The Evening herald., July 13, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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COLLECTORS OF
STAMPS MEET
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Jr RUTH DEWEY GROVES
GIRLICVES"
Service IncJ
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THIN HAH 1IAITK.VK1I
IIKIITIB U)V WAKU, on I lie
of hrr wodillnc to l)l IIUV.
UK, twHv a paper knife mm
Ul from IJLA MAKHIt, who bad
(timed l(ml down berauao bs ra
But weallhr. Tile feel of tits
niMal chilled Korlle Lou, and too
Ihnnxht that It was a dagger to
pierce her bapplnew flashed
acrosa her mlad so that ber
drramiitK antlrlpatlon turned to
uiUK'ramo lureboaing. slut sue
eonragcouvly rraolvr not to be
joaluua of Kd'a pant love affati.
Ilia future la In her keeping.
licrllo Ixu rereirra a acruud
blow in her pride avhra a lie accl
dentally overheara one briUreniaJd
k anulher If ahe thouKht the
liride liked being eecond rlioice.
hhe goce through tlie ceremony
In a daae, but w hen Hod whispers
"My wife" with a world of ador
ation In lila r)oa, ahe know a tliat
ahe would rather be second choice
tlian to gire him up.
They aprnd aa Ideal honeymoon
in a mountain: reaort, and Ik'itie
lou a Ira oat forgita the shadow
fust bv the predatory ex-sweci.
heart until they return and find
liila acting aa dictator in their
apartment on the ground that
he know what Rod likes. Both
the bride and her mother resent
Llla'a efforta to annoy and MRS.
WARD advises Bertie Lou to try
to arold meeting her la the fu
ture. The first dinner In the new
home was a failure but Bertie
liOu makes up ber mind to be a
good cook and housekeeper. They
are giren a surprise welcome-
home party by some of their j
trienae and MAW .a,i,ii teiia I
Bertie Loa that they purposely L,r
"gave ius toe sup."
NOW GO ON WITH THE 8TOKV
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"Looks liko we'll need a new budget," she said, striving to apeak lightly.
CHAPTER VI
It iu Just as she feared. Ber
tie Loo admitted the fact as
she lay staring out of tse open
window at the street lamp on the
corner. It made the room too
bright.
"But if I pull down the shade
there won't be any air," se re
flected. Sleep was Impossible any
how, she knew.
Marcella's remark kept her
awake. It pro red to Bertie Lou
that everyone was aware of the
situation that troubled ber. That
Lila wasn't to be Invited to a sur
prise party tor her former sweet
leart and his bride could hare
been taken for granted. But that
It was considered best to keep her
in Ignorance of the affair reveal
ed the town's knowledge of her
still active Interest In Rod.
MarceJIa'a tactless admission
confirmed the fear that Bertie
Lou had expressed to her mother.
another, wilted flowers drooped ' fore It was over, he'd been prac-
ln rases and the curtains were tlcally forced to buy soma Scotch,
knotted together to let In morei 'Tout' had been r.lnt.4 .i
the back door. Ha could a that
Bertie Lou could bare wept,now. Certainly he hadn't sent
but she remembered that it wasfor a bootlegger. Well. It had
her own gang that had done worked. Th rn, h.rf .
tnta. Many times she d been along night of 1U
wnen otner nomes were upset.
She aym path lied now with her '
"But that's the last show of
that V I n 1 In 1. v.
mother who'd often complained promIsed himself rirtuouT;. "No
more wild partiei. It's ua for
the Heights."
of the damage done at parties.
"Ob. why didn't I itraighten it
up last night?" she walled. A
nasty taste in her mouth answer
Bertie Lou puiiled over what
ed her. Whoever had made that ! 10 d0 wlth ,ne lef""". resolved
Dunch . i ,nt henceforth she would do
She went out to the dining 1 ,ne barln herself. Rod seemed
room and started to carry, the ' t0 h"' 00 ,ense of "mlUUon..
heavy punch bowl to the small, "The Idea of two pounds of
latticed entry off the kitchen. ' 'ted almonds! Nearly four dol
Just Inside the kitchen door herj,a worth! I'll have to remind
toot slipped on a slice of orange ' Rod that our appropriation for
and she crashed to the floor. The ' entertainment Isn't quite as big
bowl was shattered. ; as the French war debt
Rod came running to ber.
I
a time, as ha alwatf did. She
jumped to ber feet, scattering
thickly scribbled sheets of paper
to the floor.
She was In the kitchen when
be opened the front door. He'd
never heard her make such
clatter.
"Dinner's late." Bertie Lou
conieaaod.
"Never mind It. We're going
out. Tom Fraser's In town. He
wants us to hare dinner with
him and Molly."
Bertie Lou paased over a half
peeled potato. "Why didn't you
telephone me?" she asked.
"He came Into the store Just
as I was leaving. Say. did my
blue suit come back from the j
tailor's?"
"It's on the bed. I didn't hare 1
time to hang It up. Some of the
wheedled a few minutes later.
hearing llorlla Lou In the bed'
room.
"You're spollad." ahe called
bark. But she willingly got out
trash underwear and socks for
him.
Then ahe took her slippers out
to the kitchen to clean them.
When she relumed Rod was
throwing a tit. Ills freshly-pressed
suit was covered with white hairs.
"Did Belle have that darned
dog up here again?" he stormed.
Bertie Lou sneaked Into the
bathroom and locked the door.
Rod could cool off while she
took a shower. On second thought!
he opened the door again and
threw him a wet sponia. "Here,
uae this. It will pick up the
hairs," she adrtaed.
When aha emerged from the
bathroom, tingling from a cold
pray. Rod was In the dining
room going over the bank state
ment. A frown drew his fine
black brows together. Rapidly
ne ran through the cancelled
Hps. Bertie Lou's signature
was on most of them.
By this time Bertie Lou waa
dreaaed he had the aceounta
straightened out for her: She
came up and put aa arm on hla
shoulders.
Looks like we'll need a new
budget," ahe said, atrlvlni to
speak lightly.
Rod looked up at her soberly.
We'll bars to find some war of
cutting down, Bertie Lou, If we're
going to keep within our Income.
There won't be a penny ot this
montn a salary to save."
"I know It," Bertie Lou an
swered dejoctedly. "But I don't
ee what we can do unless we
send out notices that we're not
keeping open house."
The weight ot the budget re-1
malned on her mind until ther
entered the Arlington hotel and
saw the Fraser waiting for them
In the lobby. But It waa forgot
ten the Instant she saw who was i
with them.
(To Bo Continued)
An enthusiastic group of four
teen stamp collectors met Thurs
day and formed a temporary
organisation, naming J, W. A.
Drummond aa president, Bert C.
Thomas as vice-president, and
Mrs, L, B, Hague as secretary.
The club plana to have regular
meeting and to take up ques
tions of Interest, such aa, having
the local poat office keen on
hand new stamps as they are la
sued by the United States gov
ernment.
The data ot the next meetlns
was fixed for Thursday, August
is is. at the office of Mrs. L.
u. Hague, no Wllllts Bulldlns
si t:su p. m. All paraons In
tereated In stamp collecting are
Invited to get In touch with anv
of the officers. Soma of the
members exhibited Terr aluahi
old enroropes bearlug the en-1
...... vuiin oi me carriers on
ineir pioneer mall trlpa; and
aoma members have collections
ot mora than six thouaand
stamps.
JUDGE GILMAN
VISITS KLAMATH
Juilga U C. Oilman, 81. I'aul,
vice-president ot ths Ureal North
ern railroad paid an official visit
to Klnmath Kails Thursday, leav
ing last night for San Franclaco.
With T. T. DUon, general su
perintendent and 0. U. Harding,
Judge Oilman mail a lour of
the proposed extension from
Klamath rails, south to Look
out,
ClarkOLartdreth
REQISTERKD
ARCHITECT!
Pelican Theatre
Building
Phone 684
Fourteen people In New York
City are married every hour.
white with alarm. He picked her
up as gingerly as though he
feared she must at least have
cracked her bones.
Bertie Lou laughed at him.
Then she saw the bowl. "Grin-
nels old public utility." she
girls were In for a little brldre.
Bertie Lou was hurriedlv nnttinr
They set the cost of the party away the potatoes and carrots
Her marriage waa going to be moaned. "Gone forever. Oh, Rod
like a three-ring 'circus for her
friends.
Her face had flamed resentful
ly when Marcella had told her
of keeping Lila In Ignorance of
the party. For a moment ahe
we'll have to pay for it.
yon know what tbe last one that
got broken cost Tommy White!"
"What's a bowl?" Rod was
magnificently unimpressed by cut
glass. "You might have broken
was tempted to go to the tele-1 your neck, Bebs."
phone and ring up Lila. Ask her j "I'Te broken 140. That's at
to come over. Let people see that ' least a window."
she was not afraid of her. But j She referred to the house they
the Impulse was stayed by the: hoped to build. To have It soon
knowledge thst LI la was capable waa one reason why they had
'"" occasion 10 ner, taken this flat over the
advantage in some way.
I wonder If I am afraid of
her?" Bertie Lou asked herself
with an honesty she did not hesi
tate to Indulge In secret. She
fell asleep finally with the ques
tion unanswered.
e
In the morning she got up
quietly to avoid waking Rod and
went out to put hex, little home
In order. She looked like a flow
er in a junk yard aa she stood
la her crisp morning dress,
mourning over the appearance of
the living room.
The rug was rolled Into a cor
r. Chairs were piled upon one '
Bust
Bee. It was cheap and near
Rod' work. Saved car fare.
When they got out to Willow
Heights, where they wanted their
down against the emergency fund
and Bertie Lou said ahe wonld
try to make It np from her
household expenses.
Several weeks later she sat per
plexedly poring over an account
book and a bank statement. Some-
And 1 ,hln decidedly wrong. Rod
would find It at once, but ahe
hated to have him know shed
muddled.
The appropriation for enter
tainment had in some unaccount
able manner spread out to In
clude recreation, emergency, edu
cation, travel, and even the den
tists small slice of their round
dollar system.
It had seemed a very generous
sum when first they had planned
the budget. Their frlelnda had
been gorgeous to them. Bertie
Lou and Rod didn't want to be
niggardly In returning their hos-
houae, he must ride In on a bus i)ltallt3r- But they hadn't ex pec t-
or hare a car of his own. They'd
need to save almost penuriously
10 maae- tne Heights.
a
Bertie Lou finished putting the
iiai to rights with a heavy heart.
Rod whistled cheerfully In . the
bathroom, though really he was
not feeling so good either. His
head ached and he was wonder
ing what Bertie Lou would say
wnen they came to "budgeting
last night's party. Somehow, be-
SIDE GLANCES'
By George Clark
Now Mom, when you meet this data please don't tell him how
It seems only yesterday I was running around barefoot and making
si iaa in the . -
ed to have so many Impromptu
pariiea.
Bertie Lou was in despair when
Rod came home. She'd even for
gotten to start dinner. She heard
him come up ths stairs three at
she'd started to prepare. She
delighted at the prospect ot hav
ing dinner with the Frasers. Tom
was an Important man In Way
vllle. His success In New York
was well known In his home
town.
a
"I suppose Molly will be wear
ing fall clothes," Bertie Lou
thought, going over her own
wardrobe In her mind. Her nice
things were all for summer wear
"Well. Its still warm weather
here. And my beige chiffon looks
good. Wonder if I'd have time
to clean my blond kid slippers?"
"What time must we be there.
Rod?" .she called. "Where are
they? The Arlington?"
"Yep." Rod yelled back from
the bedroom. Dinner at Sevan
Swanky, aren't thev?"
"Thank goodness. That clvea
me time to dress decently. I wish
people In this town would ston
eating with the six o'clock
whistle."
Rod was under tbe shower and
didn't answer. "Get me some
clean things, will yuh, honey?" he
Dr. Harold M. Brow.i
Kye, Ear, Noae and Throat
Classes Fitted
Office,
Klamath Valley Hospital
NOTICE OF
Auction Sale!
A sale of Unredeemed
pledges, of Watches, Dia-
monds, Gum, Rifles, Cam
eras and Musical Instru
ment, will be sold at
Public Auction Saturday,
July 13th at 2:30 p. m
at 1004 Main St Pledges
to be sold represented by
the following numbers. -No.
1 No 43 No. 02
No. 3 No. 61 No. 97
No. 9 No. 62 No. 100
No. 10 No. 67 No. 112
No. 13 No. 71 No. 118
No. 16 No. 74 No. 129
No. 21 No. 76 No. 134
No. 23 No. 83 No. 142
No. 37 No. 89
S. J. CARLISLE, 1004
Main St., Klamath Falls,
J. II. Plant, Auctioneer
Portland, Ore.
Tay Day is Saving) Day With Him ... He
is saving until ho gcta enough to do something
with.
Everybody admires the young man who Is
Thrifty and Ambitious.
We are anxious to see the young men In this
community Succeed. We invite your confidence
and will be glad to have you deposit your Sav
ings in our care for safety and as a safeguard
from careless spending.
Save Now for Success.
The First National Bank
Member Federal Reserve Bank
Resources over Four Million
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Transportation
Company
To all points North
East and West
For Convenience.
Economy, Safety and
Dependability
"RIDE THE NORTHLAND"
Phone 999
Terminal Stage
Depot
615 Main Street
An Acre of Good Land Close to Town for Less Than
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Eight One Acre Tracts: Prices $200.00 to $350.00 per
acre. Title Insurance with Each Acre
Terms: 20 per cent down, Balance 18 Monthly
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For Further Information,' See Owner
H. E. Hanger
Buick Garage
1330 Main
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