital Ed th3.39).
64ls 81 Gen Mills t3).
11s l03 Gen Mills pf (6)....
AZ 24ss Gen Motors %.
109 s9A Gen Motors pf t5)..
6HS 81 Gen Outdoors Adv.
81 81. Gen Outdoors AdvA
2Sls l01s Gen Print Ink (f1).
So 1874 Gen Prtg Ink pf go
45A 23la Gen Ry Signal 3D..
3ss Gen Realty & Util. .
26ss 10 Gen Realty&Util pf.
231 10h Gen Refractoriss. ..
20 10 Gen Rsfrac ctfs.
lS1a 17h Gen Stl Casting pf..
l47t Sls Gillett SAT Ras ID.
72 ~ Gillette SAT r pf(6),
80 16h Gimbel Bros pf.. ..
2s% 15as Glidden Co (f1.1O..
1919 S3 Glidden Co pr pf 90
- 9Is 3,t Gobel (Adolf)......
20 16 Gold Dust (1.20)...
18 3 Goodrich (B F..
62% 35ls Goodrich (B F. pf..
41A 1874 Goodyear T & Rub. i.
S6A 81 Goodyear 81 pf 90.
la. 3M Gotham Silk Hose.
Az III Graham-Paigs.....
1854 4 CRANKY Consol. ...-
So 4 Grand Union. .....
40 20 Grand Union pf (0.
40% 2s Grant wv II d..
32h l2h Great Northern pf..
15h S1a Grt Nor Greg (h50c)
35h 25 Grt West Sug(2.40).
81, q Guantanamo Sugar.
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~. 3as Zonite Products... AZ AZ ~
Sales OF Stocks the New York Exchange
1900 AM 10000 1900 Noon $4,000
100 P.M...... 100000 $500 PM...... $4,000
Dividend above table are the annual
cash payments based the latest quarterly hayear
declarations
ncp Bins IN ss5 Psd t rate "
stock Payable cash stock PussI special preferred
dividends this Companies recevershp
stock Plus 2es stock. Ex dividend -
Evening star., 1935-01-15

44as 1874 California Pkgt1h)
ia n Callahan Zinc. .....
65s 2N Calumet & Hecla.
1874 6 Campbell -Wyant...
29h 1914 Canada Dry G A %
56h Asa Canada-South 3D..
lsh 1OM Canadian Pacific.
1OA 5ss Capital Admin tA).
IS "a Car Clin G. Ohio %.
s6% 81 Case I'D Co.
80 sos Case q ID pf t4)...
3ss4 % Caterpillar (tD.
44h I'm Celanese Corp.
5h IN Ceiotex Co (k).....
22% 61a Celotex Co of (k).
32M 1874 Cent Aguire lk)..
92 SO Central r r of N j..
l2% 51a Century Rio Mills.
AN 3OA Cerro de Pasco t2).
7H ga Certatn-teed Prod. :.
Asa 39h Ches & Ohio t2.S0)..
4SA "a Ches-Corp t2h)...,
Z IN Chi & Eastn Ill (k)~
8 1ss Chi & E Ill pf tk)
5h Ia Chi Great Western.
1lN 31a Chi Great West pf..
81 2 Chi Mil St P & Pac..
1914 3ls Chi Mil st P &P pf..
15 31a Chi & Northwestern
% 6s4 Chi & Northwest Of.
9M 3ss Chi Pneumatic Tool
2S% 14h Chi Pneu Tool pf.
3 2 CRI&P SO of (k)
9a 19sCRI&P7% pf tk).
3OA 1914 Chicka sha c o t2)..
1l3a 3$4 Childs Co..
6Oss 29N Chrysler Corp (1)..
24M 17N City Ice & Fuel 90.
2M "a City Stores tk).
N u City Stores ctfs (k).
As PAN Cluett-Peabody 90.
16lh 95h Coca-Cola (t7).
. 1874 9% Colgate-P P (50c)..
1929 681a Colg-Palm-P pf t6).
2Sh 10 Collins & Aikman.
"a IA Collins & AK pf(D.
81 3M Colo Fuel L. Irontk)
80 1Oh Colo Fuel & Ir of (k)
40x 16M Colorado & South. -.
33A IL Cole & Sou 1st pf...
80 IL Colo & Sou I'd pf.
l9N 6% Col Gas & Elec. ....
7s% So Col G & Ell pf A t6).
II Al Col G & Ell pf(B)(5)
4l% 21h Colum Pi. vtctm1).
TIA SO Colum Carb t3.40. g.
40A 1874 Comcl Credit a..
81 38 Comcl Creditt tA)(3)
10 91h Comcl c 1st pft6h)
3Oh "a Comcl Credit(B)(2)
81 35& Comcl Inv Tr(t2h)
36% 15s. Comcl Solv t60c).
ga l Comwlth & South.
52% 21h Comwlth 4 S pf t6)
35as 22 Congoleum-N Il SOY
81 81 Conn Ry & Lit (4h)
13x 5N Consol Cigar. .....
TAN ASH Con Cg pr pf WV 6h
6N 1ss Consol Film. -.
2Oss 1Oss Copsol Film of (j2)
47n 1917 Consol Gas N =. <1).
95 IL Consol Gas pf 3D..
~ IL Consol Laundries. ..
14h IN Consol OIL th42c). ..
112M 10S Consol Oil pf( S)...
ga 1aConsoi Textile. ....
1874 61s Container Corp (A).
81 2k Container Corp tB).
'141t 6A Cont Baking A)..,
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. January Is P.-Turpen-
tine Arm. 50h: sales. 3d.: receipts: 81:
Shipments. 233: stock. 1906. Rosin
arn,; sales. IO3: receipts. 295: shipments
2.eo9;; stock 155.a37 80 S6 9note: B si! 4,o2; e
4.7o; / and K. 4.75: M. 4s5; N. 500:
VIC. $50; WV and x. 600.
Evening star., 1935-01-15

American International Corp.-Net
asset value on December 81. 1884,
edlAled $6.67 q common share VS..
ei.oS on December 81, 1888.
Evening star., 1935-01-15
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. January Is H1.-Silyer
futures opened steady: Janpary 81 ,I h3n;
6e.0Ob; October. 56.35b; December, 56.90b.
Evening star., 1935-01-15
AVIATION FIRM MOVES
TO COMPLY WITH LAW
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclate0 PreSS.
NEW YORK, January 15.-Action
taken by North American Aviation,
Inc, to comply with the 1884 airmail
act was announced by z. r. Breech,
chairman Of the board, In letters to
Evening star., 1935-01-15

221s Ia Yale & Towne (6Oc)
Ia PA Yellow Truck. ....
22A 13 Young Sp & W 3D..
33s4 124s Youngstown Sc T..
59% "a Youngstwn SGT pf.
Evening star., 1935-01-15
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK. January IS dP.-Revenue
freight car loadings on railroads reporting
yesterdsy for the week ended January IL
included:
Evening star., 1935-01-15

1874 81 Ohio OIL th45c)....
z z Oliver Farm Equip.
27h 9 Oliver F Ea pr pf A.
6.A 3ks Omnibus Corp. 80.
14% 81 Oppenheim Collins.
1871 l21s Otis Elevator (60c)
10S 92 Otis Elev pf 3d..
3 81 Otis Steel.
rs 9 Otis Steel pr pf. ....
81 50 Owens-Ill Glass 90
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Roosevelt Orders
Change In Wage

! WASHINGTON, July 81. CUP
President Roosevelt yesterday
amended the rules governing
wages, hours and conditions of
employment on public works prof.
ects, Ito permit the ironing out
of inequalities"
Under the amended rules, the
works administrator may re-de-
fine regions set up in the original
schedule, in order to prevent diff
ferent wage rates among workers
accustomed to similar wages"
! Works administration officials
explained that under the old or
der, Cincinnati, Ohio, and New
port, KY, separated only by n
bridge, were given widely varying
wage rates for the same type of
work. Unskillcd labor at the Gin
cinuati end of the bridge received
$55 per month, and those at the
Newport end $40 per month.
The presidents amendment fix.
ed the same rate for both towns.
and authorized the works admin.
istrator to make similar adjust.
ments.
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JOS eyes were lowered, were
filming dangerously. She thought
Enthusiastically, Il mustn't cry! 1t
would be so utterly silly to cryn'
She blinked hard and held the
tears back, saying, Pm sorry,
too, Bret. There's no rea-
son why we shouldn't be friends
Then. not trusting herself fur
Their, she squeezed Bret's hand
stood poised on the edge of the
float for a second, and plunged
once again into the lake. She
swan vigorously for a good dis
lance parallel with the shore be
: fore she Joined Tubby who We
padding about safely IN shallow
er waters.
well" greeted Tubby, 81 70
ticed that Won and Bret had 4;
little reunion. Did you decide t.
bury the hatchct?"
10 nodded. "Wc're goot
friends
Tubby smiled approvingly. Z"
think that's swell, 10. | was sor
of worried there for n while. be
cause it wasn't like you at all t'
keep on being angry with Brc
under the circumstances
10 didn't realize then the. OK
act import of this remark o.
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UPWARD

UPWARD, July 31.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Jackson, Charles and
Richard Jackson, and Miss Anna
Jackson attended the happy birth
day supper of Miss Ursula Jack
son. Of New Hope. After the birth
day supper, ice cream and water
melon was served to those who at
tended the affair. She received Q
number of nice gifts and all en-
loved the occasion.
Z Mis- Viola HootS was a caller IN
this community Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. George Blackwell,
of Trgon, were dinner guests OF
NJ. and Mrs. Hewett Pace, Sun
day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Walden, who
have been visiting in Inman, S. c.,
have returned home.
! Atlas Bishop called at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson last
Saturday night.
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NE !
| 0 1885 NEA Service. Inc.

Tubby's, and it was to be a con-
siderable time before she did
realize it.
Come on, Tubby I've had
enough lake for one day. I'll
take you on at singles"
"All right" grinned Tubby,
but it's not fair to you, because
Pm a doubles team all by my
sclfw
As they wadcd shoreward Tub
by whispered to 10, "Here comes
Douglas Marsh. He looks as if
he wanted to talk TO you. I'll
duck and met you at the tennis
court in half an hour
10 nodded, watching Marsh
coming down the path toward the
lake. He still wore his hunting
clothes and evidently had just
come in from the hills behind the
lake.
| (To be continucdl
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TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, default was made in
the payment of the indebtedness
secured by that Deed of Trust ex-
ccuted by J. w. Redden and wife.
Lucy Redden, to Arthur j. Red
den, Trustee, dated 20 DeccmbeI
1888, recorded in Book Ill, Page
lat, Records Of Mortgages and
Deeds for Henderson County, on
account of which the power of
sale. after due and proper notice
has become absolute;
Now, therefore, the undersignj,
ed will, at the request of the own
or and holder of the note, and in
order to satisfy said debt, and by
virtue of the power of sale con
tanned in said deed of trust, sell,
to the highest bidder for cash, at
public auction, at the Courthouse
door in Hendersonville, N. G., on
10th August, 1885, at twelve
o'clock noon, all the property de,
scribed in said deed of trust, to-
wit:
Being Lots Number 6S, 60, 20.
II, ~, 70, "a, rs, 76, n, on plat
of land formerly owned by Will
liam II. Plank, plat of which is on
record in Henderson county, Reg
lister of Deeds office in Book 2,
page 70, to which said plat for n
more accurate description refer
cnce is had. =
This property to be sold subject
to outstanding taxes.
This 18th day of July, 1895.
ARTHUR J. REDEEM,
Trustee. j
7-17-Wpd Attn &c.,
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EH.ssssssts.
haFEsAAsss

! Darien. This was the smile Bret
Paul had for anyone who came
along.
! Hello, 10. I'm glad to see you
out again"
"What do you 'again'?"
10 asked, treading water by the
float. How long have you been
at Crest Lake,"
He seemed family astonished
at the question, and when ne an
swered it was in an odd, cold
tone. "I'vc been here long enough
to get used to it."
His manner angercd 10 and
when she attacked again her voice
was flippant and curt. Saved
anybody yet?' she asked.
Just one" Bret said.
"a girl. I supposc?'
| He nodded, his eyes still scan
ming the water far beyond JOS
bobbing head. 10 kicked toward
tho float and grasped its edge,
while Bret assisted her in a fash
ion that was nothing if not per-
functOry. More angry than ever,
10 seated herself facing him, and
SAID quietly, as there any par
ticular reason for you to act like
this, Bret? Unless, of course, you
came down here for the express
purpose Of insulting me-"
81 came down here for just
one reason" Bret replied, not
looking at her. "That was be-
cause your friend Douglas Marsh
offered ne twice as much money
as | could make at Placid Beach. "
: 10 nodded. "That's precisely
why | came down, Bret. Only in
nv case it was more than twice
as much-and it meant the diff
ference between being able to
support my parents as well as
myself, and of hardly being able
to support myself"
"I'm working, though" Bret
answered shortly.
"Do you mean to infer I'm
not?"
He glanced at her, then looked
away again. Swimming around
in a bathing outfit that decent
beach wouldn't allow - walking
around in track pants - riding
with guys like Fragonet in a sail
boat-do you call that working?"
10 leaped to her feet. ITS
my job" she retorted quickly,
her voice choking with rage.
Tt's quite as much work as, sit
ting here in the sun all day, look
ing nice for the susceptible wo-
men,"
For a moment Bret was silent,
and then, still with his eyes
ahead, he reached for JOS hand
and drew her down beside him
again. "Look here, Jo,' he said,
facing her, "let's not quarrel like
this. We've - we've been too
darned close to have this happen
to us now. l guess we both
changed a little, and-well, what
ever it was, things didn't pan out
as we used to plan. But that's no
reason why we have to act like
couple of peeved cubs. Pm
sorry for what I said"
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PECIN HERE TODAY

10 Derien, finishing her first
year in college, learns her fathe,
is out of work. 10 hunts a job
and secures part time work in a
marine supply store. There she
meets wealthy, handsome Doug
las Marsh who offers her the jot
of hostess at his inn at Crest
Lake. 10 accepts. This causes a
quarrel with Bret Paul to whom
she is engeg ed and 10 breaks the
engagement.
She goes to Crest Lake. He,
duties are pleasant but Marsh
eccentric mother takes a dislike
TO the girl. Babs Montgomery
school acquaintance who rs
jealous of JOS popularity, come:
TO the inn. Peter Fragonct, f In
ector, ard his wife are also
guests.
Fragopck takes 10 out in 3
s2'lbost. There is al accident
ard she narrowly escapes drown
ing. Next day Fragcnct comes
TO sec her. He tells 10 he loves
her, takes her in his arms. Mrs
Frsgonet and Mrs. Marsh wit
ness this scene ard accuse 10 OF
encouraging Fregonet's atten'
tions.
Frsgonct sends 10 note ask
ing her to marry him as soon as
he can secure a divorce from his
wife
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
Wordlcss, the two girls looked
at each other.
At last JOS voice came weakly.
"He's-he's simply insane"
Yeah" replied Tubby with
gentle sarcasm. "Insanc about
you She stood up and turned
to the nurse. "Miss Conlcy, would
you do something for me-"
why, of course, Miss Davis. !"
Il wish you'd find Mr.. Frag-
onet and tell him that 10 is too
weak to answer his note. You
know, make him think that she's
so weak it would be impossible
for her even to write. Do you
see what l mcan?"
Perfectly" said Miss Conley,
smiling.
The nurse was gone but a few
moments. When she reappearcd
Tubby bounced on her at once
with, "What did he say"
"Hc wanted to know if he
could see her, and when l told
him she wasn't having visitors he
had me wait while he wrote an
other note" Miss Conley held
out a second square envelope to-
ward 10, but Tubby adroitly in
tercepted it.
81 think I'd better read this
one first" she said, Sitting the
envelope with a chubby finger.
When she had finished reading
the note she heaved a relieved
sigh. "We're savedw she told 10.
"Look at this
10 took the notepaper on
which the ink of Fragonet's bold
strokes was hardly dry, and read:
Dearest 10: The nurse says
you are unable to answer my
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note, and that no enc must
see you now. ! have word from
the studio that | have to take
the night plane south-but the
company will be on location
here at Crest Lake within a
few weeks. The nurse tells me
that by then you will be COM
p!etely well, which | hope and
pray may be true. Until then
you must believe in my love
for yOu.-Peter."
I'm afraid" said Tubby when
10 had finished reading Frag-
onet's letter, chat you're going
to have trouble getting rid of
that man."
BY tho following week 10 Oar
len was mp and about again, look
ing as though nothing had ever
happcn"d to hcr. But inwardly
she was more than jittery. She
had hoped that she could have a
talk with Douglas Marsh immc-
diatcly, but he had gone into the
hills on another Of his periodic
huntirc trims. His mother was
studious in her contempt, but she
made no open remark rs she had
on the day Of Fragonet's unfor-
tunatc lovc-making. So, having
no instructions to the contrary,
10 assumed that she still held the
position Of hostess at Crest Lake
inn. Tho guests were unanimous
in welcoming her again-espe-
cialIv Todd Earston, who assured
her that he had held back from
The hunting party Just to be pres
when she "blossomcd forth
again" Even Babs Montgomery
was cordial, and she seemed
genuinely relieved to see that 10
was none the worse for the &C
cidcnt Babs hcrslf had causd.
For two days 10 avoided join
ing the groups who went down to
the lake each afternoon for a
swim, and during those two days
she did not sec Bret Paul except
at distances too great for recog-
milton or conversation. But fl
nally she could no longer make
excuses for avoiding the lake,
and one sunny afternoon found
her and Tubby plunging in from
the shore.
10 made directly for the swim
float, thinking, 81 might as well
get it over with"-and VIXEN
Tubby saw 10 striking toward
Bret Paul she tactfully altered
her course.
Just before reaching the float
10 kicked her 1.-the body beneath
the surface and emerged not a
yard from Brest PauPs tanned.
legs. His eyes squirting against
the bright sunlight reflected up
from the lake, Bret seemed not
to notice the white bathing cap
so close to him. Finally 10 ask
ed. "Could YOU save lady, Mr..
Life Guard?"
Bret looked at her, broke into
a slow smile of recognition. But
it wasn't the old smile of Bret
PauTs. 1t wasn't, 10 noticed
with a little panG, the special
so,ilo ba had ALWAYS had for 10
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LIFE SPAWNED 3 CENTURIES

CRESCO, la. (UP).-Nativcs
of Cresco believe their cemc-
terry has a unique inscription on
Il tombstone. 1t shows that John
.Dargan lived during three centu-
rics. Dargen was born in Ireland
in 1899 and died in Ricevillc, Ia,
in 1901.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS Soc and 81,
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CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin 39c,
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Drug Co.
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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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YOU ARE MISSING something
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WE TRADE cabbage plans, fruit
lars and tops, seeds, fertilizer,
tools, water pipe, for potatoes,
rye, wheat, eggs, corn onions,
= green beans. Govan Hyder
Seed Store, Tth Ave. East.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WITT
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BE A WORLD VOYAGER. Span
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1886 Philco. New models have
arrived. Brunson Furniture
Co.
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$ll, 100000 BEING PLACED in
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