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PAOE FIVE THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS THURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1930 _X _ — but now something in her tremulous Chlttenham." FAIR DIRECTORS ARE 'Go ahead. What Is It? Have you glrllshneaa and faltering voice gave ALL RE-ELECTED AT the He to those words. Yesterday been getting Into a mess while 1 was MEETING SATURDAY up on high?" seemed a great way off—In another llultona iinchiiriMl t<i home porta "No It's only that I made a silly world. Amercla and Budle were wiped with anything leas thun the beat All of the directors of the I^ane out and forgotten, even the memory mistake yesterday about Miss Earrow. grade of bruaa rlvota or steel cable, County Fair board were re-elected at of Rodney faded until It seemed only Can't think how I did It.’’ ’he annual meeting which was held have a delicate tenure of office thia Chlttenham looked up sharply. like a ghost In the background of week at the Colonial theatre, where at the court house In Eugene on "A mistake- What do you mean?” the present unreality as Chlttenham The Knur E uiiioum anil Furiously Fun Iximbard flushed, and his eye« grew Saturday. They are E. U. Lee, H. C. drew Julie Farrow Into bis arms and Wheeler, Pleasant Hill; A. C. Miller, ny Marx Brothers are doing. In "Ani a little anxious. kissed h»r unresisting lips. Goshen; Hans Peterson, Florence; H. mal Crackers," aomlhlng fifty mil “I made a damned silly mistake. It was late the following day when lion rib racked lover« of comedy be- they reached Montreaux. They had Quite unintentional, of course. But L. Plank and George Gilmore, Junc lleved Impoaalhle They've mode a to' leave her car at the hotel and the fact Is . . . well, she’s not the tion City; C. W Allen, Vida; R. B. talking and mualcal picture that takea make the descent with an experienced girl Rodney knew after all—she’s not Thompson, Hugh Earle, J. K. Green, WIIAT HAH GONE BEFORE Hhe shook her bead. up where the "Cocoanuta” left off, (»lea Chlttenham, dlatreaai-d over drive, for the road was deep with the Julie Earrow he was so mad C. L. Dunn and C. 9. Calef, all of "No. And I'm not sure that I want and end« with the luat aurvlvor being the aulclde of hla younger half-brother about. It came out last night when Eugene. One hundred taxpayers at snow. It again—” carried up the alale by force, three Hodney, returna to Europe from I was talking to Miss Lennox. tended the meeting. The drive down was very silent. "Why? you are quite safe.” America, where ho made an unhappy along uahera. and well—who la your marriage llodney had killed hlmadf They've got the same name—Julie Julie looked utterly happy, and It A meeting of the hoard of directors "I know but . . she laughed ner favorite eacort to the "booby-hatchf" because a notorloua woman, Julie was In vain that he told himself that Earrow both of them, they're cousins, will be held next Saturday at which vously. “I believe I'm afraid." The atory la aomethlng about a Earrow, throw him over, (»lea la "I thought you were afraid of It must be only because sh<; had added you see, but this one Isn’t the one time ft Is expected that all of the Introduced to Julie Earrow by hla atately and aoclally proper hoateaa, friend Ixrmbard, In Switzerland. He nothing." Chlttenham said. Hla own yet another conquest to her already Rodney was so made about—she'» In present officers will be re-elected. reaolvea to make her fall In love with pitlaoa were jerking unevenly. There long list, and that It was nothing London at this moment—the one here ' The fair association showed a bal him, then throw her over na ahe threw was something so romantic and whatever to do with him personally. Is her cousin.” ance of $55.86 cash on hand on No Hodney. Him tella him ahe hua rna<le There was a little half smile on her (CONTINUED NEXT WEEK) He vember 8. 1930 as compared with a bet with her friend “Him’’ Lennox strange In the whole situation $635 last year. that ahe can drive her car to the looked at Julie with searching eye«. lips, a sweet dreaminess In her eyes. It seemed an eternity ago since top of the Ht Bernard I’aaa ami hack, The woman for whose« sake Rodney (»lea challenge« her to take him with had gone to hla death- Chlttenham yesterday evening when he had first Visits from Goshen— Mrs. A. E. H e a r Irishm an Speak her und ahe accepts. They atari out Hollis of Goshen transacted business held her In bis arms. pulled himself together with an effort In the face of u gathering anowatorm. Mrs. C. O. Wilson, Mrs. John Ke- He wished he could forget the soft In Springfield yeeterday. Chlttenham discovers, to hla amuse and moved nway. ment, that the gtrl bealde him In the He tried to open the window a little, ness of her hair against his face, and tels and Mrs. and Mrs. F. B. Huntly car appeal« to him na no other woman but such a gust of wind and snow the warm pressure of her lips. Visits Friend«— Mrs. Lyle Davis of went to Eugene Monday evening to has ever appealed. And aomethlng No woman had ever before stirred Drain visited friends in this city on hear George W. Russel], Irish poet Intunglhle convince« him that her feel pelted Into the room that he had to and agriculturalist. ing toward him la similar to hla own close it again. his pulses so strangely; no woman’s Wednesday. toward her "Ho you believe In love "Do you think It'« any better?" arms about his neck had ever made at first High?" he aaka her, as the Julie asked anxiously. Chlttenham him feel that the world be well lost car tolls up the mountain toward the glanced out at the flying blizzard hotel. If only he could so hold her for ever. "I think It's w o r s e h e said briefly. But she had only been playing, even NOW OO ON WITH THE 8TORY Hhe turned on him angrily with as he had' No doubt .«he would be The road was steeper and wider. flashing eyes. Chlttenham looked at Just as relieved as he was that the There was very little vegetation on she silently, and then ssuddenly, to little game was finished. the bleak aides of the mountains, and his utter amazement, ahe burst Into what there wua was abort and atunt For Chlttenham meant It to finUh tears. ed. cowering away from the bleak as soon as they reached Montreux. "Julie—" he made a quick move wind thut «wept down upon them. He would never willingly see her ment towards her, then stopped, Aa they climbed higher out of the again; once he was away from her shrugging his shoulders. "1 don't valley, the wind grew colder and more' he would soon forget the clasp of her know what you're crying for,” he with a hotis«-party on her hands at u cutting. arms and her kisses. said aharply. paludal country estate. A big game "You ought to have brought a coat,“ She did not seem to notice his si With a great effort «he controlled hunter, Just back from un African Julie «aid once. She was very cold lence. and presently, glanced down at herself. expedition, hla secretary, anil two and there was a act, strained look her. he saw that she had fallen asleep “I don't know either,” she said be vagabond musicians engaged to at- round her mouth. She had not ex SPAGHETTI. 10 lbs........................ Chlttenham looked at her and longed tween little soba. "It’» Just nerve«, tend Io the musical appetite of tha I p ^ tsd the road to be so bad, and to gather her close into his arms and MACARONI, 10 lbB................... gueata. 1» the bualuawa assigned , „m e or twice at a particularly bad I suppose. This hateful place . . .” "It looks as If we shall have to kiss her as he had done last night. (Jroucho, Zeppo, Harpo and Chico comer ahe caught her br««ath with SALMON, tall cans, 6 c a n s ..................................... He looked away from her with a stay the night," Chlttenham answered Marx, respectively. a little gasping sound. little cold feeling round his heart. uncompromisingly. SAUERKRAUT, famous All-Gold brand, 6 cans Chlttenham heard her and knew They nrrlve simultaneously and Hhe turned and looked at him, her Wyh weres uch women allowed to with their usual hurricane mementum that she was afraid, but he made eyes still wet with tears. be? What right had they to wander SALAD MUSTARD, 1 qt. Jar __________________ at a time when the festive gathering , no comment. It served her right he "I aupose you think I'm a fool,” through the world bringing trouble la being diverts«! by the butler weigh thought, for being ao boastful and 3-MINUTE OATS, 14 oz., 2 f o r __________________ she submitted In a hard little voice. and tragedy to every man who crossed Ing )u«t a fraction lea« than a half i confident. their path? The woman who had sent Chlttenham's face softened. STEEL CUT COFFEE, lb. .............. "I won't say another word." Chlt ton. a feud between the hostess and "I thinks you're adorable," he an Rodney to his death. . . . a rival matron over the authenticity tenham agreed, but there was a SODA, 3 packages ....................................... Well, he would have paid hack of a fine painting, and more pretty malicious little twinkle In his eyes. swered. part of the debt. If not In full. He Eor a moment they looked at one girls In lingerie and bathing suits EXTA FANCY MIXED COOKIES, lb................ The east wind wna like a cutting would have paid hack part of the thnn moat revues boast. You under knife as Julie brought the car to a another silently, then Julie said In a debt If he caused her one sleepless FRESH PULLET EGGS, doz____________________ stand what we mean by pretty, when difficult standstill, and let her hands queer, breathless way: night, or one tear! ‘I c-an't make you out. . . . I've we «ay Lillian Both head« the fern fall from the wheel. Julie slept with her cheek against It Always Pays to Trade at the Inlrie talent. 'I've won ao far." she said, and never met a man like you before. , . . his arm all the way back to Mont I suppose you're Just amusing your Thia la the piein’ae or the premises, leaned back, closing her eyes with reux. When they were close to the self. . . . I supbose you don't mean upon which the riot ta fnahloned— sudden weakness. town Chlttenham gently roused her. a word you say—that you're Just and the development« dwurf aup«»r- She flushed, meeting his eyes. Her Chlttenham uncurled hla long legs flirting. . . latlvea that Webator Intended for eyes were so happy—he wished she and got stiffly out of the car, then even the moat hllarlona narrative«. "Is that what you really suppose?" would not look so happy; It made he came round to Julie's aide and took Chlttenham asked. He her took by him feel mean—as If he had pretended FORMERLY GRAY’S GROCERY her hands. MANY PEOPLE ATTEND "Come along. We’ll get something the shoulders, turning her to him. "Is (o give a child a beautiful gift, know Phone 22 Fifth and Main Streets CHURCH NICHT PROGRAM hot to drink. By Gad! It'« bitterly that what you really suppose?” he ing that whea she opened the box asked again. she would find only a stone. cold." "No . . . yes . . . at least . . she Nenrly two hundred pimple attended Ho half led, half lifted her Into "I’ll look much prettier when you the first of the church night programa the hotel and put her down on a was like a girl, confused and shy. see me again," she said. She squeezed "Oh. did you really mean It when you his hand and turned away. given at the Christian church last bench In the narrow hall. Thursday evening The affair began Chlttenham ordered some brandy said . . . when—you know what you “Au revlor. till to-night then." said . . . about love at first sight. at 6:30 with a potluck supper and and made Julie drink It. Chlttenham went on to the hotel "Very few people to-day. air.” the . . . I mean—you're so strange, and where he had arranged to meet Lom was followed by a program by mem bers of Ihec hurch. Mrs. Lola Thomp waiter told them. He spoke English I . . .” bard. It was nearly dinner time when Chlttenhum's pulses were throbbing he was dressed, and Lombard tapped son was pianist for the evening. very well. "And we shan't get any in strange fashion. No woman had at the door. Harry Chapin led the singing. Mr. more by the look of the sky." ever made him feel as he felt now, “What do you mean?" Chapin la the choir director of the Lombard fidgeted about the room. and It angered him. Was this the “So you got snowed upt” he said "There’s snow coming, sir." Eirat Chrlatlan church at Dallas. “Is It?'* she laughed. “How funny• strange fascination of her which had "There's something I want to tell you People taking part In the program and their parts were as follows: when It's aummer down In Montreux." conquered Rodney? Was this what Thanks, audience; group singing, aud Chlttenham got up and went to atand the boy had meant when he said, “Wait till you see her! There'a some ience; welcome. E. A. Cole; violin behind here. "Now we really are on the top of thing different—quite different about solo, Elbert T. DeMoaa; playlet, "The Your old discarded Tricycles Pickle ITofeasor," Emmagene Travla, the world.” he said. “Just you and her to any other woman—" and Bicycles. She had told him that she had Wlnlfrld Tyson, and Walter Nealon; I alone. Julie—I am sure even you duet. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bash; have never had an experience like never cared for any one In all hei Eugene 120 W. 8th life, that she was afraid of caring! reading. Orpha Singleterry; solo, this before?" W ■ ■1 I ■11 ”9 - I ” Harry Chapin; talk. "The Worthwhlle- nesa of Church Night," Mrs. lira Demon wny: selection by the orchestra under the direction of Dnllaa Murphy; talk, "What Is Our Duty Towards Chuch Night?" Roland Moahler; clos ing song, audience; prayer, Veltle Pruitt. MI sr Irene Brownfield had charge of the program for the eve ning. MARX BROS. FUN AT COLONIAL THEATRE By Ruby M. Ayres WEEK-END Specials For Thrifty Housewives 60c 60c 70c 70c 25c 15c 20c 25c ._... 20C 20C Irish-M irphy Co. Hail to the New W ANTED Christmas Greetings 2 Glasses Water, Not Too Cold, Help Constipation Ono glass of water Is not enough— take 2 glasses a hnlf hour before breakfast. You get quicker and bet ter results by adding a little simple glycerin, saline, etc., (known as Ad lerlka) to one gloss. Unlike other remedies. Adlerlka acta on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes old poisons you never thought wore In your system. 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