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The Gazette i32 Musical; Radio GOOD used combination radio vic- trola set. Price reasonable. Harrier Shop. 33 Household Goods 2 AXT1QUJE tables. Also day bed.

Theodore Pepper 2 miles north of I Bell brook. IF YOU read'these classifieds, you may be able to find a piece of furniture you have long- been looking: for. 36 Where To Eat I EVERY DAY when the noon lunch hour approaches, remember! Parker's serves a wonderful 2-lc lunch. THE BANK RESTAURANT, 13 S. Detroit, under new management serves delicious home cooked meals.

I GLEN CAFE, famous for good food. I Yellow Springs, Ohio, U. S. Route 68. 42 Rooms Furnished I FOR front rooms furnished for light housekeeping at N.

West St. 7 Lost and Found Ib. sack of sugar be 20 Help Wanted, Male not neces- sarv if reliable. Regil Hotel. 7 23 Work Wanted tween Xenia and New Burlington.

CANTED Curtains to launder. 29 For Sale 44 For Rent FOR cow, 3rd calf. Will buy 2 or 3-small veal calves. Also corn. Oscar Brickel, R.

No. 1, Jamestown, 0-, near New Jasper Elevator. FOR at 9 Spring See 3 or 4 room apt. before 7 p. m.

or afternoons. PASTURE for rent. John Harbine, Allen Building, Xenia. Ph. S74R.

Finder call Maude Harlan New Burlington. Reward. FOR Manchu Soy beans for 46 Wanted tO Rent addressed to Dr. Brackney, between Xenia and Hilliard, 4 Locust St. seed $1 00 per Mason.

Poultry, Eggs, Supplies Ph. 64F21. Wilmington Pk. WANTED House with garden "Wilmington, Sac. Leave at D.

CHICKS from blood tested X. Traction office. Reward. parent stock. White, Barred and Buff Plymouth Kocks.

Also S. C. Leg-horn chicks. JUivability guaranteed. Ginaven's Poultry Jt'arm and Hatchery.

Sales room 2'2L Church St. Ph. 1103. FOR Cola keg. Corner Pharmacy.

bill fold containing money and papers on Main St. Reward. Ph. 4S6W. sow.

Ronald Faulkner, Paintersville. 79F13. Ib. ice box. A-l condition.

327 E. Main St. black and tan female hound. Call 76 Tom Teach. 8 Dry Cleaning; Laundry DOUBLE blood tested chicks.

All breeds, lowest prices. Maplelawn Hatchery. 'Ph. Co. 35F5- Dayton KE 8981.

Custom Hatching FIRST CLASS RUG CLEANING CALL M. A. ROSS. PHONE 28 10 Beauty Culture IF YOU FIND yourself early for an appointment at The O. K.

Beauty Shoppe, E. 2nd, you'll discover how pleasant their reception room is. A good supply of new magazines. PUTNAM BROODER STOVES Each McDOWELL-TORRENCL .75 Co. FO-R poults.

Mrs. H. Croushorn. Ph. 40F14.

26 Livestock 12 Professional Services THE more we please you the more business Bring your films to us for prompt, satisfactory service. Wheeler Studio, Green St. FLU CONDITIONS respond to Osteo- patic treatments. At the first symptom sec Dr. Yoder.

Ward off the attack! TAKE your films to Daisy, 'cause Daisies don't tell. Room 9 Steele Bide. REG. NOTICE BELGIAN STALLION will NO MATTER what you have to sell there's a buyer waiting. Use a FOR-SALE AD.

30 Miscellaneous 29c Eveready Razor and Soap Extra Special I9c FAMOUS AUTO SUPPLY 37 W. Main St. Phone 1100 Open Evenings FOR Case tractor; 5 h. p. Electric 'motor; set of high priced golf clubs; 14 inch lathe good shape.

4 h. p. natural gas or gasoline engine. Roy Ary, 2S W. Second St.

close to town. Bellbrook Ave. Ph. 1172W. 629 47 Houses for Sale BETTY LOU GERSON IS MARRIED FOLLY FAREWELL By Marie HERE TODAY LINDA BOURXE, 20 old, pretty, in left nlmoNt by the sudden denth of her father.

PETER GARDINER, newspaper (T Betty Lou Gerson By MILDRED MASON TDETTY LOU GERSON, NBC dramatic star, and- Joseph T. Ain- love with DIX CARTER, but lie KOCH abroad to lf- IVhcn Peter ankft Linda to marry hint ahe agrees, hut postpones the iveddlng. HOXEY HARMOX, film star, to JVewtown, making? a "personal appearance" tour. She Imy.i Ncenurlo written toy Linda. Later Linda KOCH to Hollywood nnd, liy expresainK that are really a reputation for being: able to discover new Kturn.

Soon she a celebrity. Dix Carter conies to Hollywood to into lllms nm an actor. Linda to hflp him. To please Dix. she BASIL THORXE, director, to her home, nltUoupli Mhe and Thome.

Peter Gardiner a eoasfiil play nnd later comes to Hollywood. Linda spends an afternoon, with him. He tells her Dix In Using: her a utepplni? Ktone to Huccesn nnd Linda becomes furiously angry. NOW GO OX WITI! THE STORY CHAPTER XVIII HE things Linda couldn't think of to say to Pete Gardiner she remembered when she was dressing for Dix that night. Brushing her hair -with swift, angry strokes, she finished Pete forever and found her eyes sparkling and her cheeks flushed.

Dressed in scarlet satin pajamas, she marched up and down 1 the small area of her living room, darting quick glances at the clock until she laughed in pure amusement. She had been going to vent her anger on Dix! i with another girl and she would lose her head and give her heart over to torture. Linda had never experienced that feeling, but she was woman enough to anticipate it with all its devastating pain. It took Linda less than a minute to go to pieces, thinking of it. When Dix arrived he found her hands cold, her eyes dark and shadowed.

"What's the matter with my little girl?" he asked, folding her in his arms. INDA didn't try to be gay. Her eyes searched his face, expecting to find she knew not what. It was the same face with the same laughing eyes, the same easy smile, the same impatient eyebrows. She laughed nervously.

"I'm tired, darling, and in a talkative mood. I want to play Questions and Answers. Would you like to?" "Anything you want to do is always all right with me," he an- FOR rooms and bath. Garden and fruit. $600 cash.

Balance like rent. Geo. D. Durnbaug-h, 516 N. West St.

Chicago production staff and now radio director of the Leo Burne-t't were married recently i at the Fourth Presbyterian Church, 49 Lots for Sale FOR acres wods, jnv creeks. Beautiful site. Theodore Pepper, 2 miles X. of Bellbrook. 51 Real Estate THE SMIAMI VALLEY FARM SERVICE offer a farm service of Sales and Loans.

E. D. Haines, Xenia R. I. Ph.

74F5. ley, formerly a member of the NBC ft rM 0 Dix had always the power to change her mood. She couldn't be sad or angry when she was with him. She couldn't be independent or herself. It was disquieting to heard on many NBC programs and think she couldn't be herself, that was co-starred with Don Ameche she was always playing being gay, on the "First Nighter" program, happy, helpful.

Thinking again of until Auril 24. when it left the air! Pete's words, her anger rose in Dix's defense. It wasn't because Dix was weak. It was only that Dix was someone to live up to. She felt the strain of the strain that is almost unavoidable when courtship is delicately balanced on the wires of two careers.

Courtship was an old-fashioned idea, Linda thought, and wondered what new word there was for it. Courtship was a lovely word for never-to-be-repeated days before swered, dropping to the sofa. She lit a cigaret for him. "You shouldn't Think of your voice! And is there anything new about the voice?" "Yes. I dropped in to see Thome oday.

Thought I might have some rouble getting in, but he remembered my name and asked me in. Nice fellow. He's going to make a sequence of his last picture over, and he might give me a chance to do two songs." "But that's wonderful! Dix darling, when he sees the rushes for the summer. The 'bride will continue her radio career and will (be heard soon in dramatic programs' originating in the NBC Chicago: studios. 57 Parts; Service; Repairing make the season at the A.

Bickett farm 4 miles east of Xenia just off the Jamestown Pike- This horse is three years old, beautiful sorrel color, with plenty of size. Fee S1--00. Ph. Co. Harper Bickett.

A NEW IGNITION system can add more effi cien O' to your motor. Having trouble? World's Auto Supply, W. Main St. FOR feeding- shoats, wt. about 00 Ibs.

Frank Jackson, Zimmerman, 0. Call evening's or Sat. IF' YOU arc interested in feeding: pig-s or cattle, Call 48. XJSNIA UNION STOCK YARDS Farm. Implements, Etc.

14 Roofing; Plumbing NEW SPOUTING OR spouting- work always. Heavy g-uag metal used. D. Harvey Sheet Metal Shop. X.

Galloway St. 15 Electric; Wiring ASK ANY MAYTAG owner what she thinks of her washer. You'll understand, then, why Maytag so popular. terms. Xenia 3Iay- tag S.

Detroit St. GRANDMA'S LOAF flour makes I better bread and biscuits because it is milled from hard turkey red; wheat. DeWine 2-t W. Main. Ph.

566. S7c per 24 Ib sack. BRING IN YOUR furniture for upholstering. It will look like new. Your choice of materials.

John Zerkel 44 Main St Notice is hereby ffiven that Cora Bootes has been duly appointed GARDEN seeds, lawn seeds, RS Adni i i trato of the estate of fertilizer. All kinds of insecticides. Amanda C. Anderson, deceased, late of Xenia City. Greene County, Ohio.

Dated thic: 2nd day of May, 1936. Wright. Judge of the Probate Court, Greene County, Ohio. Estate of Amanda C. Anderson, Deceased.

Open even'jngs. and Seed Store, 24 W. IF YOU need fence erected Or rebuilding- of old fence, I-'hone 141F1-. May-wood l-lorney. WHEAT binder, 7 ft.

tongue truck, cut less 'than 100 acres'. 15. J. LAWN Royer, 3 miles S. of Spring Valley on R.

No. 41'. FOR I. Case corn planter. $20.00.

2 "horse Superior wheat drill $15.00. 2 row corn plow $15.00. Phone G2F15. MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED. KING GRINDING CO.

CARLOAD of Held fencing, posts, gates, at reduced prices. C. O. Miller Elevatpr. Ph.

16F5. GENUINE Dunham cultipacker and disc harrows. Howard Hughes, Hughes Auto Parts, Dayton Ave. ONE John Deere, one J- I. Case, one Rock Island used corn planters.

Spring Valley Hclwe Co. samples. S10S.50 set at $50.00 set at EICHM.ANS. 19 Male Instruction FOR and O. 3 bottom 14- inch tractor plow.

New shears. Yellow Springs 2-12 R13. IF YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH. 28 Wanted to Buy or for Fre-e Talent WANTED TO good work Test and Art Book.

Give nge and I hor.scs. John C. Spahr. Ph. 67F2.

occupation. Box 25 Jamestown. 20 Help Wanted, Male GOOD young- horse or mule. Call mornings only. O.

W. Lawless, Van Eaton iload. GARDEN Tools and plows, lawn mowers, roofing, paints and oils, Majestic Enamel 50c qt. FAMOUS CHEAP STORE BULK, garden or flower seeds, lawn grass seed, seed potatoes, onion sets, plants. Open evening's, cash for egrgs and cream.

James Bros. POLICE HERE ASKED TO SEEK RELATIVES OF FORMER XENIAN Bert Edsell Died In Oklahoma Leaving An Estate From Cincinnati Stations NEW and uncalled for Inman's, 16 E. Second St. Xenia police, at the behest of an Oklahoma firm, ar attempting to locate relatives of Bert Edsell, identified as a native of this city, who died recently, leaving an estate of some value. Police received a communication from Charles Nelson, secretary 1 of the Oklahoma Pipe Line HARDWARE cloth, lumber, work Tulsa, which had employed benches, picnic tables, etc.

Xenia. Iron and Metal 17 Cin Ave. FARME-RS! Use Soy Bean Paint. Make a market for a farm product. The Xenia Farmers Ex.

Co. SHOE SALESMAN 32xperiencorl. Saturday work. Salary nnd commission. Reliable Shoe Store, Highest market LAWN 50 Ib.

All Cotton Mattress 55.95 M. WAXLER, 43 E. Main St. iivcrs ground and repaired. HE.

Main St. price. Roy Duerstine. N. Detroit St.

Ph. S37R. Ary's Garage 2S W. Second St. to grow pic-1 kles.

Contracts ready fur inspcc- tion. The Ohio Cheese Products' Highest markot prices for wool O. EVERHART Cor. Home Ave and Monroe St. Phone 643 27 S.

Detroit St. DO YOU do repair work of any Inform the public. People kind? want WANT-AD. for several years giving the 1'ollowing information about the man's relatives. His parents' names were Nathaniel and Maggie Williams Edsell.

He had two sisters, Minnie and Jennie, whose married names are Jones and Forehand, respectively. Tuesday WLW: Crackers. Boys. Band. Thomas.

Johnson, Family. of Jimmy Mattern, and Abner. Tuns Back. Clues. Guest, Welcome Valley.

Bernie Orch. Wynn and Graham McNamee. Revue. Katz' Orch. Dates In History.

'n' Andy. Sullivan. Mysteries. Neighbor. Trask's Orch.

Johnson's Orch. Nolan's Orch. Trask's Orch. River. WKRC: Venuta, Cast.

Sunbrock's Gang. Cores, violinist. Band. Highways. Bray, Sports Chat Cast.

Smith. Carter. .7 Dan, the Minstrel Man 7 with Ken Murray. with Walter 0'' Keefe. Waring's Pennsylvanians.

at Pickfair. of Time. and Virginia Rae. Cast. Pat Harrison, The Tax Bill.

Smith and Orch. Dailey and Orch. Waiting for Dix, Linda found herself thinking of marriage. That she was going to marry Dis, she did not doubt had asked her to wait for him. Waiting for what? Then he had come back and told her that he loved her.

When a man loved a woman he wanted to marry her, didn't he? Linda wondered, and suddenly she had to know. She could not go on for years waiting for Dix, knowing that the day would come when she would begin to dread losing him, the day when she would hear that he had been out you'll be made and I Linda didn't finish her sentence; she was about to say that her work would be done. She sighed with sheer relief. The last day that she had to see Thorne could not come too soon. She was afraid of him.

Afraid that he would make an overt gesture, and she would not know how to handle him. Dix captured her hand. Her other stroked his hair. "What are the questions and answers?" he asked. INDA' was glad that he asked that.

It made it easier for her to begin. Nonetheless, she wondered if her voice was as bright and gay as she meant it to he when she answered. "I'll ask the questions, and you supply the answers. Do you love me?" "Certainly. Next?" "Do you think you always will?" Dix laughed.

"Don't you read the movie titles, woman? Don't you know that no one knows the answer to how long he will love?" "How' much do you love me?" Linda persisted. "Linda, you sound like a character out of a children's "book. Am I supposed to spread my hands 'so high' or something like that? Or would you like me to fall on one knee, seize your hand in mine and ay my heart and hand at your eet?" He had given her the opening ihe had been hoping for. "Some- hing like that," she said, and added quickly, "Only that Isn't done any more, ts it? Except that people still do get married. They ust say 'Let's fly to Yuma and get It's not as romantic, but quite as satisfactory." Dix didn't say anything.

Linda tnew he must feel her heart skipping beats. She wished fervently; she had said nothing. Now Dix would think that was pursuing him, and Heaven help the so unwise as to fores a man to declare himself! "pvIX swaang his legs to the floor, smoothed his rumpled hair. "You wouldn't marry me, would you?" She didn't say "Come, come, you'ra much too smart. You're a successful woman, and I'm a starving actor.

I couldn't support you in the manner to which you're accustomed." Linda was horribly embarrassed. "Skip it, Dix. I wasn't forcing you into a declaration of any kind. We'll both forget it." "No, you weren't forcing me into a declaration, as you call It." The straight brows had drawn together again. "But there is something on your mind." "Please forget it," she begged.

"There is something on my mind, but it's pictures and not matrimony." Dix did not dismiss the subject, "I always thought we'd get married. Not right now" Linda's whole being would you have a date to- run down to Yuma with me and take me on for better job?" 'Sold," she answered, and closed her eyes. Dix wanted to marry her! Days were like hours after that. She was jealous of her sleeping hours that took away her consciousness, made beautiful by her dreams. Romance was rampant in Hollywood, and it was as much as Linda could do to keep her secret to herself.

She wanted to tell the world that she was Dix Carter's chosen bride. Instead she listened and lived for the moment when she might make her proud pronouncement. "I suppose you've heard Honey- Harmon and Pete Gardiner are romancing all over the lot?" Cora Jarrett asked her. "No, I hadn't." That was all Linda said, but secretly she wished that Pete had rated a girl well not quite Honey's type. (To Be Cpntijatied) Weems' Orch.

Trask's Orch. i Sander's Orch. i River. WKRC: I Rogers. Cast.

Sunbrock's Gang. Kellen and Orch. Prom. Niesen. Chat Cast.

Smith. Carter. of America. and Allen. Kostelanetz Presents Orch." the Law.

Busters. of Time. Cast. Master's Orch. Young 's Orch.

Carlson and Orch. Cugat's Orch. Initials or names of the sisters'J Cotton Carnival, husbands are unknown. The corn- know about it. Use a pany was also informed Edsell had OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople Wednesday WITH ELECTRICITY, 'TOA7OPERCEMT EVETRV WHILE AT A kMOB HE A WATER- MELOM £0 Bid, ME -COULr? TAP IT WITM A HOSE AMD MAM COULD TELLTH' HAVE A MEWT SHALL "PUT IT IJJTO OPERATION IM MV 6ARDEM, AMD SURPRISE THE WORLD WITH My THE LAVVM -SEASONS "By LISTEWIM6 TO TH'-SPRIMG, HE WHALES CM A BAMBOO -POLE IKJ TH 7 HE SWIMS TH' EM6LJSM TH'P HE SHOOTS WHITE ELEPHANTS IKJ AMP IM TH' WIMTER, ME SKIS "DOWM TH' ALPS -OM OME Q.

a In-other named George. Ed sell's father dead and his mother mar-j WLW: ried a man named Fisher. a. Alcott. Edsell was 'buried in Muskogee.

Tarshish. fl. lot in Green Hill Ceme- Moore. tery there having been purchased.110:45—Livestock Reports, and his grave TV ill 'be cared for Flashes. 0, 1 BEAUTY SHOPPE HERE IS REMODELED Formal opening of the remodeled 0.

K. Beauty Shoppe, 1-1 E. Second will be held Wednesday, H. K. Ballard, manager, announces.

Mr. Ballard has taken over an adjoining room at 12 E. Second and will operate his barber shop there, exclusive of the beauty shop, definitely, according; to the letter, and Loretta Clemens. jrj ni; more room in tire Informants about the whereabouts Neighbor, of surviving relatives are urged contact police here. Clinic.

Talk. of Folsom California's Folsom penitentiary, which houses convicts who have served previous terms, now has at its head a burly man recognized as one of the "toughest" penal institution officers in the United States. He is 6-foot-6 Clarence A. Larkin, above, former captain of the guard at the California prison. 132:05 P- Virginians.

i Dick and Harry. Reports. Weather and Market Reports. Farm and Home I Hour. Merrill and Organ.

Barnes and Larry Larj son. of the Movies. Perkins. and Sade. I I Perazzo.

and Financial Notes, Karen. and Bob. of Mary Sothern. i i Orphan Annie. i Ky.scr's Orch.

Boys. I Band. i Thomas. i Johnson Family. i of Jimmy Mattern.

and Abner. Time," One Man's Family. Box Hour. Hall, Frrd Allen. Hit Parade.

Andy. Sullivan, i Kyser's Orch. jj.1:00—Old Fashioned Girl and Singing Neighbor. plan's Qrr.h. beauty shop, he announces.

The interior of the beauty shop I has been redecorated in an attrac- hive modernistic design and new equipment, which will be in charge jot" trained operators, has been in- I stalled. MEALS- SCMtCE A dense growth of timber has blotted out most of the undergrowth on the hillside bordering this lake and diminished the available food for this young deer, headed for a feeding ground. Pennsylvania, supporting a vast number of deer, is faced the problem of thinning out the timber to encourage growth of shoots, vines, and bushes, and provide sustenance for starving herds. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION INDEX SOURCE'FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD-ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION 1923-1925'100 INDEX 130 120 1928 1929 1930 1931 1933 1934 1935 1936.