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r / V / TOl'RSDAY. MARCH 30. 1933 ■"1, •THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. 1=55: __ ■ ■ ' Heavy Program Faces Legislature • Slate Finance, Schools and Con solidation Measure Still To Gel Attention. t Columbia, March 2$.—Several ma- , jor matters are before the per.cral a*?- TODAY m FP4NK PARKER STOCkdKlDOt PAGE SEVEN TO SHOW NEW FRIGIDAIRE FRIDAY sembly of South Carolina thi.s week. » the 12th of hte session. ^ They are state finances in the shape ^ ^ ^ LSS r .u 1 .it: *• uMi ‘t IS rer’'eshinp ami(i the penoral. of the greneral .ppfbpnafon. b,!' .-.otv, ^ b-. putleH • ' W, C. Bald<^n, local repi^eaentativ* I 'or Fripidaire, will hold an open houM (Celebration Friday when the new Frigidaire is revealed to- the public. I The intere.st that is‘being shown in- j he forthcoming refrigeration im- 1 provement is «o great, Mr. Baldwin I said, that he believe.s the largest tum- I ut he has ever had at an open house I will take place. “Many housewives have even called in the senate finance commll tb. THIRD IXSTALLMEXT Syr.ijisis: When Joyce opened her- “Mrs. Packard i.s asleep, sir. eyes one morning to see a fruit-laden ora urioii^ ! phone and listened again. public schools of the st:i*c, a.; r.-ovid- dear. that ^Belmain woman said they ed in an educational hr!, pi-'^sed h Til. .'K cut of the deprtssion by hi.s low Frigidaire. Their interest has own efforts. Ifis name is S. C. Driver whetted by the talk that fliea i wore coming over this afternoon. They alreatly by the house and now in the,‘^’^‘ Goldsboro, .N. ( . _ “Oh, she is? Well, when she wakes. • wiRnrobably be hoi-e .smm. 1 think senate; and a consolidation mea.sure * Three years ago he had throe cont.s ang-j- tree from the end of the lax-«tell her I called. And ask her to call t’.jlt put on a different dress and see _ now before the house. The hoei* bill money and a scoond'hand awtomo- ioiis ^bleeping porch whei-e she lay me, please.” ' t if I can gel anj'thing to eat. I’m per-i was passed by the house Tuerday “bo’"-owcd’' the use of nine in .she couldn’t decide What had; “Yes, sir.” Click . . .click. And then ishing with thirst, too.” [the 12th of the session. j of u’lurod land in'the Col I."-boro happened to her. for the last thing she Joyce hung up* ^r own receiver,’ She pulled the crumpie^i dress over* While there was much talk duri.ng; he sold his car for remembered wi^ a skidding taxicab in Ch'.'ago on a sleeting No\'ember «lay. And when she .saw the circlet of breathing a sigh oF relief at her es-, her head and went to the closet door cape. ; to pick out something else to wear, Hardly had she leaned back jn^the * when suddenly, she heard the campaign‘last summer relative hens and p»enty of potatoes consolidatiotr.s of bureaus and coinmis $10 and t’vo. harreh: of Corn, He I over the rumor route of discfossion whenever any large manufacturer "ets rt ady to spring something sensa tionally advanced in it.s newness,” he said. “This new household model answe *s the need for a quality built, economic ally operating refrigerator. It will soli for the unheard of low price of $0% . r• - 4k...... ...uk k;, j lor iTie uiuiearii oi sow price ui voices , liftle hnTW^**-iiPv bo.'n n .-oin- three pigs with hlS $10 and - u, u ii- u •• , .sions, lUiie nas ae.uai.y nr, n a.v.om | , , , k.. koo qao itius small freight charges. e beiu-' e e tip-1 ..Kuk,,,! In tv>«4 iri ir.ir> /i.,v>r>rr 4 Vi., 11 i"t«irt»f* fu miog. N<w hc hps 80 D ,,, , . . , diamonds on her wedding finger and chair, when the bell rang again. She downstairs. Stopping short, she tip-1 in that lrii>ection during th-.' nif'turted favming. Now ... ..... - ' j , , enth>’siastic nublic dc- rills I listened anxiously. A rather coarse toed softly over to the door "hich; lawmakers tu.on meat in his smoke-house,;, ‘ _ when H man w ho called her Frills j vv7«4..,r .w.. i weeKs tne lawmakers nave tiecn in i * — • “ ' "iri' ’ | mnnrl because its nrice'and oneratini? came to bid her an affectionate good- ^ feminine voice replied to the maid’s i stood ajar. She could hear a woman i .session. The warehouse d^.parlment' ■ :>i —vi. bye before leaving home for a hur-iQuiet “\es? saying, “How’s Mrs. ■ speaking. have been in ie ihas been taken over by an,I v..Krtah!o, to oat. ..erotofore unaWo to affor.l mochaM .4.1 iigi.ia.i\t .,oi rpfrisrreation to invest in s-jch i stain>.-^n her fingers—she had newrjnot t<^be ■smttked^nd'tlT^’TnntaTs dn"Iw’f TdH TTT call a'^in later . . .'she’d had anything to eat today?” ' let ari cles, F. I,. P., added to her he- j wilder—ient. But—“it’.s heavenly.” she ; se'and set for debate early this iments will appear everywhere, in the cal refrigreation to invest in s-uch a ' limit now,” Mr. Baldwin .said. HEER : —- al again. The brewers • a . I^T •T^ Shorlly^ ,.hcex*iidigrtjia£^.J „ -. - . Hiid. “I’J be perfectly happy to spend a"day rigb.t^hei^r’ ~~ (Now Go On With the Story). ■4 There were also several letters ly-|i ing ahkiu! in this IiJft^r. Joyce, pick- • :ng j.rc up, glancetl around at lhc,j door ftxding an almost irre.<istible pulse to lock it before .'^he ^read the = letter. Then she forced herself to r*.'- ‘ main .'.■^aled. “You’ve a perfect light' to read these letters,”^she .said t«‘ her- ■ self out loud, “don’t bt' a fool I Even if any one did come. 1 guess ... 1 goes.- . . . I’m .Mrs. Neil Packard!" Yet the unea.-'V feeling jierslsttHl that the g:ri nameil Frills Packard might at any moment come in from the oth er room and .scornfully demand an e\- planal n-of her actions. “Oh. whatV the n »*ter with me? There can’t he another Frills. Frills Packar»i is a> dead r.ow as . . . as Joyce .Ashton wa^ yest« r iav. She can't come in." m'!i tillPllwrTh¥ Tlf^T 1 week, creates a board of conlbol of, hoptr that the younger generation, ^enal and charitable instiutions. It j which has never acquired a taste for * al)oli.shes the state board of public; beer, will take to it. 'welfare, the board of trusloe^ of the luiler y t>n \ new.^pajH*! Wl <»“*• pale lavemlcr pafwr with | dt*ck!e eUgc." was a short note in a I .g feminine hand. It Roxie,” in a cmversational Ifmi-, any proliininaries: •- she the lucky girl not to g-*t id s<»me party! \\ i<h Id h^^cn u i «. f«ii i;k.. ,k..,^ .\nd then Jo\rr hung up her own rectDer. hreathini; a sigh of relief at her escaiM*. fjphir Jiowa.rsehoQl, -the Jiqard of commissioners for the institution for The theory of the new beer law is' 4hal:=beer^ 3.2i>erTent alcohcl is not intoxicating. Nevertheless, s o m e I the education of the deaf, <lunih and [ .state.s are forbidding its sale, to mi- blind; the commission of the (\Mfe«l- nors. FOR RF.\’T‘—Seven-room cott;i*'''e on Musgrove .street. Apply to H. D. Henry. tf FOR RENT— Five-room apartment with—bath,—on West CentenniaF street. Phone Mrs. E. Mood Smith. 2c erate home; the children’s hurenu. the board of directors of the .state poni- FOR SALE — Seed corn. Douthit’s Prolific Red Cob. Joanna Mercantile C $1.2r) bu.shel. 1'- tmf Goldville. Ic My ^n idea is that not many peo ple wi)! care to drink enough of this tentiary and the regents of the state 1 mild heve,t|ige to get drunk on wtsv-'r a I hospital.'The dutiem of tht'.se hoards thoughithai would be pos.sible if one| ^ R AT—Anart^ent fo^ couple, iare devolved upon the hoard of con- took ■ enough. Beer has never been L4*’, ' trol of penal and charitable institu-j widolyyi>opular out.side of the big cit-^ 1st. Recently occupied by S. ,1. I tions under the terms ot this nioa'^ure. 1 jes. Americans generally prefer some-j ' T*I’^ ; • ‘ nry. c I Neville Bennett, chaii inan of the j thing with a real “kick" in it. We" have J I'OR RENT—Seven-room home on ways and means committee, had this i always)' he(*n primarily u whiskey-j - West Main^slreet, opposite Giles consolidation hill set for debate sev-j (it initijjg nation. •' I Chevrolet (’ompahy. .Apply to H. Ih eral times last week but each time ad-1 I thlhk the people who expect tojllinry. journod ilehate on it when the hour | get rich out of beer, :is well as those j ,7‘."T,v.r, , arrived, so that the house coulvl dis- who see in it a source of great reve-1 i . • i* * «. If •, 4 .1 4 .• ... .. . - r ■ I Ihe electric way. It in.-u’e.' you pose of mutters t*efore it at that t.mnut lor the government, are m for a Friduy, however, he sai l he wou'd in- disappointment. svst on its coming up early »his ’.v.ek.; The school hill, carrying with i4.^the ipcoMH*- tax am“r.dim'nt, is noU in ih.t TehaH^,^ "ThtT' income amendment has arou.'»‘d ;rimindo",is in’ei'st jn many parts of the .state and it was --aid last ,'praw. with . if y*>. smashr*! un in a fall like that ? I felt lint inu.'t be Ijiunne! The voice a* v. d neaixT as f :ts oxvner wen* ap- ‘•oaching the stairs. .lovoi*. in a panic. ST\TE.S We haven’t admitt«‘d any n4‘w sCitcA to the union since Arizona and .\\ w Mexico^ were taken in twenty-one year.s ago. in 11U2. .Now fifty-c’ght wtek that petitions asking ihe s-miaie counties of the “Panhandle” of Okla- to change or eliminati* entirely that seclifin of the scIwh*! hiU, wouM be sent to Columhirt tins \vt*ek. Hi'w sub stantial the l>asis for such rumors will there Aon might hand this ilipp ng v;ck whtn 1 heanl about it. Didn’t huikeil wihlly alx»>ut for some e.scajK' A»n t Laurine. 1 hear she’s been «ry- ^ ing t > f nd ot*t wheiT Mail was wh*U , k . u i i (uk 4 - 4 4 ^ “No. ma am. she hit fwr lu'ad, out I vou W4* e at Nita.s. Watch V“ur step.- . •» ; gueNS It wa>n t a had blow. ■ .. . , “WVII. ni tell thf woria Sh.-Muckvi ry.tic to d.Kest the >■«•"">« ®f Well, tell her I cmIM. will you. this r.iite. Joyce ha.stily read the news- „ paper Clipping. .A great deal of righ4 -^he .seems on intimate terms with eous indignation i.s ing e the faniilv. Her voice sounds iniddle- the c!’;Tens of the \ alley Road dis- • rirf n* the actions of a certain prom- * , * *-,* 'n* where she could brx*athe quietly, ‘^g ui> of bills covering expenditures xncA a me ^ thought Joyce, critically. I wonder fr,r ivi nf f* imi-e- iM.t -K.-ty woman .nd hor wooi.,^ ^ Firm stop, tmumlod apptxuichnK the homa and northwest Ti* ;as are ask- , ing p4 rmi.--ion to set up a new stale sent to ('olumhirt tins week. How 1 with Ararilla as its capital. If this is (i(tne'S^ will make every in* revt'aled thisweek '.American flag out 4)f d.it«*; we will The appropriation hill, now w iih the jjj y;tars in the. Union senate finance Tommittee, " ill pri.b-j instead of the present IH. It will ably he^reported out this week. Inili- ijricrease the number of senators to cations are that the senate will hi ing ^jj^lic of- ** 12-month bill and a six^ immth | .mjp|)orted by taxpayers, I bed, and sli«l b«*tween the sht'tds. With cover the IS months. The hou.se j Without disparaging the Texas-! thumping heart .<he halfduiried her P*^-*^^*'*! a* straight IS-month hill. The, project, I suggest that it| face in the pillow, shut her eyes tight- change in the ti.scal year from January j more logical to create a new* ly and trieil to comi*o.se herself into ai l July 1 makes necessary the 'h'a"-j ^^e city of .New* York and where she could brx*athe quietly. ^1’ bills covering expenditures close-hy counties of New .lersey. t'o.ddn’t she have one «lay to hor.self ? She thovight of hKrking.lhe dm»r. Then, afvai«l to ilelay another sec4»nd. she dasheii out to the sUn-ping porch, pull ed di»wn the cove*rs of the m-atlv-made When all other amusements to learn who are the friends of Mr. ‘‘"or, and a voice sauf. “Frills? Where faUed ’o provide the necessyy tImlU ^ tk new game wa? instituted ried out between two and three o'clock Oh?” The- VAxice-A railed tofore The xalendars of b4»tk..hoii!4e..arx thick with bills as yet undispiised of. listen to the telephone conver.sa- murmur as the siieaker ^nnt«in44d more than JO naees tion#’ Pm finding things out anyhow evidently discovered the .sleeping form I ^ .f j' r 1 S«id., mormnK. Thi, ™b,a. J.'jW-'y- specie®, of Roxie and that ‘Malt* is Mr. Maitlanu The caller sIikmI quietly by the bed-1 . and that there’s a couple named .Art '*»«le for such a long tune that Joyce _ ■ • i T* t and Kale Beluiain.” r>ew nervou.s. Why didn’t the woman POrDlQS XraHSfcr She continue*! her eTplorati,>ns. go away? Gouldnt .she see that Frills That has been talked about, day it will come. Some! xnKmotor.s with no headlights, and ^ly usual risar lights on. The bright moonlight was presumably responsi- THE OLDEST SGIIOOI. The oldest school in America is cel ebrating its three hundre<lth anniver sary. It i.s the Collegiate .School of .New York, which was founded by the members of the Dutch church in New I more ntul stronger chicks. Prices 2c ■ pt'-v egg less than‘l00; 2*vc 100 to 300; 'c 300 and over. Eggs set every Mon- lay. Tliornwell Orphanage Poultry Farm. - tf DRINK your way to health by using Crazy Crystals. Thousands are be ing cured of rheumatism, constipation and different stomach troubles. Gi*t it at George W. Copelan'Ps Service Station. Itp Build Up Health and Pains Go Away WOM^N who suffer from weak- nt'«8 often have many aches and pains which a alronger state ol healtn W’uuUl prevent. Women In this comlltion shoul.i take (’urilul, a purely veaeiable tonic that lias been In use for over 60 yeurs. Take Cardul to Improve Uie general tone of the system In cases of run down health and “tired nerves." Women have found. In such cases, tliat Cardul helps them to overcome pitTTs and-tnttttr ttie-Tttrtmhry' peftorta easier. CARliUI Is safe and who!*— some for women of all ages. Try It! WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS Me for the fact that ^ which di.'Jclo.'Hrd three more hedixioni'!. "as a.sleep? Or rlid .<he gues.s that! caaua . al- I » f.vm tWm ^ n*Cn UI>CIUM!*U inrw murv wa xas* .4 amon^ e pa ^ ‘ each with its own bath—one decorat- '^be was shamminK? 1 ■ Amsterdam in lt)33. WoiPer van Twil- DStllK Stock'****’ govt*rnor of the colony, driv:rg was undoubtedly of the most. unyrx t I—.r-- 1^1 ed in green, one in orchid, and one in j,; reckU*®* character, and tm* leader led , „ • i. .w •» u - vellow. “I m luck there aren t it s, the ra.iy a meny chase over banks - . ... •* », .u - 4 * 4 M r;-i 1 .n.4 ’“iy g«vsls in the house, she th«*ugh. .rurg- and ®.4.1ewaiks. across fieuls and lawns r. . , .. * thankfully, finding nothing but unt*** '— St a.s she felt that she rouKl stand ninute longer, and m ist either with u’ler disregard for th,e prx»per;\ ^4tiod that th, ho,-. •" niasteil!" She Oi’V”' »*ff the '*0 ers ( ol.im na. iti liberally for the dam- W'elli, Til go back to my boa,loir and n^d jro^ up cautiously. c*vcoing into t»«*ri44d_ <»f tlu* go.cMMrr’s cupied room.s. “I’d hate to run into ‘ Thank g«*odness' v>s: ..f j<*»nebody staying right in the pHce n*astefl”’ She Oit'v ggle or choke, she heard her un.seen caller tieparl. . . . My. I’m «>ff the '*0 ers ft is time to plant your gar- wrote back to Holland to ask to have and we have a Complete line ^ rT» i^ school-master .sent out who might4* seeds: Seed Irish Potatoes, (lovernor Gives Instructions To'••instruct the youth, both Dutch and i Gobbler Rnd Bliss, Onion Sets, Conservators. Rate of Inter-ithe blacks, in the knowidge of Jesus yellow and white. Onion Plants, est I.s Fixed '<'hrist, and also S4*ive us sexton and also bulk and package seeds, I UspeciaHy ti' the farmers; We [have Sweet Feeds, Oat.s, Corn, Timothy Hfiv. Meadow Hav and pn'centor.” .Accordingly Adam Ro- .March 2S. During the hintsen came over from old Am.iter- ennt-rol of starte«l th»* school, Tfu* Dutch Reformcii church of New Straw at reasonable prices. Farmers Exchange Phone 1.17 man . the same place - ■ • . i » . iw» fiiM]uently mentioned in blurted to decipher. bi»» me ‘^ec- meetmg w th any c-ihers niijchl one wa.s clearly Shr Stared at it bewiMered. a yudden feel the Aa".-» breath with hers. . . A® I vee finished reading, a wave u . vra.- of ho-/:e4i shame floo.led her. “How >ng of faintne.ss seixmg her. W n, perfec were than api'c?**-' Pox'e wa.s by one ■ f th** window.* <*ading a new'pa;K*r. .'Seeing'Jo’ce. .'.igh'ir'ty conten<-d un<i«*r hi he stoinl up. • ^ j- “1 slept longer than I e\|K*ct-«l to,” ■-a:«l Joyce, “and I horougli su'd, ha\»* lx“4*n jjii ec'.*'1 by g^eat !irtiv(*r>itu iv in it.t ■ e.i.-m.; n..in- J.'i'.w ) ®'0! niackwooil, t<* allow no such]’*^'‘'"^- Fr»‘e T)jblie schoMis wei4* uphea'-i of t rar-sl'i*! s. '1 he order wa'^ issm-d •paler ener- "Pen ti'»* t <»il4*gi it<* ho ►! was <fnl gency banking legi.®lation. j yen' s af'erward. In’ad.l'tion to this rnle relative to good church i)v..|.i»- of al! . ect. lMlk" ae" m‘rgh7'beY Vd like to know understand u. it frightens me who •'• is and who’s Maif? This.*^ ilon't like n ahe thought, “is a pleasant revelation! All the signs have pointed lb Trills . . . , - , beirz a bit lively, but this is a little g*''^ slipping to her knees in Raxu prompt.y. “wouid yo 1 iront of the couch. Joj-ce bpned her , lunch or .^st tea?” f, *ni .'lUil of hungry 1*’j litock transfers, ahothc*’ de (dopment * to” serTd their cliiIJ',''H to . It imjKJssible nit to; in the banking situation in th** state ^'chool where, they (’un '«• lu.*' o, . ’ -...4-... ; ..,1 i... f... «oMn(l ii'lii/ioiis training a ■« wcl! a .she sail!, finding it imjHJssiole n it to ; m tne Dunking iip into a c4»nrilialory tone eati aili-!*"as an oicder issued by Governor, religious^ traiuiiig . . (th deaT.. . . Oh dearG.jij^ “jj. there >«tme*hing to cjit I Blackwood to the effect that no bank, ‘hca k-i'arriing. could have. I womh-r?/’, acting under state charter, is to pay Suddenly her ovemrmrght nerves “Why, of cou.-se. nia’am,” 'epiied j<lividen*l.s until authorize*! by the gov- ( ()LLK('I ION i’K»* a ernor to do s(», and tlial nrier .April ! writ to a neiglib uJ^oJ cluir-.h too much.” irx»ni AH iw .■4 4, . .i,-j(umi ittttvitt vt tAri* ; 1, IP-J. “no Itank-shall |»uv any great--one '^tv.'o'ny .Sunday rec. ntly r,ol Ji^t tlien the telephone rang. There face in h"r arms ami began to -sot de^- ' Tea, piea.se." The very iVnughl was ler rate of interest than 3 per centum , ing to !>ra .4* the weather to tra .e) »«> ac instrument on. the desk, gray- pera'uely. temw and lonelim-ss pos- luxurious. on .savings and no greater rat'* of in- .Wy own. It was a little eh<i:i !i m a •nameleJ like the furniture, and Joyce o.ssmg her entirely. “Certainly, ma’am. Would you !ik<*,terost than 1 j>ei centum on any nx*w poor di^tiiel. and I was ®i!p -el ‘ “ When Joyce awoke, .she lay for sandwiches with it, or ju.st cake?” 'time certificates,” The rule also ai)-!wh.*n th** .service was ovtr to i**eliz'' QttieUy lifted off the receiver and lis- jp .After a moment’s silence, she -«ome moments collecting her “Qh. sandwiches, phase. I’m s« hun- maid answering on the in-' thoughts. >’• An I womier if . . . .she went on, dmmeat downstairs. .A man’s voice So it had not been a dream. It was ancamfoi-tably convinced that h'rii's _ . ... 1 __j : —r.1.. _ . 1 1.“ in this ajM)!- iMmn-i. “May I speak to Mrs. Pack- 3»mething actual .^and inescapable never aske< for anything tSTplcase?” which she had to face. - ogctic f«.®hion; er—V> * p^l^rd gave insrtuctions She , sat up on the couch, wide orange juice to drink, too.” ^ didn’t feel up to seeing or'^awake now.'and soberly tried to de- “Y’es, ma’am. MTU you have it out ■III ni inr to anyone today.” .'ckie what to do-next. As she stared on the terrace or up in your room?” ***^OIi* Well, listen, Roxie, teJI about the,room, she realiaad that.the) Joyce decided ha.<tily that .she 'y^j.' jiaiUand, will you, and aim was no longer shining in. tthw j mould take a chance. “On the terrace, ask her if I can’t speak to her just a long had she slept? There wa.s no please.” clock in- the room. She remembered; <>he enjoyed the food almost more haviag seen, however, among the eon- than her breakfast, reflecting with wLITiiy Kilt cautiously replac- tents of the blue leather case on the half-ashamed amusement that her ap- A ewD waiver and settiMT UP. went. dressiag table a small diamond-set petite wa-s good in spite of the shock 'time certificates,’ plies to renewals of any oUl time cer-[that nobody had pa:- .'*- ! the r Ju ctuin tifics’tes, 1 plat**. The hoard of control was in sessi|^ I asked the mipist4*r at the* iloor.^ for several hours yestenlay and last | “how C'^m**?’’ He pointe«l to a i>ox in d like some j night and adjourned to meet again at the ve.«tibule with a slit in th.- top. I 11 a. m. Wednesday. had s<M*n such “poor hoxe.-*” in Galh- olic churches, but never before in a' “My Lord, Frills, since m hen have! Protestant one. you taken to drinking o»wnge juice?”' "'T'K) many of o'jr congregation *A man crossed the terrace with!can’t spare even a jM'nny for the, 'quick .steps, sat down on a chair close! plate,” he said. “If anyone want.s to j be.side haj;and leanjng forward lookeil contribute, he can do it here, hut no- ^ at her wuh an expression of lively boy notice.^ whether’ione does or not.” concern. ^ I remembered .'*omething I had readi ^ ^ “Did I startle you- Sorry! I guest*! in the Bible: “Without money and^ •Duf awaking to find herself-Mrsr Neil jyourTteives are jumpy after what without price.”“I also remembered my. iieceivcr and getting up. ^ •ig ovto the sunny sleeping porch. In uiul afatch. ... -.ent she heard the woman’s ruom,'she caught sight of herself in Packard!'Ghight any one in her ter- happened. How do you feel, sweet-. annoyance on variou.H occa.sions* at be It the bedroom door, and going the mirror. Her dreas was badly rible predicament enjoy food so en- heart?” ing impoituned from the pulpit to Mted to her message. ) rumpled, her hair stood up in curly thusiastically? Joyce had been completely taken give liberally. It struck me that the ^ Kstened to her message "Tell him I’m asleep,” she said fi- eanfosmo »nd her faice was streaked; <^She was just draining the last drop mOv looking down at the carpet and^ffw the tears she bad shed. ,of orange juice and wishing regret- mSw a guilty relucUnee to meet Fbur o’clock. “Phew, what a, long fully that she had- more, when a Then, when the woman; i^ip! 1 feel a lot better, anyhow. I . man’s voice at the doorway startled * •-®. « ®j - J tele- weeJer if abjure caPri? up. Oh, her so.'sh3 nearly dro^peJ the sla-is. Thfv’ll think you have*a ri' v dre>s or coat after we .>pruce it up. (iivi* US irti opportunity tr ‘^how you what we mean vs ben we say we can spruce up your —DRESSES —('OATS —vSUITS —HATS or any men’s or ladies* wearing apparel. Phone 28 Oi:r Driver Will Call At Youf Door Almost Immediately. Buchanan’s DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY “The Old Reliable*’ Tirae-Tesied completely by surprise and. in her condition of [church which ha.s to beg its congre- excited apprehension, his entrance up- gation for money can’t be giving them , set her so thoroughly that she could' anything which they value very high-' " scarcely speal;. f ‘ly. Anyway, I put something in the Sl’BRCRlHE TO THE CHRONICLB ^Coatiaacd Next Week) • box. , i “The Paper Everybody Reads” A \ ■ ' ■A ■ ' I •.4r ■N: * i ,4 V(-<iii®.Tj£