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Evening star., 1952-07-16

MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment odd jobs, yard work
wall washing. carpentry, nousS-
Harbor Lishts Corp. ME. 1882
Evening star., 1952-07-16

cut thread: fixtures. BIocK'S. S05s
M st NV NO. 1903 WA B501.
PLUMBING SPECIALS
lin. cast iron pipe. $3.75 Q lgth
3-in. cast iron pipe. 1925 . lgth
Fin cast iron pipe. $3.50 q lgth
Toilet outfits, $2S.. Basins compl
with trim' $50. Toilet seats. $1.9S
311s Georsia Ave. NV. TU. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-07-16
FURNITURE
REMODETING SALE

DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
2245 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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0-Lsgal Notices
seaaslsnsas

cAf.v1s ! si.nEn
SoThrr as ~ niisskrlu.
To sAtkIh ~ AfHElt
A8ef afNaffsss Ns8 Nes
NrdIofA fshl
ftaf AftN f4lntnY <UT1SIfE
thu snit s.e fll4nfee naN hs'en liie4
aHAlnsi NnA usFtln aud taa AZ Ie
4utfsa - serve = fars - seaf A.
N~HF - tht s'atHria5us faF feNufs g
% TIE tamuia Ina "a i AltaFpes Hfa
tlts the afiaiaai AHseff ia ite tl-
ftre - fhe tfefk ~ tae sffFaAt
tnnff. un aF hsftff fhF fntA las f
Nefeh. A -. ia1t - - aisats "a
tlilea rause. nfhefwiNs fhe alieNa
lions theFsin VIII ~ taken ~ eoes
fF4asa
iss,NE NNp oRpkREp a K@s
West. Mnnfne t.nuHfs ltufida. ihis
~ dss - Felsxnafs. A. u lssf
t%tAfs 49,. Is. AttAa@.
tfsFa - ~ tfss uit tnNHt.
MssnFoe ttuutt. Fttfia4
~ Aat hfeen %ssfgaNe
ltsfnfH t'4erA
81 ToN - N1ATkft
>tteTnes fssf ttnnpla ialaAt
aHf hhlehTHn &fEeNt
ksf Ntsl. fiaflda
fsl,s Is ~ -. 80 8
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Veteran IsemaiiiS
Fully RESPONSIBLE

WASHINGTON - ne Veterans
AanlnlslFnlian sad today lhai
elsn . teier4n sells hnIne On
which i1gFe "a 4 ! per cent Cf
inurtgsee and let's ~ parchasrf
assume ne lnsn ihr veteran ".
mains INrsonaliy responsible Iof
~ payment
The ~ said veterans siIoald ~
sell pFuwriY I'm which lhrfc arc
such loan& aAtui Iuakinn rrfialn
t1eir lliefesiA are ffptexird.
ruln'lnN nut II = true that pfuo
f<iF s4n be nfeEp easily sd nIIh
TIE I ref cent mpreaRe rxm.inIn.
IA efteft, and that this shnuId b.
fiuenre lhe selling pfice. A. VA
nevertheless sad he tc<f TINA 4
veteran can IT, - 10 sell iuF casa
a. have ~ purchaser affanee
iosn a IT. own
The ho|d<f Il = ca mnfiEant can
inreetoat 4 4 purchaser II hoHr
from tefefaH iaiI< O. keep is
hlz p4Fmenl> VA said. and il lhf
proceeds fran ne foreclosure ke|4
10 re- cover Ihe Amount ~ lhN
lean <'l'I ua'1'ant Ink. he differ
enrf may remain Ar dett AN4In&i
ihf ttlffAn.
II - "a NJ 70 "a, she nort
T ssMM.. .....s4 ..yl..4&.M1 - 49,. .s.-
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NOTICE ~ NknNftt tffNE<
that the mndAfAiNmeM. aAHlFtsA a.
enNANo ~ DaeinFFa un1tf tht -
ilflaue nnnAe ~ talpnatif t3Hki
Inc AefeNe." So Pearl street.. 49,
Nesl. FIa. Inlends - fsNINtrf Ift
aid fIFfflIuuN nane altN tia t1esh
~ fhe t1Femlf rnnff ~ MtANfift
rnuatf. FIoTiIe.
isNaru AsbfuaTs IA, lstt
HItAfHEN Is ~ EETfNtf
f1MHe4
sshi = 81 ksssnaTf.lskz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22
March First Is
Dog Tag Deadline

kr1 Nef haH oaners ueft ~,
~ - ,s,aAia lnense faGs fsa lhfl
pets pgta = Chr nanrh IL asmI
Nue - Mss lsfaTae Mia uhlIf
feslasai u NV Il \ Wtsi mas -,
SaeieiS
Atlef ~ March ia IN -
vsli,osa laps All - picked ap az
lahen u ne lluman society.
The las ar an sale a sle e,
West G1raea and l.ann Ssnli,
Compans - Fiemlnx aud Marnnf
q Streets snd lhe Humane Sncirly
SAe'les u slsA l'aneiana - ~
tea lea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

;sorlrE n IlisREnY silyEN ,isai
The undNFAlwnfd desires u @nNANN
n hnelnees uNntH ffH Uff1tNtHE
H&n4f "a TH4 InN FIe4tsl fIHH|
t8n FNanfen 81 Ny Ne#f ffNFiHA.
inisu.Is ~ REGISTER he sid fifII
tlnne nanse Min the tsIeFA - -
threats fnuFt ~ Mnnfee FauNff.
FtufIas.
fsatsa Fshruarf II. fa44
Af.TfEA afANkfMH
sale - NtT
fshiz -. - mar .les4
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NoTcE Is llERkisx 0ixEN that
~ huhtueNs nnasr thn firtkfiuur
nane ~ fsIsnefA tufHituft Go"
tt&h fsutN ASsmue. fuinflnHa ten<
frF. ket Meet FlnrtsiA ltss NJ ~
fsainftf fhs raia fletitipas name
s sth fhp t'i*fk ~ ghN.slffnlf AouFt
- noufit t'nuntt Ftoriaa
ttsfs4f tthffntft = 1855
4HsttA N "a ftNsNN.
fANEt.Nt b. istsf%tls.
sole ga nfFR.
ffN4.tA a fH4e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

~ vmH xruxgsv eosnr uE sS1n
s1HxxE&yU 14o1tlas. elhFftx
- xl1& NIAtN UE F6A>M a.
~ Avn H'wu Mn<mnN sut ~.
NNaof<sf rn&< - 49,
NnfTH 8ft.NNN essaff t4HAAN
EmAsfifatnnms
- ufsonaF
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- ruG sfas2a4 satng 90 4lst'
~tA4fE<fu - tsttttt stutt ~
uft Ilt ~4tIf uH ftUMtUA 4.
81 t>u itt3< HU<u0E cot ~
~ ssft>sEMt.
sa~s >a. a. ffas
lI4.A Af.isfit
s'sanrlains q,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

1890 .ess ..,t.~' ,n.ssx
~ an f'oR ao>noE Get ~.
~IAtE ga fA0Rtnts ~ tmA>-
snss ~. 49,
Aisit.E NlhN,
-. BstonsE safto>
nAfiDl.1t ifiallt
>eTssE oF ruus.ss ttso>
Fss HAffsn.f4 JsIffs.
~ sksfsnte TnAunWn
Yan afe hershf naalfled that a
uili uf fnmnlmint f.H laNorce hAN
bfen flied aaaln#s Yna. and yHu are
ittsashF Required a. serve = cps -
wear AnNWeF - he ifIll - Gem
uiAInf - fhe t'nmrialunnt'n Altar,
mes. aad flie The ufialnal Aueeef
IN the ufffee 20 the ciefk ~ ths
tirs uif t'utft - - btfaFs the stih
- = Aas.a = = ,sA :. q.
lslains AN ~ lakes - senieNAsa
ThIe nasies shah l.s pahssahs.f Tor
lraf .aHRNf ufite aNNhs ~ TifE
kE4 WENT sII4IEN
lsnne nnH t,rdefed. "a keg West.
Fiufiaa, this lssh dAt ~ February
~ fasz
tt-tr utf Court
sail EARi. n. AnAMx
tleFk ~ The f.lFeuif cauft.
- Nnneoe rnuniy. Florida
IA kafhiesn NuifaNs
Dspnfs CLERK
THOMAS = CARO-
Sell Nnf fnF t'empialnHMt
4f8h ttatAl iiirett
ka4 Newl. Flari9n.
fehts = mari. "a. lets
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0--Lsgsl Nolicss
ssanssnn.al
fsi4NNfls tRuGk unAF
Nefnn M ranslssflax

ful4NNf2 tRuIk uBAN
soIHr ~ ptns a tt10N
~ Wu4~~sN tFNtH aHtf
es aseF. lsnMe aaatS
vosf knk lIknrnY unnrnrD
An iftasf&Yf<fI7 - $3.50 ; r~tF -
fUHF AS w4f fn sae Complaint for
r4xaffs - 4he 1Hhf a Inahfs altar.
aex. afa 90 use fAe ofia inal AisN~ef
~ ihw ssttifw - thm CLERKS 20 the
t'tFeHff tnufI oH ~ kefnfe NafTh
seth. a a. fsst ~ fhe sftsss "a.
Titled ean~sa etheNa fan fns allNmms
tipns taegtia Nilt - taken ~ cen.
l~eees
poNis AMI nRnNnFp "a Ny
West. Nnnrae goante. Floflda thIs
1fFt ties ~ tasfsf staft. a. ~ LAS.
tCIECNfT t*gSNT
Seal NANf. H ADAMS
s'tsfh N a. eirruif toaIt.
Man8ase toantr. ElaflAa.
a. h44hiten Nultane
tsagIft ffiNfk
tM8t Af.AAh ~ Nl.t&Nk. An.
AtfaFuFf csc s'HfapiAiN4Af
tn4 whitehead street
ass wesis t4utlsia.
ffh22 p mafg It.lMt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

~ TuE rsnrTrT wognv oF sur
>tNTEI<fu % ttIgtAf. sfNsNfF
ot IHfs sIaFI az tfuHfna.
~ an rom MN n0a sus ~
~ stfttgtuN.
Ease Ne. 49,
WARREN ~ NplflNNtfN
tufnnla iuanf
ssftats o
f4-4A.s.s...4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22


rnAni. y m"n,xapS "'""'
firftnnaaf
sots.s ~ rtns.ss sfsos
ke1 W. waite ktfret.
cha psrslsn, iilinais
fnp ARK ilEnEtIA NnTfFfEu
that ApH fuf aismffe has hHen ~
- against x0n hnssln aHd rstat aFn
fNautFTd ~ serve sstpN - rumF
answer - attorney fef ths eons
= ss,h shs a s ne ''s - .ea sass ~
40 hNfnfe Match e4sh. 4 " fNt
otherwise i,eeffe ftfa s'snfs sAs a III
bs Catered AGAINST xou
RATED a. Key Wfaf Munrae
s'nuats. flariaa. thie 9tst a9y -
fsi.Fnart a fsAt
Neall Earl n ADAMS.
CLERK gfrpuit s'snff
W. tndl Florence ~ saw see
pepnlF Clerk
WILLIAM n AfrunY.
ga Mhifshend street.
ksN West Ffufiaa
Attorney Tor Complainant
ieis2a - mafsth "a tsss
sseV0reVu isnssisa ssnstsr
~ tt1E eTArN az FsensOs.
~ 4 ~ - $500 ga I u11ssa at1a1 = 90
- ssxarE&
-.
49, $1,000 r.
.a"ss t"sn" . n"s"nn -"
nw9nrc NJ reosssatro<
TO- HF0IIE iNAts. WHITMAN
- tt<sNhtr steaiesafa
h~nssee .. -
thnt 4 pesasian fak the aaontis.n a
|f1naa fslamns WildfnAm ana MIA
iian Arthur u4Iaman HfnnfA ta4|
heen fltea IN ma f<ltrult fsaurl 81
the Nixfeenfh IntiflAi fslrean -
shs state ~ Wards ~ aaa ~
1.s.er,4t. fm<&'mn sts&e~ ~ Nt,.sG
l.fana u.rt.ss f..uafQ F4.rl4e
.rf ssna 49,. h.eefv eeanlr.a \. -
ana appsar ~ nmla saanft ~ ~ ~.
81 49, esa.~ ii aaks Aaa eaa 49,
"a ,s,.sss.st 4N.s.s4 80
-
nA4Eg "A e. Weaf wnnfs..
sen.,ss4x FTnrsaa fhm smfh Az ri
fsekemerx ~ fa<e
,s.sse..t, ssnsft
seals NAna. n ADAMS
f-lask s'ttss,lf asMnsf
A. fs.st I.tnf. ere 81 NnWs.t
.........t.. tN ** -
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PONY Cor sale. Apply Benny's
Cafeteria. fshstf
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PARAkEETS. other birds Wanted.
quote prices. Box a2s2. Memphis
Tenn. fehis6i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

COCKER PUPS. z red q white
males with perfect Cocker dis
posiiDn. black male. Mary end
Leon Blair. Phone 22aiW.
feb2o a
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NUT saef1fbce. ~ nrsbird Class
S1lboat. Cyprrss hull. mahaHp4y|
de<k .rxr<lirus rnfNiun. S<I1 Y
N iIarmon. uSs willie. naval
kistian febfs eta
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

DRAFTED. must sell. Good. clean
"a Fordor Mercury. Ca Garfield
Lane. rear az eis Grinnell
febls eta
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WANTED hoaseheepef pfesefsA.e
70 1--we IN. hoom. bo4rd anl
wages. Plume So , a0i liasal AZ.
s'aifs rear. iebis 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

KITCHEN help wanted Appl, a.
person. Pence i,arheumlie
sei ssmonton. is,i,.gf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

VI ANTED small camera with rhnto.
lIAsh sffsehmfui Must - 80.
s0mahie Cail fa7g affcr . pm
fehzz ~
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COUNTER giri and wsHress wsa
"a. Apply Monroe Coaals 81 aeh
'ela2 81 .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

~ ruC ssnsssr saSur or vnH
stkt&E>v0 1enssyal s1nstfr
0t yt1E eTArt az ftoneOs.
~ ANu F0N m0Nu0E snt Nfa
~ eu4NfEMt.
tnne Aas i1~e
~ ths Naftef ~ ere Anemtlon -
fsfuaa Bfanns WflamNH ana
William Affhaf Wlidman
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

DAY Waitress. Experanced Gosd
pay. Apply 1905 Truman Ave
ieb29 e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted
iAiiffs Restaurant ~ Dutal -
ieb2o !,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-22

SALESMAN wanted. Apply fIeshsgi
Marshall Co. So Soulhafd
feh2i GA
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- PACKARD. Coupe G. cood mo
inr. eheap. 7iD Frances. rear.
feb1l n
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-06-12
Junior Legion Baseball Team Loses
To Belle Center And HarrOd Mines

Eleven unearned runs in the fifth
inning and a no hit, no run game
tossed by Belle Center pitcher Mill
sor were the two features of the
opening game of the Bluffton Junior
American Legion baseball season at
Belle Center last Thursday night.
The final score was Belle Center 16,
Bluffton 0.
The eleven unearned runs occur
red when the first three Belle Cen
tr batters to face Bluffton pitcher
Bill Schumacher were safe on errors.
The third consecutive error consti-
tuted what would have been the
third out in the inning, so all runs
scored after the third error were un-
earned and not charged to the pitch
er's earned run average.
Millisor, the no hit pitcher for
Belle Center permitted only one run
ner to reach third base. Bill sSchu-
macher started for Bluffton, and
was relieved by Jim Berry in the
sixth inning. The game was limited
to seven innings by agreement be-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-06-12
Lafayette News

Mrs. R. W. Brackney spent the
past week with her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. R. Brackney and daughter
Marcia in Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Kings Daughters class of the
Congregational Christian church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Marion Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watt and son
Gerald and wife of Greenville, Pa.
visited over the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Watt and other rela-
tives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Armstrong
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lusk of St.
Marys called Sunday evening in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Brack-
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Long and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Long,
Waldo Long and Donald Kline spent
the week end in Erican, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shrider of Lima
called Monday evening in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Hullibarger.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Holman called
Sunday afternoon on Miss Josie
Wollett.
Rev. M. A. Packer chaperoned the
senior class on a trip to Chicago
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Robinson spent
the week end visiting the latter's
aunt, Mrs. F. B. Hadsell in Urbana
and Mr.. and Mrs. Benny McKennir
in Springfield.
Mrs. Hazel Eversole of Blufftor
called Thursday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Carrie Lentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Wilkins oi
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-06-12
Students Under 1S Are Required
To Get Certificates For Work

State industrial relations officials
last week warned that any minor un-
der 18 seeking work must obtain an
age and schooling certificate (work-
ing permit) from his local board of
education.
Copies of the certificates must be
filed with the local board of educa-
ton, and thru it with the division of
women and minors, industrial rela-
tions commission in Columbus, before
employers are cleared of legal re-
sponsibility, it was stressed.
State officials said employer of the
student must keep the certificate on
file as long as the teen-ager is en-
ployed. Also, a minor must return
the certificate to the board of educa-
ton within two days after leaving a
job.
A new certificate is necessary each
time the minor changes jobs.
At the same time the following
changes in state laws regulating the
employment of minors were cited:
Girls under Is may be employed
until 9 p. M, but not earlier than z
a. m.
Boys under 18 may go to work as
early as 6 a. m. and may work as
late as IL p. m, although not more
than eight hours a day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-06-12
LEGAL NOTICE

Advertisement and Notice of Hearing ~ to
Alleged Absence of Presumed Decedent
Probate Court, Allen County, Ohio
In the Matter of the Estate Oft
Rolla Kent. Presumed Decedentj
Fgf No. 27510
Legal Presumption OF Death
Application by petition has been fled In
of the absence of said Rolla Kent for 23 years
from 8i6 West North Street, Lima. Ohio. the
place of his last domicile he Is presumed 30
be dead and praying that ouch proceedings
sumption of death may be established.
Notice is hereby given that day certain,
to-wit, the 7th day of July 1852 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. said Court will hear evidence con-
cerning the alleged absence of the said pre-
sumed decedent and the circumstances and
duration thereof
JOSEPH B. QUAgnfAN
Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk of said Probate
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-06-12

tween the managers of the two
clubs.
The Bluffton team dropped its
second straight decision Sunday
afternoon to Harrod 9-2 on the Har-
mon Field diamond. Harrod scored
three runs in the sixth inning to
break 2-2 deadlock.
Jim Berry started for Bluffton
and was relieved in the seventh in
ming by Bill Schumacher. Berry
was charged with the loss. The
Harrod pitcher Coogler went the full
r,;.,n inning ncr,,.rs,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-06-12

! Ft. Wayne spent Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Cumrine.
The Semper Fidelis and Keystone
classes of the Methodist church met
Wednesday evening in the home of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-06-12
Carl Wingates Mark
5Oth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wingate, of
Route 1, Lafayette, observed their
Golden Wedding anniversary Tues
day in a quiet observance at their
home.
Wingate, retired farmer, is 72,
and Mrs. Wingate is 70. She form
erly taught in the country schools
of that area. They have lived on
the same farm 40 years, and have
no children.
Both are members of the West
Point Methodist church.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-06-12
Midget Nine Loses
Game To Lafayette

Scoring ten runs in the first two
innings, the Lafayette midget base
ball team downed the Bluffton team
easily, 12-4, last Wednesday even
ing on the Lafayette field.
Bluffton was off to a slow start
and managed to shove single runs
across in the third, fourth, sixth,
and seventh innings. Dave Scoles,
the starting pitcher suffered an in
jury to his left hand early in the
game and was relieved in the second
inning by Lewis. In the sixth in
ming, King the catcher was struck
on the right hand with bat and
was relieved by Jim Scoles behind
the plate.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-06-12

Mrs. lilo Feldman.
Mrs. Mac Ward and Mrs. EV
Sherrick of Lima called Sunday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. Daiss
Arnold.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-06-12

Cardiac disabilities are among the
four major disabilities along with
tuberculosis, and visual and hear
ing difficulties.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

Just what someone on
your gift list will wont
10 use with her home
permanent outfit. You'll
want one yourself. Cuor-
onteed. Underwater ap-
proved.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
We PLEDGE TO YOU

n Your MONEY BACK if YOU are not
s satisfied with your purchase.
- Only honest values and factuaL state.
lie ments made in all BIG-10 advertising.
d All items advertised will be available
>0s for delivery.
n Well.trained personnel to serve you in
70 friendly, courteous atmosphere.
No exaggerations. No unsupported
De claims. No "high.pressuring." You make
up your own mind after being told the
FACTS.
Evening star., 1952-11-27

Consultation with our trained person
mel will assist you in solving home,
makers problems.
Quality products :. only those OF the
worlds greatest manufacturers.
BIG.l0 operates on the principles OF
fair and square dealing.
Greatest values our Centralized buy.
ing power can command from the
Nationwide market.
DEPENDABLE SERVICE by highly
skilled, bonded technicians. BIG.lO
charges fair prices for work actually
needed and performed.
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-29
BY WiIlicm Neubover

ing Sunday evening. ''You have no
argument" she said bluntly, her
body bristling. That is why / am
particularly angry with you. / did
not know that | was nourishing q
fool all these years"
1t made the girl angry. Color
came IN hot rush TO her cheeks.
She rose. her green gabardine
skirt fiutterIng in the wind. "You
never fell . love, so you don't
know what it is to want a par
ticular man more than you want
anything else, 1t happened. Just
like that, it happened. And no one
has the right TO say TO me that,
Just because some clever woman
led him to the altar. | should
spend the rest of my life without
him. 1t would be impossible any
way. Now must go upstairs and
pack"
For once in her life Aunt Hattie
backed down. A strange expression
came onto her face as she realized.
suddenly, that the old Jane was
gone. gone for good. Tears sprang
to her eyes, her lips trembled.
You make me ashamed OF Ban
croft for the first time in my life. "
she said ha.tingly. You're indie
cent. You make me anxious TO
have you leave this house at
once"
Breathless, indignant to think
that her aunt would even think
such thing, the girl left the door.
left it and knelt at her aunt's feet
as she had done in the old DAYS.
Darling" she said softly, "there
is only one life to lead. and that
life should be a happy one. II /
felt that George, deep down in
side. were happy, wouldn't think
of seeing him again. But l know
George. know what he wants.
Why, the work he is doing for un-
fortunates in Tuttleton right this
very moment is an expression of
what he wants. And fit in. I'm a
girl who became a nurse because
/, too, want to help people. Don't
you see? George and ! belong to-
gether because we want the same
things and are the same persons" T"
"He has a living wife" Aunt
Hattie said infiexibly. Nothing
you say eliminates her. She is his
wife. she will always be his wife.
There. Now you may do as you
choose. I will say nothing more.
Nothing, that is, except this: if
you come between a man and his
wife, then you are dead to me.
| shall never again recognize you,
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-29

| shall never again think OF you
as my niece"
Horrified, Jane arose. %Aunt
Hattiel"
THERE was a silence. a long.
! fearful silence. Then Aunt Hat
tie Strengthened up and even
smiled. AS you wish. / think you
had better so upstairs and pack.
III fix you something to eat"
Signing, the girl went upstairs
to her old room. Her suitcase
was already more or less packed.
There was nothing more TO do but
say goodbye TO Mrs. Goldsbor-
ough, eat dinner and leave. She
hurried to the road and stuck off
through the woods, running until
she had reached the gate of Mrs.
Goldsborough's property. Painting.
she Durst into the woman's room
just IS the maid was clearing
away Mrs. GoldSborough's supper
dishes. I've come TO say gcoA-
Eye" she blurted out. She looked
FOR all the world like a furious
child as she sank onto the chair
beside Mrs. GoldSborough's bed.
Aunt Hattie won't listn to rea-
son, so perhaps ] won't see you
any more. It was nice knowing
you"
"Fiddle-dee-dee," snapped Mrs.
Goldsorough. Your Aunt Hattie
will change her tune. ! know the
wench. She loves you and YOU
are all that she loves. So in time
she'll forgive you. have a present
for you. Mind you don't spend il
all in one place"
Her hand ducked into the
drawer of the night table and
came out clutehing thin sheaf
of bills. "One hundred dollars"
The girl gaped.
Mrs. Goldsborough ehuckled.
"Dr. May told me He was quite
amused. You see, | have learned
a few things since you were last
in PittSfield. | have learned a
truly amazing thing, in fact
Namely, that you catch more flies
with honey than you do with
vinegar. You might remember
that"
Keep me posted. I haven't q
thing to do. Your letters will be
very interesting to an old lady
with nothing to do"
Later, on the train, Jane won
dered why she had ever gone
home for a visit.
Ito be continued
The Key West citizen., 1952-05-29
Chapter Four

Chapter Four
THIS was but the first of MANY
= such discussions on the subject
mat Jane had with her Aunt Hat
ne In the week which followed
IL was utterly impossible for her
10 make the woman comprehend
that George was more necessary
TO her than anyone else. So it was
relief for the girl to have a Job
OF sorts to go = each day. IL Mrs.
Goidsborough had not been a sim
gularly understanding and help
fuI patient" she would have got
aboard the next train and gone
back to New York to live with
Ruth until the camp season open-
ed. But the work at Mrs. Colds
borough's house did help. Jane
found a new Mrs. Goldsborough
the first time she went to the
huge, brown-shingled house on
the other side of the hill. a Mrs.
Goldsborough who could actually
cry: How wonderful to see you
again, dear; how wonderful to
have YOU back home after all
these years, I missed you. I really
missed you."
And this new Mrs. Goldsbor-
ough was most understanding
woman. She heard James tale of
woe and. when the girl had fin
ished, nodded very firmly. "You
are doing the sensible thing. Ap-
parently this English girl caught
him in lonely mood and mar
ried him before he had a chance
to do some real thinking ON the
subject"
He wasn't himself" she said,
defending George as best she
could. "He would never have mar
ried her had he been himself. It's
my job to see to it that he does
become himself again"
Splendid, S p lie n d d." Tired,
Mrs. Goldsborough had rested
back upon the pillow. "Now be a
good child and get me some hot
tea, won't your"
So the wees passed, a good
week, monotonous, trying and
dispiriting week. All she wanted
was a peaceful existence until the
camp opened, and it got to the
point where she found herself
sneaking out of the house before
breakfast just to make sure she
wouldn't have another battle with
her aunt. A fact which her aunt
soon noticed and soon resented.
Il am not a monsteri" she de-
clared from the porch the follow