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1941 Page a THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER F.V W. MASON SYNOPSIS First Secretary to the i S to Austria and Knard Holt, are ttU Hi tuD of officers on the Ijthe conversation turns ' wfnlf Countess LohU :tingc.v,ral broken Attributed to LoliU and Urenn the officers. duel was fought on ill1' I cannot stad lions and comes to Lo 11 ,nHprs as his Szicchonyi, Charming .Hungarian minister. Ward borrows $1000 Tenders what his Qwith a such large sum. nr dinner at the in awaits in the K After, short while, L dutiful womanne ever See. ber cry. From the "iT. Mn "LoliU and : the eirl eoes in- l ... T.n 'ePB her surround- Ur gallants and asks for 1 inn He IB Bbuuucu w C it the notorious Countess lldeck. CHAPTER IV Ler his mounting color he , Iw low that the row oj mini pedals and decorations glit- his left lapel oi nia aress Lked softly. C great honor," he man- irticulate, "to meet tne w rmintpsa von Waldeck." L th first time their eyes Irsnd true, Ian was conscious tfe exhilaration. What tne Vninlv he tried to read be ta clear and tranquil blue Lieur is Knglish or an Amer- she stated softly. "Dieu, I nf it: else by now you hive made a dozen gallant t which mean nothing and v jo terribly." s," be stammered, and cursed ilen uncertainty. Damn it, Gray, was as embarressed school boy speaking in pub tke first time! "I am at the U Ministry." ; '. " Her lips formed a perfect, ued circle, then her face lit. btve it you must be I-an, HECUTRIX NOTICE jLif qualified as Executrix of tatt of 0. T. Alexander, de- L lite of Haywood County, Cirolina, this is to notuy ail t hxinv claims aeainat the of said deceased to exhibit h the undersigned at WllV- t North Carolina, on or be at 1st day of October, 1942, f notice will be pleaded in peir recovery. . All persons led to said estate will please Mediate payment. me 1st day of Oct., mi. Anna Katherine Alexander. ftntrix of the Estate of O. T. Ner, deceased. 115 Oct. 9-16-23-30-Nov. RKTHEATRE pTNESVILLE. N. C that friend of whom Leonard Holt tells me so much," "Leonard talks too much it's a failincr he has. I I hone he hasn't been telling tales out of school" Laughing lightly the girl in the Lauvis ball gown held up a slender blue veined forefinger and tilted her blonde head just a little to one side. Is this a guilty conscience, Mon sieur? Rut I will set vour fears at rest. Monsier Holt has painted you as tne Deau saoreur par excellence i sort oi modern Bayard." 'Trd forcive him fnr those lies " 1nushed Tan and drew hreath tn fur. ther pursue the conversation when a new contingent of guests arrived. Among them were the gay Captain d'Armonot and, as sharp a contrast as might be found, Major Harris. When they beheld him standing somewhat dazed on the outskirts of the throne hemminc in the fraeile beauty of Countess van Waldeck, they botn treated mm to a mocxing lift oi the eyebrows " 'Cre nom de Dieu you waste no time!" cried Captain d Armonot, verv dark and nicturesoue in his ar tillery dress uniform of black and red. "Remember about the fools who rushed?" "Deuced stunning girl. Singular purity of face and forrm. Eh what? rtnean't Innk a hit like the siren I've heard ahnnt more like some nice girl who's just put up her hair and let down her skirts. Keiresningiy fresh, eh what?" Ian noted that even ttie usually somber eyes of the big boned Welshman lit when, for a moment, the throng of those pleading- for introduction rjarted to atford a glimpse of that laughing girl whom the nther vounsr women were un doubtedly beginning to hate from the bottom of their souls. firadnallv the babble of voices grew louder as fresh contingents of guests arrived to be greeted Dy wis F.v.ellenev. Raron von Satzmar. the decorous, white haired host, the lean old aristocrat which lan felt, as ne looked morosely on, belonged rather tn the vanished elories of the duel empire, than to the shabby little, republic he now represented. Just one item remained to jar the big First Secretary already shaken equilibrium. Among the very last rnnsta tn arrive was Leonard Holt. He, after making hurried respects Baron von Satzmar, but oblivious of everything else, made his way straight to the side of Countess von Waldeck who, as Ian noticed with sharp misgivings, received him with an almost possessive enthusiasm and called him "dear boy" or some thing very like it. Well, schooled in human nature, Ian's eyes sought a group of liber ally be jeweled dowagers who, like superannuated Pekinesses, sat star ing at the company through their lorgnettes with hard, Dngni eyes. Immediately white tiara crowned heads joined by twos and three. , TTm "'thniicht an Ditteriy. "Ana when thev cot finished poor Ilya will have been pitied to death." He rather wondered what the proud old Baron Zichonyi woud do rather when these whispers ever reached his ears. The Baron could not in any sense do de scribed as a man of easy-going dis Tan heaved a long. troubled sigh as a pair of uniformed Vrsday-friday Jhe Parachute Battalion f Robert Preston and Nancy My. SATURDAY 'Sheriff Of Tombstone" 4 Roy Rogers and Gabby nayes. OWLSIJOW nde From apore' Tith Florence Rice. Blo SUNDAY New Wine" P Don, Curtis. and Allan MONDAY TUESDAY town 1 fact iv. . i tnousanos ana a-wide scope J DNESDAY lercy Island" j Middleton and Gloria "ixson. SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK 1 v By R. J SCOTT fnntmen threw hank the dnnr nf the dining room to reveal a resplendent oiaze oi suver, napery and cut glass. The dinner proved an unhappy one fnr Tan Asa dinner nartner he drew Senorita Martela, an Argen tine damsel who possessed enor mous eyes and an apparently irre pressible desire to make a conquest oi nun. in vain lan attempted to ward off her leads with his usually effective stock of witticisms, cyni cisms and epigrams, while feasting his eyes on that almost ethereal personality across the table. To his Hoon diamav tia Tinted that hV evil chance or deep plotting Leonard had secured the place at Lout von Waldeck's left. There he sat ap parently unable to tear his eyes away from that perfectly moulded form in white, though she, with a conscious effort at preserving ap pearances, constantly diverted her attention to the utterly captivated white-haired Spanish minister on her right While returning? automatic replies tn Sennrita Martela ' not Wholly discreet and incessant flow of bandi- age, Ian found time to study the distinguished middle aged gentle man who appeared to be LiOiitas escort. There was a peculiar up ward tilt to that much decorated nnhleman's dark and verv clear eves that suggested a strain of Magyar or Slavic blood in his matceup ana prompted conjecture as to Count von Bradensee's antecedents. The Count's round, almost hairless face was set with a glimmering monocle and bore the jolliest of wrinkles about the corners of eyes and mouth j yet there were certain lines in that pink white face that ought not to have been there. Ian decided that Count von Bradensee was nenrincr sixtv. for the last of his hair that struggled to survive like a stricken line of infantry on the field of a disastrous battle, was deeply gray. A curious little man he was and not without dignity for all his continual outbursts of laiichter. Across his shirt bosom Lolita's escort wore the yellow and red ribbon of the Bavarian order oi Saint Hubert and just below his sm; mm Eileen Massie Is Student At Pasadena Playhouse In California Miss Eileen Massie, talented daughter of Mi. and Mrs. J. E. Oa You Khow (tAA -Nl MUP oirT or Ki fcO wh ff COH& OUT f -itu. u ifi. HIT OM m m yr lu.k Harn v - - . n nnn. Ink 4Hl.r WHY rAftlMls mnmTMi MrfKolt tOOHk rA V8 HrRJEI KUStCl-fttll Vile Catixf of .. ft . DMr -aMaaHRJMBMaBaaaaai m 1 I cross of a commander in the French Legion d'Horineure. Pnimt vnn Rradensee was appar ently a good natured bon vivant, for he sat there listening politely to the flow of unconsequential gossip tum bling from the Belgian minister's breathless and fat little wile liKe coal from a chute. Ian frowned. Good Lord, but Leonard was making a complete ana nf himself tonitrht! Wasn't like him, either. He'd have to take the boy in hand when they got home. Ilya, poor child, would be complete ly miserable. "Reallv Monsieur, you are scarce- ly flattering," he heard the rather sharp voice of Senorita Martela aavinor fttl edired banter. "You have not taken your eyes from the Count ess von Waldeck in nve minutes Do you think she is so very pret tirt ' "Eh?" Oh no, she's too blonde, too hrittle." Stock answer number three to brunettes. What a bore all this diplomatic business was Well Known Artist To Make Films Of National Park is beautiful, is most distressingly dark." .. ' Ha barelv tasted the delicious Consomme, toyed with his souffle de volaille and felt increasingly an noyed at himself. Why the duce did he find himsell looKing once more at Lolita von Waldeck? He swiftly analyzed the Impulse. It in trigued him to reconcile ner iainuy sinister reputation,, with tnat sin gular gracious and wholesome looking young girl. Moreover, ne wanted to know why the this-and-! that Lolita von Waldeck had cried so bitterly to himself in the con servatory? Why did she apparently resent her escort and what was he to her? The fellow looked harmless enough. Deliberately he tore his eyes away from those almost elfinly deli cate features and it was then that he noted for the first time, seated at the 1'ar end of the table a bearded officer who wore the elaborate, gold slashed green uniform of the Bul garian Royal Guards. The expres I sion on the Bulgar's wolfishly lean face was hard as bassalt, and there instantly challenged Ian's attention. On following the line oi tne Bul garian's gaze, the uneasy First Sec retary realized, with a sense of shock, that this dangerously hostile rranne waa riant on Leonard Holt who, like the infatuated pup he was, was at that moment wnispering some amusing nonsense into the in visible emerald decked ear of Lo lita von Waldeck. The irrepressible Argentine was gushing something about polo. What did he think? "Yea vea " murmured Ian aloud. These Argentines nut on deuced good showing on Long Island last year. I ll never forget how Lewis Ijmfv etv nlaved knocked the ball half the length of the field" And so on and on. Rut while he talked his attention was upon that bearded Bulgarian officer, for between tnat individu al's nurelv automatic smiles, there was to be glimpsed a cruel, tight eynressinn about his narrow lips. That Bulgar undoubtedly was pret ty mad about something and didn't seem possessed of self-control in any quantity. Rv the time the coffee and lidU- eurs were served, Ian found himself wnnderincr what to do. Never In his oareer in the Foreiurn Service had he ever been so thoroughly at a loss. His own feelings dened analysis. In spite of everything, he could not fiarht off the overwhelming magnetism of that dazzling young wnman who had furnished the topic of conversation during the cocktail hour. If indeed she were a.proies sional heart-breaker, she was, with out doubt, the most deceivingly innocent-appearing one he had ever beheld. ; ' "Wouldn't mind seeing for my self," he thought and followed the awav nf her white shoulders as, with the ladies from the dining room, she betook herself to the green and gold saloon. Ian managed a distressed expression when the Senorita Martela reluctantly aban- doned him with a provocative smiie and whispered, "Mas tarde." Continued) Rannnlnh Coats. Well knOWU artist and lecturer, of Indianapolis, was a guest during the weeK at Cataloochee Ranch. This was the first of several trips into this sec tion that the artist will make. He is planning to film scenes in the Great Smoky Mountains Na tional Park for a film-lecture that he contemplates on this section. Mr. Coats is also a well known portrait painter, having painted many celebrities tnrougnout uus emintrv His nicturea hava been shown in all the main art centers of this country and in Pans: Many nf his works are owned bv art mus- esum, while others have been pur- a m aia !1 JJ chased lor puDiic Duuainga. Massie, is now a student at the Pasadena Playhouse in Pasadena, Calif. ; Miss Massie is completing her course in dramatic art which ane started at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. She has made one appear ance in a play this fall at the playhouse. What we seek is the reign of the governed and sustained by the organized opinion of mankind. Woodrow Wilson. Give Liver Bile Flow A Boost-- And You Too After 40 May Enjoy Life More Sleep Sounder Awake ! Refreshed Ready for Work: Normally your liver ahould dtmrharga alMiut a auart of diR-Mlion-sldlng- Juice very 14 hour. A aoanty flow a alowlni up may mean Hie jieaiiacnea, Poor Dilation with that "half lck" de- preaaed feeling. ... 8tir youraelfl Do thie for SO daya: take half a teaepoonful of Kruacben Salt fninoua blend of llx aalU) In threequanenj of a Rlaaa of hot or cold water every morning-, half an hour before breasraei. Don't miaa a monilnj. This simple sensible preaorlption that has worked wonders fr thnuaumla ahould do ths same for you. Try it for HO daya and you too may ahak off (hat "run down'! feeling and get a real "Hft". But don't etart unless you agree to keep it up for 80 daya. It then you do not feel 100 better, get your money back. Had the Argentine charmer been a blonde he knew he would have said, lnh Tin- dark neonle depress me. , v.. 1 i . .' ..... , , , ... I . Ta Ka r'nntinnafl I -" am LH B LUl AlttC UWi artly cut white tie sparkled the i and Miss so-ana-ao, aunougn bub was K.wCa ... ... - -- mmt . . , Jon NOTICE OF RE-SALE north Carolina, HAYWOOD COUNTY. The undersigned, Executors 01 the estate of W. F. Mc- Crary, Deceased, under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in the 'will' of the said W. F. McCrary, Deceased, the un dersigned Executors, will on Mon dav. November 10th, 1941, at 11 o'clock A. M. at the Court House Door in the Town of Waynesvuie, xt n. romiina nffer for sale to nuibu the highest bidder for cash the fol lowing described . lanu; ouuaiea lying and being , in yines vreea TAm)iiTi Havwond County. N. Cm and known as a part of Sis Brown tract, and bounded as iouows: De ginning on a spruce pine, C. B. McCrary's corner on Wilkins Fork of Fines CreeK and runs nana v.iv ro.t R7 feot tn the center of Road, uno. V -- , corner of school house lot, thence North 88-30 JEast with road its.i feet to a stake, thence North 1.45 East 216 feet to pine on watershed of ridge; thence North 22 East 85 feet, North 15-30 West with wa tershed of ridge 110 feet. North 23-30 West 124 feet, Nortn iu.ou West 224 feet to a flint roca, a . 93 Jin West 122 feet to a stake on watershed of ridge; thence North 23-39 lst DU3 leei z.ni.ii irnnel now walnut; 1,1 I e r - thence South 81-21 East 1217 feet f . staVe stake 10 feet South at 01 r..i nf lare-e oak stump: Ol-i.1 iwsjw c- - - .1. ath 2.15 East ybU ieet with fence to a stake; thence South 86 West 85 feet; Soutn 4 wesv no c,,tvi 7n-l5 West 61 feet to a stake in private road; thence North 10-30 West oo ieet vo -sUke in the center of road; thence !.i :A TMn KOUtn OJ Wet lOfin feet to a staice in saiu j. Smith 0.10 West 57 r n a stake: thence South ' . . . . i . eiuin West 255.7 feet to tne oe ginning. Containing 3.m . Iprr. This the 20th day CHARLES B. McCRARY, . W. JENNINGS McCRARY, R. GOEBEL McCRARY, . Executors of the Estate of W. F. McCrary, Deceased. No. 1123 Oct 23-30-Nov. 6. 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