H IL L S B O K O
T hursday, March 2H. 1936
A R G U S ,
H IL L S B O R O ,
Page Threo
O R E G O N
A m an m ay be happy w ithout a
Vance smiled.
"I've no doubt W here do you
fortune, but he can never be happy
w
tttiout
a friend. Ex
sleep?"
"My qu a rte rs, such as they are.
I are connected w ith the kitchen."
"Did you go to bed Im m ediately
Dally T rip s to P o rtlan d
, upon your re tu rn ? "
H
ills
b o ro A u to F re ig h t
T here was a m om entary h e slta -
Bonded a n d Insured C arrier
tlori on th e m a n ’s p a rt.
I
H
e
lv
e
tia
A
id
to
C
onvene
in
Not Im m ediately, he said
Serving Beaverton. Aloha, Heed-
| cleared away th e rem ains of Mr.
Club linn Meet; Electricity
v lllr. Hillshoru, Cornelius and
H ills b o ro A p r il 10
Coe's supper, a n d m ade m yself some
Forest Grove
Installed; Kaze H all
tea."
Din«
P irk u p and Delivery Service a t
"Did you, by any chance, see Mr
I B y M r« John M D a v id s o n )
Package Rates
Brisbane Coe a fte r you returned
•
HELVETIA L adles of the S un-
( l l y M ia a D o r o t h y C o o k » !
last n ig h t? ”
Hillsboro Phone M2
M
r
B
risbane
Coe?"
T
he
b i t t e r shine
club
m
et
w
ith
Mrs
A
L.
C O ItN K LIU S A nnual SI P a tric k
C opyright by W. II . W rla b t
E ast Side T erm inal P ortland
repeated the nam e questioningiy T ro u tm an a t N orth P lains M arch
hull, sponsored Ity the C o rn eliu s
T h e butler told me th is m orning 20 A fter the business m eeting a
P hone EAst 9131
WNtJ Hsrvlos
fire m e n 's club, held M unday e v e
not to p re p are b reak fast for him. ' group of ladies gave a short skit,
n in g whs u success F ire C hief
as he had gone to Chicago. . . . B etter T ow n Im provem ent Com -
A shley Ja c k so n tuid churge of ui
1 W as he here last n ig h t? "
m ittee." by Mrs. C harles S piering.
THK BTOKY
ra n g e incuts
Vance ignored th e question.
Mrs. J
B ernards. Mrs. J
W .'
C H A I’T K N
I
P h il«
V a n c e , .B p s r t In
A tte n d S ervice
Did you h e ar any sounds In the P ritc h a rd and Mrs. Jo h n D avid-
HARRISON 0. HUGGINS
g c r im e m z s l. r U . ,
la c a lls,! In to >
house before you retired? he went
T he w lnners of the St. Pat-
Alxiul tw e n ty -fiv e young people s In o v lv c in
a ls th a aop |„M c ,l a o lc ltls o f A rc h e r
of 11» M E ch u rch u tte n d e d evun- C ow a tig
M. 0.
w e a lth y c o fla c lo r o f 1'hlnvea c cra-
o n '.s, *
....
i .u .
—.«a 1 rick 's gam es w ere Mesdarr.es W
Not
until
Miss
Lake
returned.
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r
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r-
Kehstlc services ut th e H illsboro oihw . H U I r l e l A l t e r n e r M a r h h a m ha*
She Is alw ays vigorous and noisy. £
r m .V l . v
r> r, «v C Y C . E A R . NO N E A N D T H R O A T
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,
M E ch u rch F rid a y e vening A lt
And a q u a rte r of an hour later Mr ¿ 5 n ,r¿ w E M ulkey and P Jossy
S P E C IA L IS T
a i the services III H illsboro u p a rty phons fr ia n (ia m b ic , Coe*c b u tle r , ( le t - ;
G rassl cam e In But aside from T he hostess served a St P atrick s
tin s
no r s . l a . i s . w hen ho ha,I k m c t n l
was e njuyed ut th e locul church. on hla a m p lo y e r'a t,<slr,-»m door, Gamble
th a t I heard no sound whatever. lunch Mrs. Jam es D avis and Mrs
GLASSR8
rlT T R D
r a id he h a ,I ' looksd Ik r o u s h th a keyhole
L angue assisted. N ext m eeting w ill
I Continuad N e s t W e s t,
C lu b lia s M eet
be,l *e en C oe eeated, a r e v o lv e r In
be w ith Mrs. Emma D ierdorf A pril
C ornelius C i v i c Im p ro v em en t end
hie r la h t h a n d a n d a h u ila i h o ls In hla
■•Ma I
17.
c lu b m et M arch 1» ut th e city hull lem p la . T h e door w aa h o lts d fr o m the
C M a m e re la * N a t U a a l B a n k A a a e s
J o h n Z u rch e r re tu rn e d to his
Mrs Karl llo b b s led th e study Invlda. M a r t h a , ,, a n d V a n c e g o to Cw *s
It,
mss
In
N
e
w
Y
o
r
k
's
70e.
T
h
e
y
fin
d
hom e M onday a fte r spending over
P henes
H n r,
topic, "Iiitcruullouul und fo re ig n
a fr ie n d i d Cue's. I h a re ; also a
Iisrsidsmc« 2»72
9 k j ( ni. l o I I a
a w eek in the Jo n es hospital, w here
IteluUons." M esdum es I A L u n d H W tg re n d o e r . (Ir
a a a l, a gum t. M e rg a an t H e a th
O ffic e 2»71
1 :2A p. m . U t p . a .
. .
—
.
. ,
, i Dr. W iley gave him trea tm e n ts
gren, A M cCorm uc und H ubert »nd fla t a c tiv a H e n n m a e y b e te l In th e
I
Ju h n i , i aSS.uC° Uiot y . Pr e *l d e ? L for stom ach tro u b le
■haw, re v e a lin g th e d e a th c h e m h e r. Coe
'fu n n e r w ere hostesses.
spoke before th e W est U nion lo-
„
_ ...
le olirtheet Io a dre ss in g g o w n , h u t w ears
In s ta ll K le c trlrlty
cal. F arm ers' Union, at N o r t h
M att M ercep a n d Tom G illiam
s tre e t shoes
H e a th
e a rs
I t le e p le in
E lectricity Is being Inslulled In ceee .J eulrdde. V e n e e says I t Is m u r d e r .
! P lains T h u rsd ay night. He t a l k e d , w ere *" H illsboro last w eek to ac-
se v e ra l hom es n o rth of C ornelius
O ilA I- T K t t I I
H ild a L a k e , Coe's niece,
1 on organizations and urged be’ter range
th
r, |,.s,o for
\XZ z ork
-so* a Be county
10 exp
s / ected
t road
/ i d to
sen
ezv ' e * ir
place.
W
is
to sta
rt
Mr and Mrs. W II C ooke «Rd s ere Coe deaerved d e a th - t h a t ha col*
a tte n d an c e at m eetings.
leesod c e ra m ic s
th ro u g h
u n fa ir
m enu
Miss D orothy v isited re la tiv e s In end In c u rre d th a e n m ity o f C h in e s e ; also
A p rize w ill be given th e coun- th ere soon,
ty local th a t secures th e g reatest „ M r . and M rs F red B erger of
I'u rib tn d S a tu rd ay
tlia l as h e r a u a r d le n he cosrtrolled her
to r tu a e
a n d w aa p e r s lm o n l,.,,*
M e d ica l
n u m b er of new m em bers betw een B ethany visited Mr and Mrs. E lm er
Rase lls ll
h s a m in a r
I t , warn us
a r riv e s
and
says
Ja
n u a ry 1 and the state conven- G u e rb er Sunday
P eterson h a ll Is being ruzed
s u trtd a , th e n on b ein g a ak eil a bout car-
I tion In M ay
A pri ** .
,
M ove to U iuuU iig House
ta la a rya iart.n ra
fe a tu re s
hy V a n c e ,
he
; A rth u r C onnell, vice-president, > ^-a d le s,
.^eer‘ changed
Jo h n T hlcs m oved Into tp c A. changes hla mlnrt. H a de cla res Coe had
been dead
fo r
h ,,u r s
w h s ,, th e b u lle t
presided in th e absence of F red h* A pril 10 w ith Mrs. A ugusta
D unning house S atu rd ay
hie head. I t la fo u n d tir a i Coo
Jossy. w ho was a t the bedside o f ' H afner in Hillsboro.
Miss M urjorle l.u fo lle tt of no rth entesod
bud been s tru c k on th a head a n d o n e o f
'
Mrs
Jossy. w ho is ill a t th e
Jones ; „
Mrs Tsehanx Honored
of C ornelius visited Miss V lrginiu hla rgs. b ro k e n . P ln s l l r a s m a ll w ound
' hospital in H illsboro.
! Several H elvetia UidteW
Aid
la f,e ra d T h e w o u n d hod hlod In te r n a lly .
E n k so n S unday
Those a tte n d in g m eeting a n d ! m em bers s u rp n te d
M rs C h r i s
fro m a cluaet, b r in e s o u t a c a t
M rs R ussell D w yer und c h il i a Veana,
n d w a b u ro a t, w it h holaa c o in c id in g w ith
dance from the V erboort local T schanz at her hom e in M ountain-
d re n ure visiting a t t h e M i k e Cue's w o u n d , s h o w in g Cue w as f u lly
w e re
Mr a n d Mrs. Jo h n Plass, dale T hursday T he afternoon was
N uuncheff hom e In Forest G rove. drsoaod w hen ha was s la b b e d (ra m b le
anm arncaa th a t th e re la a o m m h in g q ueer
Mr a n d Mrs. W illiam V andehey, spent singing and sc rip tu re re a d
M o ve to Gsles C reek
flicker
In
his
eyes,
moved
his
gaze
ing by Rev B M Fresenborg. She
w ith th a t of A rcher W hereas Arch-1 In th e closet, a n d com m ented to
Io th e f r o n t h a ll.
s-oease —.
till It ■
rested
on V ance's face. . _____
T h en ® Duyck. Scott C am pbell. Mrs
M rs Kdllh llu rb u n k , Mr u n d
has been in poor health for some
C H A P T K It
III
They
fin d a w ounded e r h a d died w ith u peaceful expres- M arkham :
Mrs Jo h n Itu rh u n k und d a u g h te rs Scotch te r r ie r . V a n c e la k e s th e dug u , slon on h is face, and In a n a tu ra l \ "T hey were h anging up so neaX- he bowed a n d sat down in a n a rm Roy H einrich, Miss L enora Sahnow time.
c h air between th e door a n d th e | and N orm an Sahnow .
M ary Lu and Ju h n e ttu und Lyle, [ a v e te r in a ria n . W re rla. w h o hes becom e a n d com fortable position. B risbane ly."
c .
In spite of inclem ent w eath er
shelves.
A large crow d a tte n d ed the dance
und L uK dlth W oods m oved to Gules engw gwl Io M ies l a k e a g a in s t Coe's had a shocked, alm ost wild, look
Is It not possible asked M ark book
W e can thenr you, in black
"T h an k you " he said In a finely a fte r the business session
, Sunday afternoon the Boy Scouts
w ishes, and (Ir a a a l, w ho has l.ssm Coe's
in
his
eyes,
a»
If
he
h
a
d
been
ham
,
"
th
a
t
Just
a
s
he
h
u
n
g
them
C re ek S a tu rd ay to m ake t h e i r gusat.
and w hite, bow you can
m<xluiated voice "I s u p p o t yoG
N ext m eeting wtU be at 8:30 p. | w « e o u t ta k in g « a m in a tio n s J a r
a re b r ie f ly nnaatlo ned. V a n c e says
hom e.
th a
tis s u .
should p ro v e o n im p o r ta n t sta rtle d and frig h te n ed a t th e m o- up a fte r re tu rn in g to th e house, he
actually save enough to pay
desire to question m e regarding th e m A pril 4 at N orth P lains K p I m erit badges on d iffere n t subjects,
i was killed?"
M rs L ester M ooberry u ttended o ro ta e rtlu g lin k G am bia saga B ris b an e m en t of death.
i
Seven
boys
from
troop
226
intend
for your Kelvinator. B uy
A r c h e r 's b ro th e r. w h o liv e d In the
T h e discovery of B risbane Coe's
"Possible — yes.” V ance nodded tragedy last n ight. I deeply regret hall
co u n ty I' T A e x ec u tiv e m e e t Cost,
; to tak e p a rt in court of honor a t
Inarsw l e f t f o r C h ic a g o th e p re v h n ia a fte r *
ing in q u antity a t lower
bodv affected all of us strongly slowly, "B u t th a t would n o t explain I can throw no lig h t upon it."
ing lea F rid a y at F orest G rove
noua. V a a c e de cla res B ris b a n e could not
i
H
illsboro
tonight
prices and th e ending of food
"How do you know th ere has
b a re
g -a c
to
C h ic a g o , as hla fa v o r ite H e a th stu re d dow n w ith hun ch ed the o th e r th in g s th a t w ent on here
C
larence.
H
arry
and
Sam
Bad-
C ornelius N ight
been
a
tragedy?"
Vance
inspected
shoulders T h e blood seemed to last night. I t's m ore reasonable. I
spoilage and waste will easily
hi h a n g in g In th a h a ll.
W ednesduy ev en in g wus C ornc- ■ Itch
e rtsch e r visited th e ir sister, Mrs.
( H A IT E It
IV
M lea
Lake
declares have left his face, a n d he w as like think, to assum e th a t B risbane was th e end of his cigarette.
(B y V iv ia n H u d s o n *
amount to more than the
lius night at th e evangelistic s e rv th e re waa n o love l , a t b e tw ee n A r c h e r a m an hypnotized M arkham s Jaw killed as he was p re p arin g to leave
W hen residents of H a y w a r d A nna B utterfield, in P o rtlan d S u n
"I was prep arin g th e break fast.'
m onthly cost of a Kelvinator.
ices conducted by Rev. C harles and llrta h a n e . llrla h a n a 'e eulteaso Is fie n d was s e t a n d his eye» were m ere the house. B ut th en again, th ere s Liang returned, "and I h e a rd th e aw akened M arch 20 th ey found day.
And. there are other savings
M rs Jo h n W enger is a little b e t
Heed at the H illsboro M E ch u rch a t th a railro ad station
»Ut»,
the tim e elem ent. . .
butler im part the Inform ation over the ground covered w ith seven
G uy G ra ze r of B onneville dum
Vance spoke, and his voice, u su al-
H e ath h a d already gone to the the telephone "
you will m ake with a Kel-
inches of snow. It co ntinued d u r ter. She has been on th e sick list
( C o n t i n u a , ! f r o m la s t w e e k ,
spent the w eek -en d h e re
▼inator in your kitchen to
A fter several m inute»' search , he ly so calm , sounded stra in e d a n d hall telephone a n d was dialing a
"Ah. yes—of oourse. . . . Have ing the day and freezing at night for a long tim e.
,m n u t lir e I
llunibt’L
Miss Irm le r III
you been long In th is country, M r w ith m ore snow flu rrie s T hursday !
re tu rn e d to th e hall.
say nothing of th e many con
»
„ ,
,
.
“I
t's
worse
th
a
n
I
th
o
u
g
h
t.
.
.
.
"I'll
soon
g
et
the
tim
e
elem
ent
"M aybe th e den." he »aid; and
M rs K a th erin e McCoy and Mrs
E d ito rs N o t e - H e l p y o u r local
Mias lie rth u Irm le r Is very 111
L iang?”
venience» and advantages.
I
h
a
d
hoped
he
m
ig
h
t
still
be
alive
for
you.'
he
growled.
I
hurry
in
g
th
ro
u
g
h
t
h
e
draw
ing
"Two
years
only."
W
illis
M
H
iatt
h
ave
been
iH
the
correspondent
and
y
o
u
r
com
m
unity
ut th e J. A. Irm le r hom e
- a prisoner p erh ap s I d id n ’t a l-
A m om ent la te r he was speaking
tu rn in g in y our new s items.
In tere sted In the culln'ry a r t of oast w eek
M rs Ja m e s I'urm ley visited at room, w here W rede a n d Oras»l »at to g eth e r expect th is."
D octor D or em us
______
T he A rgus w*ants all th e good new s
erica?”
C uscade tx x 'k s th e first of t h e n ear th e window, he w ent Into the
V ance closed th e closet door
"T he doc's coming rig h t away, A m
"N ot particu larly —although I am
' »mall room a t th e re a r H ut he
E ditor s N ote — H elp y o u r local of e v ery com m unity in the Hills-
w eek
"
I
t's
verv
stra
n
g
e."
he
m
u
rm
u
r-
he
said, han g in g up th e receiver
c student of occidental custom s correspondent and yo u r com m unity ( boro area.
I
cam
e
back
a
t
once,
a
bewildered
C lifford Mu pcs. un O 8. C s tu
ed. looking a t M a rk h am yet p a s t
" In th e m ean tim e M arkham , W estern civilization Is of great
In hlii eyes
by tu rn in g in y o u r new s item s I
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d en t. spent tp e spring v acation at look
•N ot there.'* Ht» to n r was u n him. "H e Is w ithout h is h a t a n d suggested Vance, "I th in k we m ight Interest to c ertain of m y country- T he A rgus w ants all the good new s
If you change y o u r address k in d -
toDcoat
a
n
d
yet
his
stick
Is
h
a
n
g
-
have,
p a rla n ce w ith th e Chinese
his hom e h e re
n a tu ra l
" B u t he'» som ew here —
n>en''
.
tng h e ir in th e hall And he is cook. . . . F e tc h him , will you.
Ja m es V snLoin, L lford Kulsch, somewhere. . .
"As are. also. I im agine.’ added of every com m unity in th e Hills- ly n o tify th e A rgus d irec t a n d at
onoe.
’ tf
___
J o r G nas und R obert C ochrane
Vance, "the ra re cerem onial pieces boro area.
He cam e again Into th e Iront dead In th e closet. W hy n o t In his G am ble."
own
room
?
—
or
th
e
lib
r
a
r
y
?
—
or
T
he
b
u
tle
r
h
a
sten
e
d
th
ro
u
g
h
the
of O regon N orm al spent th e w e e k hall.
of Chineses a r t th a t have been
anvw
here
else
but
in
th
e
re
?
.
.
d
ining
room
door
a
t
th
e
rear,
a
n
d
pilfered from your tem ples a n d
"H e w ouldn't be on the th ird
end here
A ttend ance Good
floor, and h e 's not on th e second N othing fits. M arkham . T lv whole Vance strolled Into th e library, the graves."
pictu re has been p a in te d by a rest of us following
“We of course re g re t th e ir loss,
P e rfec t a tte n d a n c e s i th e C e n T h ere's h is stick." he said; "but crazy
m an '
We h ,d scarcely seated ourselves the m an answ ered m ildly
te rv ille school for th e school your his h a t a n d topcoat . . . O h. w hat
M ark h am said In a dazed voice: w hen a tall, slender, scholarly look-
Vance nodded understandlngly.
has been m ade by D orothy C u m a fool I've been I"
•I c a n 't follow any of It W hy did Ing C h in a m a n of about forty step- and was silen t f o r a m om ent.
He brushed G am ble out of tits
m ings. Ils V andehey and R ichard
B
rlsbane
Coe
re
tu
rn
here
last
n
ig
h
t?
ped
softly
Into
th
e
room
through
way. and walked sw iftly down the And who knew he was going to re - th e door betw een th e library a n d T hen:
G razer.
"How did you hap p en to seek
narrow corridor along th e stalra t u r n ?”
th e d ining room He stood beside em ploym ent w ith Mr. Coe.”
E arl P helps spent th e w eek-end until
he cam e to Uie closet door
"If
only
I
could
answ
er
those
th
e
door
w
ith
relaxed
Im
mobility.
In P ortland
"I had h e a rd of his collection of
a t th e reu r of th e hall.
and. a fte r one sw ift glance a t us. C hinese antiquities a n d of his
B irth d a y s C slrb rs te d
"Y our flashlight. S erg ean t." he Q uestions'"
B urke and O am ble were sittin g lifted his eyes uneagerly above our g reat knowledge of oriental a rt. and
called
over
hla
shoulder
B irthday a n n iv e rsa rie s of M rs J
il a hall bench n e a r th e draw ing heads
T h o u g h he looked a t n o th - I believed th a t th e atm osphere
He pulled th e door open r e O room
V snoundenliaegen and Uene Gnisi
door T he bu tler had n o t tng In p a rticu la r. I fe lt th a t he saw m ight prove to be congenial.'
w e re celeb ra ted nt a fam ily d in vealing only a g reat rectangle of seen th e dead m an In th e closet, everything
Almost slm ultaneausly.
"And have you found It con-
n e r nt t h e J V an o u n d en h seg en blackness
V ance asked
th e circle of yellow llglit f r o m lo r o u r bodies h a d shielded him
genial?"
"W hat is your nam e?
hom e Sunday
But
It
was
obvious
th
a
t
h
e
su
s
H e ath 's pocket flash lig h t p e n e
■Not altogether M r Coe was a
"L iang," cam e th e soft a n d a l
B irth d a y Observed
pected th e tru th .
very' narrow a n d selfish m an. H i s 1
tra te d th e gloom
most inaudible response
Vance went to him .
V erne G ra ze r c eleb rn ted h I s
"Lower. S e rg e a n t!" cam e Vance's
In
terest
In . s_ a - n s , was
purely
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fo u rth b irth d a y a n n iv e rsa ry T h u rs d icta to rial voice. "T h e floor—th e
T h ere was a slight pause, and I sonal. He wished to keep his tre a s- i
did
Mr
B
risbane
w
ear
w
hen
he
floor!
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day
th e m an gave V ance a fleeting ures away from th e world—n o t to
T he lig h t descended; a n d th en w ent to th e sta tio n last n ig h t? "
sh are th em w ith hum anity."
Rev and Mrs. C h arles Reed und
T he m an m ade a desperate e f glance.
"A typical collector." observed
fam ily of H illsboro and Mrs Rhodu we saw th e th in g th a t V a n c e , fort to pull him self to g eth e r
"L iang T sung W ei."
Itennlson und T hom as Isaac of th ro u g h som e process of obscure
"A h!
And I u n d e rstan d you Vance. 'B y th e by. M r L iang; '
"A tweed coat, sir.' he replied
logic,
had
been
searching
for.
w
hen
did you leave th e house yes-
F orest G rove w ere d in n e r fairly
ore th e Coe cook."
T here. In a huddled heap, his huskily, ''—b lac k -an d -w h ite tweed
At thia low price and on our
terd a y ?"
T he o th e r nodded quickly.
guests of Mr und Mrs L ester Mixi- glassv
And
a
light
grav
fedora
h
a
t
"
eves sta rin g u p a t us. lay
"A bout h a lf-p a st two," cam e t h e !
unusually easy payment plan,
"Me cook.”
b e rry W ednesduy evening.
V ance re tu rn e d to th e closet, and
th e dead body of B risbane Coe
V ance sighed, a n d a fa in t smile low answ er.
there is no longer a n f reason
T hough th e sig h t waa not a lto presently em erged w ith a h a t and overspread his face.
“And
vou
re
tu
rn
e
d
at
w
hat
tim
e?
':
E d ito r's N ote - H elp y o u r l.x-ul gether unexpected. In v i e w o f coat.
why you shouldn’t get your
"S
h
o
rtly
before
m
idnight.
I
was
“Be
so
good
as
to
forgo
th
e
pid-
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"A re these th e ones?”
c o rresp o n d en t and yo u r com m unity V a n te s stra n g e actions a n d even
K elvinstor now and enjoy it
G am ble swallowed h a rd a n d n o d gln-E ngllsh. Mr. Liang. It w 111 ] visiting friends on Long Island
l.> t u r n i n g
in y our new s item s stra n g e r com m ents, I received a
while you save enough to pay
h an d icap o u r conversation terribly
“C hinese friends?"
ded
h
is
head
T h e A rgus w a n ts all th e good new s trem endous shock a s I gazed down
And please tak e a c h a i r "
j “Yes T hey will be m ost happy
for it.
"Yes. sir."
<>f ev ery co m m u n ity In th e H ills Into th e closet Even to an a m a
T he C h in am an , w ith a fa in t to verify my statem ent.
Vance replaced th e coat a n d h a t
teur like m yself th e fa ct th a t B ris
b oro area.
There are 19 models- all sizes
bane Coe was dead was a p p are n t
—alt type» all prices and
Tlte stiff, u n n a tu ra l pose of the
P ecu liar Egg S h n s ii
regardless of your require
a n d th e hideous fixity of hts
Did you e v er six- an egg w ith bodv.
gazé, to g eth e r w ith th e d r a w n
ments, you will find a model
u strip e a ro u n d if* C lyde L incoln
bloodless lips and th e w axen p a l
th a t will suit you exactly.
of above N orth Plum s b rought one lor of his skin, a tte ste d to violent
in S atu rd ay to th e A rgus and says and unexpected d e ath
Come in soon and select your
th a t In all of his y ears of fa rm
And as I looked at It. tem porarily
Kelvinator. Any model may
ing he has n e v er seen a n y th in g petrified by th e h o rro r o l th is new
be purchased on our easy
like It It w as laid by a b a rre d developm ent. I could not help com
payment RcDisCo M onthly
p aring th e dead body of B risbane
Rock hen
Budget Plan.
The
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at Cornelius
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