' r. -ny - r.' nr?
.vow you must
;J,,v niijM. Poekv
angel. &ne rose.
oi the morning session in tne owing
room of the church. About twenty
live monibois if ttt" missionary s-
to l U. Logan, as recorded i'n "Book
''! naire "-4 1. Record of Deeds for
Havwoi'rl Coun:v.
cleep W Wedn
AT MKTHOl'UST CHURCH
The Wont ;n's Missionary Society
of the Methodist church observed the
Week of !'r;nr on Tuesday with an
!.)
will get a train in
hi morning and lv
am
oul
l.V- 1
t by
v ah!
t is your tannly
icy w.'vc .present. S',. :nu.!e pursuant power of ''i
,, ,, .,. .,. . ..!-. . "', ::c.l upi'ii m.- iv virtue of ' ,
T.' xs ' AVrs.vii.:.'; . . . , v.!f, y, i,.sn hMl: fl
; - '' . ., ; If.'::. -.ivM rccordv! fj
'A'!- .. - ,u;,. i: , ,.f D,e-; f
!' " " i Til ISOYD. y.
:ilv ,y ,!,:.. .;. i rra-'e-s U
9 '-j -;-:.t C-tr
1
tomarivw
night.
k here
av meotir.c
th. chute!'. Mis
1 '.-"' .',Mi'iIfM
,1:
nre-
4
pu-.'i-cl r.
!cr I'y Mi
i.'ivttr-;
le- ni-ide ..
! an,! (It.:
and Mrs.
!o,:ue. Ml:
ss:L. .M.,rt:n
!ra inissio".
-i -,,i,i
1 ;
1 1 -
Mi.-
S M :
.1. T.
A :'! i:i :!( 1 ! '!' i ! i !: 1
w '!. r. pi o)ioi :y -1 ! uri.. ::
NO'i'U
. ky.
n wa-.
:,!e a-.
Mi-. I. '! Has
.it fir!-: OF TiM ST!- i
V5'
, 4 .i i u
CHAITKH IX: Dori
tne.-
to pel
she :
linally
he has
picture
sua.de Hotky to tell her wh
and what she has done. He
consents to let her know what
lvml in the newsDaners. Her
has been broadcast, and there seems
no doubt she is Dianne Merrell. chavjr
ed with havin.tr shot her husband right
after her wedding' ceremony, and es
caping in a cor.
(NOW CO ON WITH TH !', STORY )
She was ?o eager to be convinced.
She clung to the lapels of his coat,
looked earnestly into his face-
Rocky'.s hand pressed nervously
over his hot brow. 1 think you per
haps vou haven't been well " he stam
mered. "You mean." the words dropped
with a bedraggled courage, ' you moan
I've lost rny mind-"
'T mean I think you lost it for a
.short time, when when .this hap
pened.' 'How did vou know? I mean how
have you learned anything about me?"
"I I thought you guessed. The pa.
pers have been full of it."
"What do they say?"
Rocky looked away, as if he were
detaching the .subject from her- "Why,
they say this girl is supposed to have
killed her husband on her wedding
night, lv said again
"Oh!" She clung to
sympathy. "Oh! And
his
you
eyes for
think I
did that.'
Rocky took her hand
she drew away. "Doris
pityingly, but
. I didn't but
your photograph''
"Why did you want to take me to
( anada
"Why did 1 want to take you? 1 am
taking you. The first 'thing tomor
row. If 1 can get to Quebeek 1 can get
you on a boat and well, I think you'll
be safe enough in Paris."
"Hut. Rockv. thats insane. What
about passports?"
"I've thought of everything. You'll
see. I've got a passport made out for
Doris. , We'll change the 'picture, get
you a blonde wig "
"Hut Rockv
He looked; at her inquiringly. She
wanted to ask "Hut why are you do
ing this for me" Something in his
eyes made her unwilling. She said
instead, "I'll have to give, myself up.
you know." :
He patted her shoulder gently. "I'll
not let you,"
She stared up at bin: earnestly.
"Rocky- if I'm caught are you guilty,
too?" I don't mean guilty but isn't
there ami,, terrible penalty for hiding
someone like, me You're accessory
before the fact or "
"Or what "
"Or something. '
"What a mind.
What a lcgal iniiid
A master's, really. '
She was not : to be
attempt at fooling.
diverted b
In spite !
any
f all
been
Rocky s pre
caught once.
autions, she had
She would bo c
lught
again.
Du Ya
Rockv would be a
ted. Mrs
would -said
huskily: "There's
being involved. Think
She said huskily: 1 here s no use
in your being involved, i hmk ot your
mother.'
"I'm thinking of my mother.. One if
the lirtft things; she ever taught me
was to stick by my my friends"
Her heart contracted. "You're be
ing rather wonderful. I wish 1 could
do something to show you how much
I appreciate you your friendship "
she walked nervously to the window'.
A light was moving far away in the
woods. "A ear is coming."
"I expect it's Beatrice coming home
from the party. It's so late. , Doris
You ought to get some sleep.".
"What's: my. real name '' .
"Diane. But I'd rather licit call vou
that?"
"Is it so absolutely sure that J . did
this Do .vou suppose losing my mem
ory has transformed , me into an en
tirely different sort of person?"
"I don't know what to think.' I
think you ought to get some sleep."
"It 1 married this man I must
have loved him, mustn't. I?"
Rocky nodded gloomily. "I sii.p
' pose so "
"Say I didn't.," argued Doris, "Say
I hated him. : Even so-- -I 'hated' the
man in the cab. But I didn't want to
hurt him. I wouldn't kill him if he
walked into .the room right now."
She: shivered slightly. "I don't know
It seems odd to mo. I fee! certain I
couldn't kill anybody.". .'. ".
"It isn't that I don't believe in you
Doris. I belive in you beyond all
sense. The thing that worries me is
what you .'.would- have to go through
once you were in the hands of the
police, 1 You have been formally in
dicted for murder, in the first degree.
You'd even be denied, bail. You-I'm
afraid you'd collapse completely,"
"I won't go to pieces again." Shc
leaned her head, on her arms confi-
dently., "Now that I know-'-, what I
have to tight vyell I'm going to fight
it. Do you really think I'd deliberate
Jv let you in for a thing like, this ?' '
Rocky, whirled and looked squarely
"at . D oi
His lean features, twisted
'Give yourself, ud then. I'll
bittt
rlv
go with yi.-u to. the. , police the first 1
thing in the morning. But don't for i
get this. You speak about implicatijigJ
me. . I'm already inipiicated. More j.
than that. St. Gardens is iniplica-ted.
I iloit't. say we can't ge? him' out of j.
it. but -it 'w;!l he.-'a "Ki;e thiiig to have'!
9
h..-ppcii
- tor is a;
i mat i v!
Ri-ode 1
i st.. e.
mm j vr-
nis
nlv
Hi,
. : a ti it t i -it
nc-.' is
eraer
ne little
enty of
si w ed
muvder mail
ot a t
i ware
ll
at t lu
IV it'l'ttillK
le of the hi;
nr. A lilt
I publicity
) dings of
the 'e
; publicity
Doris cried
her wedding.
out. " I won't spoil
I'll go away - 1 won't
voice, stopped in the
sentence. She Wil
lie would have to slip
ilii it" Her
middle of the
thinking that
awav troni Rockv too. A
tin her spine, She knew
ihiver ran
then that
most of her new-tound courage sprang
from Rocky's friendship, When she
left him- what would become of her!
police -prison death
Rocky grasped her elbow. He had
read her thoughts. "You musn't try
to run awav t rom me. Vhatever hap
pens you'll stick with me. I'romise.'
"I can't promise that " She looked
up at him. His eyes were full of
tragedy.. "But don't link like that.
I'm afraid 1 haven't the courage to
run awav troni vou '
Relief flooded his face. He smiled.
"Then listen, Mrs. Conscientious, I've
got an idea. J know you're right in
everything you say. You ought not to
run. You ought to light. Here's an
other idea Supposing that you stay
here quietly for a few days. 1 could
leave you with Beatrice. Then I'll go
back to Morristown. New' Jersey and
get in touch with your real family
Perhaps we can arrange to get you
out on bail if you do give yourself up."
"T don't know why you want to do
all this for me."
Downstairs a door closed Rocky
went to the door. "I'm. going to speak
to Beatrice now. Will you go to bed
Doris shook her head -"No. I'd like
to talk to her. too."
"All right." Rocky opened the door.
"'Waif.' I'll bring her back up here."
When Rocky had gone, Doris turned
out the light and sat dowii by the win
dows. In spite of all that he had said
she knew that there was only one
thing for her to do She must pot re
pay his great friendship by involving
him in her trouble. The time must
come when she would go on alone.
"But not tonight." shc, Whispered.
"I'erhaps. it's awfully cowardly. But
not. tonight."
What was Beatrice saying in an
swer to. Rocky's disturbing '-tory?
Would- she think Rocky was crazy to
have done so much for a criminal and
a murderess? At the thought of Rocky
the dark outlines of '.'the rooih dis
solved. A host of magic particles il
luminated the blackness; assaulted her
scn--es. She losl herself in a dream.
She heard Rocky at the door, ami
sprang. up. She turned on the light
as lie came in with Beatrice St Gar
dens. Beatrice stated fixedly at Doris fur
a short moments Then she turned her
head and looked at Rocky.
"This chihl! You mean- -she Diane
Merrell?"
Beatrice smiled. "Nonse.nso!"..shi.
said vigorously.
"You '-'think she isn't "
"Of course she jnsii't She never
murdered anybody. Any person of
sense can seP that.'' She held out her
hand to Doris cordially. "Forgive me
for talking about you as if you
deaf-'-dumb and blind but it's
extraordinary. Anyway. I'm
you've come."
Doris took her hand shakily
were
all so
glad
"You're awfully sweet." she
;aid.
Beatrice sat down. "Then let's talk
quickly, because I can see you're tired
to death. Rocky has told ..me everything-
Y'ou know Rocky is just, like
my brother. W'e spent all of our va
cations together as children, so I hope
you won't mind his having told me. I
don't think -anyone, else should
know"
"Your father " began Doris.
"No. : I (loii't. think so. I'm sure
he'd approve but if anything -conies,
up. it's better if ho doesn't know- I
have a small sit ting room With a
porch of my own downstairs. . You
( shall spend your ' time .there. 1 have
I everything planned, You need set; no
on(., except Mary; a maid who s been
with us a Jong time, and is practically
blind besides.. And. Rocky shall, go
and see your people." : ;
"But your wadding--" said Doris.
"Yes; I'm afraid I .shall Ik- rather
busy,. I Won't be. able t tee ax much
of you as I'd like. - But it's not until
Saturday. That's four days, and that's
oceans of time for Rocky to- get to
New Jersey and back. Tfe'll take the
train. The bishop is arriving Satur
day morning so he'll be in time for
the' wedding rehearsa! which is to be
at eleven, on. the day of the wedding.
And Friday nig-ht my bridesmaid, is
coming from YIount'-Kisco and .-evera!
friends of: father's are coming the
I'll Yal. of course, will lie' here."
"Oh I don't think wt ought to stay,"
said, Doris. :, "But we'il get away, long
before the wedding "' ..- ",. -.. -
"Oh no! Y'ou must stay for the wed
ilintr.'' ' ,: ,, ' .' '.'' .-' .-,: .
Rocky shook his head, t
will have to,. get. I 'or: -then.
She'll be recogniz'.
' ,i''."-f hat-s true, 'isn't it?''
you'll have tyerythinfj e'e
then." : -,
I, oris said; "If I. do -t:
I .write, letters' 'for -u4(;
thing useful?".' '"'.'
. "That's an Mta: ' IT!' 'ha
I
before
.surely
up by
- : :
ouldn't ,
, ::ome-: .
bout "a'!'
e s- i
r" illi'in , letters to writ--
You
..g h:
Ko
h ;1
-iiu
"iiOoii.
. tone,
night."
n tears
(i
.-hind h
-. lb
ndlv
i been siv
so matter
i ;
knew want she
i. But ceriain
for this abrupt
d expt'ctco hint io d
she had not looked
i in pel-
sona! good-by-crept
between
She
lornlv
the sheets for-
The sun was streaming in her room
when she woke. Beatrice was stand
ing beside her with a loaded tray
it's ten o'clock," smiled Beatrice,
"and 1 thought, you might bo hungry,"
Doris sat up, opening and closing
her yese. They still smarted from the
strain of her long drive. "Oh. Wou're
nice to bring up this but. aren't you
terribly busy?"
"Busy calming I
think each imlival.
married her.-elf !"
"His Rock gone
" Wes. unit,, en i
now. Hut 1 broug!
She gave I tori .
I oris ri ad it as s
maids You'd
one was being
ly 1 h.iv
t
run
it you this."
in; :no. iiing paper.
as she , Irani, her eotl'ee
luln't notice the story
m the front page. Then
ne Merrell" caught her
down her cup with a
At fu-s .-he
though l! w.is
the name " D i
i- eye- She si
) gnsp,
i To
be Continued, 1
.Mr. and
l 'llllow llee.
M i s.
we're
Kilgai Duckett
week-end guests
1 he former's par
I'. 1. Ducket t
-. Mr
mil
Mi
Ducke
alolina
t is ell.
reacliers
gineei-
at Western
Collegi;
DISTRICT
I)
Mrs. June
(II- I'D l-;i; ATTKNDS
I-.. s. m t
OslHrne. Disl rict 1 eti-
uty (J rand Man
lin. and Mr Ke
n. Mrs. Cleo Frauk
ey Roberts, of West
Aslievilh', and Mr
AsbeVille, attelide
of t be Waynesville
K. S. i)ii last Thur
Osborne inadc her
lime,
s- H ilda Siinoils. of
1 a stated meeting
Chapter No. Hi,) ().
day evening. Mrs.
oincial visit at .this
MK-s
Ml Dl oKD Honors mrs
MO.NTGOMKRY
N M. Modford entertained
a delightful sewing -party and
il r
with handkerchief shower a.- her lionie on
I.ove Lane last Thursday afternoon
hoiioi'ing her liouse guest. Mrs- K. I'.'.
Moiitgoinery ..of Asheville, who is a
former resident of i his city.
Vases, of lovely yellow anil bronze
('h i ysan: iieiiiuiiis romhined wit h au
tumn leaves were used -effectively as
decoration and the Ilallowe'enii nio:if
w.;s carried out in. various de-tail- of
the party.
Little Miss )ebe Medford in trac
tive young daughter of the hos'ess.
dressed as a colored messenger .boy,
presented the handkerchiefs hidden
in a jack-o-lantern to (he honor guest
Mrs. Medford, assisted by her ,-ister,
Mrs. Akin Ward, served a delightful
s:tlad course which further , ai r ed
out. the Hallowe'en color scheme.;
The guests included Mr.-, Montgom
ery, and Mrs. John Queen Mrs. G.
( I'loi' Mi II I, in i Mis i:
It. Blackwell. Mis. Grovcr Davis. Mrs,
I'aul Walker. .Mrs. , (;. Stone, Mrs.
C. II. McDowell. Mr-. R. N liarber,
Mrs. o. R .Martin, .Mrs. L. !
Mrs.. Kiina .Me(!ee. and Miss
Crawford.
'.. Green,
Mildred
Varicose or Swollen
Veins Ulcers
'ou , poor sulferers i rom bad
VVha't misery you have endured !
crippling discomfort! -
But her" at . last is help for
No Jojiera tions , not' inji ijtioris.
legs!
h t
you ;
N
enforced rest nor- time off from work
A. simple home t reatment with Knier
aid Oil he;
Is vou r
lling: :
legs a
sores
ends
s gOOl
your
like magic,
pain, and
as new--daily
rou-
reduces w
niakes youi
abou
I'V'.'be.v tin
rc i-ti'.ji you
easy i.
re sure to
be helped or money bark
Smith's, Cut Rate Drug
Store and , druggi ts
every where.
Relieved By Taking Cardm
"I ' was . weak, and run-down arid..
KUffereo quit'; a -bit '.vl:h pa:::.; 1;:
my .side," writes Mrs. NieJj. fin;
ratico, of J!o;, uuiont, Texa '"! w--.-.-aiervoiis.
' I- u:! .'not :. n,:-;' w,'ll' ';;
'ntg'it. -an j r:iy uo:,- ;jte wa :. poor ;
:moth"r
viCi !
i talc
or :t
a!t;
to;-!,-
j I '
ihy ;;,;.,,-;,, i; -: t. :r ' '
b ,!!.; a. ai'.'-'-,
id'ut .all drug stores:
.-bit
Car,
,1 ISi
While you c
tine as usual
p i - cnteu
K. 'Boone
i i,
,i M
n:.io, .".-ief a. lili i .-i's on i ' I s
r, o IbVer and the conclud: :' ; .!!
r wa-. . ,!uet bv Mrs. ci- ;r ,-. Bui
n an,' Mrs. Cuy M.. e.
jjancheon was ser.,: ;.t tht, close
Kake You Lose
Unhealthy Fat
To take oil tat take one half tea
spoonful id Kruschen Salts in a glass
of hot water in the morning before
breakfast- on,, bottle lasis 1 weeks
gel it at Smiths t ut Rate Drug
Store or any drugstore in America.
If this first bottle fails to convince
you this the .Vr K and 11 ARMI.KSS
way to. lose faf --'your money return-
While losing fai with
K'ruschen y.iu gain in
physical attractiveness
you look and feel young
er no more gas, acidity
no more constipation.
Here and I here
Among Asheville's Better Shops
riiono 4013
Haywood St.
A Special (iroup of Women's
aad ( Inldren'H
Rain-Capes
Attractive, Peter Pan
Collars, some With Be
rets and Hags to match
All high shades.
Fleece l.iiu-d
GAI.OSHKS
$1.00
Pair
Brocaded rub
ber, black or
brown.
DPNIONS
SIIOK ni.PJ.
First Floor
French Flannel Robes
1 1 mime, I Willi Silk
SI 1.00
Cabbage - Neck
Sweaters
FORLSI
FkOClC j I.l,MJlere,lin
cuoi. -s"'7'"'
v ' Ifiindeiliilf I'liiri.
llilliiwire I'orest
(ORRIXT
Riding Attire
Ifcasonablv 'need
- VI :
C'ovinton Sport
bl ILivwoikI SI.
Ashevile,: N. C.
TWIN SKTS
All 'rr and' White
IS W h A I I-. KS
SI 'ITS
-W I 1 U-,
S2.9M S3.1S
2.!l s.l.as
si j ki;ts
IS I A I. It 1 1 II MA
, :, .'oiiinii S'ii!i:L'T
Vou II Know Jt hen
on See It"
COAT WEEK
LAVISHLY FL'M TBl.MMl L
DIM ND SPOPf COM1-
.ill Hav Who;! .Mn.c
$1
Lach
mm
m
r.t
. ! - T. ) -
- : i ' : . :
:-, '.he , a: :
: Waync-N il'.c
. b i 'aroiina 1
, .;:c! .!.,
: lie fall- a not'
ni : i :
0' .1 P. Sw lit.
o. aval oihers
,!cscroe,i a--
1 I and pari
iinal plat of
; n w K ing on
,e o:,l ' Battle
M. Wools, v T II Wool-,
and n:,r,, pai'.icu! fr!y
v!;U-:
l!,:r:u all ol iol No
of .; No. la til the !
i he tow n of Waynesville ;
the Sou: h side of tin
Hotel lot now in the bb
new Post Otlico bu.
BKGINMNG on an
said stake being a: n.
of the concrete wall :i
O)
ll. , .line"
;.i the w,
and i i '.
corner
Ollice lot
tel
teet
sub' of Mam Street
from the southeast
United Slates Post
and
runs N . To
stake in
(I . Jo,") teet to an iron
P. Swift s. line; thence
southerlv with the said line, M't'Z'
feet to an iron stake in the said line:
thence S, 7.V K, JH..r feet to a
stake in the westerly margin ot
Main Street; thence with the margii
of Main Street tili."S feet to the BK
GINNING, being the same land 1ha
William Faucet! Swift ..nd wife sol,.
Never liefoi'e have I seen a mot'e
charming array of attractive things
and reasonable, loo offered in any
stores as I ho ' on display ill these
l'i lal'y shops of Asheville.
And that wa- in rea'soii for. starling
this soi l of an .idvoi liseiiieiit, aiiear
ing in 'I he .Mountaineer which is your
nape! . Tin, .ol. will ;i"','i' oacii
week, an, I on phe of t hi nit nulu, -Iol
V aiiaw.iiieenieiii I. hope to he able
to do ju -tic-,, in tin oio" I'l'oin-
week In Week i lese 111 , 1 n g tile e, , II h t less
inti'li'tiiiu'- ilid valuable 'i e ,ait at toll
!' lill' e . leel,-ltY :hol;.
( (f , our -, , w ,
in Wayne -,i
he i'!e Know I hai
on j'ra ,. up -1 o date.
in,'l nioiieni 'la,',' - to iiiiy. mi '"tijuy
.villi your homo town ina fcha lit
Kill -wo ai- e ; know (hole ale many
things, voir might w.mt - that "lily
A'heville" anil .larger -city merchants,
are able to nil'er for you in.-)0e.( 'ion.
In other words, "I I" ymi ''an't. find it'
at. homo, Asheville merchant have it."
Many ".times' you may waiil soniething
..dvei tised b. these shops listed i)i
thi- ad and you" will neil her. have time
.nor care to make the trip. I will be
delighted to do your . bo.'iiijng here
among these nie reliant .-. .lust , .drop
me a note 70-! New Mediial ltuild
ing: .As.hev.ilje', ''-giving me sizes, eolor;1:
and iuant it Se- and. . your order will
be s.eiU to you iiiii-'iiedi.-iti'ly collect. .
It will be. time saved -for ymt iiii'l, "f :
course, if the men-hand iso. is not s'a'l-'-.isfactory
it 'can always lie ret.unic'l. .
Let nle hiar fi'oni you!
7 .a
hi
r.l.
On Mond.., IV.vm
eleven o'clock. A. '1
bouse door in the :,''ii
llayw,H,i County, N,
will sell at public
highest bidder for ca
described lands and
Adjoining 1 he lands
1 P.". I
Th; ;ii, lo:h .:.n ,o' ( i, ton, i l;.t..;.",
MRS. lTiAXCLS SliKLTON
A.iuiinistrati i . f tin- t-sta:, of S
A. Shelton, decca-ed.
No. 11S-, Oct. ::r.-Nov -J U-io-'J,',
DIZZINESS
relieved bj bkick-Draught
"I decided to take Theilford e
Black-DrauKbt. as 1 had been hav
lK tiilloiia Kpi'lls. writes M r I, i-s
K. Stevens, pf Coto'iitms, In, I. "Wlu.ii
I r.( Mlloua. If, sleepv an.l ttr. it
mul do nut feel I ke ilolntt my wort;
! K-ft HWftillv .livv. 1 I'""" ' " '"
that I Iiad lienor lake sonn-tlili:"
After I found how enoil ninek-l 'raia;1,!
Is. thnt t whnl 1 ' o , e-.-,l t l-ii, si
It rlils me of ill, ' He for T f" '
t,'i---ion't I'e, 1 :,!., 1 ai'i Oroeplnt;
,,ff IO Slci'P l.V. V I!'-!'.' 1 Si' l"'!l.
I'll , I. to me e- . vt-rv ''-ot f' ''Hen
Voir i,,,,, e.rn ,;, ' ;,0,l,---OVUiiif iH
ic ri of u XV. Cft'. tor ('iu'J)UBN.
SEW FOR
YOURSELF
If it's n new frock or a new
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