La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 30, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, March 30, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven CLASSIFIED AD mS The Market place of Union and Wallowa Counties ' WANTED WANTED Permanent roomers. Large ' .-light steam heated rooms. In nice liome. Close In. 2 blks. west Mont gomery Ward, 1903 Second St., cor. I Washington. 3-30tf , WANTED Lady roomers and board ers. Inquire 1305-8th St. 3-30-6 tp WANTED Bookkeeper and sales woman who is permanently located in La Grande. State age, length of time with last employer. Write Sin ger Sewing Machine Co. In own hand writing, Pendleton, Ore. 3-28-3 t. SALES MANAGER ror Union County. Oregon. Must be familiar with the farming district of the county, and capable of presenting to the farm . , er, a Morning Glory Exterminator that Is guaranteed to kill 100, of his morning glorys or no pay. Man of middle age, or retired farmer preferred. Call nt our office, Room 6, Book Nook Bldg., Walla Walla, Wash. 3-25-6 t. WANTED Set of books to keep part time. Write "Accountant," P. O. Box 905. 3-14-1 m. FOR SALE 4-RM. HOUSE, 8 lots, barn, garage. Cheap. Terms. 2606 N 2nd. 3-30-8 tp FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, $,7 ton, 1 ml. N. Alicel. Geo. Johnson. 3-30-1 t. FOR SALE Furniture, Mrs. L. F. Dunn. 583-W. 3-28-3 t. FOR SALE Frtgldalro soda fountain and equipment. Cheap. Inquire 2107-3rd. 3-27-3 tp. FOR SALE A bargain, 7-rm. house at 807 N Ave. Call 495-J, 1Q05 Ad ams Ave. 3-27-6 t. FOR 8ALE Practically new 4 room, modern house, garage and large lot on improved street. Will take car as payment, $1700. Inq. Observer. 3-26-6 tp. FOR SALE! Dahlia and gladioli bulbs, shrubs, hedging, fruit and shade trees for spring planting. Triangle Bulb gardens, East Adams. Phone P37-U. C-17-X mp. ACREAGE FOR SALE 1 and 2 acre tracts. Ph. 363-M or inq. at Ella Ryncarson farm. 3-19-1 m. FOR SALE Fruit, shade and orna mental trees, shrubbery, perennial plants, roses, hedging asparagus, rhubarb, horse radish, pansy plants. Everything to beautify and increase the value of your home. Milne Nursery, 11th and J. Ave. 3-3-1 m. FOR SALE Garden tools, screens anclscreen doors ut reasonable prices. Dalles Furniture Store. 3-23-1 m. The honor of Bervlng you nt a time when expert and effi cient service Is bo badly needed obligates us to do everything as nearly perfect as possible. You can rely upon us. We Understand SNOIX1KASS & Zl.MMDIi.MAN Main 02 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS r . T -TVIES'-AWYBODY 1 ( veS...BOT,AS TMSV j THAT ESMA1US VGS....C6ETAlJLy...exA;Tiy )HwtA ,TS ' Wi toZl SSL Wmoor a w couudut set im m- to es sesm.... as r left it last u,Skt... ) aoire a k 11 eee...t& cud M , SUaI sIoS CCOLO 6ETO0T OF OUT OSl, IT IS AH ITEM, IS THE B0A x UT TcOCO J WGT.y! J I MAM HECTOR SAVS.TMC L frJoW DID MyFeKiMs k nnsam? hardly-mortm comsidsr- ) exactly as a tavs -hot a J V.mi,- J aysterious AMVowe n, locked r.rrfv0 AnoM. dout 6 nybOFoOMDiT X, -rwirJs:' Twswweersi'm eev ii MVi i Kx'i Jmm ' LM fl 1 fil & I. J .': k W, "x amd steal . K mfeM VWt K. I HI SvJssr L AU UH" J m IJsiWv - i ImOM'N POP SWEET DREAMS! "" " ' "' " 1 By Cowm Uve bis. cosmic xoo twinw its w T ee how it I vtu TA.KE V WyMrmMmi ZSMC1 k'tZ6kW,Y rT I A..v.-r t..b ftecire SO MOT. VOU ..,r, . ci,Mre ' SssZlril-ULnW THEIR NttT FACE UfflONX. y v A SV f 7 4SWW&&S3- '."EP Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to the line.) Per line, 1st insertion.,... Per line, each added consec utive insertion ....V.'... .;, Minimum charge on. one order ': -25c RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month .:..;.: $2.50 3 lines, per month $3.25 4 lines, per month v.v.-.L 84.00 5 lines, per month 4.75 Each additional -line over five charged at 50c per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE is required on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher. rates charged on all credit insertions:' ' Copy for all Classified orders must be in this office by 10 A. M. DAY OP INSERTION. Stop orders on ad inserted until further no tico must be received by the same hour or extra insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone or-, ders by payment, on or before date of last insertion. PHONE MAIN 600 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It." HIGH QUALITY Hollywood strain baby chicks, White Leghorns, high producing, large type free range hens. Pedigreed males direct from Hollywood. Satisfaction and safe arrival guaranteed. Prepaid prices. April to 20th, lOVic, later 10c. Pa cific Hatchery, Tangent, Ore. 3-25-1 mp. FOR RENT FOR RENT Strictly mod. 5-rm. house with sleeping porch. Call '. 434-J, 3-30-3 tp. FOR RENT Mod. 4-rm. furn. houss, 3-28-3-tp 1006 13th. FOR RENT 4-rm. furn. duplex, steeping porch, private entrance, 1914 Cedar St. . 3-28-2 tp. FOR RENT 5-rm. furn. bungalow with basement. Call at 606 Adams. 3-28-2 tp. FOR RENT 2-rm. Apt., and 1 3-rm. Apt. Grande Ronde Apts. 3-28-2 t. FdR RENT Furn. Apt., stotun heat, ground floor, 1606 Wash. 3-28-2 t. FOR RENT 1 furn. 2-rm. apt. Steam heat, electric range, 369-W. 1502 Wash. 3-28-3 t. FOR RENT Nice URfto-dnta furn. apts., with garage. Lanilis Court. Dnfciory" l.EE II. IiOIIV,M. D. l.EWA WILKH3, M. 1). Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. Phone Main 10 A. L. RICHAHDSON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office over alaas Drugs Office Phone, M-16 . Res. M-55 DR. F. L. RALSTON Eye, Ear Nose and Throat 1-7 SOMMER BLDQ. ' Phone Main 778. JAMES J. D. IIAUN, M. I). Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BUILDING. Office Ph. M. 716 P.es. Ph. M. 712 Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK 11AI.MES 301 N. Ave. Headings Dally. Readings by Mall a Specialty. ; FOft RENT Good room, board and ! j laundry, $7 per wk. 1303-9th St. Phone 273-W. 3-27-3 t. HOUSES for rent and for sale. Loans i j on Improved city homes. C. D. Pot- ler, Res. Ph. 610-J. Bus. Ph. M-752. ' I 3-26-t f. . j FOR RENT 5-rm. unfurn. house, j near library, pJpeless furnace Main 741. 3-25-8 t. FOR RENT 2'. acres, house partly J turn. Ph. 183-W after 4 p. m. 3-23-t f. i FOR RENT 5-rm. mod. house near i j Normal school. Call 5G4-J. 3-14-t f f FOR RENT Mod., furn. apt., 2104 j i Greenwood. Phone 612-W. 3-7-t f. FOR RENT 3-rm. mod. finished. 2013 First St. apt. Newly 2-17-t r. FOR RENT Furn. house. Call Mrs. Harley Smith, La Grande hotel. 3-3-t f. FOR RENT Furnished steam heated apts., gas ranees. Waverly Apt. 3-3-1 mp ! FOR RENT Furn. houses and apta., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adult. 1810 Greenwood. B-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET 305 Fir St. Seed Potatoes Earliest of All. BUss Triumphs, Early Sunrise. Idaho Rurals and Netted Gems. HARLEY SMITH, Prop. Phone Muln 826. 3-30-1 t. SPECIAL ON PLOWS Liberal re duction to reduce overstock. Let us quote you. W. H. BohnenXamp Co. 3-12-t f. EXPERT WATCH and Jewelry re pairing. . Prompt service; satisfac tion guaranteed. R. E. Gerard, 141Q Adams, Sacajawea Bldg. 3-4-1 m. GET THE BEST protection and save 25 on your premium with the Northwestern Mutual Fire Insur a nee Co. L. W. Cooper Insurance Agency, phone M-80. 2-28-1 m. j AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS I Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. 12-19-1 m. EASTERN ORRGOlr School of MufllC, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. P. temple, 447-J. 9-0-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering At Rug Cleaning Works Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop 12-1-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the Prudential Insur ance Co., and onn make farm oi cilty loans at attractive rates of in terest. Chas. It. Reynolds, insurance, loans nnd bonds. LOST j.OTrt-IMacl&-Bui tease .on hy. bet., La j-CrRrtlw-wMi- kmeln- Mar.. 28. Oon' ULlned mackinaw, shaving outfit. pr. pants, hot watar bsttie. -3ii cal. revolver, cartridge belt. Notify L. a. Kcmvorthy, Maxville, Oregon, Box 33. 3-30-1 tp ((l'IT TOl'HIST TAX CAIRO, Egypt W) Becauso tourist bookings to Egypt dropped sharplj since June 5, 1930, when a tax wot imposed upon all travelers who en tered or lelt the country, the govern ment has rescinded the law. BecnuBe of the drouth, corn pro duction in Kentucky waB reduced from 32.003,000 bushels In 1020 to 6.598,000 in 1930. fllagneto Repairing Bosch, Elseman. Splitdorf EXCLUSIVE FACTORY . REPRESENTATIVE Battery & Electrical Service COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1425 Adams rhone M II "I nnmniviM.- In the kind an old horeo chews on. 1 1 out our way , l I , SAW WHAT vMeU-,MOO W-fNOVAJ V laH k- -iSL Aflft' Woo F Woo TRW T ' ill mMM ' ;?CV -rwuer To ' rpor sompn im a A M Ym7T& V CO .? JERmW BAG, Trt'Te. TOO B, ymsm . i bag n J rl Tn iwim www tx nmbt a , WaU.aPAT.OTF. lladio Programs TIPSOAY PKOGBAMS Rational Broadcasting Co.: 0, or chestra; u:30, musical program; 7, danco orchestra; 8, Amos and Andy; 8:15, play; 8:45, piano; organ; vocal ist; 9, orchestra; 9:30, Hill Billy Boys; 10, orchestra and soloists; 11 to 12, dance music. Columbia Broadcasting System: G, fashion revue; 6:30, dinner music; 7, Joe and Vi; 7:30, theatre; 8, orches tra; 8:30, concert; 9, Wonders of the Sky; 9:15, musical programs; 10, or chestra; answer man; 12 to 1 a. m., dance music. Northwest Broadcasting System: 6:40, markets; garden talk; 6, light opera: safety club; Hughes paper; 7, musicnl crossword puzzle; calendar otjj the air; 7:30, staff artists; orchestras;, 8:30. song exchange; D. orchestra; banjo duo; 0:30. dance orchestra; male quartet; 10, Sunshine program: 10:30. moonlight inelodl:'s; 11. orches - trn: 12 tD 3 n. ra.,' Mljlnlrjht Revel- ' Spokane j KIIQ (500): 7 a. in.. Town Crier; ! Alive Blue Down: Van & Don; 8, liaoDVlime J, jjUinoeriacKr.; iaini: mu'-lc; 10. color harmony; 10:30v woman s,. magazine; ii,ou, Bfraitli'ul; o.-gn;i;"12."tfilKs; "1 :1'.T, eeril' servlcp; music; 'A, studio nnratle; 3. musical nems; 3:30. danco miuic i aervico hourSS, orchestra; or!;rtn NltC pregmns; 0:110. Chronlcus: 10,! Inland Empire Forum; piano; KHQj emcniUle; 11 to 12. dance ensemble.' Seattle KJR (970): 5:40 to 3 0. m., NB3 prcyruniH. ... . ! Tiieoma KVI (760): 9, sUiUlo program; 0:30, Serviteers; 10 to IX orcliostra. i I'lirtland v- KEX (1 180 1 : 0, Ensemble; flrnma; .9, Catholic Truth Sosietv; Phantoms of Broadway; 10. NBS; 10:30. WRlknthon; 11:30. crchcatra; 12 to 3, NBS. KLX (880): 0. concert duo; 7, news; 7:30, Uke and Banjo; H. dunce band; 9, pinno; nccordlou nnd ultitr; 9:30, i tp Woiidcilick Hospitii B Established Mar. 1929 Never a Surgical Death Phone Main 678 MYSTERY! J5ymosser -NHW MOtr-AERS GET GQA. Rhlnard and Scott; 10 to 11, dance music. KOO (790) : 6 to 12. NBO programs. San Francisco KPO (680): 6, tennis; Cecil and Sally; organ; :45, Henry Starr; 7, Masters of Music; 8. Aircyclopedla; 8:30, Meeting In the Tavern; Roads to Hollywood: 9. Symphony; 9:30, musi cal program; dramatic rendings; 10. danco orchestra; 11 to. 12, organ and singers. , KFRC (010): 6 to 1 a. m., CBS pro grams. Los Angeles KHJ (900): 6, CBS; 6:30, Moods Moderne; 7, CBS programs; 8, symph trics of Life; 10. news; orchestra; 12 oniBts; 8:15, CBS programs; 9, Tapes to 1, organ. KFI (G40): 6, popular melodies; 6:30, quintet; 7. NBC; 8, contm-con-tralto; 8:15, NBC; 8:45. "D-17. Em- peror; 9. NBC; 0:30, orchestra; 10, 11, NBC, I organ KNX ( 1050) : 8. organ; 0:30 Trojan . Tvlo. 7i wa annbe and Archie; song v...,te..; 7:30, CB3; 8. Arcadians; H:30. i LUlll Tamers: 0, play 0:30, Parisian t.n80,ni,ic: io, Wraiiijlcrs and Slierlff; 1 11 to 12. ormiu. .1 Denver K0A ,a30. Bi NI)0 programs; 0:30, 1 Urchestra; 0::;o. NUU; 10 to 11. NBC. salt Lake city (1130): 7. NBC; 7:30, Chron- ,,.. ....,6. . Millers: S:45, Homanco of Gems; 0, organ; 0:110, University night; 10. news; O'l0:30, play; 11 to 13, dance music. Clark Wood Says We've enoufih state pride to hope 8..j0Ttlmt it's baseball the Portland Beav- Clti Mie tiUijiu W 'IJiUJ HUD JTI.H,. Noni aro bo blind as those who do not rend tho papers and who drink wood alcohol. TmlmiUies aro mild by an econo mist to hn "ijoIih: buck to tho coun try and the tniall town." Which movement we would describe as go ini; forward. The honest farmer Is puzzled over tvhnt to nils j, but the country is safe If ho doesn't cut out his baby crop. H ; A duck has been laying coal-black eccs In koutsiana. it ifjirt a lame duck." who would bo laying plans for a roniebn' li V ft; head. He Is u member ol Bcvorai ? ; A duck lias been laying coal-black s'iut-ln clubs. Si egi;s In Louisiana. It Isn't a "lame .a! duck." who would bo laying plans fori Dorothy thinks that plug tobacco nro u. s pat. orr. ' '1031 Df htA i;cn,:'C. ic." 3-sa 1031 qy HEA SERVICE, INC. J Tho power queotlon that's really paramount concerns political power. We'd sure like to got tho kick from television we did (rom our first magic-lantern show. Henry Ford sayB that "the day of the small farmer is gone." After ,V.ll.h IY,r Dmnll fnt'mnr will COnl.lnilO to bo among tho largest buyers of umail cars. ' u.m Nr VnrkMH buv Donder- ous volumes they never rend" which Is only fair to tho book trade. Many 'SaVJJSSS the.';; never puy. Mayor Thompson ought to let up on King ucorBo tor mm ""r an issue of banditry (n China. : TouRh sledding for John Barley- j corn. Tho supreme court upholds thQ I liquor law and the hijacker holds Up I the liquor truck. j ni:i,u;iorH m stkhimi.chr J ON UOOU l 'llMH.in NEW YOrtK m Good Frlilay, April 3, le to be observed via rcdlo v;lth tho presentation of four religious j masterpieces. ' Other programs on that dey will ho iicmewhat cliauRod in favor of classical and chamber music, accord-., Int( to plans being made by NBC. I At 3 p. m. (EHT) the hour genoinlly considered to havo been the time of Christ's death on the crcis, NBC wilt atop broadcasting for a CO-sccond period of silence. The day's programs will Include the Children's Cruoado, a musical legend; Brahms' reniilem; the oratorio, "Tho seven Lane Words of Chrlot" and tho I Wagnerian music drama, "Parsifal." j HIll'T-IN'S RADIO MKIITKNS I 13 VEARH OF INVALIDIHM HIOHSPirtE, Pa. VP) Bedridden for more than 13 years, Walter Alleman finds the radio and letter-writing Ills only diversions. By the oido or his bed Is a radio re ceiver, so close at hand that he can reach over and tune In the station he wants. It operates during prac tically all of his waking hours. Ho even uses Is as a musical background for his reading and letter writing. Alleman, who Is ljow 311 ycius of I age, is unable to sit up or turn nis head. He Is u member ol scvorai shut-in clubs. MSINESS TO HKAH DAUMKOSOU AKHO-N. O. Radio closes at lenr-t one doctor's office here for au hour on FrldayH. No visitors or telephone calls for professional advice aro tolerated by i Dr. Malcolm Dean Miller whllo the waiter uamroscn program is unaer way. IIo posts a hand-printed sign read ing: "Notice Friday mornings this door will bo locked and telephone dis connected on days when there la Mu sic. Appreciation Hour." ' EASTERN STATES SUPPLY MOST IHtOADCAfl'JL' TALENT NEW YORK tfP) Eastern states havo supplied most of the tnlen or the CRS network programs. A survey shows that 43 per cent of the entire staff came from come di vision of toe Atlantic senhoard, with well over hr.lf of that number from New York and Massachusetts. Second in the- origination classifi cation tire the Middlo-Westem states, while the South leads the Far West. Bu Percioal Ciwtdopher Wren. AuUior of mil SYNOPSIS! Dr. Charters Una avftru rcnuou to regret the pres ence of Joint Wave as a lcitl"ut in lis tttirjino homo. Solely be cmtse . Ao fciioios criminal tacts about the doctor, the stranacr has boon admitted to obtain tor him self on alibi tor the murder of "Snider" Schllta. one at Ohartersf confederates in a big diamond haul in America. Wave repulses a pistol atlacfc by Charters' rtaht hand man. Air. James, ana then rouses a rift between Charters attil M assoeinn. Dr. HaeAdoo. what evil past he also knows, by tell iny tho latter to demand of Chart ers a holt share of the "Lavder tlell 10.00Q pounds. This Involves D attractive uctloilt. ilarlorf Laudcrdell, whose aunt was a romunulou of Charters' nmwjtar da vs. Charters, enraged and startle when UacAdoa asks a bigger "cn" hi tlm tandtratll IiksIusss. demands the source ol Ills (iiormatlon. Chapter 13 TEN THOUSAND REASONS kit. CHARTERS, bending prer his seated partner, noavny pressed Dr. MacAdoo baekvord into tn0 cimij. wlth the ruler, and stared "lnt0 h'S 'e3' "Who told you about the 10,000 -ronsonsT" nr. MacAdoo blinked, the pres. auro ot the end at the ruler In creased against his heart, and he (rBl( to withdraw his eyes 'rom tbo .hypnotlo gnzo that held tUern. "'''',, " .,,,,,, "Yon tlo." , "Haw niiicll'i" "Erholf." "On your vorfl of honor?" "Halt. On my word of lionqr. Who told you the feo was ton Ihou sand?" "This man Wave."- "Whatt" "This man Ways. And ho told me to tell you 1 ought to Et my allure. ..." Dr. Charters sot down In Ills chair, passed lila hand aoross his fazo. and then rostpd his brow u;ion tho hand as lie slarod in fear and nmnzumsnt at i)r. nianoo; M.'icIuhIo. Alnrjorlo Lnuilordoll, alttlns nt tar window, listless, tinlinppy, ro o 3:1 1 C ii I. pondered tho Implications of the. peculiar couduct ot this s'.rango person, Mr. Wayo. For bis conduct had been pocullor with re gnrU to liorscir, qulto upart from tbe amazlug eccentricity ot Ills general be'.utvlor. On llrst catching sight ot her, he iind looked nt her lu nn extraordi nary manner; had called Iioi-."Uobq-uiary"; and It bud oeemeti as though ho wcro going to como and kiss her; erect "cr by hor own Damo ns If no already know licr. ... Or was It an though olio rcmludcd 111 m of soniobody'f And that second time, when bIic bad boon sitting on tho scat In the enrden and bo bad como and spoken to licr. How bis burning deep-sot eyes had saomod to search her thoughts and m in d and soul. There had been nothing mad about bU conversation then. Nothing curious whatever, except that be had again called bcr "liosomary." Why hadn't sho followed bor Itn nulso and trusted him? What a llttla tool she had bcon to snub him and doclaro that sho was porfoctly well and happy, aud not In tbe least need ot his help and advice nor ot tbat ot anybody else. Ot cour30 sbo wasn't oltber well or bappy: and ot courso ebo wanted help and advice more than any thing else In lbs world. And yet what olso could one say or do when a perfect stranger, sup posed to bo mad, came nnd ottered mysterious warnings against taking tbe medicine tbat was proscribed tor one In nn excellent and famous Nurslng-HomoV But then again, bor medicine did not agree wltb bcr. . . . Not even tho medicine she was baying now. from Dr. Cbartors, although It was qulto different from tbe stuff sbe had bad from tbat beastly Or. Mac Adoo. She did want help and advice. Tbat horrible James man) . . . What sbe wanted, more tban any thing, was help to got away trots tbe place, tor there was not n son! In It that she liked or trusted. Not even the Head Sister. Nurse Wei don, though sho liked bcr brother Would Sister Weldon taka her to see him, and would tbe Doctor let her go? Matron was all right, ot course, but ona only saw ber at meals, and now that they wero keeping one up stairs so much, one hardly saw ber at all. How foolishly she bad behaved when Mr. Wayo came and walked up aud down ou the lawn bencntb ber window and looked up at ber. from time to time. Why had she withdrawn In that childish way I DANES C1ET CHEAP FItJJIT . ! ' 1 rupt PALKiSTWs'E JTAR.VS . COPENHAGEN lP Some citrus fruit grown la the United States Is gelng sold here cheaper than in New York because of tue competition of American formers in Palestine. . Jewish Immigrants from California' nnd' Florida Introduced grapefruit to Palestine and large consignments aro sent to the Paoish markets at Jo prices. . . , Qtho.r fruits from Palestine ore , also offering severe competition ; to American products. RADIO LINKS AFRICA TO ROME OMAOAR, Africa (JV) This far flung boundary point of the Italian colonial empire has been directly linked with Rome by the establish ment of n powerful short wavo radio station. , AIHMAIL KEEPS IIIOll RECORD, ATLAN1'A (P) A percentage .of 99.69 of the 232.870 scheduled miles ol the airmail botween New Orleans and Houston wcui maintained In 1930. The percentage on the New Orleans Atlanta line was 00 per cent perfect. BEAU .IDEAL; If bo would only come along now she would call out tq him and have a chat. ' '"' But how could two people Hchat" at the tops ot their voices one standing with his head bent back. and the other banging over a wip-dow-sill? Still It would be nice to see him; HIb face was so strong and be looked so forceful and Arm and re liable. Sbe bad been a goat not to Jump at the friendship be had tried tp offer. A real friend was exactly what she needed. , ' ' Suppose be went away, and she was left Hero alone, without a single person whom she liked and trusted to talk to, to tell that she believed that ber "illness" was ac tually due to tbe medicine that wa being given to ber, that sbe believed her letters ware withheld (rom her. and. that she did not believe that tbe letters sbe posted downstairs were ever sent out ot tbe bouBe.. It she did get a chance to speak to him again, and told him aU, this. would be laugh at ber. refuse to take her seriously, and say bo could not help ber simply because there was no occasion or need for any neipt ' ' , No, tie naa dqcd sane enougn when he bad said, "Never take any medicine here. None, whatever rno . matter what It Is unless Dr. Stud; ley gives It to you. Insist on havfng him as your doctor." . ' He always looked at ber so kind ly, sa nndcrstaudlngly, so meaning- , ly; a? tbougli ho bad Bomothlng he wished to say to her. . Or was she becoming -sentimental and Imagining things about the, man? Being kept here was enough to make the most sensible person sloppy and unstrung. - If only he would come along now, sbo would signal to him. And then what? Ask btm to wait while she wrote a note that she would throw down to blm. She would wrlto It now and have. It ready. Dear Mr. Waye," wrote Nor- Jorlo 1 ani very sorry that I was sa rudo when you wished to bo help ful; and as I ridiculed the Idea of needing any holp, 1 want to apolo gize and to say exactly the opposite. I do wait help, for 1 am getting frightened. It seems too silly to, put Into words, hut 1 really believe that 1 am not ronlly 111 at nil. I bolleva 1 was deliberately made '111' at home. and am being kept 'ill,' although I refused to havo anything more to do with Dr. MacAdoo and his medlv cino. 1 bcllovo Dr. Charters i medi cine Is Just as bad, for 1 havo felt worso each tlmo I've taken It. I'm going to lalio your advice. I shall protend ta taka it, but throw it away Instead. But what shall I do If Nurso Jones or Sister Weldou stands over mo? "I can't understand why I've had no answers from my uncle. 1 don't bcllovo my loiters have been posted or else tbat his letters to me are stopped. Other letters, too, that 1 know should have come in answer to mlno. It sounds absurd and ri diculous, I know, but 1 can't help thinking It. I'm perfectly certain that Uncle Will . would come here at once and kick up a frlgbtful row It he knew bow I feel. "He's weak, and he's under Aunt's. thumb, but he is quite kind always. What Is most likely Is that be has had my letter In which 1 bogged blra to come and fetch me, but bos also had ona from Dr Charters saying that be mustn't take any notlco of my nonsense. Aunt Maud could easily persuade blm that It would be very foolish to take me out ot Dr. Cbarters's hands. "Will you please forgive my rude, ness and help me It you can? "Vours very sincerely. "MARJORIES LAUDERDELU "Ob, Mr. Wayo, I'd give anything to get away (rom here. I do so loathe Nurse Jones and that man James." Marjorlo sat at tb window, hop ing for sight ot John Wayo; but it was not until tbo following morn ing that, on one of her many excur- . slons from bed to tbe window, she saw him strolling on tbe turf. Snatching her letter from Its place ot concealment, she waited until Waye glanced up at ber win dow as be passed. Beckoning, sbe dropped the letlor to the grass some twenty foot below ber window, and watched while John Ways sauntered to the spot. ' ' tCeti-nt'tt. IVJO. h FrtdttuJt 4. Seitl Ce.) Poisons Subtle, klllina quickly painlessly: others that bring death aooniss. In tomorrow's installment , Or. McAdno is revealed as ono at , ,t home among them . '