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SYNOPSIS Margaret, eldest of the three Wickham girls, Is the prettiest. It Is she who provides the boy friends for her sisters, Natalie and Barbara. With most of the eligible young tneo of the community to choose from. Margaret picks Kenneth Raleigh, penniless but popular and handsome young football hero. Margaret's best friend. Sue Decker, also loves Krone th. Margaret announces her engagement to Ken. Then comes the blow of financial trouble. Alex Wickham has lost all his Investments. Margaret postpones her marriage and goes to work in a uvess shop. Ken only earns JlB a we’k in a haberdashery but gets an ol?er from a brokerage house to represent them tn Honolulu. He enthusiasCJcally tells Margaret of his plans They will get married and sail in two weeks. She tries to tell him It will be impossible for her to leave with him then but he will not listen. CHAPTER X There was the matter of her passage He d have to make reservation. The money part troubled him. too. Well, he’d have to manage some way. "Maybe I could come later,” she suggested practically. He saw the advantages of such an arrangement, and the disadvantages. too. Go out to a strange place alone, and what happens? Every single woman for miles, and about half the married ones, make a play for you. And what are you going to do? Be nice to them, and you're in Dutch with your own girl, later. Push thsm away, and they spread the word you're kkid of screwy. Explain that there's a gtrl back home and you look like a sap. No, there wa» juat oue way io do it, and that was to start right out as a married man. “That s out. Maggie. You’ve got to come with me " She couldn’t She’d have to. Well, they'd take a couple of days, and think it over. What was there to think over?

It was getting late, and it had been a particularly trying day Margaret ached with weariness. She vwvnted to go upstairs to bed. and just think of going with Kenny, and sleep Tomorrow she could break the news to the family, and they could plan, and if she couldn’t go on the Lurllne she could follow on another boat, say in the summer—- " Darling, Fm so tired. Let’s not talk any more tonight." “I’m tired, too. But I want this settled You don’t seem to realise 1 I’ve got money to raise. I’ve got a ring to buy—" "You sound as if you didn’t want to.” “Don’t be silly. What I mean is. there’s so darn little time —” ’That’s it. 1 really don’t see how 1 can possibly make that boat. But if you go ahead, and then 1 follow —say m June—"

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ROY S. JOHNSON AUCTIONEER Book your sal* early. Trust Co. Bldg. Phone 104 Phone 1022 Nov. 14—Sherman Adams, closing out sale. 6 miles West of Celina. Nov. 18 — LaCrosse County Guernsey Breeders’ Ass’n., 150 head of Guernsey cattle. West Salem, Wise. Nov. 21— Reber-Spurgeon, 6 ml. Southeast of Decatur on the > County Farm road. Dec. 6—Mrs. Albert Burke, ad- ■ ministratrix. 80 acre farm and 1 personal property, 6 miles South and ft mile East of Pleasant Mills. Dec 7 —Otto Thiele. 2 miles West and Ift miles South of Decatur, closing out sale. Dec. 14—Joy Smith. 14 miless

“I said that was no good!" “No you didn’t” “I did. I said I didn't want It that way." “But why not?" “Because I don't" "But you must have a reason!" “I have, lota of them. I want you with me" “And I want to be with you. But—" "If I can manage the r buts’ I guess you can. This Is real serious. Margaret It’s my big: chance, and I’ve got to go into it right You come with and we have our honeymoon cm the boat and people welcome us and entertain us and all that, and then you can settle down to looking for a house for us and I can settle down to business. See the idea?" “Yes, but—” “And if I were to go on there alone, it puts me in the wrong spot see?” “No. What do you mean ?" “Well, you know how things are with a fellow going to a new place, and different girls going for him, and—" She laughed. “Ob. U that’s all that’s worrying you!” “No, but Margaret you don’t get it Say that I start in that way and then you come in two months, and I'm a married man Where's my contacts But It I START as a married man—” His face was lined with the effort of making his point He thought she wasn’t really listening, so he began again. “A fellow has to be one thing or another on a job like that He’s a play boy, or he’s a married man, see? And I love you. and I want you. but I’ve got to think of my work, too. Look how long I’ve been hoping for this, and working for It and now the big chance, and what do you do? Gum up the works. Throw monkey wrenches. Act as if you didn’t know your own mind. Enough to make a man wish he’d never got a swell job with J. H. Hynes, one of the biggest bond bouses tn the country The way you act—" “Oh, Ken —etop. I tell you Pm tired. Tm dead on my feet —"

"Then stop arguing! It’s all fixed.” "With you. But you aren’t considering me. I’ve got fixing to do. too What about my family?” “Your family. Two able-bodied sisters, and an able-bodied father." "But Ken, you know that—” “Yes. I know. I know I know that I don’t have to support my dad, and he’s older than yours. He works." "Daddy works, too! He works hard’” “Then why doesn’t he make something, and take care of tus family Why should you—" “Leave Daddy out ot it This is between you and me.” “Why don’t YOU leave him out of it? It IS between you and me You promised to marry me. and told me you loved me Now you talk family. Make excuses. WeU,

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West of Ft. Wayne, just North of Lake Everett, closing out sale. Dec. 14—Harry A. Boesch. 2ft miles Northeast ot Woodburn on State Line, closing out sale. O'' I rxHl nolle* of Public llcnrlliu ' I Public Service Commlaeion Docket ' No. 13537. Petition of Indian* Seri vice Corporation for a declaration ot ! public convenience and nece*«lty for i th* construction, ownership, operation, management and control of *l- - utility facilities in certain rural terltory. Adams County, Wash- | Ington Township Notice Is hereby given tnat the Public Service CommHelon will conduct public hearing In thl* cause In 1 Rooms of the Commission, 401 State • n<)UHe, IndianMpoH#, lud., 10:00 A. M. i November 21, 1938. i Public participation Is requested. Public Service Commission By Fred F. Bay*. Commissioner Ralph B. Hanna, public counsellor Indlanapoll*. Indiana October 24, 1Mg ’ • NOV. 9 Decatur Riverside Community Sale Every Friday AfternooiL

I can’t stand IL You love me, or you don't love me. If you do—" "Kenny, what's wrong with you? You never used to talk like thaL You make me MAD!" She was frightened, afraid of this angry stranger masquerading as Ken, afraid of what he might say about her father, sitting in by the Are. smoking his pipe this very minute She wanted to put her throbbing head on his shoulder, to feel his dear, familiar arms around her She wanted him to comfort her, to tell her that It was all right, and he didn't mean the things he said and everything was as it had always been. But instead, she drew back, head up, hA ls behind her, waiting arrogantly for his answer ’’ “I never used to make you mad." he said. He looked at her tiredly. For a moment it seemed that he. too, was frightened, that he was afraid that something dear and precious was slipping away from him. For just a moment. 'Well, yes or no?” he asked almost flippantly. “If that’s all you care—” “What do you want me to do. break down and cry?” She stood silent, afraid to trust her voice. “You won’t?" “I can’t, Ken." “Well,” he said, “thst’s that" He opened the screen dpor. She let him get as far as the side lawn, and then she tore after him, running, stumbling, almost falling tn the darkness He heard her coming, and be didn’t stop. He walked on slowly, deliberately towards the street "Kenneth!” she screamed. He turned slowly. They were under the magnolia tree now. and it was too dark to see his face. 'Kenny. I can t let you go this way! What's the matter with us? We must be crazy!” “We!” He laughed, shortly “L then. Maybe I am. But I don’t want to say I’U come, and then fail you at the last minute! I’m trying to be fair—" “With whom?” “With everybody Don’t you see that I’ve got to think of more than us?” “I’m not.” “But it's different with me. 1—” ‘Margaret we ve been all through this. I thought you might have changed your mind. If you haven’t—” He paused. 'lf I haven’t, it’s all off? You won’t wait for me?” “That's what I mean." She couldn't believe it. She waited, breathing hard. When he stlU didn’t speak, she tried again "You can't mean that Kenny—kiss me. and tell me you don't mean it.” He said something she didn’t hear. “What? What did you say?" “I said I was through." he shouted, “Through, through, througn!” (To be continued) 1 Copyright. Kia* Feature* syadicate. tar

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Xtmt’E OF FINAL MiTTI.EMENT OF HH< F.IV I.HSHII' Notice is hereby given that In Cause No. 15428 entitled The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, a corporation vs. Frank D. Brewster, etal. that the undersigned receiver has filed his final report and that tho same will be heard and determined by the Adams Circuit Court on the 28th day of November, 1938, and any interested parties may ine objections or exceptions in writing to such account or report. And any objection or exception to the matters and things contained in such account or report and to the receiver s acts therein reported not filed within thirty days as provided by statute shall be for all purposes forever barred. James A. Hendricks Receiver. •slSra C. Stehssa Attorney for Receiver October 25, 1938. Oct. 26 Nov. 2-9

DR. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN Special attention given to diseases of cattie and poultry. Office 4 Residence 430 No. Fifth St. Phone 102.

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FOR SALE —2O shoats, mile north of Salem. Monroe R. i, Monroe phone M-3. J. H. Kahnert. _________ 264-2tx FOR SALE —100 head Barred Ro< k pullets; also buck rake on iiodge chassis, $25. Albert Teeple, 7 miles west of Decatur,’ State Road 224. Itx FOR SALE -A completely modern i 7 room country home with 24 acres of level black laud. Barn, poultry house and 2-car garage' Just outside city limits of Hunti ington. Owner lives in New York and wants to sell quick. Price $4,500. Terms, SI,OOO down, balance $25 per month. Roy Johnson. Phone 104 or 1022. 265-3 t FOR SALE — Nice young dressed beef. Quarters, chunk, slicked. Riverside Sales. Friday. Phone 8660. M. F. Sprunger. 26a-2t FOR SALE —37 V-8 Ford truck. Good condition. Good rubber. $350 cash. Box RCM., care Democrat- Itx FOR SALE —Genuine Estate Heatrola, almost like new. Price reasonable. Phone 694-D. 265-g3t omiscellaneous FARMERS ATTENTION — Call 870-A at our expense tor dead stock removal. The Stadler Products Co. Frank Burger, Agent. NOTICE —Parlor suites recovered. We re-cover and repair anything. I We buy and sell furniture. Decatur Upholsters, Phone 420. 145 South Second St. 253-30 t o FOK KENT FOR RENT —7-room house, modern Available. Fruchte & Litterer. 265-3tx WANTED WANTED —Loans on farms. Eastern money. Low rates. Very lib- ! eral terms. See me for abstracts of title. French Quinn. 152-m-w-t WANTED — Custom corn picking. All new equipment. Albert Riehle Phone 811-R. Decatur R. live. 263-3tx ————lo NOTICE! No hunting nor trespassing without permission on HannaNuttman farm. CECIL HARVEY, Tenant. 5oTI< K OF KEGII.AR MKIITIM. OF I Ol NT> COl >< 11. Notice is hereby given that the regular meeting of the Adams County Council of Adams County, Indiana, will be held at the Auditor a Office in the Court House, at Decatur, Indiana at 10 o’clock A M. on Saturday, November 19, 1938, for the purpose of organizing and transacting >uch further business as may legally ; come before said council. At such meeting the coun.il will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. County Council, Per Dicm .... 260.00 Historical Markers *O.OO County Health Commissioner, Halary - - ■ 33.00 For the Budget County Treasurer. Additional Clerk Hire ®0“.oo Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to he beard thereon. The additional appropriation as finally made wilt he . automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing . within fifteen days at the County Auditors office of Adams County. ■ Indiana, or at such other place a» may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such ' additional appropriations may »e , heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when ' and where such hearing will be held. I John W. Tyndall Auditor Adams County

NO HUNTING! Strictly no hunting allowed without permission on the farms Louis Hoile - Wm. Christianer Edwin J Fuelling - Theo Hobrock J. H. A. Christianer. in Section 3. Root Township. — —. ■ —- N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eye* Examined ■ Glesaes Fitted HOURS 8:30 to 11:30 12:30 to 5:00 Saturday*. 8:00 p- m. Telephone 135

We want every one to have a Merry Christmas. We invite you to shop at our store for your needs. We have the la>-a-way plan. Easy terms for every one. SPRAGUE FURNITURE CO. 152 South Second Street Decatur. Indiana Res. Phone 535 Store Ph. 199

\ea| s io i2o ibs " mH 140 to 150 1b,...' lbs. 350 lbs., and ud Roughs Eb<' Stage Ku Vealers S HI FORT llVEn fl ■:i Wayne, v LiustGf’k: ’ g||| H"gs, ,joc lower; 'C. lbß ib, i 74" 280-28# >"G"U lb,. 17 3(1, •! ~ 325-350 lbs, 120 lbs.. $7. •a.'- >• 111. la-ts INDIANAPOLIS LIVipM ■■ "..'""Ls. lad. Not. l.ivi'S'ock *m| S.50II; !o»»r igJH - »< ■ ' aiteg, ;a 'j,V steer, dos,-, top. Ml. Sti"< I) '. .aus St« top. M. bulk Mtnjß $8 75 $9 25. J| CLEVELAND PRODuCEM ( lev. land. 0., Nor. i-M Produce; g Bii".' tir.n. extras. arils. 29c. K H.. . .-xira (aMH tra tirs:.-. 29c; rurrenilH - 3( ' s| Live iH.iiltry, hem, iMH ducks, fancy. 6 ibs.. Biftj ruj, run. 14c, wwmm sniali. K. : geese, fat. l't:j ary, 15c. Turkeys, young hem IS toms 22 : young ton*Hl 21. ; . - I hens. ISc; old M Pot.;’ ies. Michigan ■ f1.155!.2" bag of 104 HA ! round whites. $1.15-11.3;' Mountain. $1.30: few best I $1.50; North Datota <8 f 1.30; reds, fl; Maine $U> York state, $1.25-sl-35; !l vania. f1.05-f1.25; IndiisiJ din, $130; Idahos, Rd poorer, lower. East Buffalo Livestock East Buffalo, Nor. »-■ Livestock: Hogs: 544; fail weights around 200 H»andM I fleeting upturn; gosi 180-240 lbs. s’' 35-18.14; fl weights ti’.icked-ins SvSBMJ I Cattle: 204 ; 25c higbefl atelv covered offerings M few calf-weights pW« qteer- and heifers S6WM fat cows $5.2545.W; light wei«W*R i $5.65. ! Calves: 100: vealers and choice mainly 512: »• to $12.50; plain »"<* Sheep; 800; lambs >J good ajid choice $9 t 0 . few $9.50; medium and n J ing, $7.2548-5; outs around $6.50; fate* R local CRAIN BURK ELEVATOR Corrected lft»veßb«M Pn-es to be paid w® 0 ’ I No. 1 Wheat, 60 lbs. or No. 2 Wheat, etc. New No. 2 Oats No. 2 Yellow t^™’’. nra S New No. 4 Yellow No. 2 Soy Beans Rye — — _ central SOYA co. No. 2 Soy Beans

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