La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 13, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, June 13, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. . Jere Seyn (HLASS WANTED . ANTED-rSotneone to . operate root. V beer and sandwich stand on corn 's! mission -or rent. is.. j. care ud- server. 6-13-1 t. WANTED Exp. girl for housework on A, farm. Farmers 30X. 6-13-2 tp. JtELIABLE PARTY wanted to, handle ; Watklns., Products-in La Grande. Customers established. ? Excellent .4 opportunity tor right man. Write ft at once, The J. R. Watklns Corn s' pany, 4585 HolHs St., Oakland, I Calif. - . .- i 8-13-1 tp. WANTED . TO RENT Elec. washing k machine. - Ph. 559-A. . 6-12-2 t. WOMAN WITH child, 6. wants any kind of work,. Ph. 156-M- 6-11-3 tp WANTED Sheep to pasture. See H. M. Peck, Evans place, Mt. Glen. i ... , .. .... . ... a-io-t t: MEN I Woment Puro wanted In every home. $5 to $7 dally. No. demon? stratum. . Start now. Write Box - 201, North Powder, Ore.,' for Inter view! . -. . . . 6-a-lmp WANTED Boaraers and roomers, $31 mo. Day or week, 1803-2nd St. ... . t , ,. .-. . .. - . 5-25-12 t FOR SALE FOR SALE Alfalfa hay lit shock. O. ,. E.. Wagner, Frultdale. Pin 205-J. . ... -, .,. ...... -, j . 6-13-3 tp. NEW MOWING- machine . and disc ... plow for sale. E. C. Tuckey, Trustee in Bankruptcy, 109 Depot St. 6-13-3 t. FOR SALE: House and furniture. Call .1801 Adams. 6-9-6 tp. FOR SALES Crate fed fryers and r young hens. Phone 916-J. 6-6-1 m. I ACRE OP ground with or. without 5-rm. house, stable, hay . shed, i chicken house, garage, cellar, wood shed. Cheap. 2702 Greenwood. 6-12-0 t. POR SALE! Buff Orphingtan and Wyandotte fryers. Wyllle, East Ad- cm Phone 898-W. 0-11-3 tp. Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons LEE B. BOUVY, M. D. I.EWA WILKES, M. I. Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. - - Phone Main 10 . . DR. C. S. MOORE General Mediclno and Surgery ' DR. C. E. BRANNEB Specialist In Dlsaases of the Bladder, Kidneys and Gynecology. SECOND FLOOR ROESCH BLDG. PDONE MAIN IB DRS. RICHARDSON AND HILL - . Office Phone Main 16 Rooms 17-18-19-20 Sommer Bldg. DR. A. L. RICHARDSON Res. Phone Main 55 DR. F. C. HILL Res. Phone Main 765 DR. F, L., RALSTON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1-7 SOMMER BLDG. Phone Main 778. '. JAMES 9. D. IIACN, M. D. - Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BUILDING. Office Ph. M. 718 Res. Ph. M. 712 DR. C. L. GILSTRAP. M. D. Physician and Surgeon Over SUverthorn-Wrlght Drug Store Office: Main' 90 Res.: Main 605 Miscellaneous Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMES 803 N. Ave. . Readings Dally. PHONE 1006-J. FRECKLES AND HIS Qngineer COLLEINNHOM FRECKLES SAVED FROMAVJRECffJ HAS BEEN CALUED INTO THE OFFICE BY -THE RAILROAD MOM'N POP T " NO REASON FOR FEAR! " By Cowan r NHEM PtLWVMEt SEMO US VAA.Y&E VNE CAN f LlSTEW1.-.. lTELL YOO I'LL 'TENO ( KtiT CuiccT uckOTl f UCT A VEGG TWNKS PRESENTS, I VNIS UXCH&.MGE IT THERE IS SOMEONE, tTHAT BABY fLl'T 7 1 I 7 AMY s tJCOM IN THS - THEY'D GET THE-ACREA&E OF IVOR SAETHINCk tonC TO &ET J! TrrvJ.rv V. ! y- II I APfcOTMENT CAN HOLT) THESE -POOMS FIPST-YOU 4MAU..UK6 A ,y,TO THIS POOM !'. V&XF&Z. ArwalU V'' LI . V THREE MUST.BE A yfI COOLffT T TABTl 1 ' ' ' or r. ' IFIED AD The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to the Uue.) Per line. 1st insertion , , J0o Per line, each added conseo- utlve Insertion , , -7o Minimum charge on one . order . .jzsq RATES BY MONTH 3 lines, per month ..!.L.. $3.50 8 lines, per month $3.35 4 lines, per month ... .4 00 5 lines, per month $4.76 Each additional lino over five charged at 60c 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 tice must be received by the same hour or extra. Insertion will bo charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone or ders by payment on or before date of lost insertion. - PHONE MAIN a) 'An Observer Want Ad Will Do It." y , NEW Q. E. refrigerator, i Toledo com puting scale. - Box 83-Imbler. , 6-11-1 mp. 15 ACRES, Joining the golf links at Island City, 5 room house, jbig bam and some small buildings. Auto matic pumping plant In house. Big garden planted. Irrigation well and pump. Small payment down. See me at city hall. A. B. Cherry. nGA-t f. Automobiles GOODWILL USED CARS 1930 Model A Ford sedan, op-' era tea and looks 100 . A good buy at ;. $500 1928 Whippet coach in fine condition, good tires and fin . ish. A bargain 250 1928 Oldsmobile coupe just completely rebutt and on ex ceptional value 450 1929 Oldsmobile sedan, driven ,only a few miles, new rubber, fine upholstering, Karl-Keen -trunk and fine finlBh 650 1927 Studebaker standard' sedan overhauled and a wonderful family car .'... 450 1926 Studebaker standard, du- ' plex roadster, many miles of safe transportation 225 Easy PaymentslVades. STUDEBAKER USED CAR LOT. - .. 6-13-1 t. The honor of serylng you at a time when expert and effl-. clent service la so badly needed obligates us to do everything aa nearly perfect as possible. You can rely upon us.'i . J:- We Understand SNODGRASS & ZIMMERMAN FRIENDS f : . 1 r ( NOW I tAUST FIND SOME .' ' ' VardmASter ? "THIS IS ""1 ( I HAVE JUST HtAWP ABOUTJ "Nf NNAV TO GET IN TOUGH -I) ' 3 'PRESIDENT KINGSTON f KJOVW VWMO VOUR STOPPING- FORTY- J N ITU THE BOV NNHO ApJp.SE W SPEAff.NG - H MB VANHOE S ,ll,r . THREE AND, ONOEP THE Vl ,;. -; SAVED SO MANY UVES- jlljj I CEADY TO LEAVE IM THE ' IW E CIRCUMSTANCES, IVNA, j l AUH J 1 HANE IT J moPIA)6v1 SXJORUO to comment irfrfiiffliiiUtL. '-"v i 1 n y . Connttei USED CAR SPECIALS 1026 Bulck Coach, lots of ex tras. In perfect condition. ..300.00 1926 Studebaker. coach,, new paint and tires, motor er- feet Q76.0TJ 1928 Pontine coupe, guaranteed 375.00 1927 Chrysler coupe 275.00 These cars, have .1931 licenses. WE TRADE. Perkins Motor Co. Main 500 4th and Adams. . - 6-13.2 t. FOR RENT FOR RENT . 5-rm. furn, house. Adults. Fannie Allinson- .6-13-1 t. FOR RENT 2 furn. housekeeping mis. pu. aoa.R.- . 6-ia-t f. SLEEPING ROOM on: ground floor, outside entrance, 904 Wash. 0-13-2 tp. FOR RENT 4 room modern house, partly furnished If desired, $15 per month. Phone 183-W. - 6-12-3 t. 4-RM. MOD,' HOUSE, partly furn. Ph, Geo. H. Chapman. 6-11-3 tp. FOR RENT 2 and S room apts., 10O3-3rd St. Phone 351-J. 6-11-4 t. FOR RENT Apartment near school. Phone 842-J. 6-11-t f. FOR RENT Room and board for 2. 1304 Perm. Ph.. 817-Wi 8-10-t f. FOR RENT Strictly modern 3-rm. apt., in best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1507-Fourth St. Ph. Main 843. ' ' . 6-8-t f. FOR RENT 8-rm. apt. Maple Apt, 6-1-t f. FURN., COMF. home, adults. Unf. mod. houses, 148-W. 8-0-t f. FOR RENT Rooms over Silverthorn W'right Drug store. 6-2-t f. CLEAN ROOMS. Rates reasonable. Close In. Zuber Brick, 1408 Wash. 6-5-1 mp. FOR RENT Nice 3-rm. furn. apt. Frlgidalre, etc. Landls Court. 6-23-t f. FOR RENIV-Modem 6 room house. Close In. Garage. Call at 1304 "N" Ave., or 296-M. 5-14-t f. FOR RENT Puro. nouses and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults. 1810 Greenwood." 8-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS BUY, SELL, RAISE and move houses. rent Jacks and timbers, also sell outfit.-John Mars. 6-13-1 t. NOW IS THE TIME to have your typewriter cleaned and put in good repnlr and be ready for the rush of business Just ahead. E. C. Tuckey, 109 Depot St. 6-13-3 t. . PLUMBING HEATING All kinds of sheet metal work . . and furnace work,'.- LYNCH PLUMBING COMPANY Wasli. Ave. Ph. Mai a t. k FOR FULLER BRUSHES Or service . call Chot Appling, Enterprise 03-J. ... 6-10-6 tp FREE FILM developing, standard prices for prints and enlargements. Highest quality and satisfaction guaranteed. . Sllverthorn -Wright . 6-2-1 m. MONEY TO LOAN on your home. East Ore Bldg. & Loan Assn.. C. D. Pot ter, 610-J., or M. 762. , 8-5-1 m. PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET 305 Fir St. Harley Smith, Prop. Spray materials, Orchard brand ar senic of lead. Baby chicks. 6-28-1 m READY 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. Out and fitted on short notice, La Grande Construction tc Supply Co. 12-10-1 m. EASTERN OREGOR Scaool of Muslo, violin, piano, voice. Credlta. I. O. O. r. temple, 447-J. 9-8-1 m. THE PRESIDENT OF THE RAILROAD! OUT OUR WAY ffc l Vf'To' yi THAT" PROvf&S I'viE Y lVe HAP AW. v f- .. . j :fw! ""?'.:t Ax.W'S '."foOf- SH4C6..T5-V. I SuSPiCOMS ABooT p W. IF5:" BuU- .O'Trf Ac)OD) Wb BeSM I SOME PEOPi-E.TOO. Lirr" . E MWm FTuMMiVii AROOWO WiiO QKie. q THEM SE"Z- A ' . f- rH-l ME "WES (SRAMO OPERV - WoUS.'BoT 1 CAMT ' " ' : "T"Tl'.''. WW GO- SiM(jb TGoOQ.go mo WimO of , ..' "Sd t , , ' ST " (-;, BE-CAobE. HE'S NOM pvA - - ; , r - -X'-') COoPl,A COMETS AM'A H& uv(s I 1 L C5OOD.-60T. TH" S0VL FyO -P. .Bta.u..PT.or. MONEY TO LOAN We a,re represen tatives for tfie' .Prudential Insur ance Co., ancl can make farm pi olty loans at attractive rateB ot In terest. Chas. K. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. ' LA. GRANDE MATTRESS ft Up holstering Sb Rug defining Works Phone 424-W. Cbas. Edwards, prop 2-I-lm FOR TRADE FOR TRADE '25 Ford coupe - f0! Chevrolet, touring. Melyln. Corblnei Frultdale . . . j 6-13-2 tn: Americans May Sue Britain For Patented -Lung'; WASHINGTON, June -13 - ffl The Evening Star said yesterday the es cape of sis men from the British sub marine Poseidon by use of an escape? device known as-the 'Ibavls lung", was expected to result in a patent suit against the British admiralty by American investors of similar equip ment used in the United;' States novy. The newspapers-quoted Frank-Hob-son. ctWUan encftUieo&athe.naw cli- pnptntent and-rco-Miventor-. 06' tio2 Americnn "lung," ns saying an in vestigation was being made by tno Mine Safety Appliance compony of Pittsburgh, licensed manufacturers of the apparatus, ylth a view to insti tuting "appropriate legal' action." The Inventor was quoted as saying that' information reaching him Indi cated the British device credited to. be the invention, of OR. Hv Davis, of London, was modeled after the Am erican apparatus except that It em -J his device was paten tea to use a iqntt' also, but that in practice; it had been eliminated. . w.y .7 SlS'UERS NOW OB-IBCT - TO TITLE ''CROONER' NEW YORK W) Most microphone singers object to the 'appellation of "crooner." i The reason they give Is that it is being "too generously applied to any one who vocalizes, or attempts to. in any form departing from the con ventional." Vaughn do Leath, considered one of the pioneers in this type of sing ing, Rudy Vallee and Lew Conrad, all dislike being, referred to as "crooners." CRICKET FLAT PERSONALS I Uy huts Wltl'icrspooh (Observer Correspondent) CniCiCET FLAT (Special) Mr. and Mrs. J. E. WUnqrspoon and Mr. and .Mrs. . Raymond Waelty and daughter, Zotta. loft Sunday morn- 11111- for Mt'dforrt whrtrn lliev wnnt tn attend the Oregon State grange con vention. Mr. and Mrs. withcrspoon went as delegates from the Crlckot Flat subordinate grange and Mr. and Mrs. Waelty were delegates from Union county Pomona grange They expect to return the first of next week. Luther Hindman and Leo rtoubt wero fishing in Catherine creek Sat-. J urday. Miss Delphia Beam spent a few days the first or the week with Miss Lois Wltherspoon; . Lenau Tucker visited his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ger Kalsomine BEST GRADE HOT WATER KALSOMINE 9c per lb. - Van Petten Lumber Company Phone Main 732 "Good Service Quick" By J. R. Williams ald Tucker, tp: La, Grande Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Hnrrv Gil I lain and son, Marvin, , attended the stock show at union wonuesduy. Harry Gilliam Ji( and Luto Golger, took some uorue's to Union for tho rcdeo at tho s.ock show the first of the week. , Mrs. w. IT. RkUlcv wont to Wallowa Thursduv vvhtjri? tlu yii!tiul luv daughter. Mi, uucl Mia. Clarence Witty. Mins IJfc-rljj Mllttr. who bus been visiting Mr. niul M:s. Witty for a few days, rottitn-d hemq wltl; hur. Mr. and Mrs. Aitcu Kusaw arc tho proud paront3 of a baby girl born Saturday. Jvtxa 0.. Tho little miss has been mimrd lrma Muy. Eugene Ca'-es. whn u cmnlpyed In L,a Grande, spent Sunday visiting his parents, Mr. anil Mrs. j. u, Ca.fs. . Ruby and Ray Scott drove to Pres- cott. Wash.. Saturdav . afternoon You CAN EASILY COUNT THE FIREPROOF THINGS IN YOUR, HOME BETTER INSURE ALL THE RE$T WITH US O W W.ARNQCK MGR J3y Bloper where they visited at the home of Mr. end Mn. L, A. Skten. They re turned home Monday. . Leo anc Rex Roulet attended he auction Bales near Jneeph Thursday. A. K. Parsons has been quite 111 for the .lastt week. ; . t Reduced Rates On V Bus Lines Likely KANSAS crry, June 13 WK-New reduced transcontnlnenttil rates on ten motor, bus lines were. In pros pect tat July 1, as a result of an agreement, here : yesterday - between representatives of the lines. ' H. H. Morgan, vice president and general manager of the Plckwlck Oreyhound Hues, said the proposed reductions tn somb ' cases would amount to as much as 20 per cent. The amount of the reductions, lie said, would vary In proportion as the various lines are effected by con templated fallroad rate-cuts MAD PURSUIT tK JESSIE DOL'tiLAS FOX Hy.vorsS: Favoratitt renortj froiiy the, qrt exhibit etaqett bu ' Julian Lake bring fo his dunuhttr. Horn.'flta hope ot anccesa he had ' l.'eijlctcil. Aoiu. nhe refloats ha . mryi fntvUfe lor top 4 mil fmtf i.Qiitl cuuqiui. .'ranee ain Ihitlle. with tuiom she had tlvett since the suicide ot her iiistiand. Uicholas TAauer. ne vafufer. In the mequ liniv. Nora's etiuavemeiit to .fr7i- . .. olus' brother. Jon, is a stu toicartl -. her dreim ot to in the Thater tnatiAfoii. Hut ich'en Nora sees the vnintiHfis iu hr father's exliibtt. she knows that , he has sinned, his name to the wor.k ot another, tti.tr uuiHvd, she ooes tcllti JnuV lo tli 'l'haucr .hame, where his stcn-sise tvr. Damon, charaes llat Julian . had .ilotcii the italntings Nicholas had tell with him. , Clinptor 28 ' ! BACH TO AUNT EM'S NORA awnyorl slightly (it Uaraon's accusing tt;qriia, bitt jho rose with n savage will, clutching at the iihnlr bade. Tbo walls ol , ills Thayor homo wero rialiiR hnd Bow ing toward her ilka a mighty wnvo that crnahod on her. to ayick her ua dor In tho crawling undertow, When sho locked up she saw Jon waa In tlio room, looking (ro.n he; to Damon. Damon waa speaking with a votco like splintered glRSs "The pictures on oxhlbltVpn wore not painted by Julian Lake. Nicho las palulcii them. And she. admits ;il" - - ; "Nora?" Jon cried. ; . Ills eyes Judged ber without pity. "You urSe4 nl .1" i!onS no' t0 jot your father have tho show. You knew then . . ." "I didn't know! , How could 1 know?" .'. "Then why did you beg me, hot to have tho pictures exhibited?" "I was aslmmod. My father's pic turoa word ao bad." I "You aeo he must have known all the time," Damon said In a low volco. I;, "God," Jon Bald na thdiig'h to him solf, "1 couldn't .have bollovod it." Slio loolicd r.t htiii, tmploilng hlin for tindoratnndliig, nut ha would not look nt her. Nothing alia could sivy would make them bollovo. . . Sha stood beside her father In the ranks 'ot thieves; tlilovea who 'robbed the dead. ' Shoaaw Jon ning outot the room. Damon sat very still, looking down at her handa. .; "t must go." SI10. must have said It; but her voice sounded very far away as tl'ough It belonged to someone elsa. It kust be hor body that was walk Jug with such stiff uncertain steps out ot the room. It must be she who had made ber way to the high road and began to walk, not know ing where she was going. A wan In an old car saw bor moving uncertainly from one side of tho road to the other. He stopped and asked her It bo could drive her Into town. She got In wlthou; even answering. lie turned to speak to ber but he saw then tbat tears wore running down hor choeks. So thoy drove to tho 'city where sho told him where sho lived, Me left her ai her door. She bad oven for gotton to thank him. . It only she could hide somewhere, she thought, so that never again would she have to moot them (ace to face. She could not unlock the dour, her fingers tumblod so with tho key. ' Sho began to cry weakly,, and thon someone had opened tl;, oor from the Inside and Fergus stood thoro looking nt her. ' "What's tho matter?" "Nothing! Nothing! What could be the matter?" Bhe cried wildly. Hut no, this was not tbo way. She must be quiet and calm. Fer gus took one of her hands. It was Ico cold. He led her Into his olllce and shut the door. Ho brought her something to drink. She tried to drink It. Out she could not swallow. She put tho glass down on his desk. "It would be bettor If you would tell mo. Nora. I may bo able to help you." "Fergus, don't innke mo," sho suiil plteoiialy. "I'm ao horribly nfrnld." He was not looking nt her. That was bettor. Ha sat In bis chair tilted back, looking awny from ber to tho window. ' "It I could go away somowhore " "Yoi can foco It. Norn. You're brnvo," he aald confidently. "If I loll you, Fergus, you won't blnme him oh. Fergus, Julian' like a child who lakes anything bo wanta and uses It." Little by little she told him the story. She sat waiting for his Judg ment Hut nono came. His dark head was bent The tolcpbone rang. It continued to ring and ring. After a while it stopped ringing. They still sat there. "I'll go to seo him to night." Fer gus said. "I'll I ell him all you have told me. The show must be closed COMING SbQft T Farm Roard Soon "" i To Answer Plea ., , l . MANHATTAN, Kas.,' JUH0 J? (f) ' After heurlng s, plea from Kansas farm leaders that the federal farra hoai'4 anuQupce a policy calling fof withholding of Its carry-over wheat from, competition with the new crop. Chairman James Stone said yesterday the board would give its decision on I'll ask him o promise that th paintings shall be turned oyet (cj Jqu Thayer, He ean , da as h,e chooses about It. I'm afraid 70111 -falhor will bave to face It," '' " "Ilea never faced anything id b.la Ufa. .He 3 always ruu awly "That, too, can be managed. A "You are good. Fergus, fran ueeij to tell me but, I neve; knew ant)) now you don't tblnk Julian 1 wicked? He Isn't ha's only t; "Pitiful." Fergus said, -. For tho llrst lime tears rolled ov1 bar cheeks. . , r . ... "I'm aorty, Mora." t : "Pou't be sorry for me. . I caft boar It. It dqesn't matter to me. It's for him. - Ho Isn't selHsb,. Ferr gul lie wanted all this tor net Cor Fran-and Aunt Em, tor mft He waa going to make us bnpp. Ha hnd such plans-" -. . . , V'Toq're- going up to bed nowi Nora. 4'U give you Something make you sleep, You don't wof to see your aunt now?" .. . - -i She only shook her head. He left her at the head pt the stairs; wttft two white tablets. She caught ale hand and laid It against ber cheefc. .: "t hope you'll be happy-yon tad Frnn." she choked. , ' :. Then wlthput knowing what sb,e did sha tore oft her clothes and got Into bed. After a night ot misery sho gat up and wont downstairs! She could barely meet Hallie't ayes, but Ilalllo began to talk rapidly; and nervously about a story she Was writing. Tha. children were subdued. A' cloud seemed tp bang over the house. Nora went to (he oulco as usual; but Mr, onsenuurr aftor one look at bar (ace rtlej not say anything about hor absence- ol the day. .before. Everyone was solicitous ond remnrkad that she looked 111. . :, '. "I see your father has an exhibi tion ot paintings tn the city:" Miss HioYH, the bookkeeper said; bill Kora turuod away aa abruptly tll kind llltlo woman was hurt. Somehow-she got tlirqugh the day and When she came down ttik wooden stops that evening she saw Fergus himself standing waiting Tor her.. Yes, ho had soon hor father. The show would be closed. But Forgus soomcd to bare Utile eltt to say. .. -. . , "What Is be going to do!" .Jora ) ' ,1 ' .'i '. " ' gasped. .; . . "He's going away. He says belt let you know lator." ; . ...... -.j ; "Oh, Fergus! Fergus!" v . They were In (be car now. Fer gus brought out something and nuru em iuoKing neipjessiy qown if this money that would mean salva tion for all ot them. - ; "Fergus, would you take me out tp Jon's nowr-I'd like d give them : tnis money. Tueni snail see what . they want me to do." ' "Nora, you're a little brick!" ha said. - : Her eyes looked at him with de spair. - 1' -1 "It you only knew I'm noL I'd rather die than face Damon. She seems to hate mo, And they believe that I that ( knew it all the time. Vou know 1 wouldn't do a thing like that, don't you?" . ' He caught ber hand and gripped" It hard, , "It's better to get It over at once! I'll drive you but there now, It you say." Nora saw they were, going along the river road. She asked him, "Da Ilalllo and Aunt Jim know?" "I told them." "I auppoae thoy tblnk I . . . knew." . "They believe utterly In you." n Nora's eyes burned; she put bet cold bands against her cheeks. ' "I must be brave," sbe told hen self over and over. (t Forgus left her at the door ot the Thayer house. "Fergus, do you mind leaving mo? 1 want to do It alone" tl How quiet and peaceful tho house was. The green tendrils of the wlir tarln vine curled out long flngore and the sun lay on the deep waved of the lawn, from which tho lovoljf old home rose. j Sho climbed tha stono stops and forced herself to ring the bell at last. Sha waited. Whore were they all? At last she heard footsteps and one ot the maids stood there smiling. 1) t was very strange that she dlof not risk her to come In. -j "Mr. Jon?". . Tho maid shook her head. -' "Ml Damon?' ' " There was another shake. "But I must see them I When are they?" "Mr. Jon nnd Miss Damon are not here. They were married this morning." ... - . . ... tCoavrlght. IS30 Jessie OouoloM Foii Unhappy. . . . That's Nora's lot, she says tomorrow. Then aha maata a atrangar in the park.