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Mrs. Lee Boutelle, Jeanne and
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Dam to spend the summer with Mr..
Boutelle, who has employment at
the works. Sporting Boutelle plans
on going to Kahlotus to work in
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house, She chad been trying to
tell herself That > his muttered,
my darling" had been the mer-
est Pigment of her imagination.
But the sum of all this thought
had been to make her extraordi-
narily self-conscious about seeing
Michael again. Now the very
memory of his slow, reluctant
smile, the laughter wrinkles about
the corners of his gray eyes
seemed dim and far away. She
must cling to her remnants of
dignity. She must not, by any
possible chance, let Michael know
she was attracted to him. He
would despise her. Hadn't she
read that, hadn't she been told
by Berthe and others that men
hated being pursued? Isabel, the
little rnanicurist, could quite
frakly suggest to her Bill that
the playful circlet of string he
replaced by a plain band. But
she was Katharine Strykhurst,
cool and assured and self-suffi-
cient. She could never, never
let a man know that she cared
for him. Until, of course, he spoke
first =.
And Michael Heatheroe was a
nobody. Berthe would be sure
to designate him as "an upper
servant"
What was. it John, Kaye had
said? Don't let Berthe get
your goat" But that was it.
Berthe had dominated Katharine
for years: it was hard to break
the habit of obedience, of tacit
submission to the older woman's
will.
Katharine caught her breath.
A man had ridden out of the
lane. His crest of reddish hair
cleaned in the sunlight. He wore
breaches and an old blue Jersey.
She had to step on the brakes
rather suddenly. Michael rode up
to the very side of the car.
? Was there something quizzical
in the look he now bent upon
her? She 'strove for casualness
and achieved it.
"The top of the morning to
you," Michael said gayly. "Thank
the good Lord you're whole and
safe after that spill"
Katharine's heart settled down,
like hofning bird in the nest, at
the sound, of the words.
(To be continued)
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the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
0wenc Sundou nftarpnnn 4.

Ine NOME OF MT. ana MIS-. GeOrEe
Owens, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hollings-
worth and children were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Orr, Sunday.
Frank Crawford had the misfor-
tune to be hurt this week but is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moody and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rey-
nolds McGaha, of Little River, last
Sunday.
Messrs. Vaughn Cairnes and
Raymond Allison of Holly Springs
called on Misses Mavis Mann and
Rose Owens, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jessie Moffitt spent Satur-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ossie Orr and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. V.
Blythe, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Simpson and
children were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth,
of Boylston.
Mrs, George Weese was very
badly hurt Sunday morning from
a fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Allison and
family visited relatives near Holly
Springs, Sunday.
Mrs. Creed Banks and small son
of Pleasant Grove called on Mr..
and Mrs. ]. V. Blythe Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. John Parker, who is at
tending summer school at Ashe-
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tnone too good, He had been in
some sort of fight at one of the
roadhouses the year before. He
was staggering, bold-eyed
young man, handsome in a crude
way. Katharine felt dimly that
little Isabel, who lived in a shah
by, one-storv house over on the
wrong side of the tracks, deserv-
ed something distinctly better
than that. But Isabel wanted
Bill-so it was really none of
anyone's business, Katharine re-
minded herself.
She drove past the Merser
house slowly, hoping one of the
children would be out in the
yard. But the car was not in the
drive and Katharine could see
the turbaned head of the colored
maid at one of the upper win
dows; rugs were being vigorous
lY shaken.
II do like Mrs. Merser," she
said to herself. wonder why
Daddy was so stiff about her!
Usually he makes fuss about a
pretty woman :"
Berthe had been inclined, as
usual, to discourage any connec-
zion, with the Mersers.
"Thev want to get in with, the
right crowd, that sort of people,"
Berthe had said in the assured
tone that always irked Katha-
rine. Gust be polite but don't
encourage them.' t"a
Usually Katharine didn't both
er to argue with her stepmother,
but this time she had lifted her
voice in protest.
: 81 don't think Violet Merser
wants to get in with anyone"
she said Indignantly. "Why, she
knows all sorts of people in the
city who do important things
Sculptors and writer's and that
sort of thing. Why on earth
should she want to know any of
us?"
"Thank you, Katharine, thank
you very much" Berthe had said
stiffly. owe all know what you
think of Innicock. And yet /
must remind you that some of
| the most splendid people, the
finest names in the county, are
here"
Berthe had gone on in this
vein for some little time, and
Katharine had listened with a
mutinous face. 1t was always
like this, she reminded herself
angrily. Whenever she found
friend of her own, whose pedi-
gree had not been investigated
from lizard, Berthe would be
sure to put in a meddling finger.
81 hate her." the girl decided,
whirling her car recklessly around
the corner of the River road. She
would go to see Mrs. Merser
again, no matter what her step
mother said! She had decided
that.
The barns and outbuildings of
Michael's place were now I'M
view, and Katharine's heart be-
gan to beat thickly, furiously.
How stupid of her! She had been
keeping at bay, all the week. the
memory of Michael's visit in that
little upper room at the Merser
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ETOWAH

ETOWAH, May %. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Stages and family, of
Spartanburg, were recent visitors
of the latter's mother, Mrs. Loula
Orr.
Mrs. L. L. Kesterson, of Bre-
yard, visited friends and relatives
here Sunday.
Mrs. Hall Gray and baby, also
Mrs. Henry Reed, of Little River,
visited their parents, Rev. and
Mrs. w. P. Holtzclaw, Sunday.
Friends are glad to learn that
Mrs. Robert Mccall is improving
after undergoing an operation at
Patton Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Thomp-
son, of Hendersonville, called at
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- - Tts'Nt< -
..Snzzzzn2z NV91fHzGz

1 was gong to get a letter and
would you believe it y
There was a good deal more of
TINS, but Katharine did not hear
II all. Sally Moon, a riot of seal.
loped waves and escaping saus-
age eurls, emerged presently
from the booth, in tho crisnsst
Oh yellow lines with flvawav
scarf; She met Katharine's ewes
ana both girls bowed rather stiff
Gee, that's a pretty outfit "
Isabel commented env;ouSIu %
Sally fluttered out of the door
to take her place at the wheel of
her waiting car. "Bet that cost
aplenty: That's what | ALWAYS
say. No wonder these girls have
all the breaks, clothes and cars
and all-tearing around Ike no.
body's business, l don't mean
you, of course, Miss Strykhurst, +"
she finished briskly, at a warn
ing nod from her EMPLOYER who
was putting the stopper ON a
mammoth bottle of liquid sham
poo.
Hear you took a tumble last
week." Isabel went on after an
interval during which polish was
applied deity to the nails of
Katharine's left hand. "Read il
in the paper. Gosh, | was all
upset, believe it or not. | said
to myself, Miss Strykhurst is the
incest one of the whole bunch in
town. It'll just be shame if
she's going to be badly hurt"
st wasn't anything" Katha-
rine said.
'"But that tall fellow who comes
down from the riding club, he
sure is one good-looking chap"
Isabel chartered. 81 said to Miss
BETSY lust the other day, believe
you me, if l had the money and
the outfit I'd be taking lessons
from his myself. He reminds me
of Gary Cooper-sort of-only
younger.
Katharine said, "He's really
very nice"
"Sally Moon thinks So" Isabel
murmured with glance over
her shoulder. "She came in here
one day last week for a set; she
was Just going on at a great rate
about him. Gaga, | call it"
Katharine might have been en-
tirely absorbed in examining her
nails. for all her expression told.
"They look lovely. Thank you,
Isabel" She tipped generously.
"Thank you, Miss Strykhurst.
Oh, you oughtn't to-realiv you
shouldn't. Although 1 won't say
it won't come in handy. Pm saw
ing for a new dress for the picnic
next week. Bill hasn't asked me
yet but Pm sure he will. The
Elks' club. He doesn't belong but
his uncle does"
Life, thought Katharine, was
comparatively simple for girls
like Isabel. Doubtless she would
marry her Bill in due time and
settle down to a life of saving
and babies and quarreling and
making up. Isabel was frank in
her alteration for the bulking
voting man who drove the ex-
press truck. Katharine knew that
his reputation in Innicock was
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vile, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. J, p. McKinna. ~,
Miss Margaret Cash, of Blan..
tyre, was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. English, Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph McKinna and chill
dren have returned home after
spending the past week with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. d. l.. Earn
hart, of Hickory.
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EXECUTORS Notice.

Having qualified as executor OF
the estate of J. E. Sentelle; de-.
ceased, this is to notify oil per-
sons having claims against. Aid
estate to present them to ths W.
dersigned on or before April II;
1886, or this notice will BE- PLEAD
ed in bar Of recovery; and all Der.
sons indebted to said estate Will
make settlement promptly With
the undersigned. This April ",
1885. il
NICHOLAS ,sENfEhLE. "
4-17-Wed-6tp = T. Executor.
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ROOFING. Composition roofing
raising in price. Let us furnish
you with Certain-teed compost
= ton shingles and roll roofing.
!. SIX cedar air dried shingles,
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
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MAD DOG COSTLY

KINSTON, N. C. (UP)-Under
law requiring the county to pay
for damage caused by rabid ami
mails, a mad dog cost Lenoir coun-
ty $27O.35. The dog bit cow
and several pigs.
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LIBERAL DIVIDENDS will Be
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YOU NEED NOT buy your of
flee supplies from out-ot-town
firms. We can fill your needs
at reasonable prices. Baker 5
Art Gallery.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS SOC and, 81,
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HAVE YOU eyes tested and fit
ted WITH correct glasses BY
registered optornetrix. Leona
Allen Young, next door to
State Trust Co. -
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nrciN HERE TO-DAY

.tbarine Strykhurst, beauti-
full 20. is restless and diseontent-
ed with the useless round OF So
e;a, activities that make up her.
life She rides daily with Michael
Heatberoe, who runs a riding
club. L.,
Sally Moon, local eoauette' also
enrolls at the. club for ria'ns les
sons. e-:J
Zoe Parker, Katharine's friend
.ent 10 Europe to forge> a love
flair with Gibbs Larkin, returns.
She persists in seeing Gibbs IN
spite of her parents o6Jeeti0ns',
Katharine, riding with Michael
/ !. thrown from her horse. Shock
ed but not seriously injured, she
! is taken into the home of Vioiet
Merser. Victory Strykhurst comes
70 see his daughter. Mrs. Merser
welcomes him as an old acquaint-
ance. ....... -. ~.
NOW co ON With THE STORY
CHAPTER XII .,.-
Isabel, the manicurist at Miss
Retsy's Beauty Shoppe, bent So
Iicitouslv over katharine's hand.
want them a little shorter
don't YOU :,
was in the next booth, with its
rose colored curtains swinging
be4waan painted white posts.
Katharine could hear Sally's
laughter as she gossiped with
"Why have you got that string
Tied around your finger?" Katha-
rine asked the little manicurist
idly. Isabel. who had waved
| brown hair, plucked eyebrows
! and a confiding air, glanced up,
dimpled and smiled. -, =,
'"Bill put it there on my birth
day." She confided. "Bill Chance
You know him, Miss Stryk-
hurst. He drives the express
truck. Big fellow with broad
shoulders. / told him I'd keep
it there till he put sure enough
ring on it. | say the craziest
things" She finished with an in
noeent, upward sweep of mas.
caraed flashes. "pm Just d nut. "
you're going to marry him
them" Katharine stated, rather
than asked. Isabel had been do
inc her nails for years katha-
rine felt almost an affection for
the artless little creature.
"Well, yes, I guess so. We were
playing with the ouija board last
week and asked ouija; When
am / going to be married. Well,
will YOU believe it, Miss Stryk-
hurst, that thing ran around tol
October 4? was just about
knocked silly. October 4. Imagine
thatp
Katharine smiled. From the
booth Sally Moons high laughter
sounded again. i
"She's a very popular girl, l
near" Isabel murmured with a
;hrug in Sally's direction. The
men just go running ="
"She's attractive" Katharine
concealing her instinc-
i've dislike with an effort.
"Well, but about Bill and my
elf" Isabel pursued, getting
Jack to her favorite topic. You
;how, when L told him about
mia he acted funny, kind OF.
said he didn't believe in mon
;eying with fate or something
Ike that. Men are so sort OF
queer. It's like they had no IN
uition or something. Now take
ne, | always, want.to know about
ne future. Why. there was a
ortune teller up at Playland and
ne had me down to a 7. De
cribed my first. beau. and sand |
yoU NEED NOT buy your Of
flee supplies from out-of-town
firms. We can fill your needs
at reasonable prices. Baker
Art Gallery.
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CASE RIDING es,LTiy.A,.To.R!.s:'.
Special prices. Good cultivation
means good crops. Wade King,
at Pace Heating and Plumbing
Co, opp. city hall. Phone 1f6.*
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That is, private industry will
eventually absorb the unemployed
if the unemployed p d6n't absorb
private industry.
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9EDSSoya beans, cane, peas;
ra&S: Orchard, Kentucky
aEa red top, timothy, lawn
aC7siS red and lespedeza.
g-tl sets, seed potatoes. Co
q, Hyder Seed Store, Seventh
fTsr-e.
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For Sale
Houses and Real Estate

nm new four-room cottage,
FTs acres level land, favorably
Sr,,si. seven miles out, $3.50.
IVis9n. Phillips Co., 131 Fifth
v,.s west.
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SCREENING TIME IS HERE.
Let us repair your old ones or
make new ones for you. Rigby-
Morrow Company, Lumber,
Builders Supplies. Millw0rk,
4th avenue east. Phone 81.
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FaENT-Eisht-room house,
i@s.5. five bedrooms, two
5th Phone 10SS-J.
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RAbio SAFES, AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company.
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SPECll BARGAIN = Modern
siI.pa- rick bungalow. Hard
wood slG Built-in bath. A
real ho-s Located in Druid
Hills P.a $500. Anders &
Rector, ~ s. Main street.
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W. PAY CASH fSf good assa
furniture. Call No. 6. Brun-
SON Furniture Company,
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Seed, and Plants

MILLIONS PLANTS - Tomato,
pepper egg, cabbage, broccoli,
alEtloger, onion. Fertilizer
Zi.ed to every plant. Nitrate
soda SllDhate, ammonia, lime,
Mre neal. Govan Hyder Seed
Se,s Seyenth avenue.
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lNTransportation
1-Household Goods

Me UP TO Sl32 a year as you
gO7 the convenience and de-
1dahleness Of Norge Rollator
Gngeratlon. Brunson Furni-
rs Company. .
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lNMiscellaneeus

nave A COMPLETE LINE
= 9 20. and better seat covers.
~ Clty Tire Company.
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For Rent
H-Houses

,Si CHOICE furnished houses
~; ;sht for season, Jackson
<SS Co., l3l Fifth Ave. w.
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rsffirsfatofs rsport that Roiiator
refrigeratiori actually saves
AZ refrigeration cost and IN
~ foods eost-tp' to s11H a month.
-Brunsofi Furniture Company:
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.acs5 Stenotypist expert
sne ussIring good country
s.sye,,,N Modest wages. Julie
Oh, Edneyville. 80 .
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
ments at a big discount. Phone
SO. o. Roy Keith. Real Estate,
American Bank Bldg. ~
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WANTED
H-Farm Products

e:dO-lrish potatoes. We
'Oe Oushel, cash and fer
if6 Tomato plants by the
~, cheap. Pepper plants,
81 pants. Govan Hyder
M Store, Seventh avenue
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Help (Female)

lorOESLY LADY desires a
m as companion who
M ! good home with mod
BAIL @ges. Address Hender-
49, Route 3, Box 6.
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Notices

NIL USED FURNITURE.
ssO&te furniture Company,
" courthouse. Call All
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