Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, August 27, 1949, Page 10, Image 10

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    10 Capital Journal, Salem,
The HOUSE on
by
A? Nawafaefarao
(ChaDter 7)
Beacon Street had long; since
seen better days. The houses were
all of a uniform ugliness and were
long past their prime. The inside
of Number 38 was not as forbidding
as the outside, but the apparent
neatness was that of a housekeep
er whose method of tidying up Is
limited to sticking odds and ends
in drawers and behind doors.
Like her house, there were few
pretentions about rifi Warnock.
Such character as she possessed
could be read on her face and
could be described In one word,
"Avarice." Most of her life had
been spent wanting things she never
got, and from morning till night,
she never ceased berating her hus
band for his failure to provide her
with what she termed the simple
luxuries of life. The years had en
abled Ben Warnock to adapt him
self nagging; In fact, he rarely
heard her, so well had he trained
himself.
It was barely twenty minutes to
ten when Fill heard the sound of
feet on the veranda. Not waiting
for the bell to ring, she opened the
door.
She stood aside to let William
Owens pass her,
"Go riant into the front room
and make yourself at home," she
bustled. "I sure am anxious to hear
If that business you talked to me
about can be worked out."
"There's no doubt about it Mrs
Warnock." he replied. "All the ar
rangements have been made. Mind
you, it's a bit unethical, but you
and I know that the ultimate pur-
nose Is to surprise your nusoand
After all, it's perfectly legitimate
to take out a policy of Insurance
on his life. His being notified of
the fact Is a mere technicality a
mere technicality." He beamed at
her smugly. Opening his briefcase,
which lay beside him on the couch,
he began to sort several papers.
"Here we are." He looked up
at her. "A few more questions to
be answered, and then I'll Just
get you to sign these, and that's
all there Is to it. in view 01 nis
present age, a physical examina
tion will, of course, be unneces
sary."
The agent completed several par
ticulars. "There now. If you'll Just sign
at the bottom." He held the ap
plication form flat on his briefcase
while Mrs. Warnock signed where
he indicated.
She looked up at him inquir
ingly. "When will I get the pol
icy, and when am I supposed to
pay?"
He laughed at her eagerness.
"You pay your part of the first
premium today. We'll look after
, the balance, as I explained to
you. I'll see that your policy is
rushed through. It might be wise
for you to pick the policy up
yourself. Three of us have a sort
of headquarters at this end of
town, In a laundry store, the Lib
erty Laundry on Maple Street. Do
you know it?"
Fill nodded. "I know about
where it is."
"Fine." Owens stuffed the papers
back into the case. Methodically,
he screwed the cap on his pen and
dinned it Into his doc', et. "Come In
sometime Saturday morning, and I'll
have everything ready lor you."
He looked about him. "Yes, in
deed, Mrs. Warnock, you've made
an excellent Investment, and I
know you won't regret it. It'll give
you a sense of security."
Aunt Sarah Murzon regarded
Derrla with a baleful look. "You're
foolish and obstinate." Sarah said
angrily.
Derrla put her arms around
Sarah's thin shoulders.
"I think you're Just a bit peeved
that you weren't here when It all
happened. Look, I'm not exactly
accustomed to being made a fool of.
Nobody's going to walk in on me
and ask for my help, and then walk
right out of the picture when It
suits them not to mention the
nerve of taking my car to do 11
with.
"I haven't anything much to go
on," ahe continued, "but I feel that
I owe It to myself to go back to
where It all started and take a
look around.
"No," she Interrupted, as Sarah
was about to protest, "I don't wani
Top News Millinery designers
are featuring the "little calot" as
ta)s lor lata summer and early
fall, so show your fashion know
how by making this headline edi
tion rlRht away. Easily and quickly
crocheted of wool yam, the calot
has a charm and versatility which
makes It wearable and flattering
to all ages and types.
ROOM AND BOARD . 7
THIS PLACE WAS H16HLV W
J TOUTED BY A FELLOW WHO W
U RUNS THE FREIGHT ELEVATOR. "1
b AT THE WAREHOUSE WHERE Z
IK ROBIN WORKS' r CAN M
5-JL WOULD ENJOY TVO WEEKS J & UNCH I AND A Stow
LrSna ANYPLACE WHERE HE J HALF Of A) V
Ore., Saturday, August 27, 1949
LILAC STREET
FRED BAYARD
you to go alonir. If I'm going to
eet anywhere at all, I ieei i can
do better alone, you old watchdog."
The latter part of the sentence was
accompanied by a tender look
which belied the harsh words.
"I'll drive you into the viuage,"
Derrla said, returning with a large
wicker shopDmit basket, "Get to
gether all your stuff. It won't take
me out of my way at all. and you'll I
be through with your marketing
that much earner."
Most of the local farmers and
market gardeners had stalls, and!
it was toward one of these that!
Sarah now made her way.
"One moment," Maria KORsetu
said. "I Just leenish thees," indicat
ing a number of parcels she was!
wrapping for a customer. This com
pleted, she came over toward aaran.i
With an odd. almost furtive air.
she asked:
"Mees Derria. she is all right?" I
The tone of the Question, rather!
than the Question itseu, puzzled I
Sarah?
"Derrla? Why, certainly. She i
drove me in to shop this morning,
and then she went to the city on
an errand. Why do you ask?"
Maria appeared confused, almost
as li sne regretted having spoken. I
She did not answer at once, but
bee an to gather up Sarahs parcels.
Leaning forward to take Sarah's
shopping basket, Maria spoke so
softly that Sarah could barely hear
her.
"Tell Mees Derria I come over to
morrow, Sometimes when I get a
chance. "
A woman was apporaching the
fitana. maruea dv ine unexpect
edness of Maria's remarks, Sarah
felt more questions rushing to her
lips. She felt the basket pushed
quickly Into her hands.
"Plees. you don't forget your bas
ket," Maria gave her a long look
mat. somehow, seemed to sound
warning, and turned toward the
new customer.
(To Be Continued)
Weskil-KH-t set
kit the newest idea in mix-match
seta!
No. 3098 Is cut In sizes 10, 12, 14,
16. 18 and 20. Size 16 skirt, Vk yds.
54-ln.; cap sleeve weskit, 1 yds.
54-in.; sleevlcss wcsklt, l'i yd. 54-ln.
Just out! The FALL-WINTER
FASHION BOOK presenting fash
Ions they are wearing now and new
styles to come. Over- 150 practical.
easy-to-sew. up-to-iue-minute pat
tern designs for all ages. Remember,
it's smart to sew your own and save
money. Order your copy now. price
Just 20 cents.
To obtnin this pattern, send 35c
In COINS, giving pattern number,
vour name, address and zone num
ber to Peggy Roberts, Capital Jour
nal, 828 Mission Street San Fran
cisco 3. Calif.
Pattern envelope No. R28S9 con
tains complete crocheting Instruc
tions, material requirements and
stitch Illustrations.
To obtain this pattern, send 30c
In COINS, giving pattern number,
your name, address and zone num
ber to Peggy Robert. Capital Jour
nay, 828 Mission Street, San Fran
cisco 3, Calif.
Bv Gene Ahern
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Wax Museum
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I Modern Romances I 7:00. Muileal Etch-
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Small Animal Hospital
Opening at Lebanon
Lebanon Construction of a
hospital lor small animals was
announced this week by E, R.
Storey, veterinarian who recent
ly came here from Albany. It is
the first institution of its type
in the Lebanon area.
The building to be of frame
structure with stucco finish will
be located on North Main street
near the Crown Zellerbach pa
per mill. Its estimated cost ex
clusive of equipment is $5000.
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use of
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combustion
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measure
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another
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Church Brotherhood
Lebanon The Interchurch
Brotherhood will be entertained
Monday evening by the First
Baptist church.
Ladies of the church wilt
serve the dinner at 7 p.m. Three
special musical numbers will
follow dinner. Lyle Leach will
lead group singing. Guest speak
er of the evening will be Dr.
John B. Houser, All men of the
area are invited to participate
in the evening of fellowship.
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blackbird
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27. Vaporous
29. Seed container
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character
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syllable
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the eye
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pheasant
42. Arrow poison
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