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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22

niert jott ide, sot AIT is, tudpm, hogyan csi-
malta. AIT hittem,, hogy utan, ami velem
tortent, Italian betelt- es@ kielegult mar a ha-
ragja Hiszen, en- mem kiNanok sokat, csak
lehetoseget; hogy felNehessem a. kuzdelmet
gem minden lehetOsegtDl.
- Mem tettetes, ha AIT nrondorn: EFT
mem ertem: Hiszen semmit sem tettem az on
balesete ota!' - felelte Reubens.
Blaokford arcan ketkedo nrosory jelent
meg:
Nagyon ostobanak tantiat, uram.
Mindenben, ami csak tortenik, raismerek az
on keze munkajara. Aztan meg. ki11alf-
gattam Lawler banyanresterreI folytatott
megbeszelsst- klubban
Elismerem, hogy okot adtam bosz-
szujara, - folytatta B1ackford - de sulyo-
san meg is fizettem erte Csak nem kepze1i,
hogy elhiszern, hogy csupan ve1et1en okozta
a balesetemet! EFT ICY rendeztsk e1, amit jol
tud on is es - en- is
Szomoruan folnevetett es Alice szemei
tagra meredtek. . Blackford tehat tudja!
Hogy pedig Covert ftrtni hagytam,
EFT azert tettenr, inert nern akartam ont is
belekeverm AIT hittem, hogy ezzel eleget
tettenr az ON megbantott erzelmeinek De
nem hiszen1, hogy an1it meg eek utan is csi-
nal, az tisztesssges e1jaras. Csak ait ohajtot-
tam, hogy 1egyen nrodomban elvegezni ram
bizott nrankat. Utana ugyis e1tavoztam volna,
hogy ne regyek terhere jelenletemmel On
megigerte, hogy aTkalmat nyujt ere, de mem
tartotta meg szavat
Te1jesen higgadtan beszelt Reubens es
1eanya megkovulten ha1lgattak Vegre is az
Greg ur megszo1a1t
= Es ha AIT mondom, hogy igenis meg,
tartottam amt igertem?...
= Ere en- ait felelem, hogy mem nagyon
hrszem = valaszolta Blackford gyorsan
Reubens tehetetlenil razta fejet.
= Pedig megparancsoltam, hogy mind:
EFT be kefl sziintetni.
Ezeket konnyebb am meginditani,-
mint megallitani!
- Lawler is. i.
Blac.ford befejezte felmondatot amt
Reubens abbahagyott:
= Lawler is ugyanezt mondta.. igaz?
1smet csond lett es Alice kezei koze ,rei-
tette az arcat.
(Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22

terheit es Reubens onkentelen tisztelettel ad6--
zott neki
.Es Blackboard. -. Sziveben, mind
nagyobb remenytelenseg, vert gyokeret Erez-
te seriilesenek sulyos hatranyat.. Lelancolva.
erezte es szinte latta, amint fokozatosam, ell
veszti emberei felett a. hatalmats E1vesztette
tekintelyet Mar mem tartottak olyan tiszte-
letben, mint aze1ott Parancsaival mar aligy
torodtek es munkasek neha ait tettek, ami
nekk tetszett
Epp en1iatt jott. Mudd panaszkodni
Blackfordhoz, kozben faradt szemeit dorzso--
gette. Alig aludt most napi negy orat, min
den dejet banyaban toltotte es ARA tore
kedett, hogy mreI jobban betoltse Black
ford thelyet:
- F6nokom, en- megolok lit valakit, mir
elott ennek dolognak vege lenne - nond
ia mar el6re latonr!
Mem; John, erro1 $40 Sc legyen -
intette B1ackford = ez~ugysem segitene. Hat
hol rejlk hiba?
Sejtem, de mem trdom megfogni.
Ugy latszik, mintha az embereknek mindegy
lenne, hogy dolgoznak-e vagy sem. Bizo-
nyos, hogy Lawler van enogott AIT teszi,
"ihie az OiSS SiADCI NNdHl. "A udprAil, IIlllr
kasok meg a felet sem banyasszak szukse-
ges mennyisegnek Attol tartok; hogy ez
maid atragad az, en- ejje}i munkasaimra is.
Valamit tenni kellene.
A termeles akkor szallt a, legalacsonyaBb
fokra, mikor. szenmosot vasporral megron-
galtak. Blackford rogton- odavitette magat.
Muddot is folkeltettek es@ mindent megvizs-
gatak. Minden ketseget kizaroan szabotazs
tOrtent!
- Pokoli munka - mondta, Mudd. az
osszekarmot alkatreszeket vzsgalva - $ ez
megint csak Lawler!
Blackford tiirelme. mar veget ert,. most
mar le kell' vegre, szamolni Az idegei meg
fesziiltek, mikor rombolasra nezett, mely
isrnet tobb napra megszinteti a barya nun-
kajat. AIT hitte hogy Reubens, most, fnogy
8 ICY megserult.... no, de n,irdegy!
Ezer az esten etkezes kozben B1ackford
meg szokot.naT is halNanyabb volt, milsor
elkezdett besze1ni
Szeretnem, uranr, ha nyiltan beszsl-
hetnenk - szolt Reubenshez nagyon me-
hez ugyan a helyzetenr, inert ON az en- f1a-
zan1ban van az en- asztaronrrar i'll, de ugy
velen1, hogy ezzel most nem tor6dhetiink
- Mem tudon1, hogy nire gondol - fe-
lelte' Reubens.
B1ackford faradtan 1egyintett
Mire jo tettetes? Tudom, hogy on
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22

Reubens szeme folszikraztak es LaMler
kenyelnletlenul kezdte magat erezni.
Maga, megalthatja ezt ha en- ugy
akarom - jelentette XII Reubens es ertse
meg jol: ez fontos lesz a maga szamara is,
merit. en-. ICY akarom!
EFT konnyu mondani, de megal-
litast mem on vegzi el Aztan meg. ag-
godalmasan elhallgatott.
Reubens elentosen emelte fol egyik
ujjat-
- Ha jol meggondolja, akkor condos
kodni fog arrol, hogy megszunjenek bajok!
Megertette?... Mem szeretnem, ha7 ismet
vissza kelene hoznom Faint Mar elkuldtem
es mem akarom visszahivni, merit ez. :.
baj lenne maganak:
Megteszem, amt tehetek vonogatta
a valat Lawler kelletlenul' - De mar most
is megmondhatom, hogy ez mem leszz sok
Meg ugyan mem tortent egyeb, csak levego
lett puskaporos, de mar ez is eleg On ohaj-
totta ezt ICY en- eszernt dolgoztam. Most
nekem szeretne forditani, de ez mar nehez
lesz. Mem tudja, hogy konnyebb egy ilyen at
kozott csordat megvaditani, mint lecsirlap--
tani?
Reubens kenytelen volt megelegedni ez--
eel, de korantsem lett vofna olyan nyugodt,
ha hallotta volna, nit morgott magaban ta-
vozas kozben Lawler
Az ordogbe is, semmit sem fogok
tenni. Csak varjad! Tudom mar, hogyan fo-
gok kibujni a csavabol
Vihar elott csend iilte meg Cahabat a
kovetkezo napokon. Reubens< hazasirgony--
zott az irodajaba hogy bizonytalan ideig ta--
vol marad.
A hare mar ALT; leolvashato volt Black
ford arcarol, mely naprol-napra fakobb es
megviseltebb lett. Mar megszoktak 1t Jim
karjai kozott latni. A meyer egy percre SEM
Walt meg tole S lassan kolcsonos szeretet fej-.
rodott XII ket ember- kozott.
Alice ugy vigyazott ra; ahogyan csak
tudott, de nem kiserelte meg tobbe, hogy be-
hatoljon ferje zarkozottsagaba. Tudta, hogy
Blackford most oyan erzekeny, hogy meg a.
1eggyengedebb erintes is fajdalmat okoz: Tgy
aztan Alice is visszahuzodott
Reubens mindkettojuket figyelte; szere-
tett volna segiteni, de ovatos volt. Tudta,
hogy minden beavatkozas csak karos lehet.
leanya szerette Blackfordot, de vejer61
mem tudta megal1apitani, hogy szereti-e meg
Affect A sapadt kept Blackford, szomoru
szenneivel hallgatag modoraval, de kifogasta-
Ian udvariassagaval zavarba hozta Raadasur
Blackford zokszo es lazongas nelkul viselte
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-22

AIT szoktak mondani, hogy
ho1lo holfonak a szemet mem
akarja kivajni es ha az ember
1atja ait az egyseges ostromot,
amit t6ke vezet az vi deal ell
len, el is hinnenk, hogy ez igaz,
ha = az ellenkez6jet mem lat
nank.
Az auto-ipar fellazad az acel-
ipar ellen es olyan forradalmi
ujitast kovetelnek, amit sem a
fogyasztok, sem a kormanyok
mem tudtak soha keresztul vinni
a nehez iparnal.
Sokan tudjak, de tobben mem
tudjak, hogy az acel-iparban az
ugynevezett "Pittsburgh-plus"
szerint szamlaznak.
Vagyis ha valaki, mondjuk
Chicago mellett vasat vesz egy
acelgyartol, eloszor megfizeti a
vas arat, azutan hozza csapjak
AIT a szallitasi dijat, amt
Pittsburghbol fizetne.
Mindegy, hogy a gyar esetleg
csak tiz mertfoldnyire van a We
v6t6l, a Pittsburgtol ervenyben
lev6 szallitasi dijat kell neki
megfizetni.
Ha fogyaszto netalan a sajat
truckjaival jelenne meg egy det-
roiti, new york; vagy St. Louis
ban lev6 acelgyarban az anyag-
ert, akkor is meg kell neki a
Pittsburghtol valo fuvardijat
fizetni.
Icy gondoskodott rola a min
denhato aceltruszt hogy Pitts
burgh videken lev6 Is szazmil-
L. L r.
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keszt6kben kellene tobb meyer
tesnek lenni, hogy az ilyen buta
es szemtelen rendzavaroktol a
nyilvanossagot megvonjak.
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pFcIN HERE TODAY

Katbar;ne Strykhurst, besuh,
full, 20, falls in love with Niien =.
Heathcroe, owner OF a riding
school. Katharine's father IS fieh
and her s>epmother a snob;
Zoe Parker, Katharine TREND;
has an unhappy love atfair anu
is saved from suicide by young
DIR. John Kaye.
Overhearing two detectives ask
foi Michaeps address, Katharine
rushes to warn him, although Sne
has not seen him since his en-,
gagement 20 Sally Neon ioc"i
coquctte, has been announced
Michael refuses to 60 away un-
less Katharine comes with him.
They are married in an obscure
little town. Then Michael insists
on returning to face the detec-
tives. He learns he is heir to a
fortune and title in !rclana'
Michael leaves at once tor Nc"
York to see the lawyer HANDING
the case. He is injured in trail
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len would call her.
But it was only Leonard Will
lis, making a golf engagement
with her father.
Her heart raced and slowed
again. Not for her.
The morning droned past. Nj
chael must be angry with her
she must have been too repres-
sly. in her manner when he call
ed her last night. On, he'd have
to learn to understand her bet
ter-he'd have to see it meant
nothing when she was cool and
standoffish. She had crawled in
to her shell for so many years
that it was hard, all at once, to
break the habit. And she loved
him so terribly!
At last, unable to bear the
silence further, she got into the
car and drove over to the riding
school, Tips was in the yard,
feeding some chickens that fluff
ed about on the bare earth. He
looked up expectantly.
Nom, Mister Michael, he amt
come back, MSS" Tips white
teeth showed. "Pa, he thinks it's
mighty funny. He went off las
night soon after those men left.
event OFF," Katharine stared
at him.
"Yes'm. He say he goin' to
New York, and he say for Pa to
lock up. This morning when I
gojn' to call him for breakfast,
sure enough, he amt been back"
"Well, thank you very much,
Tips. No, l won't make an APP
,pointment to ride just now"
Katharine went back to the
car. Automatically her fingers
turned the ignition key. Sha
started the motor, drove off al
most blindly.
Michael had gone away! He
hadn't let her know. What in
heavens name did this mean?
Had he told her the truta
when he said those men could
not possibly bring evil tidings TO
him, that his slate was clear?
She would have staked her life
Yesterday anon his honesty, bnt
this new development brought
terror to her soul.
What was she to do? There
was no one she could tell, no one
she could turn to now.
Or was there?
Violet Merser's wise, kind, gen
tie face came to katharine's
mind. In spite Of her instructive
distrust, her impulse always to
stand upon her own feet, she was
drawn irresistibly to this new
friend.
Violet was in a basket chair
rnder the apple trees, knitting a
pink sweater for Sybil. Glow
nice to see you! We've been miss
ling YOU" Then her keen per-
ceptions told her something was
wrong. INV dear, what's up?
Can I help?"
Katharine sat down and the
whole story poured from her lips.
She held nothing back. Violet
Merser did not interrupt once,
! but her dark eyes reflected a
houndlcSs sympathy.
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SCHEDULE
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Asheville at Norfolk.
Richmond at Charlotte.
Portsmouth at Wilmington.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(No games scheduled).
NOTICE OF SALE

Under the power OF sale&Pf5.
tanned in q deed of trust ex694t,
cd by j. +. Creech and Wife,
Minnie Bryan Creech to the I'M
dersigned, dated July %, 1927,
and of record in book 90, page
g. Of the trust deed records Of
Henderson county, l will, on the
9TH day Of July, 1885, at -
o'clock. noon at the courthouse
door of Henderson county, n. c.,
in the City Of Hendersonville, Of
fer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, the
following described land, to-wit:
Lying and being in Henderson
vile Township, Henderson Coun-
ty, N. c.,
BEGINNING at stake stand
ing in the western mar@in Of the
Appalachian highway, said stake
standing north G3 degrees west
% feet from the point where
the northern margin of Second
avenue intarsccts with the west
ern margin Of said highway as
shown by plat Of the Mcmillan
c. King estate and running
thence with the west margin OF
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said highway south GO degrees
east 1862 feet more or less to a
stake where the northern margin
Of Third avenue intersects with
the western margin of said high
way as shown on aforesaid plat;
thence with the north margin of
said avenue south 81 degrees
west 1872 feet to a stake, said
stake standing 60 feet from the
center of the railroad and being
the south west corner of lot NO.
'2din, issk Gatbsnses aosth 81 de-
s. S. !||||l!!|| {
with Ballenger's line IN a hDc4h.'
easterlv direction to the begin
ning-Being all Of lots Nos, /.
2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 in Block C and
a part of lot 3, Block B and that
parcel Of land shown on the
above mentioned plat as Second
avenue, all as shown by plat of
the Mcmillan C. King estate re-
corded in map book No. l., page
% in the office Of the register
of deeds for Henderson county.
n. c.. Subject, however, to the
easement which any parties may
lawfully have to the right of way
of Second avenue as indicated on
man above referred to and any
additional right Of way Of the
Southern Railway Company along
the western boundary of said lot.
This the 3rd day of June.
1885.
d. H. Lee, Trustee,
BY j. Foy Justice, Attorney.
6-3-Mon. 4tp
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W&F8

What am l to do?" Katharine
finished duly. Il must have been
mad YESTERDAY. He's run away
now. Evidently it was ali hor-
rble Joke to him. >"
Shocked by the others suffer
ing, the older woman sought for
words to comfort her. "You
couldn't be So wrong in trusting
him. He has good face. l
liked him from the start"
The girl lifted her head. "You
did? Really and truly?'
He's not bad Violet Merser
assured her. There's some mys-
terry here. 1t can probably be
cleared up. Wait and see"
If ~ father finds out-or
Bcrtine-" katharine went on,
a might as we'll be dead"
Don't talk like that. DO you
suppose" vcntured Mrs. McrScr,
chat neither one Of thcm--yOur
father or stepmother-has sin
gle folly with which TO regroach
themSelvesI"
az don't know. Probably not"
"Nonsense," said Violet Brisk
". "Anyhow. you're not to wor-
~ about them. Brace up. child.
The worl hasn't come to an
end. l know it looks frightful to
you, but probably in q week from
now the whole affair will be
Strengthened out"
"You think So"
II really do"
But after the girl had gone
away Violet Ncrser was not so
certain. What a strange tangle
Of circumstances it was! Ger
tainly. on the face Of it, one
wouldn't say that a young man
who was engaged to one girl and
married to another and who. fur
Their, disappeared on the night
lowing the ceremony, sounded
particularly honorable. Especial
" since two detectives had visit
ed him just an hour or two be-
fore his departure.
In q hospital ward in the city,
high above the turgid stream that
was the East River, Michael
Heatheroe lay. He tossed and
turned on his narrow bed, and
occasionally muttercd an inco-
herent word Or two.
Miss Smithcrs, the nurse on
duty in TIE ward, glanced at him
interestedly as she made @n en-
try in his chart.
"Good-iooking fellow she said
to the supervisor who was a
friend of hers. at stoo bad"
A newspaper reporter whose
beat" included this particular
hospital wrote q brief paragraph
about 4 hatless young man "pos-
sibly 27 years old" who had been
injured in a taXicab accident at
Park avenue and 18th street
The city editor ran a blue pen
Gil through q good Inanv items
that night. So the story of
Nichaeps misadventures appeared
only in the early editions of the
newspaper. The late edition,
which came to the Strykhurst Ia
bic at Innicoc'i, did net contain
this account. Katharine, dis
traught as she was, searched the
papers for mention Of accidents,
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tic accident.
IoW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XVIII

O1AGIE AXNIiI
katharine threw wide the case
ment window, looking down al
the garden below. The lone
shadows of morning lay every
where; the borders were starred
with dewy drops. Yesterday, yes
terday, she said to herself. had
been her wedding day.
Today she an Michael would
acknowledge their marriage be
lore all the world. She had de
clded that in the still watches of
the night. There was to be NO
more waiting, no more pretense
or secrecy. By this time Sally
Moon would have heard the news,
no doubt, from MichaePs own
lips: Sally would be angry-furi-
ously angry - but that would
pass. Pride would come to hcr
rescue. She could make it an
pear that she had discarded
Michael.
At the thought Of him, Katha-
tjne's eyes darkened suddenly,
She drew a long breath. She was
Mjchael's wife. The miracle had
happened yesterday.
At any moment now he would
/ telephone her. The bell would
ring and before one OF the maids
could answer it katharine herself
would do so.
/ His voice would sound in her
ears. That deep. drawing, who'll
Nv delightful voice of MichacPs
Katharine bathed and dressed
still wrapped in the dream. Her
green linen frocks and the brown
land white shoes with the buck,
skin fringes and a string of dull
white beads that looked creamy
against her sunburn.
But Michael didn't call. Break,
| fast passed. Berthe said some
thing about missing the rolls fol
| lunch the day before, and katha,
! rine came out of her trance tc
stare at her stepmother as at 9
perfect stranger.
"What did you say, Bcrtine?'
81 said that Cook was furious
when the rolls didn't arrive yes,
terday. We wanted and waited
Victor" said Bertiu2, with that
infuriating smile of hers, "aEd
this girl never showed up. Nora
Willis was here and there wasn't
a thing but whole wheat breaC
in the house. You know Nora
hates t
This went on for some time
Katharine, breaking hits Of toast
and arranging them in a geomet
rical pattern on the pink SpodC
plate, paid little heed. BcrtinC
was trying to irritate her, ly.
inc to goad her into some sort
of explanation. But this particu,
lar morning her stepmother'S
iibes simply could not reach
Katharine.
Her father grunted over his
newspaper which he had folded
back to the financial page. The
Telephone rang in the study. Ia,
tharine could hear the jangline
of the bell and every nerve IL
her taut BODY responded to the
summons. ANY moment now Ell
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since Violet Merser had, sensibly
enough, suggested that some such
happening might explain Mich
ael's silence. She did not really
believe in the possibility. By this
time she was fairly well conyinc-
cd that Michael Heatheroe had
played cruel Joke en- the girl
who had married him.
SO the day passed, and the my s.
terry dcepened. And in katha-
rine's sick heart hope fluttereI
and died.
Go be continucd(
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CEDAR Shingles at old price as
long as our supply lasts. Get
in touch with us at once. Rlgby-
Morrow Co., Lumber, Builders
Supplies. Mill-Work. Fourth
Ave. East. Phone 81.
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OWNERS of Norge Rollator Re-
refrirerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves.
in refrigeration cost and in
food cost-up to 81 a month.
Rrnnson Furniture Company.
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YOU NEED NOT buy your of
flee supplies from out-of-town
firms. We can fill your needs
at reasonable prices. Bakers
Art Gallery.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS 6Oc and 81,
Wine Cardui &c, Wampoles
preparation Toe, Waterbury
compound Toe, Russian Mineral
Oil, qts., heavy, 49c. Freeze
Drug Company.
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DIVIDENDS at 3 IA per cent
per annum will be paid June
3Oth on insured investments;
Can you beat it? First Federal
Savings and Loan Assn, ~
Sixth avenue west.
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Composition roofing
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costed. 5-V galvanized roof
mo and tin shingles. Hender-
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many. Everything in the build
mo line. Lenox Park. Phone
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PAY YOUR TAXES WI H
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET A S S E S ) NJ Z MD
PHONE 81. o. ROY KEITH
REAL ESTATE.
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Great big cones of GOOD ice
cream. Dairy Products store. >"
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pADIo SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
COMPANY.
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RESULTS
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Portsmouth 3, Asheville 8.
Charlotte 2-5, Norfolk A.
(Only games scheduled).
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WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Call No. .. Brun-
SON Furniture Company.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago /, Detroit 1.
Cleveland I, st. Louis 2.
Washington ), Philadelphia 4.
Boston-Ncy York, wet grounds.
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CLEAN, COOL six-room bunga-
low for rent. Furnished. Apply
Dairy Products store.
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little Rock !, Knoxville /.
Memphis /, Atlanta /.
Nashville G-5, New Orleans 4-3,
Chattanooga rs, birmingham
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York ;, Boston i.
Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 4.
st. Louis Is, Chicago 2.
Philadelphia Brooklyn, rain.
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FOR SALE-Good used binder.
Reconditioned. Wade King, OPP
posite city hall.
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HAVE YOUR eyes tested and fit
Ted with correct glasses by
registered optometrix' ,Leona
Alien Young, next door 10
State Trust 60.
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Livestock and Poultry

Or SALE-Ten-year-old mule,
Se-hS about ll00 pounds;
sorN anywhere: Sli0. Frank
EaEtgri. EtOwah.
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For Rent
Io-Apartments

| 0r To rent furniture
d. muse Of four rooms and
| !ars =: address Furniture, "
As'GeS-News,
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u-HouSehold Goods
lS-Miscellaneous

q LAVE A COMPLETE LINE
Nj I ~. and better seat covers.
C.ty Tire Company. =
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Special Notices

CHOICE BEEF STEAK 25c, veal
chops 15c ID. Star Market.
Greenville highway.
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For Sale
Autos and Accessories

rO9 SALE - Good 1880 sport
~ie' Buick coupe for SIS
al, See or write Mrs. J. S.
\ ylrore, Hillgirt.
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Her father grunted over his
newspaper which he had folded
back to the financial page. The
telephone rang in the study. Ka-
|tharine could hear the jangling
of the bell and every nerve in
her taut BODY responded to the
summons. Any moment now FL
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CALL. AT GIBBS TO ENGAGE
small lots good corn Sl.OO. :
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17-Houses

FOR Rem T-Houses, cabins,
apartments. Lewis Orr. Phone
172.
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2S-HelP (Male)

CASH for used coupe or sedan.
Must be bargain. Phone 21O.
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WANTED
27-Farm Products

WE WILL BUY POULTRY Tues
day, June 18th. Heavy hens
15c. Light hens BE, fryers
23c. Farmers Federation.