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TENTH INSTALLMENT
"Can you stand it to have only
aie for dinner this once?” asked
Joyce.
"Whoopee! Just ask me, can
I! he replied. “You know that,^aeain.” he began. "I sure do hate
was struck by the lingering be
wilderment on Packard’s face.
There seemed to be something he
couldn’t quite understand, but he
asked for no explanations.
"Gee! it’s good to be home
fYills, old kid. I’ll go up and
wash and be right down again.”
When Parkard came down the
stairs Joyce divined his intention
to kiss her again, and she moved
toward the dining room immedi
ately, saying, “Dickie eats with
us. At least he sits at table and
Chicago.”
She asked politely, "Was the
conference a success?”
Packard stared.
Joyce flushed. "Oh, is it some
thing I’m not supposed to ask
about?'’ rushing into the first
remark which occurred to her in
an effort to cover her embarrass-
snaips up what favors he can per
suade me to give him, don’t you,
darling? He has his regular din-j j^^d. no!” he exclaim-
ner in the kitchen.” . ha.stily. “Only . . . only . . .”
“Where do you want his he hesitated. “I’m sorry, Frills,
chair?” inquired Packard polite- i can’t keep up with you. You’ve
ly. “Here you are. boy, get up jumped me so hard about talking
and let’s see how good your!shop and said so often you didn’t
table manners are.”
They sat down opposite each
other at the small round table
W’lth Dickie between them. Joyce
Modern Women
give a damn about what happen
ed so long as you didn't have to
hear ai)out it that—’’ *
“Well. 1 don’t want to knoA
everythnig that happened. 1 just
wondered if you had a succe.ssfut
trip in general,” said Joyce. She
From 14 to 55 | began to wonder if Frills had
NEED NOT SUFFER. ever liad a decent word for any-
monthly pnin and delay due to * oue
Simple colds, exposure, ner- i
Tons strain, or similar causes |
CM-chnn-tem Pint |
are effectiye, harmless, reli*
Sble and liTt Relief.
Accei^oosubstitute.Packed
in Red and Gold Metallic I
Boxes sealed with Blue Rib*
boo.Soldbydnicxists _ ;
evsrysrtitr*. Ash fsr
CHICHESTER^PILIS
*THI tlAMOND ^ ■HAND”
STOPS
aA/eadacke
"Ob. sure, we fixed up what
I went for and got the new
branch office planned out and
ready for business." be said.
"Sam said there was a fire at
the plant here," remarked Joyce
i casually, "but almo.st no dam
age done. Had you beard about
if.’”
I "Yes, t called up from the
I'ity l)efore I came down. But. tell
.me what you've been doing with
I your.self. Prills. How's everyone
in the gang? Doc been in much?”
■■Don’t know. I just got home
torlay myself,” replied Joyce. “I
liaven’l seen anybody I know for
iK'arly tu-o weeks. The first two
(Iny.s after you went they wmild-
ii'l let me alone, and I wanted to
he quiet, so I walked off and
went up to the city alone.”
There was an uncomfortable
j silence. I’aekard ate for a few
moineuls with h.s eyes fastened
on bi.s food. .Ii.y^e understood
witiuoit doubt l.iat he didn't be
lieve she hud spent all that time
ill San Francisco alone. Wtiy
should he? Suddenly she knew
that she wanted him to helievo
it. It was perfectly otivious to
her the way he loved Frills and
that he was a little afraid of her.
.lovce wotidiuvd with a snd-
Tliere seems to be no safer way to
«od a headache -and there certainly i
■ no safer way—lhau two tablet* of ' den thump of her heart how he
Bayer .Aspirin. I __—— .. . ... .. ;
You’ve beard doctors say Bayer j
Aspirin is soft. If you've tried it, you 1
it’s You could take I
these tablets every day in the year I , .. ,,
without any ill effects. And every -btate of North Cnrolma I)e-
t’EKTlFICATB OF
l)IS.SOLlTU).\'
time you take them, you get the
desired relief.
Stick to Bayer Aspirin. It’s safe.
It gets results. Quick relief from
iacbes, colds,
diseomfort.
or other sudden
partnient of Slate
To .All to Whom These Presents
-May Come—Greeting:
Whereas, it appears to my sat
isfaction, by duly authenticated
record of the proceedings for the
voluntary dissolution thereof by
the unanimous consent of all
stockholders, deposited in my
office, that tne C. s S. Motor
Express Company, Incorporated,
■I corporation of this state, whose
principal office is situated in the
town of N'orth Wilkesboro, coun
ty of Wilkes, state of North Caro-
:m,d (E. F. Caldwell, being the
•scent therein and in charge
tiiereof. upon whom process may
he served), has complied with
lie requirements of Chapter 22.
would like a baby around the
house. If she could only ask him
about that baby In New York.
“I promised Dickie to throw a
stick for him,” she said as they
left the table, “If you care to
join us, come alotag,” and she ran
across the terrace and down the
wide stone steps to the stretch
of such reckless actions while on
horseback. —
"Oh, please don’t!’’ she • e*-
clalmed hastily, "you make me
—” she had been about to say,
“you make me nervous,” when
s:he was struck by the absurdity
of Prills Packard saying anything
like that.
Packard looked surprised, but
he obediently fell away a little.
Joyce was undecided whether to
be contemptuous of him for his
lack of spirit or to conclude that
his experience with Prills, when
he crossed her, had probably
been bo unpleasant that he had
learned his lesson thoroughly.
Try as she would, Jo-,ce could
not keep Robert Alnp ,orth from
of lawn at the top of the garden, thoughts. The 1 eauty of the
without waiting for a reply.
a
Packard lighted a cigarette and
followed her more slowly. By the
time he joined them she was
racing around with Dickie, hav
ing a lively game and secretly
amused to wonder what he
thought of the unusual sight of
Prills enjoyng a childishly sim
ple pleasure of this kind.
She turned to him and asked
very abruptly, “Are you very
tired after your trip?”
“Good Lord, no!” he answer
ed, evidently startled, “why?”
”Il's going to be glorious
moonlight in a few minutes. Let’s
go for a horseback ride.” His
look of blank amazement at this
suggestion caused her heart to
sink for a moment. Suppose he
refused! A gust of angry im
patience struck her. If they
didn’t hurry, somebody would
come and spoil her plan!
“What’s the matter? Afraid
it’ll cause a scandal if any one
discovers you’ve been out with
your own wife?” she demanded
night brought vividly to mind
his delightful personality. It
would be so perfect with the
right man!
Joyce wondered most of the
way back If her silehce puuzzled
Neil very much. She would have
chatted willingly enough, but
nothing except dangerous re
marks seemed to occur to her.
Neil was little help for he too
rode In silence. What was he
thinking? Looking at him she
thought with amusement
“Prunes! ’’
“Don’t you feel well. Frills?
You . . . you’re sort of quiet to
night,” said Packard, in what
Joyce described to herself as a
“cautious voice.”
“I feel absolutely wonderful!"
she retorted with spirit, “can’t
I enjoy myself just once .without
shrieking over It?”
"Oh, sure, only it’s . . . It’s
not exactly like you.”
EKmKecprBer’s uif^k Soiree of
Grief To Repmentathre Haynes
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■ ■
IIQNPAY. JQBr 15, lft33
'M "
By M. R. DnanagMi'
Ralelg'h.—SbeMff Haynes ? has
had a peck of trouble over the
Recorder's epurt of Elkin, so, he
has, in desperation, m^e an at
tempt to end that trouble—or it
may mean silll more trouble—by
introducing a bill In the Honse to
abolish the court, effective May
15, this month.
The bill provides that all
causes and processes in said
court which shall not be ‘beard
or dlspofed of bn or before May
16, shall be transferred, return
able to and tried by the court of
proper jurisdiction, and full pow
er and authority is hereby given
said court to remand sueb causes
and processes to the court of
proper jurisdiction.
Also, It provides that all costs
and fines due and to be paid
Into the Recorder’s court which
are due and unpaid on said date
shall be collected by the present
recorder of said court and paid
over to the treasurer of Surry
county, less a commission of five
per cent for collection.
And what a sigh of relief Sher
iff Haynes indulged In when he
Introduced the bill, but that
sign will not be comparable to
the one he will give when, and
If, his new bill Is ratified. He has
had two years of it and, is weary
of well doing.
The jurlsdictlop was extended
five miles around Elkin two
years ago, so as to take In parts
of Wilkes “and Yadkin counties,
but primarily the town of Jones-
ville. In Yadkin. Senator Black
burn tried to take Wilkes and
rate, Sheriff Haynes has Intro
duce the bill to' abolish the
conrt. It Is not presumed that he
will have any opposition from
Wilkes or Yadkin * representa
tives. In fact,' It'^sults them.»Nor
Is It expected that Senator 'Spar
ger,- of the- Surry-Stokes district
will oppose it, unless lots of his
Surry constituency appeal to him.
So, it now looks, after saving
the pieces of the court. Sheriff
Haynes Is ready to destroy the
whole thing at one fell swope
Boston. May 10'.-^Aa’''Increase
of about'onA-^^cent a loaf in the
jostt} ef bread to- AoMUmers
woadd rMuIt .under the* terns of
the farm blll»‘^cretary of Agri
culture Henry A. Wallace, said
today.
Got Over Weak*
Pamlnl Condition
By Talung Cardoi
**I was weak and run-down and
suffered quite a bit with pains In
my side," writes Mrs. Nick Bar-
rmneo, of Beaumont, Texas. "I was
nervous. I did not rest well at
Gandhi Much Weaker But I °*4^/“^„ther
Doctor Says Ho Will Live' beneficial result, so I decided
!' to take IL 1 surely am glad I did,
Poona, India, May 10.—^The . stopped the pain In my aide
Mahatma Gandhi was described, and built up my general health.
tonight by bis own physician as! * ^k seven tottlee la alL"
For over 60 years, Cardul nas
“exhausted but not unduly ill’ , j^gipj^g ^pmen Just aa this
from the fast he began Monday.
The physician, after examin
ing the frail political and spiritu
al leader who embarked on a
three weeks’ fast in protest
against untouchabllity, said he
was surprised and disappointed
at the rapid fall in Mr. Gandhi's
condition so soon.
Texas lady describes above.
Cardul is sold at all drug atorea.
NOTICE OP SALE
‘Hell!” Kriniied Packard, "I
should worry about that. But
you can’t blame me for . . . for
wondering if I’d heard you right.
You—we haven’t spent many
evenings together lately.”
There was something In his •'
voice which hurt Joyce a little.
She had not found him exactly
interesting so far, but she al-
reaidy liked him enough to be
sorry fi>r the way Frills had been
treating him. “Well, it’s up to
Joyce, torn between impa-
tience and amusement, answered. Yadkin from that jurisdiction in
“Well, whatever I do is me isn’t | a bill this session, hut succeeded
. , only In getting the part of
‘ Packard made no reply to {Wilkes out. Yadkin remained^
this, but a little later on he said Representative Eaton of Yad-
eariieslly. “Look here, sweet-[kin. on request introduced an-
heart. I stopped to see mother ^ other bill to take Yadkin ou .
vn She’d ! Sheriff Haynes had to fight it.
like awfully to ... be friends j The biff came back from the
with you. Won’t you. please? I’d , committee on Courts and Judicial
give anything in the world if j Districts with a favorable re-
you’d go to see her and j.«t be>rt. and bheriff Haynes got
nice to her a few minutes. You ! sent back to Judiciary No. 2. It
needn’t go often or spend ’-niich j came ou_t_ favorably reported, and
yan.” she replied. “I’m going for!
j time there, but if you
she’s 1 Sheriff Haynes had it sent back
North Carolina, Wilkes County.
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained In a cer
tain mortgage deed executed by
N. T. Wood and wife, Nancy
Wood, which mortgage deed is
duly recorded In the office of
the Register of Deeds for Wilkes
County in Book No. 161 at page
310, and there being default In
the payment of the note secured
thereby, the undersigned will on
the 5th day of June, 1933,
at 12 o’clock noon, at the court
house door in Wilkesboro, N. C..
offer for sale, for cash to the
highest bidder, the following
real estate, to-wit:
A certain tract or piece of land
lying and being in Wilkes coun
ty. State aforesaid. In Mulberry
Township, and described and de-' ^dthouiTIoss of one mother or baby
fined as follows, to-wit: Begin-1 j, believed Anique In American
ning on a black pine now down, i medical history,
running north with the top of' Get a bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s
the ridge Monroe Wyatte line to
a stake: thence east 84 poles to
BOWELS
need watching
Let Dr. Caldwell help whenever your
child is feverish or upset; or has
caught cold.
His simple prescription •will make
that bilious, headachy, cross boy oi
girl comfortable, happy, well in just
a few hours. It soon restores the
bowels to healthy re^larity. It helps
"break-up” a cold by keeping the
bowels nee from all that sickening
muci;s waste.
You hope a famous doctor's word
for this laxatwe. Dr. Caldwell’ record
of having attended over 3500 births
VICt it A/VLUiC WA A-et. v>«»^vvv*4»J
Syrup Pepsin from your drugstore
and nave it ready. Tnen you won’t
so anxious to have things friend
oaci.i. aaa j gtonei thenc6 south to and have to worry when any member of
to Counties, Cities and Towns. It; j g, Higgins’ line 154 poles your family is headachy, bilious.
a ride and if you want to come, . touch on her my being came back with a favorable re-1 ^ Chestnut stump; thence
_11 uVtCi niiclllrtr) * o' ( _>__4 » » J OVkAMaFA LlAim-xcs fi^Sarl fI J. FT J _ ^ I- _.24U It
all right.” Secretly she quailed never I Pott, and Sheriff Haynes tried to west 70 degrees south with P
the idea of going out alone for , getting I S^t it sent back -.gain, but failed,
tlu' firsl timp. Would it be light ^ know" passed its second reading,
enough for safety? Could slie,° N^il stopped Joyce felt! However, when it came to third
assy or constipated. Syrup Pepsin
. Is good for ail ages. It sweetens the
E. Brown's line 102 poles to W. i increases appetite-makes
g01 digestion more complete.
A. Wiles’ line, containing
acres more or less, except 4
1-2 I
handle Rosita?
But Packard accepted without
further questioning. 'Til tell
Sam to saddle up while we get
into our things.” he said. “Run
on in. darling. Let's light out be
fore any of the gang shows up.”
“Take Dickie with you and!
leave him with Sam,” said Joyce,
and, tremblirg with excitement,
she raced into the house and up
stairs to her big closet, where she
lump coming into her' thrriat. 1 reading it could not muster suf-
His voice was so pleading and
so anxious. She remembered the
sweetfaced woman whose picture
she had found in his desk draw
er, and how she wondered if his
mother were still living.
“Well, all right. I’ll make a
ficient strength to get over.
The fine Italian hand of the
political-minded sheriff had been
shown.
Now they seem to be having
trouble getting a judge. At any
acres sold to J. P. Kilby, and
aores sold to Rebecca Kilhy.
This May 1st, 1933.
B. E. BELL,
5-22-4t. Mortgagee.
Charity Waddell, Assignee.
7 I
Dr. W. B. CaldwclCS
SYRUP PEPSIN
A Doctor's Family Laxative
terace side, Joyce heard voices:
date with you to take me to sc® I ^nd when they entered the living
her tomorrow. I won’t go alone,”
and was a little pleased with her-
proeeeded to kick ^ofi her slip-!«c'f “er diplomacy,
pers and pull her dress over her I Her prompt acceptance
Ilea l as rapidly as possible. She' prised him, she s-tWp
was just drawing her -boots onjseized
when she heard Packard cross
the bedroom and go through to
his dressing room.
Scarcely five minutes later j
8ur-
but he
i t gratefully.
Thanks a lot. We could take a
run out there before dinner.
Could you be ready at about
upon
room they were immediately sur
rounded by a welcoming group
i who had evidently been waiting
for their return.
“Well, what do you know?
Frill’s been riding in the moon
light with her husband! Hot
stuff! Somebody telephone the
scandal to the papers"
The company consisted of Doc
Ellison, Ross and Clarice Emery.
five? Or would that interfere
they were hurrying dbwiistairs , with anything you’re doing? We
the stable don’t have to go tomorrow, you , Charlie Bates, and Art Belmain.
She nitioed as they rode off; know.’’ | Joyce wondered where the other
slowly that Neil kept eyeing her j “No. we'll go at five. If you j women were.
in an apprehensive fashion. She! forget or let any business Inter-j “Don’t suppose you got any
decided he must be worrying j fere you’ll have hard work mak-
about the accident she had had ing any more dates with me ■
and probably wondering what | for anything,” retorted Joyce,
mad idea the moonlight would
inspire in her tonight. Well, if
be were looking for trouble of
•Til be there, I’ll tell the
world. Gee, Frills, that’s sweet
'of you. You know how
much i
'onsolidated Statutes, entitled once, holding out his case
Uiat kind he would be disappoint-1 mother means to me.”
ed! I Joyce rode on in silence thlnk-
”Want a cigarette, dear?” he | furiously. If she
More than
choice Havana
plus other choice pur
ported tobacco a
taste and aroma foond
only in higher priced
cigan——that’s JOHN
RUSKIN atandvd
value.
Don’t be milled by
old time brand*
“marked down to
5c.” JOHN RUSIKIN
ii the only dgar gi-viag
yon full 1933 Talne
for your 5 cent*.
Try a few today.
You win enjoy every
puff. ■
golf twhile you were East, did j
you. Neil?” asked Art Belmain. i
“Not a round,’’ replied Pack
ard.
The men proceeoed to talk
I golf and business.
As the party broke up. Dr. |
Ellison said in an aside toj
Joyce, “Say, FVills, you’re look-1
,, . , ittsiveu uiiutT. UU.U.M6 UUP pp.u p-ppu-J j could do tilings like this for ing much better than you did two |
•he’Sro'f tnrceriiftcate of ‘■'”7,,';,; i weeks ago. Has your head both-]
Dissolution: 1 aether on a__short level stretch , that all the giving was on his g^od you any lately?” j
i’.Viide, .Secretary of State of the | out am nor. dare lo iry iigiuinK ),erselt. She could give nun:
'state of North Carolina, do here- it while they were moving. [more of her company than Frills
I by certify that the said corpora-' “You light it. please.” She!j,^fj. gi,g could eliminate '
, bin d:i. on the 5th day of April, landed it back to him. 'cause for jealousv with Maitland;
1!)33. file in my office a duly exe-, , , . | , , ‘i,- i ruuuu
■nted and ‘dttested consent iiJ "That me permission to she could make his house more
vritiug to the dissolution of said kiss you,” he remarked, smiling I of a real home. Or was it too late
corporation, executed by all the as he handed her back tlie light-; to do that? And could she fol-
■iti'ckholders thereof, which said led cigarette. low out such a plan without ^
•onsent and the record of the | . ' his, misleading him as to her feeU i
iroceedings aforesaid are now on: , inn-a-i 1
file in my said otlice as provided "Wn wife. retorted Joyce, urg-^ j
y 'ing Rosita into a quick trot. i Well, she had made
In testimony whereof, I have “Here’s one man who does,”! concessions for such a short
CoiintyTaxes
Additional penalty
Dr.M.R.Waddell
iere*o set my hand and affixed jjg replied, easily catching
official seal at Raleigh, this
with her. Riding c'ose to
up [time! The future must somehow
her I take care of itself.
ith da> horse he put liis arm around her j As. on foot once more, they
5-14t Secretary of State, and tried to draw her toward approached the house from the
"THE MAIN,THING ON MAIN STREET
Pittls) finsz
MAIM ‘STREETS
L.EADIH6 HE’W^RAPEia.
PCKILIR GET5 JUST
DCSERT5 AS HEAT
FEUS PONY