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HertfOrd News
ENJOYABLE Party

L di
Several young people enjoyed a
wiener roast and sandwich party
at WinSloW'S ShOal "Wednesday
night and just to tie the evening
up right in a neat blue bow they
attended the dance at Walkers
Hall in a body; most of them not
waiting to change from outing
attire to more formal wear.
Among those present were Chick
Stephens, DorcaS Knowles, Ruth
Elliott, BerniGe White. Spivey
Robertson, Louise Payne, Pete
Relfe. Joyce Harrell, Billy Johns,
Vivian Mathews, Jack Brinn, Al
Ward, Billy Tucker, Robert Hollo-
we'll, and LuciuS Blanchard. Eliz-
abeth Knowles chaperoned the
party.
The affair at Walkers was well
attended and included dance en-
thusiasts from both Elizabeth City
and Edenton while Hertford was
represented by towns college
youngsters, home from school, and
the younger married people.
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Personals
Attend Pageant

Mrs. Clarence Twiford and son.
Russell. and Mrs. TwifordS house
guests. Mrs. A. c. HolloWell and
son. Ace. Jr., and Miss Esther Ell
lott Of Aulander attended the
showing of Paul Green's pageant,
The Lost Colony on Roanoke
Island last night.
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Visiting Here

Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Davis and
small son, Dabney, Jr., of Roa-
nOke, Virginia, are the guests of
Mrs. P. C. Cohoon on East Fear
ing Street. The DaviseS are form
er residents of this city, Mr.. Davis
being manager of the F. w. Wool
worth store for a number of years.
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Visiting Here

Mrs. Odell Tillett and daugh-
ter, Virginia Ann, of Manns Har-
Dor are visiting Mrs. j. A. BurruS
on Riverside Drive. Mrs. Tillett is
here to be at the bedside of her
mother. Mrs. B. F.. Twiford, who
is i'll at the Albemarle hospital.
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HertfOrd Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Nixon OF
Hertford were visitors in town
Yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Smith of Prior street visited Mr..
and Mrs. Nixon at their home in
Hertford last night.
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Reynold- Alexander

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Alexander
of this city announce marriage
Of their daughter. Lillian, to
Alonzo L. Reynold of Columbia,
N. c., at the Methodist parsonage
in Williamson. N. c.. Friday. July
23rd. 1887, at five o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold will
make their home in Columbia.
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At Mays Head

Mrs. Byrd K. Barrett and son,
Bob. left yesterday for Nags Head.
Mrs. Barrett will return Tuesday
and Bob will spend the remainder
of the summer there with his
aunt. Mrs. Alice K. GriCe.
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Returns Home

Miss Virgie Hughes has return
ed to her home on Riverside Drive
after spending two weeks at Hill
ton Village. Virginia. visiting rela-
tiVeS.
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Personals

Miss Carolyn Riddick has re-
turned from summer school at
Wake Forest.
Miss Lila Budd Stephens is
spending a week at Nags Head
with the Oscar Feltons at their
cottage.
Miss Joyce Stokes has returned
after visit at Angler with
friends.
Mrs. R. M. Riddick, her daugh-
ter, Carolyn, and Miss Dorcas
Knowles, spent Wednesday in
Windsor with Mrs. Riddick' S
daughter, Mrs. John Lewis Perry.
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Attend Dance

Misses Margaret Hanna, Mayo
Armstrong, Ann Britt and Wan
da Miller. Cliff Sawyer, Willis
Wright, Jr.. Joe Perry and Peter
Haste attended the dance at the
Nags Head Beach Club last night.
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Visiting Parents

Mrs. q. E. ChenoWeth of Ply
mouth. N. c.. is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Long on
North Road street for few days.
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Suffolk Visitors

Mrs. Lindsey SWindell and two
young daughters, Jane and Eliza
beth. and Mrs. Eddie Grimm OF
Suffolk are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Tilden Hayman on Riverside
Drive.
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KITCHEN TOWELS

Ever see such rockng mschevou pair of puppies Every
will them cutting their the gayes set
crossstched graced kitchen.
more effective outline stitch and 8tohe inch cross
gift party prize fair donation
Pattern 1885 pattern of six motifs averaging
AZ inches; Illustration of all stitches ud color suggesions
material requirements
preerred) for this pattern
INDEPENDENT, Needecraft Dept Write plainly
PATTERN NUMBER, your and ADDRESS.
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New York Visitors

Mrs. J. R. Holmes and daugh-
ter. Gloria Rae. Of Staten Island,
N. Y. are here visiting her par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Long on
North Road Street.
The daily independent., 1937-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Poyner and
DR.. w. T. Griggs Of Poplar Branch
were in town on business yeSter-
day.
The daily independent., 1937-07-24

If the ance sensitive lay off the subject If he isn't
might that he have specialist look at his and throat
adenoidS bring does
maybe and there's not After all good moral
important than breathing habits and should
the conscious he's perfect
fall with him what he does when he asleep
CAROLINE CHATFIELD
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Return Home

Mrs. Elsie BurruS James and
daughter, Margaret. have re-
turned home after visiting Mrs.
James father, E. E. Burrus, and
other relatives at Hatteras.
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DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:

bother confused and disturbed that asking
help husband be he be heard block His
brother has onded about it. How approach him this
before the nocturnal happiness?
makes fine salary neither drinks
gambes reliable Surely shouldn't stand
way of lifelong security. H. H.
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Returning Tomorrow

Miss Sara Ingram is expected to
return home tomorrow after visit
inc her uncle, Mr.. c. H. Scales in
Richmond.
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Caroline Chattield Says
People who hold their tongues may be talked about
but they can't be quoted Dignifed silence is the
best backstop for scurrious gossip.
EAR MISS CHATFIELD:

DEAR MISS CHATFIELD:
How deal antagonistic siserin-law She sits
neighbors porch gathering for people
afternoons relates all the down of her life
and mine Next faVoe for her scurlou is the
beauty where she Of eager interested audi
would be bad enough she stuck facts but she doesn't
When hear the stories about incidents which really happened
they hardly recognizable Should take her to task just
outride the of publicity she has started? PC.
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Passes ThruOgh Here

Captain John Allen Midget
passed through here yesterday en-
route to his home at Rodanthe
from a trip to Morehead City.
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Here Yesterday

Mrs. w. L. Forbes of BelCrosS
was in town shopping yesterday.
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ANSWER:

The best deal with antagonsc sster-naw
her with strict poteness tell her nothing and take her nowhere This
talking will from quoting
certainly discovered
digned
of ones privacy, and the spread of gossip.
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Birth Announcement A

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Delma Raper
Of Washington announce the birth
of a son, Richard Wayne, July IT.
Mr.. Raper is a son of Mrs. Mary
Raper of East Burgess Street.
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Class Picnic

The Young Peoples class OF
the Methodist church enjoyed a
picnic Wednesday afternoon at
Chantilly. Members of the class
who attended the picnic were:
Mrs. H. T. Mullen, teacher, Jack
Eason, Bob Eason, Everette EaSon
Doris Whitehurst, Audrey Jones,
Maurice Norris, Marvin Etheridge
Marion Mathews, Edward Fore
hand, and Clarence Dozier, Jr
Visitors were Mrs. j. c. Jones, Lois
BrickhouSe, Villa May Daley
Marjorie Upton, Harry B. Ward,
Betty Holmes, James Wright, Lem
MeggS and Evelyn Williams.
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Here Yesterday

Mrs. Eddie Owens and Miss Ka-
tie Bell White, who are spending
the summer at Nags Head, were in
town shopping yesterday.
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NIannS HarbOr Visitor

E. G.. Midget of MannS Harbor
was in town on business yeSter-
day.
The daily independent., 1937-07-24

Remember the old adage It's bird that will foul its
If instinct doesn't teach the bird better the
other birds can't. Same with people who don't know
better than entertain their acquainanes with tales of private
family affairs. can't curb them by calling them to task
those
the last drop feel conempuous of the bird who ong the
tales they discount what they hear large
CAROLINE CHATFIEID.
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Personals
Kentucky Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Montgomery
of Georgetown. Kentucky, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Le-
Roy at their home on Fairfax
Avenue.
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New Bern Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence
of New Bern were visitors in town
yesterday.
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
Visiting Mother

Miss Marian Munden of Kins-
ton, formerly of this city, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Laura Mum
den.
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Augusta Visitor

A. G.. Bell of Augusta, Georgia,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. F.. w.
Bell on Colonial avenue.
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interest submitted by readers will be discussed
Letters unsuitable for publication will be answered
provided they contain stamped envelopes
confidence Write Miss Chatfed in
this
The daily independent., 1937-07-24
ManteO Visitor

Mrs. Mamie Northern of Man
teo was in town visiting friends
yesterday.
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In Town Yesterday

Steve Cutrell of TeXaco Beach
was in town on business yester-
day.
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Personals
Here YESTERDAY

DR. Marvin E. Mann of Moyock
was in town on business yester-
day.
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ANEWER:

Where of hor sister? You had better find
married happiness and lifelong security
you licking chops will be with the first
snore.
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In Town Yesterday

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stick of
NagS Head were visitors in town
yesterday.
The daily independent., 1937-07-24

It's a pulse pounding dramatic
highlight when Franchot Tone
prepares to operate on the man
who invaded his home
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New Jersey Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. NeWbold and
daughter, Sally, Of Rutherford,
N. j., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. GregSon on Selden Street.
The daily independent., 1937-07-24

Tony Martin and Leah Ray IN
a musical drama with Joan Davis,
Dixie Dunbar, Helen Westley and
Allan Lane.
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Ladies Aid Meets


The Ladies Aid society of Re-
hobeth church held it's monthly
meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Lilly West. The
meeting was opened by singing a
hymn, after which the president,
Mrs. Guy Cooke, read the scrip
ture, followed by the Lords pray
er. After all business was discuss
ed, Miss Gladys Morse sang a
olo, and the meeting was dismiss
ed by the vice president, Mrs. j.
H. Morse. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess to the
twelve members present.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Annie Snow
den.
Mrs. Thue Snowden, Mrs. Earl
Davis and Mrs. Selby Overton de-
lightfully entertained at a mis-
cellaneous shower at the home OF
Mrs. Will Doxey "Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Melvin
Doxey, who was the former Miss
Mildred Edwards of Currituck.
The color scheme of pink and
white was beautifully carried out.
One contest was played and won
by Mrs. Jake Kight and Mrs. w.
H. DoXey. They graciously pre-
sented the prizes to the bride.
Several other games were play
ed and enjoyed. Punch and cake
we're served. The bride was the re-
cipient of many gifts. Those re-
membering her with gifts were
MeSdames Selby Overton, Jake
Kight, Lydia Walker, Roy Morris,
Johnnie Brabble, Will Edwards,
Sara Balance, Thue SnoWden, Ly-
dia Morrisette, Earl Davis, Will
DoXey. A B. SnoWden, Bennie
Welstead, Johnnie Cox, Harold
Forbes.
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JONES GAP

JONES GAP. April G.-Misses
Rachel and Thclma Nelson called
at the home of J. i. Higgins Fri
day.
Roy Mace of Chester. S. c., VAS
a recent visitor with his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. u. n. Mace.
b. Il. Blackwell sold his home
recently TO Willard Lance.
Mrs. Euva DobinS visited her
parents last week.
JunioN Fuller and Troy Turner
called at the home Of w. II. Owen
by Friday and helped set out
some young fruit trees.
Il. Higgins called at the home
of Mrs. J. Z. Jones Wednesday.
This community was saddcncd
by the sudden death of Albert
Drake of Flat Rock. He had many
friends and relatives here.
Roy Mace Of South Carolina,
left Saturday for Washington for
a brief visit with his brothers and
friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pcclcr and
small daughter. Bette Joe. visited
Mrs. Pcelcr's parents. X. ). Sem
tell. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher
were guests Easter SUNDAY OF
their daughter, Mrs. Dewey Haw-
kins.
Mrs. Bertha Hawkins was the
weekend guest of Mrs. Charles
Mace.
Mrs. J. T. Blackwell has been
visiting IN South Carolina.
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FLYNN NOT SHOT

BARCELONA. Spain, April 6.
(UP).-Elrol Flynn. actor and
adventurcr. was located last night
his Siy-foot. two-inch frame UNI
marked by Spanish machinc-gun
bullet. as had been reported erro-
ncouslv. The HOLLYWOOD star ar
rived by automobile from Nalen-
cia and took off by plane for Paris
where he probably will meet his
wife. Lii Damita. who was @Xcit-
eddy planning to rush to his side
from London IF he is hurt 81
visited the Madrid front and OPP
Grated machine gun" Flynn
Slid
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TRAILER
ADVENTURE
by Nard Jones
g 1897 NeA Service. Inc.

startled to see that the falling
dusk had already darkcncd the
windows. Still trembling from
the effect of her nightmare, she
took up the receiver.
1t was Neal. How about din
ncr?' he asked.
Martha hcSitatcd. Why should
she 20 on with this man, not
knowing how or why or whittier
he was misleading her? Yet he
claimed to be a fricnd--and she
80 needed friendly advice and
help. There surgcd through her.
at the thought of dining alone, of
staying in this room, Il terrible
loneliness. "All right I'll be
down ma moment"
"Thcrc a nice cocktail lounge
on The second floor" Neal said.
its called the ComStock. See
You there in 10 minutes"
YES ="
In spite Of herself, Martha was
grateful for the soft cherry lights
Of the cocktail lounge, and the
bright, deep chairs. She was crate
ful for the presence for Gerry
Neal. He had changed into a
comfortable, smart-looling suit of
easy tweed. Certainly, Martha
told herself. he looked anything
but dangerous. One would take
him for a young investment bank
or, perhaps, bat never for Il man
living OBVIOUSLY by his wits and
through harm to others.
When the waiter had set the
thin-stcmmcd glasses on the table.
she said suddenly, "Why don't you
tell me what you know about
Betty and Spcddon?"
Nca'sl smile faded. His eyes
grew serious as he answered, "Td
ike to, Martha. ! really mean
that. Rut-wcll. it just wouldn't
be. shall ! say, good buSincSS'?'
"And that business is what"
IL cant tell you that now.
either" He raised his glass. "Lct's
drink to IN early solution Of the
mess we're in
But Martha refused TO accept
his evasion. "YOu do admit that
YOU know more of what's happen
ed than you've told me, them
"Wcll =" frowning, he set
down his cocktail. Eve told YOU
I'm acquainted with Spcddon. I've
admitted that you and Betty may
be involved in something which
can have serious consequences.
I've explained my disappearance
from the trailer" Hhc smiled dis
aminglv. "Thc bitter truth is
that I've only one piece of infor-
nation that YOU yourself don't
know. wish it were more
much more"
"But that one piece Of infolma-
ton might be the key 10 the whole
thing?" Martha pressed.
at might. Right now can't
say" :.
"Why don't you tell me what it
is? You don't seem TO realize
what it would mean to me to
know. Betty and | have been like
sisters since we were ten.
Neal looked at her SQuarcly. Il
understand. Martha. And before
very long | think well be hitting
this thing hcad-on. Until then,
I'm roinr 10 keep quiet. Cheer
IN. now. I've reserved 4 little ia
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CEDAR SHINGLES-Wc have a
bargain in No. On air dried
cedar shingles. Bought during
lower prices. HcndcrSonville
Supply & Coal Go. Phone 500.
Millwork. building supplies.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

FOR SAIE-Sevcn-room house,
partly furnished. on corner lot
ll2 feet frontage, close i'm. The
price will interest anyone want
ing a home or with money 10
invest. See Ewbank & Ewbank.
Phone 50.
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ave Should come here tomor-
row." he told her, land have a
look at the Golden Gate bridge.
She's just about finished ." he
pointed into the hiaclincsS of the
Gate.
"Td like to-" Martha said. But
tomorrow I'm going to try to sell
some Airspced Trailc;s for Mr..
Sloss. If don't do something I'll
go mad.
He took her hand. Il know. And
you're right in wanting to 90
ahead and follow SlosS' instruc-
tons. have an idea ii will solve
things quicker than anything we
can do"
She didn't ask him why. She
was too weary with asking Neal
questions which went unanswered.
He could. she told herself hri-
tably. make cnigmatic statements
from no wuntil doomSday.
But when they returned to the
hotel ard Neal accompanied her
to the door of her room, she held
out her hand.
"You'vc been awfully nice. !
I'm sorry to have been such a
dud."
Neal held her gaze scarching!y.
In a sudden movement he had
taken her in his arms and she
heard him whisper, Martha .
Martha. | love you
(To be continued
4 privately owned blimp in Cali
roinio has carried II 900 persons
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MATERIALS for building and re.
pairing. Let us furnish cost
estimates. MillwOrk promptly
done. Hendersonvillc Lumber
Co.. near depot. Phone y. "
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bic at the Deauvillc."

DC 1T the l'tGUNlllC.
Martha saggcd visibly. For Il
moment she had been hopeful that
Neal was going to confidc in her.
"Why-whv must you be so mad
dcningly stubborn?'
"YOu'll know that. too, when
the time comes, Martha. I've said
it before. and | repcat--just trust
your Uncle Gerry for a while
longer. It's your best chance now,
if you'll pardon the immodcsty."
She knew that he hoped the
cocktail and the glamorous sur
roundiEgS of the Dcauyillc club
would take her mind off Bctty'S
disappearance. But tonight it was
no use. Realizing that she was for
the moment helpless, Martha did
try 70 enter into the spirit of the
Dcauvillc. But she was not as
successful as she had been that
exciting day in Del Monte. The
little table with its softly shaded
lamp, the smooth orchestra, the
delicious dinner Gerry ordered,
were not enough to make her for
get. She attempted to he gay, to
cXclaim at the tiny metal bar set
like jewel on a dais at one end
of the room. She tried to inter
est herself in the smart, bcauti-
fully gowncd women who are as
much a part of San Francisco rs
its brcathlcss hills. But it would
not work.
They lcGt early, and Neal took
a taxi to carry them up the Colt
Tower road where they could view
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I3--Merchandise

GALVANIZED PIPE and pipe
fittings, assorted sizes; Just re.
ccivcd a car load. King Hard
ware Co. Phone 923.
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CITY TAX BONDS WILL SOON
BE DISCONTINUED. p A Y
NOW AT a BIG SAVING. o.
ROY KEITH, REAL ESTATE.
PHONE 81.
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WE SERVICE all makes of radios.
Satisfaction guaranteed. No
charge for testing tubes. Brun-
son Eurniture Co.
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sI.2o VALUE WILD ROOT sham.

, ~ NIUE WIZ W. "r''t''
poo hair tonic G9c, zoe value
Drcne shampoo and Italian
Balm 35c, soc Cashmere bou-
Uuet hand lotion free with soc
purchase of Colgatc's or Palm
Olive goods. Freeze Drug CO.
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NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XII

Martha stared at Neal, the color
draining from her lips. "po you
mean that
II do. There's Il good possibility
that these messages from Betty
are perfectly genuine. In them
she's given YOU definite instruc-
tionS-and the best advice is to
folio wthcm." He touched her
arm. "Why don't you go to your
room and rest up for few min
utcS? Then wc'llhavc some
lunch"
She shook her head. 81 don't
feel like eating"
"Tll call YOU later, then. Mean
while, try to forget this. There 5
not thing to be done right now"
Long after the boy had left her
luggage and disappeared into the
hallway, Martha stood motionlcsS
by the window. staring down at
the busy traffic Of Market street.
Conflicting thoughts cluttered her
tired brain, and she felt somehow
empty and gone. Yesterday ut Del
Monte she had managed to forget
her troubles a little. and in the
gaiety of the Bali room she had
convinced herself that everything
would turn out right, and that
here she would find Betty.
At last. from sheer nervous cX-
haustion, she dropped onto the
bed. The dronc of the city lullcd
her into a fitful Sleep-a sleep
filled with namclcSS fears, with
dreams in which she saw the face
of Spcddon and heard Bctty'S
voice crying out to her.
She was awakened by the soft
buzz Of the rooms telephone, was
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USE MERCO fish and tankage
fertilizers for bigger crops and
Woods seeds for best stands.
Mascot lime at right price. Cot
ton hulls S5c. Sold by II. d..
Hydcr. On the Bank ut Depot.
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3-Liuestock ard Poultry

FOR SALE Good work horse.
Would take part in corn. +. l..
Briggs, Route i.
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l2---Radios and Service

RADIO TROUBLE? We service
all makcs. Expert attention.
Nlidcitv Tire Go. Phone l2l. g
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1l-Household Goods

NOW Is THE TIME to buy that
new Baldwin YOU have been
admiring at Fullwood Music
Shoppc. 500 reduction on new
pianos. You can own a Baldwin
for as low us SOC per day.
Think of il,
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4-Seeds and Plants

SINCLAIR NURSERIES are sac
rificing larger plants in nursery
TO make room for young stock.
Kanuga roath Phone S69-Je A.
J. Nielsen, Mgr.
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EVERYBODY should have a few
fruit trees at home. Start right
and get Starks. See II. Walter
Fuller.
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I5--MisceHaneous

PUMPS! Shallow or deep well.
Get my prices and terms before
you buy. A. NJ. Featherstone.
Phone 28i.