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Milford chronicle., 1935-12-13
HARRINGTON

Over 1876 members of the Mems
Bible Class and the Ever Ready
Workers Class of the NJ. E. Church
assembled in the Educational Bull
ding last Friday evening for a COW
cred dish luncheon and a social eve
ming. Various games were enjoyed.
Last week little George S. GTa-
ham, Jr.. marked his first birthday
anniversary when party was given
/ by his parents at their home on
Liberty street. A luncheon followed
for the guests which included: Mrs.
Joseph Allcorn and son; Mrs. EnOs
Langrell and daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Anthony and daughter. Mrs. Eliza
beth Breeding and daughter, Mrs.
Miriam Kirkby and two daughters,
Mrs. Bessie ServesOn and son, Mrs.
Virginia Holloway and daughter,
Mrs. Evelyn Rogers and son, Mrs.
Marian Jester and son, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Simpson and children, Danny
Pearson, Mrs. Edward Harriet and
Misses Beatrice Harriet and Anna
Camper and Mrs. H. Camper.
Following a short illness. death
occurred to Mrs. Mabel Peterson,
age SO years, wife of John Peterson
at the Milford Emergency Hospital
on Friday last. The funeral ser
vices were held from her late resi-
dence, East Liberty street, on Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The ser
vices were in charge of Rev. H. d.
Schlincke, pastor of the NJ. P.
Church, assisted by Rev. ]. T. Bail
ey, of Milford. The deceased is sur
vived by her husband, her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. S. Wright and two
sisters, Mrs. Edgell Coates and Mrs.
Minner, both residing in this vicin-
iLy. Interment was made in Holly
wood cemetery.
Mrs. Annie E. Raughley, age 81
years, widow of the late Joshua B.
Raughley, died at her home on
Commerce street, early Sunday
morning. The deceased was born in
Kent county, near Brownsville and
va sa life long citizen of this COM
Mrs. Raughley had been in
POOR health for a numFer of years.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock from her
late residence in charge of Rev. H.
L. Schlincke, pastor of the NJ. ?.
Church, assisted by Rev. J. +. Bail !
ey. of Milford, a lifelong friend Of
the family. The deceased is surviv-
ed by several children, former Rep
resentative J. Harry Raughley. X.
Emmitt Raughlcy, Miss Mamie +. !
Raughley, all of Harrington; p. Sell ,
don Raughley, Frederick; Ernest ,
Dover; Alfred Raughley,
Md; Mrs. Hester Wyatt.
Md; Elmer Raughley, Pres
ton, Md, and Deputy Sheriff of Kent
County. Clifford Raughley, Harring-
ION. Interment was made at Denton,
Nd.
Washington Camp No. 30, P. o. S.
IF A., entertained some of the State
,fficers Tuesday evening at the reg
,lar meeting of the camp held in
Did Fellows Hall. In accordance
With plans of the State Executive
the. camp membership
will be divided into blue and white
.eam for the proposed membership
irive. Past State President Harry
=. Tee will head the white team,
md Thomas Bradley will head the
llue team. When the drive gets into
'ull action 1t is expected to add sew
eral new members to its enroll
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-13

Miss Alberta Long returned home
on Sunday after a visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar T. West in
COllinsdale, Pa. Miss Long was ac-
companied home by Mr.. and Mrs.
West, also their daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Mills. They were all dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Long and
daughter Alberta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Lynch enter
tained to dinner Sunday the newly
weds, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland West of
near Millville. Mr.. West being a
brother of Mrs Lynch,
The Ladies Aid will meet in the
Community Building on Thursday
evening, December 10. instead of the
regular meeting which would of
been December 26. Mrs. Vance
Lynch and Mrs. Allie Stephens will
be the hOstesses.
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-13
FARMINGTON

Our revival services at EpwOrth
Church came to a close last Sun
day night. Thirteen persons profess
sed conversion during these meet
ings.
The EpwOrth Ladies Aid meets at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Smith to-
night, Friday, December 13.
Mrs. F'reda Johnson is leader of
the devotions in the Saturday Study
Circle at Pennington this week.
The Pennington gospel workers
group will hold a cottage prayer
meeting Monday evening, December
16, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Taylor.
Prospect Bible class and choir re-
hearsal will be held in the church
next Wednesday at z D, m.
The young people Of Pennington
Brethren Church are having spe-
cial Christmas service in the church
Sunday, December %, at II a. m.
Everyone is invited
The Sunday evening service in
Pennington begins at 1880 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-13

Being a college president is, easy.
All he has to do is to please the
board of trustees. the parents, the
undergraduates and the alumni.
Milford chronicle., 1935-12-13

People who have painted up their
kitchen are now able to see how
shabby ii makes the rest Of the place
look.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
. Houses For sale
542 y. Dearborn

KEALING. y. I02-5 room modern. $500.
$500 down. balance Ike rent fR-s0l+
STRICTLY modern. s-room rented double.
east A bargain IR-1qa1
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TO M We

As Autos for Sale
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&c PARTICIPATION IS requested.
IBIIC SEP WOE COMMISSION
BY r. c. GILBERT. Examiner.
FRED A. WIECKING Public Counsellor
In0ll nnLLs Ind No, u 1913
JAMES d. ADAMS. Chairma

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase Of the following materials
will be received by the Chairman of the
State Highway Commission OF Indiana at
his office on the third floor. State House
Annex, l02 North Senate Avenue Indian
apolis Indiana, until 200 P. M, on tho
4th day Of June 1885 at which time they
will be publicly opened and read:
Invitation No. 1872 only Safety
Flasher Signals delivered TO the Junction
Of U. S. No. 81 and S. r. Sc. or F. o. B.
Seymour Indiana.
invitation No 1892 500 to $50 Tons No.
and No. Q Crushed Aggregate delivered
on S. r. 2l8-H. a. j.. from Junction Of 2l8
H. and S. r. to Warren City limits
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms Proposal forms and speci-
fications will be furnished free upon re-
quest.
The right is reserved b. the Chairman
10 reject any or all bids. or to award on
any combination of bids that in his iudg-
ment is most advantageous to the State
of Indiana
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
JAMES d. ADAMS Chairman.
SHERIFFS SALE
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II Furnished Rooms

e. MASSACHUSETTS, 7O3. APT 5-Clean
room suitable . Constant hot water
walking distance RI-3206.
BraDI EY so 8 Nice front room Private
family No other r0omers. Gentleman
preferred
COLLEGE, 3q25- Pleasant room suitable
frr ~ Girls. Home PRIVILEGES Wa
gffa-R
COLLEGE, 27i7-Clean airy sleeping
room. garage. all convenience
OvPoPD n 5s0-Attractive 'front.' twin
brde. gentlemen. private home. meals
OPTIONAL CH-3966
PF,sV-YrvANIA n. 1898 ROOMS. FUR
NTcHED OR UNFURNlSHE4-. REASON
ABLE LI-2802
NICELY furnished room. modern private
home home privileges. s. So HE-29sS-
EMPLOYED girls. home privileges Board
X desired on bus line HE-l220
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NIachiniStS

FAMILY LAUNDRESS II Shirt. curtains.
bedding. Years experience. Call de-
liver CH-3075-W
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b Wanted-ReaI Estate
S W a P S

PAY cash for distressed deed equities.
any place private. HA-29ss-W.
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la Hotels. Resorts. Inns
HOTEL ANTLERS
is Housekeeping Rooms

Orers all comforts Ultra modern note
service as low s. dav $40 week
$50 Meridian Lf-23Al
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Is situations Wanted
JUST 2Oc A DAY

A l0-zo-d "a uiu appear under tnis
r'arrtfrafsu f1r ar 90 as -lc CAV ca.n
ulfr rrcrr. come % The Times Once. rs
- Marslauc che square from Illinois ano
Watn.re-or-s-s down kentucEF a.. ana iei
ue help sou secure io0
WHITE General VorE. neat clean. re-
liable 1926 Plea l-f--f.
OFTTCE work any KIND reliable refer
euces. available noR- Times h--0to
DAY 81 week aork Tor ladies. common IA
hrr for men cav or WclE Ee.r 2. mouse
cleaning UNITY GENIE FIR Ll-3atY
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Mattresses, Made Over

GEO. j. EGENOLF-Machinists Specialize
ing IN printing machinery 1872 w
SOuth-St II-62i2
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81 Up. View Jersey 2of2 Cheerful
front room kitChenette. large closet.
sink. nicely furnished private entrance.
IS WK 1902 Gubcrt-st 2 rooms heht
hou>ekeepinE. In modern home. WITH
rarCeu suCt
SIS. S. 2225 E l0TH-ST Modern 3 rooms.
beds. gas range sink. utilities FUR
uished private entrance.
IS So NEW JERSEY n 1906 Furnished
Groom apartment. down. private, sink.
garage. phone.
ADAMS I945-Licht 2-room apartments.
furnished or un furnished. utilities.
garage near Carliue. park
ADLER 39-c-room front apartment. near
bath. private entrances. porch privileges.
81 DR-6f32
ALABAMA y 515-rront room with large
kitchcrctte 81 So. ? rooms. private en-
trance S.
BEVIILE s19-Nice large. 'front.' room.
next bath front porch, sleeping or
hrusekeeuluc.
CARROILTON. Iccc-2 and 3-room front
apartment nicely furnished. private
entrance Reasonable
CARROILTCN 2226-Large front room:
sleeping OF Housekeeping Inquire 1880
Carr0lton
CENTRAL. ls4s- Overs,ufed lovely front.
redccnrateo- apartments ana kltcnen-
etfc anartwcut reasonable
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1927 PACKARD Motor No. Ul3320sA viii
De Sold Tor storage and repair charges
amounting to Sl0l 81 on June l at 10
a m. CHESTER JORDAN. 6l5 w. 9th.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
,,tFe usoAc Service Commission Docket No.
In the matter OF petition of Edward
springer. ct al vs.. Cleveland Cincinnati
service Corporation and Indiana Railroad
Tor adequate crossing protection al a
point approximately one mile west OF
OaNishGon Indiana. whVre the Sunnvsids
Railroad and the Traction Line
- Nollce is nerebV given that the Public
service commission VIII conduct public
neaIlhR IN TINS cause IN Rooms OF Com
mission. 40l State House IndianaDol
INC. iU-OO a. m. Monoav June 10, 1895.
Pubnc partclpatlon IS requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
- BY r. c. GILBERT Examiner.
FRED A. WIECKING Public Counsellor,
indianapolis. Ind Nav "a 1885
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro-
poSalS Will be received by the State High
way Commission at the Commission s once
on the Third Floor OF the State House
Annex. l02 N Senate Avenue INDIANAPOLIS
Indiana. until 1000 A. M. Tuesday. June
l. 1888, on the following equipment.
4 TO Mixers OF the Portable type to he
used for mixing bituminous material. size
number IS approximately
Prices quoted shall be delivered prices
I. o. b. Fl. WAYNE. LaPorte and Seymour.
Proposal blanks and specifications are on
Commission where same may be obtained
upon request
The right is reserved by the State High
way Commission to reject any or all bids,
waive technicalities as to procedure and
to award on any combination of bids that
in its judgment is most advantageous Ia
the State of Indiana
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
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ITIONED washers. $40 up Goo
les cheap 1901 E. Wash. RI-408-
LINOLEUM

Sc Radios, Musical instruments
6-Tube CrosSlev Low Boy. $3.50. ECONOMY
RADIO SHOP. 24l5 E. Wash.
STUDENT MODEL Accordions S23 95 up
PEARSON CO.. INC. 1913 N. Penn.
S445 6-tube auto radios. reduced to
S27.50 SKINNER'S. sol N. Delaware
E. 2. terms. 2li Ind. LI-s3S3.
ACCORDION. new so Bass Pearlite. Sl42 so
PEARSON CO. INC. 12S N. Penn.
RADIO HOSPITAL-Magic brain specialist
Ambulance service extra. ARNEY RA-
DO SERVICE 1861 Broadway.
NEW 100 Bass Professional Accordion
SlS7.5O PEARSON CO. nc. l2s n.
Penn
GRAND PIANO Baldwin built. pay bal
ance due. 81 weekly. Viking MUSIC
CO. 100 E. Ohio-st. open till 9 p m.
PHILCO 7-tube Baby Grand. super-het
tPre-ownedi SI250 l. s AYRES &
CO 9TH Floor Radio Dept.
TRUMPET. Brass. in case . SIS
CARLIN MUSIC CO. 2ll Mass
500 York Trombone. slghtl Terms.
lv Shopworn 1901
sl25 Guv Humphrey Boehm( We Take
Clarinet ST sol Trade-Ins
LORENZ Music Store. 20 Pembroke Arcade
TIMES WANT ADS maze interesting read
Kinds are listed here dailv
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o6 Legal Notices

1927 PACKARD Motor No. Ul332osA vii
be sold Tor storage and repair charges
amounting to Sl0l 81. on June / At 10
a m. CHESTER JORDAN. 6l5 w. 9th.
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1884 KelvinatOr

s205 so size; only $3.50. terms: new guar
antee Ask for Mr. Hinshaw PEARSON
CO. INC. 1913 n. Penn. tOpen evenings.
Phone LI-55l3.
BABY BUGGY good condition: reversible
BODY. heavy tires, 81. l743 Hall-pl.
BREAKFAST SETS pieces. oak finish
Al. MISS RILEY. RI-555l before 5 .. m.
ICE box. 5O-lb. capacity; 50. % N
Temple
RECONDITIONED washers. $40 up Coco
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5000 GETS DEED
Open for Inspection
ZIG Fletcher Ave.

See this modern s-ro5ui home conven-
ient % schools churches etc Ncsr B-C
Pour Shou real barCalu
WADDN & SPRINGER.
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From Preceding Page
HELP WAhTE Ed
Ia HeIn Manted-MaIe
Il Help wanted-Female
Is Manted-NaIe or FemaIe

& GIRLS CASHIER EXPERIENCE.
TDUNC- MN COUNTER SERVICE -
PFnrFfsCE NRTN ENTRANCE. SPEED
Way EFE GATE NAN o CLOCK
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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2FNT YOUR VACANT ROOM TO SPEEDWAY RACE VISITORS
Ez,G Ad WIZ Reach the
AU T 0 M We
IS Autos for Sale

IS Autos for Sale
Van Matre Specials
Buick 3i-s7. Nice. clean. sed 49, SAX
Buick 2o-47- a good car -.-... S245
II. NJ. Van Matre, Inc.
1856 College Olds Dealer. wA-la33
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CASs TECH CHATTER

Hello friends! there hasn't been
much going on around cass's
Corridors lately because of card
markings and political meetings.
Some of the cards resembled
valetines some what
DR. Woodson recently made a
very splendid speech here con-
cerninig the race girls and boys.
Things have been different every
since.
Cass girls defeated Redford in
basketball S5-2S, Freshmen Col
lege $40 and Western in swim
ming 1898.
The. letter-men Of Cass are
wishing Miller the best OF luck.
Cass "Y" team defeated the
Congressional" "A girls 1914
and will play the "Birdhurst"
girls
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for tomorrow. but I'll leave the
curtain shopping to you."
Anything particular In mind Mr..
Marlin?"
WELL" he said slowly. Get
white. snow white, crisp and fine"
Il really think you are giving me
too much, Mr.. Marlin" Madge said
as she took the bills.
That's all right" he replied.
We can put some new ones all over
the place. It wouldn't hurt. would
itr
After Kent had gone. Madge sat
holding the money In her hands.
The faint odor Of tobacco came 70
her. She seemed to hear his low
voice lingering In the room.
II want a home. I want every
body In that home to belong TO
me-" There was tight. exciting
flutter around her heart. why
should he tell me his innermost
secretsT Then. with q murmur
Of disgust Madge rose quickly from
her chair and went into her own
little cubby-hole OF an office.
Even In her tiny space the same
of office equipment was
or course her curtains
were cleaner. because she general
ly Numbered them herself. One or
two pictures adorned the soiled
cream walls. Tomorrow they were
to shop for new furniture. How
She could shop for the
after the office closed.
Snow white, crisp and fine. That's
what he wanted. She could hardly
wait to start on this new .adven-
ture-planning with him to make the
office Of the National Union
Branch stand out not only in busi-
ness efficiency. but appearance as
we'll. And she plain little Madge
was to share this pleasure with
Kent.
I'm getting foolish"
she thought. II mustn't let my
heart run way with my head" and
she attacked her work with a
vigorous determination.
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NJ

l.. 4. C.-l VIII finish high
school In May and l want to know
what l will dot l want 10 either gel
married or go to the Navy.
Ans: You won't do either for you
will have an opportunity to go to
the state OF COLORADO and you
will take up this offer. You will
work there for several years.
Ii. MI lost my watch and am
wondering II | Will ever get II
again!
Ans; don't see this watch in
your possession again. You lost
your watch several hours before
you missed II and the young lady
you suspect had nothing TO do with
this disappearance Do not accuse
her of taking the watch for she is
innocent.
w. +. M.-WiII my husband keep
his promise 10 met
Ans He will eventually come
back 10 you but he will not keep
his promise and return in the
NEAR FUTURE. He is terribly in
ferested in another party and until
she gives him the air he will not
return You should not grieye over
this bur get out and have some fun
yourself.
W. 4. Would II be wise for me
10 give mp my course and enter into
something diiferenti
Ans: think that you would
probably make mistake IL you did
not finish your course in BEAUTY
When you complete the
course and then you are dissatisfi-
ed then IL will be time enough to
enter in a new line. You have put
luite a bit of money In this course
md YOU should not think Of not !,
yoing through with it.
l.. &. d. want to- know why my
mother does not answer my letter !,
hat l send her every weeki
Ans. Your mother has been III
or the past few weeks and has not
cen able to answer your letters.
ct in touch with your grandmoth-
+ and she will let you know OF
our mothers condition. She will |
improve and regain her health I
gain.
X. X. :. VIII the girl that I have ,
mind help me rs she promised I
: Is she Just telling me this TO /,
IKE me like her. Il
Ans Just as soon as she receiv- g
! her monthly check she will di- y
de with you as she has promised. S
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envelope for my New Astroiogy Read |
hing and receipt by return mail my
FREE ADVICE on Three Questions
l Send All lettsr~ En- RAMON. The MsA-
\ taisst. care ~ the rrsb~ns-xnasps.o-
ent. zfso 80. Antoine. Detroit. Mich.
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II is not wise TO take advantage of
this girls good nature and con-
tinue to borrow money that you
don't intend paying back for 1t may
cause Misunderstanding. DO not
accept the expensive gifts that she
tried to give you.
X. L. M.-TelI me the most out
standing incident during this year
In my llfel
Ans: A PROMOTION on the job
you are working on. Put forth your
very best efforts In this job for
there is room for advancement.
=. G. H.-My wife has dIsappolnt-
ed me so many times and l wonder
Ii she Will keep her promise to me
that she has just madel
Ans Your wife realizes that she
cannot keep up the pace that she
has been going for the past few
years and is going 10 settle down
and leave OFF EXCESSIVE
DRINKING, Have as much patti
ence with her as possible for she
will not disappoint you again.
W. X. S.-WilI l ever become
what | want g. and when will II
happen!
Ans | am most happy TO tell you
that | believe you will become a
very PROUD FATHER around the
latter part of August or September.
You will also have several other
members to your family within the
next five Or six years.
l.. VI. els there any way for
me to get over this mlsunderstaDd-
Ing that has arisen In my home2
Ans: There is but one way for
YOU to enjoy happy home again
with your daughter and that is to
LEAVE HER AFFAIRS to herself
md do not try to run her business.
She is of age and is making her
,wn living and you can't step in
md interfere into her private life.
she is capable of handling her own
fairs without any assistance
'hatever
{. S.-D0es the man go with
ang around with me for what ]
eIie,e that he does ct i II some.
hing elsei
Ans He is in love with you and
our LITTLE BABY BOY The at
,ntion he pays you shows just how
Iuch you mean to him and / think
would be good idea for you to
D ahead and marry this fellow for
)u would be very happy am
ire
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SY N o p S S

Smart Negroes stay In your
place. is the ultimatum laid down
by the Lily Whites of King City.
They have become much concerned
over the increased business activl-
ties OF an intelligent group OF col
ored citizens and threaten q dead
line" II the Negroes fail to heed
their warning TO stay where they
belong"
The feminine part of the personal
of the National Union Life Insur-
ance Company is all aflutter over
the arrival OF the handsome new
manager. Kent Marlin.
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DEADLINE
by ALMA BEAN LOVING

most without friends. My educa'
ton was cuffed and kicked into
me. I was merely tolerated because
was big and strong and could
work. never saw inside of q
school room until I was thirteen
Kent paused.
"Tell me about II, Mr.. Marlin.
She was seeing the forlorn picture
OF homeless boy suffering the
aching lonliness of unwanted or
phan.
Nothing much to tell now. Miss
Andrews"
You we're born in the SOUTH"
Yes just on the fringe OF the
State of Alabama. Lived there until
| was twelve with dads brother
and his wife. the meanest woman
In the world. Then ran away to
Atlanta. There I met my first real
friend. Rev. Miller colored Meth
odist preacher Then I got job
selling newspapers Rev. Miller be-
came interested in me. took me In
To help his wife around tho house.
1t was my first taste Of home. Still
was an outsider. | had to accept
the leayings OF the other children.
| was always in everything. yet I
was happy for even that much.
Life is hard for an orphan some
times. Miss Andrews" His voice
was low.
Madge caught the faint sugges-
ton of break In his rich tone. His
eyes had far away look.
Its not the easy life that al
ways makes real men, Mr.. Marlin"
Maybe you're right at that. A
hard life sometimes holsters up
weak back bone"
So engrossed were they In his
early "reminiscences, they forgot
their surroundings until the shrill
Jingle of the telephone brought
them back to the present.
Madge piked up the receiver.
National Union Life Insurance
Marlin? Yes. Just a NOM
emit please" She handed the phone
10 Kent.
AS he listened to the voice on the
other end of the wire his face
showed pleased surprise.
Madge watched his long face
with the firm chin. Her fingers
.ingled with the desire to caress
hat smooth shaven chin where the
skin showed a faint blush tings.
I'll be right over Joe. All right.
ri see you In few minutes" The
receiver went on the hook with
bang as he turned to Madge.
How many more letters. Miss
''Jrst two sir
How important are they? Can
they wait for an hour or so?"
IL think they can wait that long"
II must go over to the newspap-
pr office Immediately" AS he start
I'd for the door he turned and came
back to the desk. We're going to
TX up this office. Miss Andrews. !
wonder IL you would shop for some
,urtains?"
why yes, I'd be glad to-
He pulled out his bill fold.
II leave 1t to you. Miss Andrews.
We want 1t to look like a real Of
lice. yet not too cold and stiff"
He paused and looked questioning
|y at Madge, Perhaps you would
like to go with me tomorrow to
pick out some new furniture. would
your"
eyes"
Zine. Put that on the reminder
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>oTF; Your question viii be answered
tREE In this column ONLY when the
,.a,',ng of this column 10 enclosed with
vour ouesttou. Your vuu Name. Birth
,,s-. md Correct Addrcss. Fur frvese
-. -~ss-ss-ssss e~~<-s