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1 Thursday, June 11, 1931-. LA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven 11 H 1 (PLASS WANTED WOMAN WITH child, 6, wants any kind of work. Ph. 158-M. 8-11-3 tp WANTED Woman to care for elderly lady. Ph. 1022-J., alter 6 p. m. 6-11-1 t. WANTED Sheep to pasture. See H. . M. Peck, Evans place, Mt. Glen. 6-10-t 1. CHRISTIAN woman for Juvenile wel fare work, local or traveling po sition, 90 or more per mo. Give telephone and address. Write Box 1, care Observer. - 6-10-3 tp. WANTED Log hauler, good Job. Ed Blesland, 1515 Adams. 6-9-3 t. WANTED-r-5 or 6 room modem fur nished house. Call Main 338. . 8-6-t f. MEN I Women! Puro wanted In every home. S5 to 7 dally. No demon stration. Start now. Write Box 291, North Powder, Ore., for Inter view. 6-2-lmp CHILDREN'S sewing. Work guaran teed, 1701 Wash. 6-28-t f. WANTED Boaroers and roomers, 31 mo. Day or week, 1808-2nd St. , 6-25-12 t FOR SALE p'OR SALE Buff Orplungton and Wyandotte fryers. Wyllle, East Ad ams. Phone 89B-W. 0-11-3 tp. FOR SALE Gooseberries, 3 gal. $1.00. Phone Main 878. 6-11-1 tp. NEW G. E. refrigerator, 1 Toledo com puting scale. Box 82 Imbler. ,' 6-11-1 mp. FOR SALE,. OR RENT Mod. 6-rm. house. Inq; La Grande Nat'l. bank. . 6-11-1 t FOR SALE Corn fed yryers. Farm. 163. " 6-10-3 tp FLOWER PLANT SALE Many plants at half price.. Cash and carry. Clarks Florists Greenhouses. 6-10-3 t. 2 MOS. OLD PIGS and turkey gob blew Geo. Keltz place. 6-10-2 tp. Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons LEE II. BOUVY, M. D. LEWA WILKES, M. D. Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. Phone Main 16 ' DIE. C. S. MOOKE General Medicine and Surgery DR. C. E. HKANNEll Specialist In Eise&ses of the Bladder, Kidneys and Gynecology. SECOND FLOOR HOESCH BLDG. PUONE MAIN 10. pits., men aupson and hill ' Office -Phono Main ".16 f Rooms 17-10-19-20 Sonuner Bldg. DR. A. L. RICHARDSON Res. Phone Main 65 DR. F. C. HILL Res. Phone Main 765 DR. F. h. RALSTON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1-7 SOMMER BLDG. Phone Main 778. JAMES i. D. HAUN, M. D. ' Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BUILDING. Office Ph. M. 71,6 Res. Ph. M. 712 Dlt. C. L. OJLSTRAP, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Over SUvorthorn-Wrlght Drug Store Office: Main 90 Res.: Main G05 Miscellaneous Astrologer . . FREDERICK BALMES 203 N. Ave. Readings Dally. PHONE 1006-J. FRECKLES AND HIS I'M SOT5RV, "Ml?. HECTOR BUT DISCOUNT MY BILL VOO TO FIND YOUR RUBY AMD NO EXPENSE THE BILL MOM'N POP I'LL TO BO SOWiETlUNG - NMD SNMPYi HERE IT IS, PAST THE TENTH. OH, 'WHY TMON"! 1 TELL LfOY5 WI5HES She could Burn the MEMORY 'Of THOSE BRIDGE GMAES BtWIMD HED ! chick thnt i lost the kemt AT BRltJGE -VMH6T IF THE LANDLORD CALLS CHICK AND ASKS HIM II l-L. , IFIED AD The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to the line.) ;v Per line, 1st Insertion -r ' lOo Per line, each added cocseo- utlve Insertion . v , 7c Minimum charge on on., order ,-' gffr RATES BS MONTH , 2 lines, per month .,.2.50 3 lines, per month . ) '. q QS i lines, per month -,U3-i-L.-.S4.00 5 lines, per month S4.7S Each additional line over five charged at 0o per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE la 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 OF INSERTION, ; Stop orders on ad Inserted until -further no tice 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 lost insertion. PHONE MAIN 600 . 'An Observer Want Ad Will Do It." FOR SALE House and furniture. Coll 1801 Adams. 6-9-0 tp. FOR SALE Slightly used Atwater Kent electric radio. Dalles Furni- ture Store. , . , . -.r 6-9-3 t. FOR SALE Tomato plants,1 50c per hundred. Call 173-J. 6-10-2 t. FOR SALE Orate fed fryers ' and young hens. Phone 916-J. 6-5-1 m. 15 ACRES, Joining the golf links at Island City, 6 room house, ibig barn and some small buildings. Auto matic pumping plant in house. Big garden planted. .Irrigation well and pump. Small payment down. See ine at city hull. A. B. Cherry. t , ... . 6-4-t X. FOR RENT 4-RM. MOD. HOUSE, partly furn. Ph. Geo. H. Chapman. 6-11-3 tp. FOR RENT 2 and 3 room apt?., 1002-3rd St. Phone 361-J. 6-11-4 t. FOR RENT Apartment near school. Phone 042-J. 6-11-t f. FOR RENT Room and' board for U, 1304 Penn. Ph. 817-W. ' 6-10-t f. FOR RENT Furn. light housekeep ing rooms, newly papered. 1201-8th street. 6-10-1 ti UOtiQR it The honor of serving you at a time when expert and effi cient service Is so badfy needed ' obligates us to do everything as nearly perfect as possible. You can rely upon us. We Understand - 8NODORAS8 A ZIMMERMAN' FRIENDS I CAN'T ASKED ME SPARE IS FOR - mwm I WELL, ALL BIGHT- IHERE'S THE FELLOW WHO HAD IS HENRY MCGOOSEY KOYli I ---I'LL Give SOU MOST OF THE TROUBLE ANOfl WELL, 'lL HAVETO DO ' S A CHECK FOB FOUCSD THE RUBY M SOMETHING FOR HIM. A SCATHE AMOUNT. A 1POQVOU.. m MEAMEMS'. ffiZWk - I J'LL tT T(MO Y Bgr-BU'-1' I COOKIES THAT'S .) Conntiei FOR RENT Mod. housekeeping rooms, private conveniences, suit able for students or teachers. Ph. 386-R. ' 6-10-2 t. FOR RENT Strictly modern 3-rm. apt.. In best residential district. Allen -Duplex, 1507-Fourth St. Ph. Main 513. 6-8-t f. FOR RENT 3-rm. apt. Maple Apt. 6-1-t t. FURN., COMF. home, adults. Unf. mod. bouses, U5-W. ' . J . fl-6-t t. FOR RENT Rooms over Silverthorn . Wright Drug store. . 6-2-t f. CLEAN BOOMS. Bates reasonable. Close -In. Zuber Brick, 1408 Wash. .-. 6-5-1 mp. FOR RENT Nice a-rm. furn. apt. Frlgldalre, etc. Landla Court. 5-23-t f. FOR RENT Modern S room house. Close In. Garage. Call at 1304 "N" -'. Ave., or 296-M. - 6-14-t f. FOR RENT Furs, nouses and apta., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults. 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. Miscellaneous PLUMBING HEATING All kinds of sheet metal work and furnace work. ; LYNCH PLUMBING COMPANY Wash. Ave. Ph. Mala 179. . . ; . . 6-11-1 t. FOR FULLER BRUSHES or service call Chet Appling, Enterprise 83 -J. , . 8-10-6 tp FREE FILM developing,, standard prices for prints and enlargements. Highest quality and satisfaction guaranteed. Silverthorn -Wright - 6-2-1 m. MONEY TO LOAN on your home, East Ore Bldg. & Loan Assn. O. D. Pot ter, 6I0-J., or M. 752.,. . '6-6-1 m. PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET - 305 Fir St. Harley Smith, Prop. Spray materials, Orchard brand ar senic of lead. Baby chicks. . i . 6-25-1 m HEADY CUT LUMBER; shop work, screens, garage doors. Estimate on new and repair contracts. Main 960, Pete Bousquet. 6-14-1 mp AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS i Out and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction it Supply Co. 12-19-1 m. EASTERN OREQOW ScQool of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. . F. temple, 447-J. 9-6-1 m. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for tbe Prudential Insur ance Co., and can make farm oi city loans at attractive rates of In terest. Chos. H. Reynolds, Insurance, .loans and bonds.. . LA GRANDE MATTRESS . Up holstering ft Rug Cleaning' Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Bd wards, prop ta-1-tm. FOUND FOUND ' Poaket book with money and other articles. Owner may have some by identifying at Danes 'ur- nlture Store. 6-9-3 t. Now that girl caddies are being employed on European links,, per haps golfers will consider their own form a secondary matter. - Painful Piles Go Quick No Cutting No' Halves It takes only one bottle of Dr. J. S. Leonhardt's prescription HEM ROID to end Itching, bleeding, pro truding piles. This Internal remedy acts quickly even In old, stubborn cases. HEM-ROID succeeds because it heals and restores the affected parts and removes blood congestion In the lower bowel the cause of piles. Only an Internal medicine can do this, that's why salves and cutting fail. Red Cross Drug Btore says HEM-ROID Tablets must end your Pile misery or money back. Adv. WELL, OF ALL A HAPPY OUT OUR WAY X eORtW FOP? -THAT WOOMr j DOCTOR -HE GRftOOATEO . MiD fr-V .HIGHEST HOMORS-: Ikl V-US. CLVS , BUT WES &OT A SVOVW GROVJIM,' BARO AM1 HE-CAUT Gr&T NO . . gets a . REA U. . PAT..QTF. FOR TRADE FOR 'TRADE Horse, harness, wagon lor. milk cow. Robert o. Clark. R. No. 1. 0-10-3 fr. I Oversight News (ByThe Assoclnteil Press) f ' New York --.Mellon sals.for Eng-' land to attend graduation tf son from Oambridge;- says he is riot going to discuss war debts or reparations, " Washington Commander of mar ines in Nicaragua informs superiors that there is dissension among in surgents under Band 1 no. , ; ; New York Governor Roosevelt plans to vlt Col. House at Manches ter, Moss. . . ( New York Ruth Nichols com pletes final tests of plflup for solo flight to Prance. Foreign Berlin t- Police, battle rioters dur ing communist demonstrations against emergency tax decree at' Mannheim, Kassel, Frankfort-on-Main and Qel senklrchem. London Admiralty official soya he disbelieves reports that eight meni axe alive m .suDmanno sunjc m xoi low. sea. r i t.:n- j. , A "New Idea" in Stomach Treatment ftlE-BA Goes to the Source of Trouble Removes the Cause Happy days are here for stomach sufferers 1 ME-BA, a "new idea" for modern thrapeutlcs, contains special ingredients that go directly to the cause of stomach trouble Hyper acidity. Just a teaspoonful of ME BA in a little water sweetens the stomach and surprises you with its wonderful relief-giving qualities. Try ME-BA-r-there's new life in it for you makes you feel fit I And here's a promt Be that every morning will be (Good Morning 0 for you. Sold under a satisfaction or money back guaran tee by the Moon Dfug Co. Price $1. Adv. THE NERVE! SURPRISE! r I It j&gkz. Z ' JUST fr& V4ELLgp ft ACET VA.H- Am' NHlTE.-'Wt-lSvfeR ' 1" ETTeR vtT W,iF HE.S GOT A riftM ON HIS Bacv 'am' acamE .iTs Bette.r eTiuL.. a -Doctor .has gotta v.ooK uve he's WEAR Tt-V GRAME. BEFORE: THEW THimk' Beard. Keep qtvaer peoPue. OuT OF T 9orm , 7VPV)PTW Dears' ibo soom FOREST FIRE 'SITUATION IS HELD MENACING . WASHTNOTON, Juno 11 UP) Lack nl" nilufall In the Par West is Bald by iho forest service to have created a dunijercus forest fire situation. . Several fires already have been re ported In the Pacific Northwest, Cali fornia, Colorado and Montana. This is tlie season In which usually the greatest losses from fiio occur. "The forest service sulci fire losses in the Eastern and Southern national forests have been greatly reduced this year as compared with a year ago. Tho acreage burned over to May 31 was reported at 11,248 acres as cam pared with 39.033 during the cor responding period last year. 'This reduction was attributed to ox Leant ve rains throughout the east and south during the firo season. t.Jlecrentionfti resources of Georgia ore listed at $100,000,000 by the fish And game department. " South Carolina has 10,723 persons over 75 years old. Maryland Woman "Happy Now-- LOSES 55 LBS. Edith J. Marriott of Baltimore. Md writes; "Last winter I weighed a00 pounds and was very much ashamed. I bought a bottle of Km sell en Baits which gave such wonderful results I bought more. After 4 bottles I weigh 145 pounds and all my friends sny, "How slender you've gotten how did you. do It?" I say only 4 words thanks to Kruschen Salts." A generous bottlo of Kruschen Salts that lasts 4 woeks costs but 06 cents at Red Cross Drug store, L & L Drug Co., Glass Drugs, Inc., or any drug store In America take one-half teaspoon In a glnss of hot water , every morning before breakfast cut out pastry and fatty menta go light on potatoes, butter, cream and sugar that will help Kruschen take off your fat. Take Kruschen every morning It's the little daily dose that docs It if not Joyfully satisfied after the first bottle money back. Adv. 1 WELL.IF YOU INSIST, I GUESS I SWOULDN'T INSULT YOU BY PEFUSIN& TO ACCEPT IT. MB. HECTOR . A0 M ! -"3 WY , GLADYS oM.mso Jm THE f; DT him 5CRV1CC. IHC.1 Rf5. 0. t. PAT. Ofr. By J. R. Williams He.-S ABLE lb FH93I DV HEA QgRVICE. IWC. J NCIKNTIKT KNTHKH ARCTIC ON -0OUU-M1LK KUU HUNT PITTSBURG, Pa. A 5000 milo trip Into tho Arctic In senrah ui n bird's egg wuu started from here recently by Dr. George Miksch sutteni ctato oitfunoiofMst, -. Tho Cdg In that oi the, Harris sparrow, uu ci nevr yet tjcon by man but whi?li. hr. Sutton hopes to bring back icr' i'.u .Curuesio muse um. His partv will irj tu tuo Arctic const of Canada by way of Winnipeg ana nuason liny. The Plate o Georgia npent 950,100 for forest firo r,ru volition during What's your hurry leave it 'jtfock By Blo-pper n , Ferris op course not here's a quarter for you ---it Might not seem like much, rj REMEMBER, EVEN THE BIG GEST FISH BEGAN LPE ON) A SMALL SCALE . m sea O 1031 3Y HEfl EEBVICE, INC.I By Cowan Pugilist Dies; Opponent Not Blamed, Report PORTLAND. Ore., June- 11 MV Stanley, Bargent. 22.. Vancouver, Wash., middleweight poxer, aiea nere iaie weanesaay irom injuries ne sui fered Tuesday night In a match with Peto Meyers, Ban Franclsoo. Sargent was Injured in the fifth, round when Meyers shot a hard right to his chin and. .he fell backwards, his head striking the boards with terrific force. ... v ,. He suffered a basal skull fracture and never -regained consciousness.. A decompression operation was per- luuiwu iaj rtmevu prcwuru un (lie brain, and a. blod clot- -was removed. Sargent had been . fighting two years. Ha la survived by his parents. Atr. ana Airs, vonn wargent, vno live near Vancouver. They formerly lived at Pasco. Wash. - r- MAD PURSUIT BY JESSIE DOUGLAS FOX : SYNOPSIS: Alter flora Lois Riiti Jotmthon Thuucr .beconit eu Ktocd, jirr dredm ol Uviuff in Ihs Viauer tfioitiHon teems nenr rsnif jrnfftm, dosfiffe lt cootiieas o Ata (tcn-.slsii'r. Damon. itcliinA Nora lies ifte traaedii o the suleltle of (,0 ,uinier, . ii-fftmie i ,ii,Lr, Jon'n brother, ioliom 9lie had tucd lovclessly. i-Noto- secure in Joh's rctiard, alio vejects Dr. Uore's plea tlmt she help hef Aunt KmllH care tor the children at Nora's cousin, francos, ill in a distant snualo rim. Fran's husband has dc :serted her (Slid her crluirtcd sister, lltillie. can make ouly a filuunrd irottfli her within. . jVoonioiile . . flora's father, Julian, has iier 'sttaded Jon to flnauca an cxlifbi tlon of his Tnlnti0S. Norn. A-no(o-' itia her father's pictures to be mere daubs, foresees certain Uu tnlhallon. for thein, . '. Chapter 28 " JULIAN'S TRIUMPH JUWAijl tAKE roturiied oext day as mysteriously as -he had left them, l'ut he was jubilant with hope. ;. ; ' . . , . ( . ' Ho told tliem cbout the gallery that Jon had rented, "I was too modest at first.", be explained, ".but 1 dm advised to'seit 'bovon Lanes' for five thousand. There are 43 canvases. Now pic ture to yoursolves what 1 shall -.make." . ,,.'',! ' ' Nora did plcturo to herselJ. , She remembered "Devon Lanes" with Its murky colors and Its weak draftsmanship. Poor Jullanl, He actually believed that someone would buy his atrocious daubs. . But wlion he told them Just whatj ho was going to do tor them, Nora: caught hor breath almost like a sob. He was going to have a trust fund for Aunt Em. As Cor Nora and him self . .-. ho stopped and cried: . ' . "Nora doesn't bollove lh me. ..But wait. Wnlt!" Ho smiled at her, ,, It was lust one more fantastic icliome that would end as tlie others had, Norn knew, In failure.. And Aunt 12m and Ilnllle wore begin ning to believe In him. Perhaps It tyns because they had never seen his. pictures, Norn thought Ironic a"y. Jon, too, was as enthusiastic as her iulior. Ho told her that as soon as the show was launched they would bo married. "Nothing's going to stop us, Nora." ' : "Not if It's a horrible failure?" It couldn't be, darling,'.' he as sured hor. At the ond of tho week Jon drove her father to New York. "Don't eomo to the old show, Nora. It will only bore yod," ber father salt), ,. But Nora was depressed by .the thought of tho failure that awaited her fathor. No ono but a fool or a gonitis 'could havo believed so ut terly in hlmsolf. And Julian, she admlttod, was not a genius. They hnd a letter from Fran 'to Ray that she felt better already. She would be homo In a few months, It scorned to Nora,, these days in Soploniljer, that sho was surrounded by people who never touched reality. On Sunday thoy saw In tho paper n notice of hor father's exhibition by a well-known art critic, "The pnlntlnps of Julian- l.nke, on display this wok nt the V'ellund Unl lurlun. slinw n ucoulLnrlv rich Individ. ililllty. They Imve n Hide Vlfior and coininnndiiiK drnflsnianHhlo. The lu minous chnrnctcr of Ills color, nrr.osts linn niiunia me (mnn. , "Ilia nonannt slmllop hnve tile tinl innlton nf truth Thin Is nn niitalnnd' Iiik Rtouu of pnlnllnKs. not only In lift vnrlely nnd IIh nutnher, hut In fhnl ho noa ronenru out to new nonxona. "Ainerlcn may well be proud when alio nddn this tnlent. I wouhl nllnoHt nay Benltia, lo a long line of Hltlendld 1 nrllsts. If thoy needed further proof, came an enthusiastic telegram from Jon saying that ber fnthor's pictures woro being sought by art dealers llut It was of Jon that Norn thought with rapture. Nothing could ever separuto ber and Jon now. She could not wnlt to see III in. Why should sho not go straight down to New York In the morning? What did It matter that .iho should be 'n I lie ollk-e? Things like this happened only once In n life-time. ' It was in the same oxcllcmcn that sho di-c-iscil next day 111 the belKC dress that was Jon s favotiio, drew on the small licle bat. She had never, she knew, looked so lovely, i-'er eyes shone with bappt tiess, for her heart sang over and over that at Inst llicy were all lo- i:ura. Julian lint) saved Ibem. Now she and Jun could he married. Tho dream wui with her all the way to New York. At the Orantl , ,,.-1 -I... Innb Invl tl ,1 nnVO the address of tho Wclland dalle- ilen with a thrill of excitement. They did not know she wus com Inc. Sho watched the crowds swim !.i9t. As sho slopped into the gal lory she caught her breath. It was still parly oflornoon but she saw small groups of people standing about, heard lha buzz of talk. In the far corner of the gallery she Meyers and -his manager went the district attorney's office M later appeared at the sheriff's office for questioning. r Frank J. Lonergan, chairman of the' Portland boding commission, un der whose direction the boxing shofrv was held, said the commission will take no. action, holding . Sargent's death waa accidental. The district attorney said any ac tion by his office would be deter mined from the results of the cor oner's Investigation.. ......... : "The Play's the Thing" The difference between a swnnkv neighbor is that In the former th'n kids act like children mid In the latter they act like kids. .:. . ' L - . -,i i ;'J. ,!"' . Soap From Berry ; IriljliU sonie South, Ainerlacn trllies get.sonp from the soapberry, . Which STOWS on a bush. T saw Julian Ipoklng amazingly hand some as he made s graceful, ges ture. He did not see her. She was happy that she should have these flrst few minutes alone. ; , She stood looking about at the pictures, that seemed to glow with light and color under a blaze pt sunshine. She turned at last to look . Intently at one. , . ' Alpine meadow, ; She could hear cow bells chiming down the flowery slopes, and smell tho wild, sweet tang ot summer. But this tbls was pot the . way. her father painted. She moved to the next picture. Devon Lanes." Tbe twisting lane with a flock of sheep winding past,, the light on the shepherd's upturned face. She could hear the thud of sheep's - feet, taste the dust as It rose .In a cloud behind them. She remembered her father's murky colors and faltering brush strokes. She beard voices pattering art talk with a note ot enthusiasm upper most. Tho light, the wild color. the enchanted country spread be-. fore tier eye3, as she walked Ironr plcture to picture. , , In the center of the room was wooden bench. , She went to It and sank down at last. She felt she could not face those pictures again,' Her lather ,had nover painted like that. But what did they make her think of: these pictures (hat seemrl to lay hare the Innermost search ct the heart 7 . : This trembling sunlight, painted with a brilliance that overlaid a masterly technique. These trans lucent colors,' These brown-neckudr stooping peasants with the patience of animals. . . . She tried to put tlitim, from her mind, -.': Her -hands were wet. She wiped them with a ball of handkerchief, ki: '. Someone behind her was saying? ' "The artist's little Joke. See It over there." . v ti ' She turned Iter head spasmodic ally, to seo what It was they worev laughing at, There In the corner was one ot the things she remem bered well, the purple house that, seemed to topple down the brown hill Into the red water below. ."Amazing that he should eaten the modern spirit and caricature It so precisely." ' The voices moved off. She closed ber eyes, Someone had come to s(t, beside her, sho felt a hand over: hers. , It was Jon. , ' . w: ' "You couldn't stay away!- Well; what do you think ot It?" be loai.cd forward., his green eyes smlllnj, his, face lighted with a charming gaj' ety. ."How buoer you look, Nora; What s the tnntter?" "Nothing. Nothliig.' What ,'oula' be the matter?" slio tried to sax between white Hps. :t-' "Didn't I toll you thore you-mus't go and speak to hi in as soon as that old dowager Is through gushing over him" , , "Jon," she plucked at his sleeve, "take me owity!" i, "It's bee u loo much for you, has. It? This Is the tlmo when 1 thought you'd bo wild with delight and you look as though" , ' Sho trletl to wring a smile Tram her lips but she knew It was only a grotesque twitch. ; "Let's go, Jon. It's so hot here. Isn't it?':. "But your hands are tea-cold. There, he's free now!" ; "No. Jon, no." She shrank back; "I don't want" to see him now." At last they wore on tbe train". Jon bognti to tell her all that hail happened in these last few days. She listened without scorning to hour, closing her eyes now and theh as though the lids were too heavy. "You'ro tired, Nora. I'll go and smoke a while. You'ro coming ho in' with me. Damon will be there. We'll tell her, to-night. Then wo can bo married. At once. At once!" "Oh. yes, Jon, at once! And you'll tako mo away?" Sho wus a strange, mad creature, ho thought, Ouly last week she had stood out against him. sayir-.g over and ever again she could not leave her aunt. Aud now she begged 111 in to tuke her away. Well, that was Nora. All strange contradic tions and sudden Impulses, variable as the wind. lf Nora sat alone at last. Her head full Lack nsaliist the chair. She could bear the train sliding over tho tracks, feel the ceaseless vibra tion. But this could not make her for get those pictures. She knew some thing about them something that she dared not face, it she should bring it to the light it she should drag up from tbe depths ot her mind this truth, sho could never meet. Julian face to face again. iCopyrlalit, 1930 Jessie Douglas Foxl Deadf But how, then, - could.. Julian , . - ? Suddenly tomorrow , "Nora knows Damon's thoughts. 1
