The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1928, Page 15

a i ( , , ' | we = ~ THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1928 — == MALE 'SLP WANTED MEN WANTED for Practical Me- chanical Training. Short course. Jobs waiting. Good pay. Ask for catalog. HANSON AUTO & ELECTRICAL \CHOOL si Largest Practical Mechanical School in Country Fargo, North Dakota WANTED—Anbitious, industrious person to make sales of $150 to $600 a month or more introducing and supplying the demand for Rawleigh Household Products in E, 1-2 Morton County. Rawleigh Methods get business everywhere. No selling experience required. We supply Products, Sales and Advertising Literature and Serv- ice Methods—everything you need. Profits increase eve! month. Lowest prices; best values; most complete service. W. T. Raw- leigh Co., Dept. ND 322, Minne- apolis, Minn, NEAT appearing men, light cars, desirous of connecting with sales- unit now .qperating nearby coun- tics. Top’ money paid daily. Permnant. Write Tribune Ad. No. 52 for appointment, giving your eo deal ud ake WANTED—A good ail around me- chanic. 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Over 500 ‘OR SALE—Five milkii istered polled Shorthorn bulls from ten). to twelve months old. Three miles north and 1-2 mile west of capitol. Strutz & Nagel. FOR SALE—Only pool hall in good county seat_ town, doing business. Have other business, reason for selling. Write Trib- une Ad. No, 53, AFTER tomorrow you need hide ! not our fish, but come now to 317 Ifth street for live minnows. W. H. McVey. pe Yt aR FOR SALE VERY CHEAP—Set of J. C. Deagen orchestra bells, ex- cellent condition, E. Wilkinson, Mandan. N. D. FOR SALE CHEAP—Casting box nd one 7-H. P. 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Home Ta s at 816 Main Ave. Phone FOR EXCHANGE WILL TRADE clear lots on Main Ave. east for good car. Also well built garage for sale. Can moved, size 14x18 feet. P. O. Box 105, City. THIS HAS HAPPENED NATHANIEL DANN, atraggting ori, J URGINIA picion but she eannct bring aril te call Bim anain. i. RRIRSA. places “VIRGINIA. beside her father at the table—te the chvious discomfort of a MRS. FARLEY, whe apperentiy vesent- ef the ‘of VIRGINIA tn the DRAN heme. After dinner VIRGINIA went te her reom, lenving the ethers to play cards. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER IX. 667'M afraid you will find me dull company this evening.” Frederick Dean remarked to Mrs. Farley when Clarissa and Rus- sell had gone. “On the contrary,” she said evenly, “you are going to be very exciting company.” Mr. Dean allowed a filcker of apprehension to appear in the gaze he turned upon her. He had caught something vaguely por- tious, even threatening, in her tone. mn you didn't stay for par- chesi?” he asked blandly. “When have we e' played parchesi?” she countered. “Don’t pretend to be stupid, Frederick: you are well aware that the game we have played is not so innoc- uous as that.” “Were we playing @ game, Helen?” His tones dripped inno- cence, but his eyes evaded her searching scrutiny of his face. “Yes, Frederick, we were,” she answered unemotionally: “and now I think it is time to declare the winner.” Dean reached over to a nearby stand and helped himself to a cigaret from a lacquered box. “Thank you,” Mrs. Farley said Bs “4 E iH ee? re Ht dg letting her see ried. “Were there asked, striving to “Important ones,” she declared instantly. “I thought right along that [ had more to win than had, Frederick, but since meeting Miss Brewster I have different conclusion.” “Meaning. .. .2” “That I am sure you game now. 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In fact, the pet belief of the Prof. women don’t amount to a ‘row of pins, And the Prof, Dr. ¢ ought to know, for R.|i professor of psy- © George Washiongton h is all for getting the He began to perceive that Nathaniel was going to de a formidable obstacle to his plans. amicably.” “I can’t see that there's any- thing to settle,” he replied, stantly on guard. rd one.” Don’t you think it would nicer to consider that Miss Brewster is worth what it will Dean protested heatedly. “I never spoke to you of marriage, Helen.” “I'll admit that, Frederick, as we have no witnesses, but you know I expected you to. You'd have done it, too, if you hadn't seen a chance to buy a new “I don’t understand you,” he returned stiffly. “Oh, yes you do, Frederick, You understand me perfectly, even if I was common. Miss Brewster has lost her fortune and you be- Meve that she won't be goose enough to marry a poor, strus- sling artist if you offer your hand and fortune.” “You must be out of your mind, Helen, to say such things.” “You must be out of yours it you think I'm blind. And don't you suppose Clarissa knows what you're up to? That’s why she tilted at me at dinner. She thought she had me down, else sbé wouldn't have given me this opportunity with you. But she underrated me, Frederick. I know when I’ve lost. I’m ready to settle the score and call it a day.” whatever you may call It. You haven't a shred of evidence and :L doubt if Miss Brewster would listen? to your confidences, but 1 realize as well as you do that it isn't necessary to be proved guilty to be condemned.” “That's sensible, Frederick; plain figures on your check will do the trick, darling.” White with anger, Frederick Dean went to a desk and got out @ checkbook. A moment later Mrs. Farley was calmly tearing a slip of paper to bits. “Double,” she said firmly, “and you'll win.” Trembling, but forcing himselt to silence, Dean wrote out a new check. Mrs. Farley folded it into a@ tiny jeweled vanity case she was carrying. “['m truly sorry it turned out this way, Frederick. I was thrilled at the thought of marry- ing you. You're flinty, and there isn’t the trace of a heart any- where in your well-preserved body, but you had the power to strike fire in me. That's a great deal to lose.” She was staring away from him, down the years, and for all the brittleness of her exterior there was a wistful quality in her culti- vated votce. But it made no ap- peal to Frederick Dean. He hated her fiercely at that moment; she had hested him, criminally per- haps, but he did not mind her method. The mere fact that be was bested enraged him. He was not accustomed to it. = “Well, give me a parting kiss, old sunbeam, and don’t forget me too soon.” He drew back as she moved nearer to him and she laughed |teasingly. “Come along and see me out, then,” she invited and moved toward the door. “You see, I'm determined to please you in some manner, so I'll leave you.” As he opened the outer door for her he caught a glimpse of a familiar figure passing before the house, He was helping Mrs. Farley into her car when the figure turned and came back, stopping near him. He closed the door of the car and faced about. “Good evening, Mr. Dann,” be sald haughtily. “Nice evening,” Nathaniel re- turned pleasantly. “Nice for strolling, nice street, too.” Dean appeared relieved. “Ob, then you weren't thinking of coming in?” he said discourag- ingly. “I should like to see Virginia,” Nathaniel replied, weakening in his resolve not to call until she summoned him. “She has retired,” Dean tn- formed him curtly. “And there are other streets that are nice for strolling if you are interested in such exploring about. Good night.” “So you're wise to me,” Na- thaniel muttered after him as be mounted the-steps and disap- peared within the house. “Coafound bim,” Dean was say- ing aloud as he made his way back to the drawing room. shadowing the house, the pig- headed fool.” The thought of Nathaniel on “, oat & ee wie ad ut in the street put him on “‘Seandal edge. began to perceive that worn mntalt | OF perhaps Just 8! Nathaniel was going to be @ for about certain occasions in the past | ™dable obstacle to bis plans. © eo that might suffice to salve] “There must be some way of getting rid of him,” he said ‘want any more than|earnestly. Finally bis features relaxed into @ cynical smile. | “Easy,” he decided pleased, “I'll see Barrows tomorrow.” Continued), drone me oe Awd, | suet thing as a perfect companions ship between men and women.” From which, dear ladies, we take it that the Doctor is a bachelor— but we haven’t any way of knowing. { . 1 | A mentally deficient woman in jwoman is just doing the dishes. | a Welsh asylum can neither read And also, as a companion to man,!nor write, but is a genius at men- “darling,” “precious,” | ment to their credit. “The larger fortunes possessed by “Women have never done any- SAY ~ You'LL SPoil. THeT HOSS! IF YOU KEEP Jump! ENERY “TIME HE Does, HELL, GIT, T' THINKIN WNHUTS TH’ USE 0' TWO OF 5 LPPE 5 wavseror, A BOUNCING BABY.’ Arnica, Please! 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