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stories of his work, waiting until
he was alone with Irene.
Now" she said, facing him from
her seat across the fire when all
others had finally gone to their tents,
81 know what you're going to do.
You're going to lecture me. Save
it,"
"why should l lecture your"
Breck asked.
Irene gave little shrug, half i'm
patience, half the manner Of a
naughty child. "Oh, I suppose it's
your job. The ranger keeping tab
on his people and all that"
IAN right" he agreed, "it is part
Of my job. But not the way you put
it." He knew he could talk to her
openly. Her instincts were we'll
bred; she would not betray his con-
fidences. Things have happened up
here, Irene; serious things. I'm not
trying to brighten you and this mat
ter needn't concern you at all. Only
don't play up to that boy any
more"
Irene's eyes opened wide in the
fires glow. PLAY up to him?"
"Oh, come now. we understand
each other! He's nothing to you."
He interests me-"
$50 does a queer bug"
"Gordonl"
Sorry; I'm not trying to be rude.
Will you drop him?"
''The bug?"
Brock stared at her, exasperated.
She had never so put all her effort
into being antagonistic. you'll
have to mind me, Irene" he vowed.
THAT boy is not friendly to the for
est service. He's dangerous. can't
let you bring on any more trouble.
Things are close to an edge al
ready"
For an instant she seemed to COM
prehend. But her sardonic smile
banished that. ut makes a man
awfully dangerous If girl cuts him,
Gordon. You understand how that
is"
"You mean you have date with
Tillson7"
Tomorrow. He promised to teach
me how to lope. ! certainly cannot
refuse"
you'll have to-"
''Oh poohl You can't prevent VI
from riding on your meadow" Irene
paused, frowned, smiled brightly.
Really" she finished. ''if you
are % worried. you can invite youl
cowgirl friend and 60 with us."
Breck stood up. concealing hia
dare Of anger. He knew. with Irene
IN this mood, any further argument
was futile. BE could only appeal "a
her reason
Think II over" hs asked ''rn
~ fooling."
Any thought she may havs given
- = luFiAg ~ aioht ~ ~ e1enGI
~ nc11Dn ~ nexe negn1RG AbeG
- 0rG1pck lDlck - ~ oon1l
- = g.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23

Can't you just see these towels
Frightening your kitchen with
their gay colors? One for every
day Of the week. Use your bright
est floss for figure and scenes and
do the names of the days in the
predominating color Of the kitch-
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smarter for this colorful set. Give
them as a shower gift and see
what admiration your work will
arouse! Pattern 1924 contains q
transfer pattern Of seven motifs
averaging Az by z inches; illus
trations Of stitches; materials re-
quired; color schemes.
Send is cents in coins for this
pattern to The Sewing Circle, Nee
dlecraft Dept, SO Eighth Ave-,
New York, N. Y.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23

tree and surveyed the meadow, fol-
lowing with his eyes up a narrow
arm that disappeared behind ridge
Of rock. For q moment he stood
doubtful. Perhaps he was making
too much Of the whole affair. He
strobe back to work.
II was half an hour later when two
figures came from the gap and
turned toward his station. Imme-
diately Breck saw the unusual dis
lance between them. Irene rode in
the lead. Art held back. They kept
that position across the meadow and
at the stream Irene swung up to
the camp alone.
Art Hoped into the tourist pasture,
brought out his mules and saddled
them. Then he dashed on the salt
bags, drawing cinches savagely and
cursing any animal that moved.
With packs secured, he flung him.
self into the saddle and pushed his
train in a fast walk north toward
Sulphur Creek.
"And that" Breck wondered,
means what?" It could mean
much, and he knew the waste Of
time in trying to guess. One thing
he felt would follow now. Irene
would come back to him. She usu-
ally did. Give her time.
He cooked his noon meal, loitered
in sight about the cabin, then went
back to finish his shocing. Goof was
the last. Breck had three shoes on
the mule and the fourth fitted, when
a small voice behind him said:
"You don't know how poetic you
look! The village srnithyi"
He dropped the hoof and turned.
Irene was perched on q log.
How long have you been there?"
he asked.
Hours. thought you would new
er look around"
Breck picked up the hoof again
and tackled on the shoe. "Where's
Arthur"
"That cowhand?" Irene correct
ed. 20, he couldn't stay any long
er. Had some important business
tonight" She drew her shoulders to-
gether in q little disdainful shrug. 81
can't stand a brag."
Breck bent the nails and clinched
them, then finished of with the rasp.
He wanted to let Irene continue of
ner o"M s.S ..,, .,,;.
ons 1iu - p.ese oss n1 AL
was an interesting fellow. But he
misunos'ooa my motives.
" course, Sreck agreed. How
couio ne know tnat you were ooing
II mostly ior me 10 watcn.
why, now can you say matt
Before answering, Breck released
Goof, picked up his tools and put
them in the box. Then he sat down
beside her. irene, we're not chill
dren."
Suddenly she put both hands on
his arm, laughing, you are. Cor
donl Just a big boy. You're not
L. --~A<>~. hvv un~I;.. Nsrv-~-
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23
Stars Are There

There will always be stars
through the window bars-if we
look to see them shine.-Mabel w.
Clapp.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23

NEW YORK, N. yin . test By =
prominent N. Y. Physicii1 and nationally
known newspaper voman-2S women lost
. total of zS6 lbs. in 20 days. YOU, too,
can follow this SAME, SENSIBLE plan
right 1t home and here h 10:
First of all 10 light on fatty meats and
sveets. Fat plentifully of Ieaa meath, fish,
fowl. fresh fruits and Vegetables. And for
proper funetionins by removal Of accumu.
lated wastes take . half teaspoonful of
Kru.ehen IN bot water every morn
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23

Arts thumb jerked backward. II
want to know who is that girl! And
il she married to that jasper?"
Following the thumb, Breck
booked through the open doorway.
seeing = section Of tourist pasture
fence. Irene and Toby stood there.
coaxing horses with lunches OF
grass The animals held OF suspi-
ciously.
Her name Il Miss Sutherland"
he answered, then added with delib-
crate purpose, they aren't married
mot yet"
Without q word Art turned and
sauntered back to his camp. He
waited there a moment, then threw
down his hat and continued on UNI
til he halted next to Irene. Breck
saw her smile. and saw Art hold
something over the bars. At once
the horses came to his hand, nod
ding their heads comically as they
took Jumps Of sugar.
Irene shrieked and clutched the
fence. Art laughed with her, wiping
his hands on his trouser legs.
Brock left the door open when he
resumed work, and between pages
OF his diary watched the progress
OF events OUTSIDE. ne saw iooy
go pack 10 the senator's camp
probably upon Irene's order. She
s.roiieo over 70 young Iiilsons
her, displayed his horse-hair bri-
die, his saddle with silver trim
hines, MS white silk square wnich
she anoweo MN 10 KNOT ABOUT nef
tnroa.
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n q. u,a' nIeck s.aIil'!,eo ule
W.. aa'u 'l''isieo us "fi'iis ~ grim
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save tne 0uiis.S un'u one
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so -. $1,000 ..,.
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ROPE
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DeHis saIcaSuc. irene iay oack ON
ne oeo. looAins up al nun.
wnats tnat ABOUT ridlngF The
senator ampieo from ms tent and
SAT on a stump near them: Gordon,
QUO you say roe! BOY, what 90 you
tnmk I'm mace OF! Give me time.
It's better II you get in the saddle
overy day.. Breck advised him.
Stiffness wears Oh quicker. I've
got some trail signs to put up west
OF mere TINS afternoon. Wen get
look at Kern River gorge"
IAN right. But l need derrick
to hoist me on that ANIMAL"
Half an hour later when Breck and
the Senator rode west toward Kern
River, Irene was still in camp.
Breck wondered il her talk had
been purely to annoy him.
He had planned this trip for the
double purpose Of putting direc-
ton signs along the trail. and doing
a little missionary work on Suther-
land They rode into a beautiful
part Of the country. rugged. thick
with giant fir, often coming over
ridges that raised unlimited vistas
of the Sierra root.
been worked for three years. Fallen
trunks and slides Of earth repeated
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23

jacket ensemble in women's sizes,
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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23

Time for Courtesy
Life is not SO short but that
there is always time enough for
courtesy.-Emerson.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23

A S YOU see from the diagram,
4 = the pretty daytime dress
(1754) consists of just two pieces
to sew together. Then make the
easy darts at the neckline and
waistline, so that your dress will
be slim and softly full over the
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line with lace or ruching-and
there you arel Anybody can do it,
and it's so attractive and comfort
able. Linen, gingham, batiste and
lawn are nice materials for this.
Cool, Comely Jacket Frock.
If you're looking for an extreme
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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23

It is the first of all problems for
a man to find out what kind Of
work he is to do in this universe.
Carlyle.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23
World Conquerors

The real conquerors Of the world
indeed are not the generals but
the thinkers.-Sir John Lubbock.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-06-23
How Is Women Lost Ugly
FAT In Special n. Y. Test

Ask ysus Dseses o. Il Isn't
6ssd Way. Resd EVERY Werd
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
RecOllectiOns
@SSw

DECEMBER % TO JAN.
UARY FL (CapricOrn)-An nee
essary duties, matters lasting
and sound In character and
new. trys that show value on
most favored list. Push on
wards!
JANUARY % to FEBRUARY
20 (Aquarius) Very fortunate
vibrations for you, friend. Take
advantage of every valuable
minute, opportunity and open
ing. A grand and cheering start
for the new week.
FEBRUARY FL TO MARCH
20 (Pisces)-LOOk about yOu.
How and why are your success
ful friends making gains? Learn
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
0ss1

Of utmost importance ut all
times, but especially when we
are In an unpleasant frame Of
mind, is the USE we make of
knowledge, talents, capabiIity.
Clear away the fog! Throw all
resources into doing only that
which will be Of benefit to man.
kind, dOwhOnOr to our Creator.
NOVEMBER % TO DECEM.
BER ~ tSAgittariuS)-One of
those test sh6riOds when YOU
especially are hhe big item pro
pelllng the n1AGhinery. What
and how muchIWnI be done in
the way Of worthwhile accom-
plldAment? Measure up to your
best standard!
The Washington times., 1939-01-23
by Frances Drake
BY Aherm
BY Beck

from them vantage points you
may be overlooking. A particu-
larry responsive day deviating
from the ordinary routine.
A CHILD BORN TODAY will
be ingenious, romantic, good
natured but extravagantIy in
clined. In this little one Is fine
clay for n1cUld;ng. II will haro
financial ability, intuition. and
will reason IS Oat To- Iy.
A little ferret at acquiring
knowledge from every available
corner! Associates. Of sterling
character important to this
tots good.
This feature also appears IL
the Sunday Herald Ttnses.I
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you'll give me the honor of tax
ing you to the train tomorrow
evening""
''Oh, that will be delightful''
said MeTjorie. 1t won't seem SO
much as If l was going away to
have someone l know It the sta
ton"
Fine, that's settled then! And
there's just the least possibility
that l might go as far as Harris
burg on your train, if l can get
someone from the Bible School
to take my prayer meet
ing tomorrow night. I've just
had word that a cousin of mine
is being married tomorrow at
noon, and she's taken it into her
head that l must perform the
ceremony"
Wonderful said Marjorie
''Then I shall have opportunity
to ask you lot of questions that
have been crowding my mind ev-
er since l first heard you
preach" Marjorie, watching his
car spin away into the winter
night, had somehow happier
feeling about going, now that she
was to have such good company
part of the way.
Betty and the doctor came in a
few minutes later, Betty wearing
shining look so different from
the one she wore when she came
in the night before.
They talked long time after
they got to bed, in soft whispers,
close to one another.
I'm happy" said Betty. "1t's
so strange! l think I'm happier
than l ever was since I was a
little kid. It seems as if every
thing is all changed. I think if
you weren't going away I'd feel
as if I was in heaven"
(TO BE CONTINUED)t
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the New Year with their LORD,
would they come fOrWard While
all heads were bowed, just to
take a stand in the new life?
Marjorie had not noticed TIL
then that Ted hid Disappeared
from the seat beside her, till sue
denly she heard his voice blend
ing with Gid5on's singing.
And then she heard a little stu
beside her, low spoken Woro
intense, earnest and realized tha'
it was Keith Sheridan speaking
to Betty.
Lets CO.,
Her heart sank! Oh were they
engry? Were they going home!
Were they going to reject open
ly the Savior's call? Was he the
going to lead Betty astray?
She began to pray with ag'
onized petition: 20 God! or
God!" Her mind could form nc
other words.
Betty had risen now, slowly
hesitantly, with a deprecatlne
glance behind her and stepped
out into the aisle beside Keith
Then quietly side by side, Bet
ty with downcaSt eyes, keith
with lifted head as if he had JUS
won a battle, they went swiftly
up the aisle and stood before the
singers.
Marjorie had lifted her head ir
amazement as she saw what they
were doing, and now she looked
at the glorified faces of the sing
erS as they perceived who hac
answered their invitation.
Afterwards when they were
all together, Betty, shy and hall
frightened. yet wore a shining
look.
Il don't know why I ever die
it," she whispered to Marjorie
"but meant it, and I'm glad
did! I wouldn't have had the
courage if Keith hadn't started
first"
Gideon took Marjorie, Ted anc
Bud home in his car.
Though it was late Gideon lin,
gered for just a minute with
Marjorie. Then as he turned tc
60 he remarked:
"Oh, by the way, I'm hoping
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c. Nj. T. C. CAMP CLOSED
AT FORT BRAGG SATURDAY

Six hundred and Lightweight
young men of North and South
Carolina today completed 30
day voluntary period of train
ing in the 1889 Citizens Military
Training Camp at Camp Sykes.
Under the command of Briga-
der General VIM. Dryden, U. S.
Army, in Command at Fort
Bragg, N. c., the traineeS were
given instruction in Field Artil-
lery with emphasis on the three
fold detectives of Military pre-
pardness good citizenship and
character building. A total of SO
Reserve Officers from Field Ar
tillery regiments of the south
aided in instructions during the
camp period.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-07-20
Lansing Defeats
Damascus, 1914
Lefty" BlevinS Pitched Elk.
cellent Game. Lansing
Gets 3 HOmerS.

LANSING, July Is. - Lansing
baseball team, hailed by many
as the best ever produced here
turned back Damascus, 10 to 4
today. Farmer, Davis, and Paugh,
each with a home-run, led the
Lansing hitting attack.
Robert O'Connor, the visitors
stocky short stop, was the best
for the Virginians, getting a
double and a single in four trips
to the plate.
Lefty" Blevins turned in an
other of his fine pitching perfor-
mances and hung up his lucky"
thirteenth triumph of the sea-
son Damascus sent in two of
their best pitchers, but were I'M
2ble to calm the fats of the hard
hitting Lansing boys.
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LAST OF 18TH INSTALLMENT

He came in with a shining face.
Well" he sid, I'm hired!
Isn't it great? 1t isn't a job, it's
a position. I'm head of the ac-
counting department. l can't I'M
derstand how it came about. 1t
must be a miracle"
But Betty stood there staring
thoughtfully at her father, and
marveling at the response in her
mothers face. Somehow there
seemed to be depths in her mo-
theirs and fathers characters that
she had never sounded. 1t sur
prised her. Perhaps they knew
more about life after all than she
had dreamed.
Suddenly the time began to 60
by at terrific speed. It was the
day before New Years and Mar
jorie was to leave the day after.
The doctor stopped a minute
or two to ask how his former pa
tients were, and then he sudden
ly got up and sauntered out in
the kitchen whittier Betty had
been hastily called by smell of
burning cookies.
'Say, Betty" he said, pausing
beside the kitchen table, picking
up cookie that lay on the top
of a plateful and taking bit out
of it, 81 hear they're having a
watchnight meeting over at the
Brentwood chapel. Like to go?
Betty looked up with delight.
"Sure she said eagerly. 'T'll
CO."
So the doctor sauntered back
and told Marjorie and Ted, who
had intended going anyway.
we'll walk" said Marjorie.
It's a lovely night, and you and
Betty can 60 in your car"
''No need for that" said Keith
Sheridan, I've got a rumble
seat.
So they went to the watchnight
meeting.
It was very solemn service.
Marjorie was glad to have it for
a precious memory to take with
her as she went.
At the close Gideon gave the
invitation, if any wished to start
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LAUREL SPRINGS
METHODIST CIRCUIT

1000 A. NJ. Church School,
Mrs. Smith Dixon, Supt.
HOO A. M. Morning Worship,
Nathan's Creek.
7:45 P. M. Evening Worship,
Nathan's Creek.
The revival at Nathan's Creek
begins with the morning service.
Rev. Thomas A. Plyler, Sr., IA
Their of the pastor will do the
preaching. The public is cordial
ly invited to these services. All
pected to attend.
Young peoples fellowship
members of the church are ex-
meetings will be at Tbs (Nath-
ans Creek) and 1880 Chestnut
HilD.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-07-20
Pond Mountain
Defeats HeltOn
Won Last Sat. by the Score of
6 to 3. Kilby Allowed
Only Five Hits.
Bv DENVER BLEVINS

The powerful Foxhunters of
Pond Mountain continued their
winning streak by licking the
strong Helton nine 6 to 3 last
Saturday.
John Kilby, the young right
handler, held the Helton sluggers
to S we'll scattered hits, while he
struck out 9 batters and walked
two.
Jones allowed the Foxhunters
10 hits and was unable to strike
out single batter.
Doyal Tucker led the hitting
attack with 3 hits out Of 4 trips,
Grady Shepherd, with his two
hits, drove in 3 of the 6 runs of
the FoxhunterS.
Guy Spencer led the attack
for Helton with 2 hits out of 4
trips.
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NOTICE

We have three calls for girls to
work in homes for board, room
and tuition during the day and
attend our evening classes. Girls
will be paid enough to take care
of board, room, tuition, books and
bus fare. We shall be pleased to
hear from any girl of good char
acter, personality, and high
school education, who needs help
and desires to accept one of the
above places. Write us at once.
DRAUGHON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
WinstOn-Salem, N. G.
Phone No. 2-012I
Evening star., 1939-08-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1885 sport coupe; outstanding
value for $3.50; rumble seat. brilliant per-
Torrance. See 1t. SULLIVAN CHEVROLET,
$50 New York ave. NV. Met. 2S11.
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan: this car has been driven only
$4,000 miles and is spotlessly clean and
In new-car condition: can be purchased
for only Sh95. Call uS for 4 home demon
stration. Kanlan & Crawford, 1929
Champlain st. .i.w. Columbia 6740
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe sedan; excellent
engine; very good tires spotless interior:
Mckee \ e. Service Center. 22nd and N sts.
PLYMOUTH 1897 coupe. A real beauty
ana in fine mechanical condition through
out; clean interior; nve nne tires. No
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PLYMOUTH 2-door sedan, 1885: ready to
roli, very clean inside, motor perfect;
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biVd.' Colmar Manor, Md. See Terrett.
Phone Greenwood 1917.
PONTIAC 1899 convertible cabriolet, two
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neW-car guarantee; liberal reduction; also
a 1888 Pontiac business coupe; low mileage:
NE new: ore-oWner car; NOW Ss27.
ALWAYS BARGAIN at ARCADE POM
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Evening star., 1939-08-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1880 President 's" sedan:
ciean anL well kept; Al condition; only
S5O. Silver Spring 11S-R
Evening star., 1939-08-18
OE SOTO 1887 Trunk Sedan, S575
WAKEFIELD MOTOR co

o-nI-OrN MtICuly, LInCOIn. Zephyr
90 sherman Ave. NV Adams 5000
pc SOTO '3s ,4-door sedan: original black
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HSussell Motor Co.. 19l Bait. blvd Colmar
DODGE 1887 de luxe coupe, bIack safetv
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hoatln ns-poWer engine, hydraulic brakes :
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