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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-03-07
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-03-07
Salvage
QN TWO PARTs-PART ONE

Published By Special Arrangements With The
ChicaEo Tribune-Eew York News Syndicate,
Incorporated
Evening star., 1936-10-16
ApARTMENTs UNFURklsHED.
fCOntinued-1 ]

1918 10Th ST. N.W.-oNE LARGE ROOM,
kitchen and bath apt. 1st floor. front.
facing park; jsnitor service. elec. fefrig-
orator. rent. S45. Potomac 2614.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
HOUSES UNEURNlsHEp.


house. near schools. churches. stores and
CAN Emerson 1886.
GLOVER PARK-NEARLY NEW B, Il;
Glover built home; s rooms. tile bath. 2
ca % s4s
DETACHED HOUSE. NINE ROOMS. THREE
white HoSs. sf5o 4ss ld
BY OWNER; CHEVY. CHASE. D. q. 9
rms b.; nesrby Va. rms: b. FULTON
E. Bias SoEpoSl sSe sle1. l42 5oe1 Eve st. nW' Di''
s, ROOMS: BATHS. 2-cAR GARAGE.
diana ave: NV. National S42o. ie.
kiRoqRME II5,o !: 81 -Nc NV 159S 9S sLocKps.
sonabls rent; responsible party. District
CHEVY cHAsE-MoDERN HOMES, SIX
LESLIE ss b ss a? sss
saSSS SEQ; bios conSuit Td., Ims.' e55s
Mass. ave. NV. rms. osS5; .IOl2 Lin
coin pl. s.e., 8 rms. b.. $50. BEHREND,
CHEVY CHASE, MD-DETACHED HOME
convenient to stores and school. Available
CHEVY CHASE HOME BUILDERS,
National 1851. 1101 Vermont Ave. NV.
Sf4 UNDERWOOD ST. NW.-BRICK.
rms, bath. garage; available Immediately;
$50; inspect today. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
1417 L st. NV.
$50, 2O24 PIERCE MILL RID, MT. Pleas
ant. facing park rooms. bath, attic,
garage; vacant. OWNER. Pot. 1886. 22e
VERY DESIRABLE DETACHED HOUSE IN
Chevy Chase. Md.-6 rooms and bath; oil
heat: immediate possession. Rept. $50
SSH 35th st. n;w.--semi-detachedb brick.
rooms. bath. built-in garase: h.-wh..
blower immediate possession; S100 month.
Corner house In. Sauls Addition. con-
tanning 8 rooms. 2 baths. garage, auto
matte heat; excellent condition.; immediate
possession; reasonable rental.
SOIL 46th ST. n,w.-Factng Govt. PARK
CIT. Bayard1, detached. rooms. 2 finished
scaped lot; possession Nov. /. $100 mo;
4343 Bran6ywine st. n.w.-Detached:
rooms and bath. screened porch. garage.
442S Greenwich parkway-semi-det.. z
heat. electric refrigeration: S106.
BOES & PHELPS.
2456 TUNLAW RID. NV.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
2456 TUNLAW RID. NV.

Glover Park-Brick. 7 rms, bath. In.
closed porch. elec. yefrtserattons puut'an
sarass' $50 psTs q mo mSoAspmze.
1910 x 81. NV. Natl. o0Ses
Evening star., 1936-10-16
COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTs a FURNISHED.

FALL GUESTS ACCOMMODATED. ct Pros
Hyndman. BOX 275, Frederick Nd. 1Ss
Evening star., 1936-10-16
HOUSES FURNISHED.


A DETACHED FURNISHED BUNGALOW
at 1927 Eskridge Terrace NV. OF hve
rooms and bath. cellar. attic. front and
rear porches and garage. Rent reasonable
PERCY n. RUSSELL CO. 1871 x st. NV.
227 ROSEMARY. CHI CHI. MD.-S RMS.
gar: excellent cond; new oil burner; nicely
furn.: exclusive location; S125. Wise. 4O5l.
CHOICE SELECTION OF DESIRABLE FUR
nished houses in best sections Of the city.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 1856. 1Ss
LEASE MODERN. WELL-FURNIsHED
brick home, NV, from Nov. to April J.,
for good care and $50 per month. to adult
GENTLE family references required. Ran
2o7 FIRST. ST, NE-ATTRAcTIvE.
charming old brick with marvellous view
of the Capitol. facing Senate once Bldg ::
close to Supreme Court and Congressional
Library; 6 rooms. solarium. glassed sleep
ing porch. . baths, h.-v.h. Frigidaire:
attractively furnished: for lease one year
or longer; $135 per mo. l.. T. GRAVATTE.
729 18th st. NV. National 0753.
100 BLOCK QUE N.w.--9 ROOMS t6
bed rooms). 8 baths: good condition: i'm
mediate possession. For appointment to
~ BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 K st. NV. National $500.
COMFORTABLE, FURNISHED RESIDENCE
in Virginia. within half-hour of White
House: four bed rooms 2 baths. servants
rooms: living room. 25 by 80: large open
fireplace; elec. tel. steam heat: extensive
HERMAN Z. GAsCH.
92S 18th st. NV. National 1254-1255.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
MANSION FOR GUEST
HOME.

1898 18th st. N.w-Open Oct. IL. Re.
modelled beautifully decorated, exquisitely
furnished. Ample baths: some private.
Nothing omitted for comfort. service and
good food. At reasonable rates.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
TABLE BOARD.

76O QUEBEC PL. N.W.-ltalian-American,
first-class table board: can accommodate
10 more. good home-cooked meals. o.
lumhia 264Q-J.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
ROOMS FURNISHED.

141O GIRARD ST. NV. Apt. 5--Large
front room. also small room, nicely fur-
nished; $15-S20 For employed.
51O5 14th ST. .N,W,-Front room, adjoin-
ing bath; detached home; c.h.w.; breakfast
optional; garage. Georgia $685.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Large front
room, . exposures: new house; private bath
with shower; private family; $25. Emer-
SON 1871
Evening star., 1936-10-16
$50, LEl15 TIE ~ JMGr[EI "a ~

Combination living-bed room with Muir.
phy bed. separate dinette with windows.
Ettchen with Frigidaire on house meter
bath with built-in tub and shower. two
exposures.
SgYs Yso S'se4sa Mn sns o'S sssna a,n..,. t,,sh-
q and bath ..-.-.------4A
Evening star., 1936-10-16

THE MENDOTA-6 ROOMS WITH BATH,
pantry and kitchen; north. south and west
exposures; moderate rent. Telephone North
1908. Call after 10 Am. 17.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND CAiIF eTzS
rms, kitchenette Frigfdaire, twin beds; rel.
erences required North 0271. l6.
observation-disclosures.
Free Car and Guide rufnilhed.
National 1895. Evenings, Atlantic O1Hg:
eos 10th ST. NV. IT
Evening star., 1936-10-16
FOR SALE-KENWOOD

An outstanding Georgian Colonial
residence in community Of nne
homes and splendid neishbors; Unusualiy
ing room. breakfast room, kitchen and
iavatory on first floor; master bed rooms,
a baths: servants rooms and baths. ana
car garage. Modern In every particular
and constructed in the finest possible man.
ner. Very large lot with wild-nower gar
and large fsh pool Owner finds 1t too
large for his present convenience, but ex-
poets to build smaller home In KEN
wood.
This house may be inspected by appoints
ment. Call field ONCE, Wisconsin 442b.
NNEDY-CHAMBERLIN
DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Chavv Chase MD
Evening star., 1936-10-16

$40 M 2 ROOMS. KIT, BATH.
S12 10th ST NV.
Newly modernized apartment: wood
burning fireplace. Agent on premises to
8 pm. or call MR.. DAVIS, Metropolitan
$500 for appointment
Evening star., 1936-10-16
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.
(Continued.)

BURLETH CORNER 8 RMS. AND BATH;
S65 monthly KELLEY, District 7742.
Nights Emerson 1924
Evening star., 1936-10-16

ENTIRE End FL. 4 RMS. B.. H.-W.H;; NR.
Clarendon, Va, 1014 N. Hudson.
1921 HIATT PL. N.W.-SENn-BASE4E
apartment, 2 rooms kitchen. bath. $22 30
mo-: adults. Available 18th. Col. 1733-M:
Evening star., 1936-10-16

| 1107 Eye St. NAV. Natl0naI ZUg0.
322 End ST. NE ROOM. KITCHEN
cite, bath, Murphy bed, Frigidaire: $40.
S0s OTIS PL. NW-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath: electricity and h.-w.h.; $37 90.
615 Park I'd. n.w.-5 rooms and bath.
ami: $3.50.
Kitchen and bath. Frigidaire. ami: S40.50.
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO..
733 18th st. NV. National 0362.
Evening star., 1936-10-16
ApARIMENIs SUBURBAN.

71s R. I. Ave;-3 rms. B.; S35; 1o3
9Th ne. rms, b.. S32 %: ls42 7tn NV
Evening star., 1936-10-16

TWO REAL BUYS
On terms you can AFFORD; 5000 cash. eoS
month Sn nss5aSeMnBuRLErrH-s5.s5o
Brick 8 T.. b., INV h.. garage: new
Sd. S5o-NEw BRICK BUNGALOW.
Brick, r. bath. elec. kitchen, full base
fnent; lot 70x150, with many shade trees.
Cal MR.. BOAz, Natl. 1439, Adams S710:
VICINITY OF FNEWCALVERT ST BRIDGE.
25-ft. semi-detached home originally cost:
ing $4,000: 2 rooms. kitchen. pantry ana
breakfast porch on first floor: 3 rooms, z
baths. porch on second floor; finished third
brick garage. gas heat, rare bargain IN
this section for S13.500. Call Mt FisSher.
boss A. PHELPS NATIONAL $500. EVE
MING, PHONE COLUMBIA 5610.
S7,O00-DETACHED HOME IN MANOR
PARK-7 rooms. 8 exceptionally large
bed rooms. tile bath with shower. not
water heat. electric refriseratlon; Two
real open f1replaces. garage. Lot 55xl5o
f.. WITH FRONTAGE ON sTEEEaEISS, SEa nS,
Ss.4sd bqfenss sHsi fsn rssM e isd on
81 950-Semi-det brick home in most
convenient section of Petworth; lust
little over one square from Junior nlgn
and high schools. Contains & rooms
and bath: easily converted into apart.
ments; kitchens already on upper noors;
hot-water heat. electric retriReratlon,
SO. 95O-New semi detached brick homes in
front porch. modern gas furnace eies.
trio refrigeration; open nrepiaceS,
hardwood floors, brick garage; recre-
alton room. An excellent home at tnis
very sGANNoN saA non & IucHs CO.
Evening star., 1936-10-16

Comfortable, quiet old inn: newly deco
rated: running water all rooms: beautiful
lawns. sunny porches: bus. every 80 min
Evening star., 1936-10-16

Close to 9th and Ingr raham--1s #. wide.
6 rooms, 2 inclosed porches. deep lot, ga.
Of screens. weather strips. @. e. refriser-
ator, expensive gas stove. Can furnlsn
tenant at S65 q month.
THOS. e. FARRELL CO., Realtors.
7o1 10Th St NV, National 0765.
Evening star., 1936-10-16

NICELY FURN. FRONT ROOM private
reasonable: bus at corner. Alexandra 1908.
CLARENDON, VA-Spacious room, quiet
home, h.-w-h.. S25: 10c bus. 703 N. Ivy st.
Clarendon 1865. eve.
100 GROVE AVE. Del Ray, Alexandria-
home. to young man or lady; convenient
to bus; home privileges.
ARLINGTON VA-Newly furnished room
suitable for two persons; board optional:
southern exposure; two closets. twin beds:
80 minutes to town by bus. Walnut
9049-W. IT.
Evening star., 1936-10-16

GEORGETOWN.
Sic, ,000-Rarely do we have detached brick
large lot over so #. wide by about
i56 IT, deep: excellent location. over;
looking one of the finest estates:
rooms, . real fireplaces. garage. Needs
new heating plant and redecorating.
CALL MR. MILLER. BOSS & PHELPS,
NATIONAL 930o. EVENING PHONE
Evening star., 1936-10-16

S7.95O-5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW.
Saul's Addition. Screened side porch; oil
heat. beautiful shrubbery. fsh pond BACK
and TRANSPORTATION. Call MR.. COV1NG-
TON. Sterling 1854.
S5.95O-5-RoOM. ROW BR1CK- BUR-
leith; large bed rooms. glassed-in sleep
ing porch on bus line. Call MR.. COVING-
TON Sterling 1854.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
1000 Mems Csc Ties
2 for ST

Silks in multi-stripes, spaced figures,
geometrics novelties. Baratheas, twills,
repps and basketweaves All colors in the
group.
pig grain All are table cut for fine fitting. Nat
ural color only in regular and cadet sizes, 7a to
10. Regularly $195. Friday
1900 Mems Shirts and Shorts. Shorts are Of color
fast broadcloth in white stripes. French black,
side tie and elastic waistline; balloon seats. All
are reinforced at points of wear. Sizes 80 to A.
Shirts are of fine combed cotton in plain knit or
panel-ribbed style. Full length, with deep cut
armholes Sizes "a to 49, Friday, each-------29c
Mems Flannelette Pajamas, coorful stripes in
MILDLY or surpce styles Well tailored, full cut.
Sizes A, B, and D. Friday
800 Mems AH-Wool Sweater Coats Nationally
known Winsted make. Button front with pock-
cts. Brown or oxford. Sizes SO to 46. Regularly
$3.50. Friday
Mes,s Shot First Floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Paints Friday Sale

against the elements. Regularly $3.50 gallons.
against the elements. Regularly $3.50 5-gallons.
Friday -S1.79
Article AI-Purpose Spar Varnish; waterproof and
clear Regularly 81 z gallon. Friday--------9sc
Article ALL Purpose Gloss Finish, for walls and
woodwork Regularly s29S gallon. Friday s1.9s
Fresh Mixed Paint for inside or outside use. All
colors. Regularly s2.49 gallon. Friday------S1.S9
t-(iIo Enamel for walls wood furniture; quick
drying. All colors. Regularly $3.50 gallon Fri
Paints .. Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Boys Shirts, 49c
Regularly 69c

Only 200 vat-dyed shirts, Junior or button
on blouses. White, solid color and fancy
shirts; sizes to 1412 in the group.
20 Boys Sports Sweaters; striped cottons in navy
and maroon. Crew neck washable; sizes to IL.
Regularly $1.25. Friday-------------
20 Boys Knicker Suits; double breasted or sports
back styles. Gray in sizes 8, 9, 10, H. II and 16;
brown in sizes 8, TO- IL, IA, Is and is. Regularly
Boys Shop -. First Floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Criffon Stockings
2 pairs 81

Sheer Chiffon Stockings, full-fashioned, silk to
the top. Plated heel and toe. Popular fashion,
approved colors. Sizes sA to 10h. Special for
Friday.
Hosiery .. First Floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Dress Clearance Sale

Broken sizes in highly attractive models for
misses and women.
30 Dresses Formerly $395 and $495--------$2.50
IS Dresses. Formerly $5.95 to $795----..--$4.2S
40 Dresses. Formerly $10.95 to $13s5----------Ss
IS Dresses Formerly 1895 to $16.s5------.---$S
Better Dresses -. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Furniture Specials

Many items, such as ottomanS. small tables,
chairs desks make fine Christmas gifts
inexpensive gifts, too, especially when you
buy them at these Friday bargain prices.
1 Decorative PIacque for hanging over buffet
or to use in living room. Oval shape. polychrome
finish frame. Regularly $l295 Friday------S9.S5
! Phone Sets in bone white and walnut finish.
Table has shelf for phone book, chair has uphol-
stored seat Regularly sl295. Friday-------s9.95
10 Combination Desk Pier Cabinets Regularly
$995. Friday
1 Smoking Cabinet has metal-lined compart.
ment for tobacco. Genuine walnut veneers. Reg
10 Pier Cabinets bone white finish Have
shelves "a inches high and 1872 inches wide.
Regularly $5.95. Friday
10 Odd Ottomans tapestry covered in rust,
green or brown. Hardwood frames. Regularly
s5e5 Friday S395
l Lounge Chair velour covers. Loose, spring.
filled cushions. Floor samples. Regularly $685..
1 Lounge Chair Chippendale styles. Tapestry
cover. Spring filled, loose cushions in back and
seat Regularly s4995. Friday $44.95
10 Barrel Style Chair bone finish, French style
Tapestry or mohair covering. Down-filled cush-
ions. Regularly 1895. Friday -s44.s5
l Coffee Table :. bone and gold finish French
type Has separate glass tray. Regularly $399o
Is Inner Spring Mattresses covered in A G A
ticking Twin or full sizes. Special, Frday--Sll9S
Furniture -. Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
iday Bargains
Priscilla Curtains
9. q inches ,'s rs;@ ":@s 74c pair

Fine quality materials with colored figures
on cream marquisettes. Extra wide ruffles
and tie bands.
Tailored Curtains. Attractive plaids in Pent-
house STYLES Hemmed and headed tops, ready to
hang Suitable for any room. Friday, par----74c
5O-inch Decorative Drapery Damask. Spiral weaves
in green rust gold, red, eggshell blue or woodrose.
Regularly 69c yard. Friday, yard----------55c
Cleanable Window Shades feet wide x feet
long. Mounted strong, spring rollers. Ecru,
cream pongee. Friday each--------------2Sc
Three Fold Screens Cleanable wall paper In
numerous designs. iday------------------$1.9
Rayon Curtain Marquisette. SO inches wide.
Blue, green. gold. orchid rust, eggshell or ecru
One-haf price. Friday. yard-----------------lSc
India Prints. Ideal for bedspreads, wall hanging
or couch covers Size 72x90 inches. Friday 99c
Large Size Hassocks ideal radio seat or as foot
STOOL Numerous colors. Friday--------------S1
Curtains . Second Floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Twin Sweaters
Regularly $3.50
$2.l9
$40

AI-wool Twin Sweaters with slip-ons to match
smartly contrasting Brown, rust navy, wine
and green. Sizes "a to SO.
a-Piece Chenille Knit Dresses. Bright shades and
dark colors. Sizes IA to 20. Regularly $295.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Kayser Rayon Slips
Regularly $I.O9
2 for 81

so Kayser Rayon Slips in tailored and lace trim
models in DISCONTINUED STYLES. Sizes 80 to
SO. Tearose.
Merode Union Suit. Is % silk and WOOL Bodice
top and tight knee. Size A. Regularly $225--$1
s Silk Union Suits. Built-up shoulder and tight
knee. Regularly
100 Rayon Underthings Vests panties bloom
ers and bandeaux all carefully finished and FASH
ioned for lasting wear. Odd lots, regularly SOC
Rayox Umderfhinss First Floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Cirdles ... 81
Regularly So

Regularly 81
Only &c. All-over, two-way stretch step-in gir-
dies. Sizes q to 80.
sS GirdIes 14-inch slip-on models. Well-boned
front and back, with side lacing. Regularly -.
Coysets !. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
SPECIAL
Seamless Administer Rugs
Size ex12 Feet 50 )

Extra Fine Quality hugs, Several
Sell Usually at $39.5O
Only % rugs in group but every one is at
tractive in design and colorlng. Some
hooked rug patterns included. All are per-
feet quality.
Chenille Rugs >. Only 100 reversible and
washable chenille rugs In almost every
color suitable for bath or bed room.
Regularly 81 49, Friday y-..-..-........-Sl
Hooked Rugs.
Extra heavy quality; for living rooms or bed
rooms
Size 2x4 feet. .....-..-......S $3.50
Size 22x4O inches -S3.5O
Size 18x36 inches. ..------.. SOU
Felt Base FIoorings, remnants of regular CSc
ACC and 69c quality. Friday, square yard
Rass .. Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1936-12-03

Mes's SHOP %. First Floor.
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Advertisements under thzs had
vii be inserted IN The Cl-lzen -
the rate Of 1c q word fer each ~
sertion. but the minimum for rae
first insertion II every instance i
25c.
Payment for classified aGFer-
tisements l. invariably II aGEznce-
but regular advertiSers Win Ielue-
accounts may have their adver-ase-
ments charged.
Advertisers should give ther
street address a. wen a. rheIr teIe-
phone numbe- Il they desire Re-
suits.
With each classIf .ed adrertse-
ment The Citizen VII give free A.
Aut0strOp Razor OUTFIT A Lor
it.
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Chapter 10
MARY'S DECEIT

DALE nodded to Hylton and re.
garded him with an eye that lost
nothing of its furtive wariness when
the Inspector strolled up to the bar
to join him in a drink.
Making any headway?" he asked
casually.
Lots" Hylton cheerfully assured
him. The young man seemed re-
lieved. That's good hearing" he
said after anyone in particular"
"We're always after somebody,
you know" the Inspector answered.
"Um. suppose you'll be too busy
to come out for a days hunting to-
morrow-they're meeting at the
Five Way Post just up the road, and
Perry here would find you a hack"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-24
hEALlHERS In lie
With LOPEZ nine
FOR FIRST PLACE
CLARENCE GATES PITCHED
FIVE-HIT GAME; SCORE, s
To 3; EIGHT MISCUES COM
MITTED BY TEAMS

The two leading mines of the
Social Diamondball League hook
ed up yesterday afternoon at
Bayview Park and now both are
tied for first place.
Sanitary Department defeated
Lopez Funeral Home, 8 to 3, with
the aid of Clarence Cigarette
Willie) Gates, who pitched five
hit ball.
Both teams combined commit
ted eight errors, three for the
victors and five for the losers.
Besides playing a very erractic
game, the Embalmers' hurler Is
sued five walks and pitched three
balls wild, coupled with safeties.
gave the Hea,thers enough runs
to win the game.
Sanitary Department scored
two tallies in the first frame and
added another couple in the third
frame.
The Embalmers woke up in the
fourth canto to. shove over a lone
run.
The Healthers retaliated in the
fifth with one run and scored
three more in the eighth inning.
Funeral Homers brought then
total to three in the sixth frame
and failed to score from then on.
The victors scored their three
markers in the eighth on a lone
hit. coupled with walks and wild
pitches.
At bat, the leaders were Ga
briel anad +. Villareal, with tive
out of four.
Stanley made a wonderful run
ming catch, as did Hale.
CapOte and Arias umpired the
game.
Score bv innings: K. IT. F..
Sanitary Department
POP OIO O3O-8 6 ,
Lopez Funeral Home
900 1O2 OOO-3 5 ;
Batteries: c. Gates and Ga
triel; j. Walker and Ingraham.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-07-24

/ loped her yet. suppose we'll draw
the Seven Acre first, won't we?"
Pretty sure to-"
81 wonder il that old fox we've
had out before II be there"
INFANCY laughed. "Im beginning
' to believe the Seven Acre vixen
is myth" she said: I'VE never
catch her anyway"
They logged along in silence for a
bit. each taking stock of the others
mount: then Dale refined in closer
to Nancy and said a little awk-
wardly.
81 say-Nancy-"
"Yes?"
"You know what told you about
having bit of a tiff with old Bur-
dett."
ayes"
"You haven't said anything to any.
one about it, have you?"
"Of course not"
Dale looked relieved. That's all
right" he said with a laugh. "lt
doesn't really matter. of course. only
you know how people talk. That de-
tective fellow would soon get hold
of thing like that-he's coming out
today. put him up to hiring that
old hack Of PerryS: with any luck
he'll break his blasted neck"
They had turned the corner of the
lane now. and quarter of a mile
away down the straight Roman road
could be seen the preliminary mus
ter of the meet where the five ways
met. Other riders were nearing
them. and on an impulse Nancy
leaned across and said. Dale, would
you tell me one thing"
Shipley looked up quickly at her.
"What is it?"
Lawson didn't bring you any
any bad news the other day at the
Cottage. did he?"
AS on many other occasions in his
life. Dale told a lie and the truth in
one breath.
bad news?" he asked. why
should he? He only came to see If I
was suited with a horse"
Nancy knew her Dale better. 1t is
possible, than her Dale knew him.
self. And somehow. she was not al.
together happy.
fCotyTiSht, 1885. EAnsses W. Asyssl9I
Tomorrow, one huntsman doubles
hack TO Shipley's cottage.
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and turned him left down the road
az she came out of her drive gate
way.
Her groom, standing arms akimbo
in the stable yard watching her de-
parture, was mildly surprised. Rum
way o. going to the Five Way Posi-"
he muttered: but he was philo-
sophical man. as grooms mostly are;
in his experience women and horses
were almost equally unpredictable.
Nancy took the grey up Pitchers
Lane at the top Of which she saw
what she had hoped to see. soli-
tary horseman riding ahead of her.
She put the grey on to the wide
grass verge of the lane and went
along 1t at a canter.
Halo. Dale" she cried, refining
in alongside him.
Young Shipley turned to her in
high good humor: he was immensely
pleased with his new mount and as
far as he could see all Banner Daw-
ley's glowing representations might
we'll be justified.
Halo. Nancy. How d'you like the
look Of herr"
With the morning sun cleaning
on her chestnut coat and white
stockings the mare looked a pic.
ture: and young Dale Shipley. al
ways at his best on horseback. took
the eye. too. in his rakish way.
"She looks splendid. Dale"
"She feels right: keen as mustard,
/ should say. though | haven't gal
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own; will allow no one to dictate
management eof their children,
and will become furious if any
one reproves or hurts them. Are
inclined to pe lazy and to borrow.
Are easily attracted to the oppo-
site sex, but not distinguished for
constancy. Should select mates
with the greatest care, otherwise
long continued troubles will re-
suit. Should marry those born
between November % and De
cember 81 (Sagittarius), March
81 and April 10 (Aries). A RUBY
will greatly aid their intuition.
Can also wear Diamond.