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room. Rushing toward the in
ert figure, he caiied out her
name frantically. Then, taking
her up in his arms, he carried
her to her bed.
The sudden movement and
Marsh's voice brought 10 to con-
seriousness, and as her eyelids
fluttered open she heard him
saying over and over again,
"Thank God! Thank God!,
He was giving her a drink OF
water when Miss Conley appear
ed anxiously in the doorway.
81 wouldn't have left her, Mr..
Marsh, but your mother"
Marsh nodded impatiently. 81
know. She didn't understand the
girls condition. Pm afraid we'd
better have Seavers at once
"Let me sec =" Miss Con-
ley stepped forward confidently.
"What happencd?"
"Shc evidently tried to get out
of the room, and collapsed in the
hall. Must have been out Of her
head
10 opened her eyes again,
shook her head weakly back and
forth on the pillow. 'Tm .
I'm all right. wasn't out of my
head. | ! just wanted to
talk to someone who"
eve know all about it, 10.
And don't you worry. I've fixed
everything"
"About Fragonct, and"
Marsh nodded. "Everything."
He stood up and turned to the
nurse. "Should l telephone Sea-
.vers?"
"Tet me watch her closely for
an hour or so. l hardly think
well need to call Doctor Scavcrs
but this may mean she'll have
to stay in bed longer than we
planned"
"Bc sure to let me know if
the slightest thing seems wrong
Marsh said. "And, remember,
you're rot to leave her: II
think it would simplify matters
If you remember that Pm the
only one to give orders to the
employees here"
When Marsh had left JOS
rooms he returned to the lobby
and to Preston.
"Gf Frsgonet is in his room
will you please tell him I'd like
to sec him down at the boat
house,"
The clerk nodded. "Hc's in his
room, sir. I'll deliver the mes
sage"
Marsh strobe down toward the
boat house, went through two
cigarettes at furious pace be-
fore the lank frame of FragOn"t
appeared along the board walk.
The actors eyes seemed strain
cd and tired, and he looked at
Marsh as if to say, "All right,
Old Man, let me have it"'
Marsh returned his gaze specu-
lativciy. apparently you've
raised one devil of a mess,
Pete"
apparently. I've a way of do
ing that. | do want to say I'm
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

10 Darien, finishing her first
year in college, learns her father
is out of work. 10 hunts a job
and secures part time work in a
marine supply store. There she
meets wealthy, handsome Douglas
Marsh, who offers her the job of
hostess at his inn at Crest Lake.
10 accepts. This causes a quarrel
with Bret Paul to whom she is
engaged and 10 breaks the en-
gagement.
She goes to Crest Lake. Her
duties are pleasant but Marsh's
eccentric mother takes a dislike
to the girl. Babs Montgomery, a
school acquaintance who is jeal-
GUS of JOS popularity, comes to
the inn. Peter Fragonet, film &C
tor, and his wife are also guests.
Fragonet sees 10 on the swim
float one day and calls her a
goddess in sun-tan." He tells her
he is in love with her. 10 avoids
him for several days. Then he
asks her to go sailing. Ba5s Mont
gomery, plotting a speedboat,
crashes into the saisbost and 10
is hurled into the water.
CHAPTER XVIII
Marsh said, 81 can't believe
lat sort Of nonsense where 10
Darien is concerned and besides
perhaps, if you won't believe
your own mother, you'll believe
Edna Fragonct.'
Marsh put his hands on the
old lady's militant shoulders.
Easy now, Mother. | know
how you are when you get go
ing-and | don't doubt that
something's gone amjss. In fact,
I've been expecting it. | know
Pete Fragonct better than you,
but | thought that just possibly
he might have some sense in
this case"
Douglas" replied Mrs. Marsh
coldly, "if you're trying to tell
me that this is just a harmless
affair please save your breath
1t means that Edna Fragonet is
going to divorce her husband"
"Let me talk to Pete about
this, and then"
"Talk to whomever you please
but insist that this Darier
woman leave here this after
noon"
But, Mother, the girls i'll
She couldn't leave this afternoon
even if l wished to send hei
away"
"She wasn't too i'll to be max
ing love to Peter FragOnet. I've
sent the nurse away"
At this news Marsh's lips
compressed in a thin line and his
face colOrcd with anger. He left
his mother standing on the YER
anda and rushed into the lobby,
pausing at the desk long enough
to instruct Preston that Miss
Conley was to return to 10 Oar
len's room at once.
As he hurried upstairs ne
somehow felt that 10 was IN
grave trouble, but he was I'M
prepared to find her unconscious
before the open door of her
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43-Personal Property
LOST-Tuesday a 1929 Fletcher
high school ring. Phone East
Flat Rock, n. c., 8l5-R-or
leave at The Times-News office.
Reward.
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WANTED-Thirty acres or less,
hiily, wooded, on or near
baved road; preferably on
creek or lake. Give lowest cash
price and particulars. Address
Land. care Times-News.
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WANTED from so to 100 acres.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS 6Oc and ST,
SIPS fountain syringe 69c,
CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin 39c,
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Drug Co.
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Lost and Found
42-Pets and Livestock
LOST---On highway between

LOS l---On highway Del"SSh
Tryon and Hendersonvllle,
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terrier, about 7 months old.
Reward for return to K. A.
Bowen, Tryon, or Times
News, Hendersonville.
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FOR SALE-Cocker spaniel pup
pies. Ten weeks old. $40 and
SIS. Registration papers fur
nished. Phone I372-W.
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80 PER CENT DISCOUNT sale
on all Piedmont Shirts at
Rosenberg'S.
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WE WILL BUY Poultry Tuesday,
July 80. Heavy mems 14c, light
hens 12c, heavy fryers 15c.
Farmers Federation, Seventh
avenue east.
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Special Notices

FOR CHICKENS and eggs, call
S48; 134 Third Ave. East. We
buy and sell.
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31-Real Estate

WILL PAY 500 for l acre land
near good road, suitable for
kummer home. Box 172, City.
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VEN is selling most

JENNIE BOWEN is selling most
all of her cotton dresses at the
following prices: $1.45, S1.75,
S2.75, $3.75, $4.75, S5.75.
Nice clean stock.
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BE A WORLD XOYAGER. Span
oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models have
arrived. Brunson Furniture
Co.
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Radios and Service

b. AXE HERE! New 1886
We The finest radio ever
Fr Dee them at The Brun-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as admins
traitor of the estate Of H. w.
Niece. deceased, this is to mott
fly all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on or
before July 27, 1886, or this no.
ticc will be pleaded in bar of re-
cOvery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make set
tiement promptly with the un-
dersigned.
This July 27, 1885.
H. C. JONES,
Administrator.
7-27-Sat. 6tp
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
COmnany.
ROOFING. COMPOSITION roofing

ROOFING. Composition roofing
raising in price. Let us furnish
YOU with Certain-teed compost
ton shingles and roll roofing.
5-X cedar air dried shingles.
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
rloy extra heavy pure zinc
coated. 5-V galvanized roof
ing and tin shingles. Hender-
sonville Supply and Coal Com
pany. Everything in the build
ing line. Lenox Park. Phone
500.
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destinations (Female)
29-Help (Female)

GIRLS WANTED Competent
beauty operators wanted
everywhere. Earn while you
learn this highest paid pro-
fession at the Continental Col
lcgc, High Point, n. c. Write
for free information.
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S-FoodstuHs
I Professional Services

loATE MASSEUSE. R. N.
r.. g. irrigation, hourly nurs-
ri Fourth avenue west.
phone 4G2-W
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louses ana Real Estate
STORY HOUSE in Laurel

/. on large lot, containing
II rooms, hardwood floors
pughout, recently painted
b. and out, steam heating
b., garage with servants
b.. Price $500 or will
\ & for Miami property. II
4 Love, WOOlwOrth bldg.
% ,. .
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COMPLETE YOUR SPECIAL
Sunday dinner with our de-
iciOus pineapple sherbert.
Dairy Products Store. Phone
9l36. We deliver. +
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NEW HEIGHTS of
tone, power, foreign reception.
In cabinets of exquisite charm.
1886 Philco. BrunSon Furnl-
turc Company.
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LOW PRICES on high grade
Mems Wear at RoSenberg's. =
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BUILDING

BUILDING AND REPAIRING
can be done most advantage
ously at this time. Let us
serve you. Rigby-Morrow Co.
Lumber, Builders Supplies and
Mill Work. Fourth avenue
east. Phone 81, =
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$l1,OOO.OO BEING PLACED in
loans on homes in July. Easy
terms for borrowers. Safety
with liberal returns for irvcs-
tors. First Federal Savings d
Loan Association, 1T Sixth
avenue west.
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Marsh returned his gaze specu-
lativciy. apparently you've
raised one devil of mess,
Pete"
apparently. I've a way of do
ING that. 7 do want to say Pm
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CALL AT GIBBS TO ENGAGE
small lots good corn Sl.OO. '
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PAY YOUR TAXES WI T H
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET A S E 5 5 M r MD.
PHONE 81. o. ROY KEITH,
REAL ESTATE.
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For Sale
Autos and Accessories

Nh DAY we add more Ford
4 rhevroIet auto parts, also
i for late model cars. Jack
4 Motor Supply, 131 Fourth
h. east. Phone 500.
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15-Miscellaneous
FOR SALE-Used IA horse cleo

80 PER CENT DISCOUNT Sale
on all Hats, at RoScnberg'S.
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7-27-Sat. 6tp
Evening star., 1935-04-01

Arkansas district seat held by Tilman
B. Parks Of Camden on charges that
the nomination certificate was OBJ
tanned fraudulently.
Kitchens recently was declared
winner Of the seventh district con-
gressional election last August in an
Ashley County suit. Parks was the
only candidate in the general election
held before the suit was completed.
Gov. J. M. Putrell Saturday de-
clined to call special election in the
district at which Kitchens name
would be on the ballot as the Demo-
cratic nominee, holding that he had
no authority to remove q member of
Congress.
Evening star., 1935-04-01

duced to three men besides himself
after the dismissal last week Of IA
deputies who had comprised the po-
lice force of Weirton. For years the.
unincorporated community has had
force of deputies appointed by the
sheriff, but paid by the Weirton Steel
Co. A new law prevents that here
after.
Tope did not state what financial
arrangements had been made to pay
salaries Of the four men put back on
the force.
Evening star., 1935-04-01
MAN, 81, GIVES LIFE
IN SAVING GRANDSON

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April Carl Rick, 81,
had strength-two kinds.
Walking with his 5-year-old grand
son, William Rick, jr., the grand
father yesterday saw a car bearing
down on them. Even the knowledge
that it meant his own life, he called
on all the energy In his muscles to
give the child q shove forward and
then fell before the wheels Of the car.
He died a short time later.
Evening star., 1935-04-01
HOUSE WILL BE ASKED
TO VACATE PARKS SEAT
Wade Kitchens, Ruled Winner
of Election, Will Carry Fight
to Capitol.

BY the Associated Press.
MAGNOLIA, Ark, April 1.-Attor-
ney Wade Kitchens yesterday said he
would ask the National House of Rep
resentatives within the next week or
two to declare vacant the seventh
Evening star., 1935-04-01
DEPUTIES REAPPOINTED
TO FORCE AT WEIRTON
Men Added to Staff Despite Law
Forbidding Payment by
Steel COMPANY.

BY the Associated Press.
WEIRTON. w. Va, April 1.-The
reappointment Of four deputy sheriffs
to help him police this unincorporated
steel town of 10000 population was
announced last night by Sheriff ]. A.
Tope at New Cumberland.
The sheriff's force had been re-
Evening star., 1935-04-01
JURY FAILS TO AGREE
Former Aide of Barrow Tried for
Staying Constable.

Staying Constable.
MIAMI, Okla, April / P.-A.
Clark, Ottawa County attorney, was
undecided today whether to dismiss
a murder charge against Henry Meth
win, former companion of Clyde Bar
row and Bonnie Parker, after a Dis
trict Court jury failed to agree on a
verdict on a charge of killing Consta-
BILE Cal Campbell Of Commerce.
Evening star., 1935-04-01
THREE OPERATORS HALT
APRIL | CALLS TO zoo
All Calls for Mr.. Fox and Mr
Lyon in Philadelphia to Get
an Answer.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, April Ito fool
would-be April foolers, who for years
have given more trouble than the
elephants, the telephone company to-
day came to the rescue Of the Zoo.
Three special operators were as
signed to the administration office
Evening star., 1935-04-01

switchboard to inform all who call
for "Mr. Fox or Mr.. Lyon" that
they're talking to the Zoo, and then
hang up.
Evening star., 1935-04-01

Doctors in the Canadian Arctic
used airplanes in urgent cases during
the Winter.
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State Of North Carolina, together
with all Of the buildings and i'm
provements now on the property
hereinabove described, as well as
all of the machinery, equipment,
fixtures and furnishings and furn-
iture Of every kind presently in
stalled or placed in the buildings
erected on said lands.
Said sale is made for the rea-
son that the grantors in the said
deed of trust have defaulted in
the payment of the bonds Sc
cured thereby, and in compliance
with the other promises and pro-
visions therein made on the part
of the grantors; and for the pur-
pose of paying and discharging
said bonds, the holder of all of
the outstanding bonds secured by
said deed of trust, having made
written demands upon the under
signed Trustee, to foreclose and
sell said property.
TIME OF SALE: FEBRUARY
25. 1885, ONE O'CLOCK =. M.
PLACE OF SALE: FRONT
DOOR OF HENDERSON COUN-
TY COURTHOUSE.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
Dated and posted, this the 26th
day Of January, 1885.
Realty Incorporated, Substitute
Corporate Trustee.
C. ID. Weeks, Substitute lndi-
vidual Trustee.
1-26-Sat-5tp
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derson County, sell, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed property, situated IN inc
County of Henderson, State OF
North Carolina, to-wit:
TRACT /. That property stu
ate on the North side of North
Fourth Avenue West, and the
West side of Church Street, in the
Citv of Hendersonville, North
Carolina, and bounded and de-
sclibed as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake at the
intersection Of the North margiI
of North Fourth Avenue West in
the West margin Of Church St.,
and runs with the North margin
of North Fourth Avenue West,
South 70 dogs. West 50 feet to a
stake, corner of Nixon lot; thence
with the line Of said Nixon lot,
North II degrees Al minutes ".
1915 feet to a stake; thence n.
rs degrees Is minutes East 95.6
feet to a stake in the West mar
Gin of Church Street; thence with
the West margin of Church St,
South il degrees rs minutes i.
129 feet to the place Of BEGIN
MING, and being the same prop
erty described in deed from Sam
T. Hodges and wife, Louise X.
Hodges, to the Hodgewell Corpo-
ration, by deed dated January l,
1921, and recorded in Book 115,
at page POI, of the Record of
Deeds for Henderson County,
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Ia person, - that you deposited
them, it would really be true. She
hoped it was like that, hoped 1t
with all her heart!
She drew her needle in and
out Of the ELK, taking minute, in
visible stitches. She had the bind
ing on one-half Of the collar
when Josie cut in sharply:
"Gale, lool-you've got it on
the wrong side"
ooh, I have, haven't l? I'll
have to rip tt"
Josie eyed the other girl
shrewdly. She thought for an
instant that there were tears in
Gales eyes, but that was ridicu-
/ Ious. Putting the binding Of a
collar on the wrong way couldn't
make anyone cry.
An hour later, Josie rose to
leave, the finished dress over her
arm. She said, Gee, Gale, you
were swell to do this for me. It's
like a new dress"
"pm glad l could do it," Gale
told her. She really meant it.
Sewing for Josie had filled the
evening. She said, "Good night,
Josie. See you tomorrow
/ And thus the day ended. To-
morrow, Gale told herself as she
undressed and got into her plain
little white gown, would be cas-
I ier. Gradually the days would
grow easier and she would learn
to forget that she had been
silly, ridiculous little fool. She
would even, some day, be able to
think Of Brian Westmore without
: that sharp, stahbiM% pain. May
he she would be able to take the
incident as lightly as he had
But she couldn't do that now.
! She found out the following eve
ming, comin% home from the mill,
Just how far she was from think
ing nationally, dispass,onately
about the whole affair. She had
left Josie a block behind. Turn
| ing a corner, Gales heart sud-
denly ceased beating. There,
ahead Of her, was Brian.
(To be continued)
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now. I've got to get supper.
Some other time you can show
me now the trick goes"
/. But the, youngster was ada
mant. NO." ne said, ''it'th that
man want to thee. You tell
him to come back here. l twied
over and over and l can't get it
wight. You tell him"
Gale sought escape. Maybe
Phil knows how to do it," she
said. He'll be coming any min
ute now"
The child shook his head.
9TH that man want to thee"
he repeated.
From the rear of the O'Con-
nors' house q shrill voice called,
"Tommee, Oh, Tom-meew
That's your Mother" Gale
said. you mustn't keep her
waiting"
The shrill cry was repeated.
Tommy looked up at Gale sor-
rowfully. "All wight" he said:
'Pll GO, but Pm comm back! I
want to thee that man"
Gale hurried up the walk and
into the house. .'.
It was Brian whom Tommy
wanted to see = Brian with his
tricks to Gmuse youngsters; his
gay, flattering speeches that were
tricks, too.
She opened the door and called
greeting to her father, then
went into the kitchen and meth
odically began preparing the eve
ming meal.
After they had finished eating,
after the dishes had been washed
and put away Josie Gridley came.
Josie brought the brown dress
Gale had promised to help make
over. 1t was wrapped in q news
paper with q strip of plaid silk
and Q picture from a fashion
magazine.
"Look," Josie said, holding the
strip Of plaid up to- her face.
Don't you think it's kind Of
pretty"
every pretty" Gale nodded,
She had forgotten that she had
promised to help Josie. She said,
looking at the fashion picture,
ooh, yes-this is the one we de-
c.ded on, isn't it?"
She got out newspapers and
cut collar pattern, fitting it
about Josie's shoulders. She
pinned the paper collar into place
and Josie considered herself in
the mirror and seemed pleased.
She said, Gee, Gale, it must
be swell to be able to sew Ike
YOU can. I tried to make dress
once and you should have seen
it! Was | g sight?'
Gale was cutting the silk, care
full to keep the edges even. at
lust takes practice" she said.
at isn't hard after you've had a
little practice"
Maybe that was the way with
other things" she thought. May
be after telling yourself often
enough that you didn t care about
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