The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1925, Page 7

SATURDAY, DECEMB -. THE BISMA RCK TRIBUNE PAGE SEVEN MALE HELP PMAN WANTED. (City old lished com Published by Arrangement with First National Pictur Lloyd Productions, Inc: corte who applied herseli the - most | thoughtfully, the most seriously the Countess Courte: soned that she herself was indirectly responsible for abaut aiding him in a thoroughly feminine and indirect. manner. was an unpleasant undertaking took it up with intense abhorren it required her titmost determination Her plan had formed itself immediately she had leamed what had happened;> her meeting Inc., and Frank CHAPTER XXV “You really must do something for > und bright and they held a Must ve © + ‘ fi TAKOL OU Cou Ke. Cavendish spoke with. decision. , ; plight, she sct The newspaper which the colonel in his embrace tore he was deeply. cn- grossed in it, and he looked up some- what absentmindedly. ; Of course, my dear,” “What does he want WANTED barber trade. wages. Few w is quite too amusing. id to understand, to carry it on. Le “We are going down-town Why, he wants his liberty! hee uNNeE (GRAIN. Track | Buyer, | Westerg Dakotue eel qualif start, Address alo und spec Barber College, WAITER WANTED ( shail celebrate our reunion—we shall | with the Count that evening and her a r i drink to it) publicly, unexpected solicitude, her unbidden attention to his injury, were a part As time went on she as! an.air that amazed the man, meekly accepted his reproach submitted to his abuse; cautiously, patiently she paved the way to a re- wants this absurd cl ‘ee against him hame to hold a r. his breeding, on word of a man like Count : loafer, a ne‘er-do-well, and he permits another to win his ife away from him! show them.” “You mean vou | LADY COUK ; | I propose to | smiled. quzzi- | “You, too, ch?” said he: pose to show | “What do you mi “W Another con . fourth woman who has appealed to me since his I dare say I'll hear from I never saw a fellow who had the female vote so solidly be- hind him. I'm beginning to regard him as a sort of dome: ” Tt_was by no means easy and Henri had long lived in what was le better than a state of open hos- tility, and she had been at no pais to conceal the utter disregard and d|-ontempt she felt for him. course, had resented it; her change of demeanor now awoke his suspi- He was a vain and shallow ave it as you will, “1 won't go,” Hilda cried, futious- Slte freed herself from his arms. | “You know I won't go. You'd like | poOR SAL to parade me in the places you fre- | quent—saloons, bling-houses. will hand monthly lon, believe him refused to com- Courtean cried, angrily. thoroughly Latin, and Hilda’s severance was*in a way rewarded. ly, grudgingly he gave ground ssumed? Have i change of deme; ephine came to me,” the “She was deeply} oman par: | FOR RE: ments Phone were, in fact, less advances on her pointed in me as aman and a father | part than opportunities for him—he r the first | All Dawson | Gallon free to aents Tribune Classified Advertisements PHONE Joa, Eidson Nut F Washburn, Mo. ‘. hosel to banker Classified Advertising Rates 1 insertion, 26 words or a wilton velvet. people must buy am we offer an 2 insertions, million dollar 1 week, 25 words or un perienced a eer CLOSURE SALE 5 words, 2c add! tional per word. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Men and women to lear 1 siven applicant Formation and referer 65 Cents Per Inch cord in the office received by 12 o'clock to tn sure insertion same day na recorded in AELP WANTED—FEMALE good pastry cook, BISMARCK TRIBUN: PHONE 32 WANTED: Cafe, Killdeer, No, Dak. mortgage and vd-at the front door o D-—Girl for general 406-6th St. Phone 431. W und references eribkrLive— his treatment anteed to stop seizures or money FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES AND FLATS 4 room price ve al. ment. for lijrht HW. Geo, Ath St. when I refused to quash the entire proceedings and apologize, on behalf | b of the Dominion Government, for the injury to the lad’s feclings. experienced a fecling of triumph and in to assume a masterful air that vas indeed trving to one of her dis- as a husband should be trented measures will no longer hotel loc isar pay you to Are you a mi “Please don't with you, Henri, 4 worked a marvel in her presence he made Ke on a swagger and an hitherto unknown. Hilda stood it, with what cost no one could possibly understand. some manner she managed to con- vey the idea that he dominated her and that she cringed spiritu She permitted him ocea- sionally to surprise a Jook of bev derment, almost of fright, in her eves, and this tickled the man im- pped/in, and so did that * from the Rialto. was in camest. raded Hike an. anin Think of my feelings. i speaker paused thoughtfully for an T propose to make it) com- She spoke of it to me. ing around at all Twill put vou to the tesi just as Tam, bec: s ‘ placency, thoroughly typical, he told himself that she feared ed. him—was act fi {with him all over as elt the impulse to s he went to h mirror and examined asked himseli. Women had alwa in his hands; } an air, an irre ! He was very pleas- hoy toward whom M stible something that don't like wil ter than vou do, but of that I’m sure, “Loek here.” laid down his scemed not unlikely that Hilda had anew and keener e isn’t a thief, | been shocked i Colonel Cavendish aper, and there was | More gravity than ustial m his tone. 4 n't told vou everything, qualities aud was ready to + if, or. when, he graciously chose to room in modern Call at 120 Ave. Hilda sneered. he very evening that Colonel c hand his wife were discus- Ss mixed up with by; ry worst in town mood? decided to put the mattcr to a “He couldn't ha test; therefore he surprised his wife ¢ told you what! becuse TOOK HOME {ry at our risk. Hutter Labora ories, 900 Scott, Little Kock, Ark. ji; TAT-tf reasonable, payments, Joseph Coz! 1d three room ap o children, F. Flanagan, Prop. is soon here. , pivoting, and Rs. A. E. PETERSON Fully furnishes BUSINESS CHANCES R SALE OR TRADE—Furnished hotel t ti av good location, La E—MOTORCYCLES ved Tow to sell quick, 1 ed at Zap, N. D. rgain that it will) COLLECTION Write Tribune No. AUTOMOBILE—MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE- Chevrolet and body in first. el tires w, newly painted; tern if desire No. s condition, | MOM’N POP By ‘Taylor ROOMS FOR RENT RENT- 1 mi room roak fast one ToteR. ROR urtly light hi Mhone 15 one Vm about to. He had a most by walking into her He was on the straight path to ruin and going et a gall ing, gambling: “All the more reason for trying -to Remember, you were time we had a. talk.” “Indeed!” said she. “What about?” “About you, about me, about our Are we husband money, too; Tm d and wife or will gamble here aud ther watch the shows to an i ment of popping corks so that ever x A, With a queer flicker of her eye- I don't say he's this charge: I want to bel innocent—I'd like to help prove it. For that very reason it occurred to me that Laure—she’s the dance-hall ht throw some light on the z Rock to work on Well, his report wasn’t pleas- it. The ‘girl talked, but what, she said didn't help Phillips. fessed that he'd heen stealing right ving her the money.” shocked, in- After a moment, how- ever, she shook her head positively and exclaimed, “I don't believe a word of it.” “She's going to swear to it.” “Her oath would be no better than her word—” . “Good Lord!” the colonel cried, “Has this young imp com- le pnotized vou women? The Kirby girl is frightened to death, and the Countess—well, she told me her- course, +You have apy Ret it sometimes, but- “No reproaches, please. Neither of us is without You've had vour fling, too, but I've shown you of stern stuff and will tolerate no further foolishness. Courteau than you ever knew. had my rebirth. peared to for- made up and she adores hin The man has 2 with women, ch! matter, so I put Tam a different Now then, our pre- ent mode of life is not pleasing to : I'm a fellow. of spirit. Think of me—in the attitude of a with that pecul Mrs. Cavendish w: , of desperation, of away and began to dress herself. Courteau was not disappointed | His appearance in the river-front re- | sorts, accompanied hy hls wife, crea- | sensation indeed. And Hilda’: | bearing, under the circumstances, is gratification, for, now .T share generously with you. I give you money— “The very point diy. “You giv It must end now, I cannot play the aceom- paniment while you sing. Ei close my eyes to your foliy and for-| 1 give, utterly—either we become man and wife again and I assume leader- she. clung to £ fecling a new dependence, and this filled his cup to overflowing, rendered complete!: It was an outrageous thing to do; no one save a Courteau would have thought of subjecting the woman | who bore his nam self that her husband’s jealousy was at the bottom of the whole thing. Laure, in spite of what she said to ike & mad person, Ship or I make different plans for you propose, to such a humili a perverse indi- | T dropped in at thi ing and she asked me what was the worst Pierce rotild expect. it strong, purposely, and I thought Xe, it’s.acnasty: affair, i And, by Jove! to cap the climax, you and: Josephine, take T flatter mys demogratic. but—have him. nere to playing democ- ellow shrugged.. “I offer you z,reconciliation ; that, to begin with, You've had your lesson and i flatter myself that’ you see me_in 9. new The brave can. afford foil vidual; his mind courses; he took a bizarre. delight in the unusual, and rhorality of the common soft 1 ‘ gmirch her, even a little Vit, to sub- | 16, her to seeming only taught her a lesson, but. also united them more closely, so.h himself. That he had the ability t her to do anything her will immensely tickled his .van- ity, for her stubborn independence always been 2. trial to him, knew that her social status wa of the highest: nevertheless, her re- butation was far better than his among al! except the hewest arrivals in Dawson she bore a splendid name. To he, hinself, the cause of black- ening that name, in order to match his own, gratified his feclings of te- entment, All in‘all, it was a: night of nights for histand he was at. no ins “to: concgal « ltis From one placé to another he led her, taking malicions enjoyment ftom the distress he caused. Courteau was not loud for blatant nevertheless, his . triumphant a feeling for you; Ive neyer been blind to your attractions, my dear. Lately I've even, experienced -some- thing of the—er-the old spell. Un- derstand me? tually téken with you, haye the fire of an impetuous lover.” Courteau’s eyes gleamed; there was an unusital warmth to his gaze and a vibrance to his tone. his mustache, he swelled his chest, but deeply. “What Pm_not altogether ,You_ see some- me to admire? I thrill you? racy pretty strong.’ It isn’t fair to imply that he’s ¥ more than a ladies’ man, The men like They're dete: 100. »” Cavendish admitted. “He has the God-given faculty of making friends, and for that aione’ I can forgive him almost anything. wonderful faculty bom lucky or rich or handsome, I’m fond of -him,. but I've favored him all T can. If Ithought josephine sly interested in him— well, I wouldn't feel. so friendly.” The speaker laughed shortly The. man who claims that girl's at: tention must be clean ‘through and through, He must stand the acid he laughed ligi tl ‘better than’ being | displeasing. No? v The wife lowered her eyes. “You some power” she murmured. nodded and there. vivacity and sparkle 'to him. “That y—a power to charm, a power to achieve a power to triumph. I choose now to win youragain for myself. ~Jt ds:my? whim. Kindle a love which one has lost is atest of any man’s power, n’est-ce fas? _You-are.fond.of m Am. .I. not:right;: my: sweel He iaid his soft whitehands upon his wife’s shoulders and bent an ar- Gert gaze upon her. Hilda faced him |an with an odd smile; her cheeks: were white, her ice-blue eyes were very 4 i) Was a growing is ‘my quality: hen his wife silently approved sentiment..the colonel. picked: up. his paper and resumed his: reading. Pierce's, friends were .indeed.,.uni+ formly: indignant, ‘and - sitho: ception they maintained: their” faith B eb aa ! act, actually applic the task/ of ‘peel teau’s charge, But, of the’ INSTALMENT FORT! NO DRINKS FOR WOMEN Middleaborough, outed the fact that he had tamed this woman and was exhibiting her iagainst her inclinations, every bar he forced her to drink’ with him with:his friends ;/he even called up battoom loafers ‘elaborate flourish. (To bewonetsved) a sepers from| understood, to: be. the only; town. in|/ 4. England’: where »such’ ‘wyrestriction. y. hot | prevails. ‘Tribune Want Ads Bring Results prohibited jta M liceenini, singlatyates “havel wit borougl icensing, miagistrates ‘have | wi enacted a “dry” law for the women | serve wonien with: d Previously the: magis- mn eal but. now . they. m; ‘of ‘the town, a,meal_or not. Middlesborough ' is Number 36. vertic: a good time to add it MAYBE LCAN STALL THE GOVERNOR OFF Ti. L GET THE RING PAID FOR ~BDT GOSH THAT WONT WORK - IT'LL BE TWO YEARS BEFORE (/ L WISH I COULD GET A JOB A FINE PUDDLE OF MUD I'VE STEPPED INTO NOW! - HOW THE DEUCE AM L GOING TO DIG UP FIVE BERRIES A WEEK TO PAY ON THAT ENGAGEMENT RING L BOUGHT FOR LORETTA? BESIDES L STILL OWE PoP $117.62 FOR THOSE DINNERS AT THE COUNTRY cue /— WORKING NIGHTS TO EARN SOME EXTRA DOUGH - BUT STILL LORETTA INSISTS UPON SEEING ME EVERY EVENING 7 ne My WANIED Lo work fo ished row = AND MAC, CRICK OWES ME S117.62- JUST DEDUCT $6 AWEEK FROM HIS WAGES TILL THE AMOUNT 15 PAID, AND By THE WAY IF ANYONE ASKS FoRA RAISE BEFORE THE FIRST OF THE YEAR- NOTHING DOING! LIVE GOT IT! 1 GOING IN AN! SHOOT THE OLDOIL AT POP AND ASK HIM FOR A RAISE ~ LVE BEEN HERE AYEAR AND IM ENTITLED To A LITTLE MORE GREEN IN MY PAY ENVELOPE ANGTHER FIVE BUCKS WOULD POT. z (ME JUST RIGHT freak feos HORIZONTAL, Oppsite nf axtificial. Supporters. Met To have 3 Third note in Eggs of a louse. In case. Prepo: n pegs. 1 being. cloth. 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