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It la not possible to guarantee that all made by advertisers re correct. Persons who especially for "Help Wanted are cautioned to send no money for -supplies." or any other pur- except mall expenses, until proposal has been tnvestl- gated. WANTED work, bundles, flat work, family washings, damp wash. Work guaranteed Prices right. Phone 1219X 6 18 -tf Daiiea FREE LISTINO-Under this heading to person or rhurches.

clubs societies AFTER advertising by Ida R. Gleason t9)6 NtA Stwt, I WANTED Btllhorn baby folding organ Party who bought from Goodwill store or anyone having one such events in the Journal and Cou- for sale. Phone fi-27-tf rier or having Job anrk done will be published in this col-, HOME are open for umn tw0 prior to date, business Laundry any kind Prices reasonable Thone 40 7-l-tf Friday consignmeut aale at Woodson, J. L. Henry frery Monday.

Con Sale. Murrayville, Spencer and Few. Every Wednesday and Saturday, dance, Nichols Park. HELP RELIABLE DEALER wanted to handle Heberllng Products in South Morgan Countv Excellent opportunity the right man. wiling di -1 rect 10 farmers.

Earnings I.1S week-1 lv not unusual Write for rat- alogue HEBFRLINO COMPANY Dent Bloom m2 ton 111 7-5-3t HF.LF WANTED FEMALE fnt work rent and woman for c-m-ral housework 4928 rare Journal 7-7-It July ice cream supper church July i rream -ocial. Arentville I July Centenary Church July Public Sale 1 no p. 4 mi of Meredosia Route mi 8 i of Elton Hinners July minster Ch ice Prairie MISCELLANhOUS for sanerai housework and to drive rar "29 Douglas 7-7-It Saddle Hoirsu OPTOMETRIST SITUATION WANTED MIDDLE ladv position as Country preferred Ex- perteneed Address care Journal-Courier, 7-7-2t 1 Ride over beautiful Pere Marquette Pta'e Park on fine horses Reasonable rates Phone Grafton for reservations. Grafton, Illinois. ELECTRIC SEPVICt H.

RUSSELL Piseli Thompsons West Side ftq Over 40 years experience in fitting Glasses. Phone POD orvT I VlPN'TS RfTAIP rUK Ktni I AK I ivi tpi I a siarters. electric motors, vacuum Irwin Welborn, 232 West Court Phone 623. S-24-lmo. OSTEOPATHS FOR PENT Modem furnished down- ap.

rtmer? Phone 1S52X 442 Mativaiaterre 7-7-lt HATCHERIES DR. L. E. STAFF OSTEOPATHIC Physician, St. Pnrne 192 DR.

L. K. HALLOCK JSO College Phone of American School Osteopathy. Kirks ville. Mo.

R. A. HAMILTON Osteopathic Physician Apt Apts, 1st Floor 423 CHIROPRACTOR FOR FOR Five houses, five to rooms, partir modern S-JS-tf THOUSANDS OF Wetvr Hatcher 7S? Fast College Ave Phone 117 7-4-tf LOANS FOR rir room Garage Or street. Inquire Si 7-7-lt FOR arms FARMERS, SALARIED PEOPLE- rates autos refinanced Commercia! Finance Co. Theater Bldg, 6-5-1 mo DR R.

D. BRANDON Office and Residence 475 E. State St Phone 790. FOR farm lands. Improved and Terms of purchase price ca.sh.

balance long term loan Inquire Mid- West Joint Land Bank. Ed- wardfville 7-3-2 mos TAXI CABS Phone 400 tm Union 10 Cf 1-1 mo. GENERAL REPAIRING UNDERTAKERS JOHN M. CARROLL Fonerai Director. 518 East State Street.

Phones Offre 86 Residence FOR UKM I URE FOR 2-pie overstaffed bed davenport suite 120 00 Furniture Exchange. 211 F. Court FOR HARNEY FIX-IT SHOP Repair? anv household apoliarvre, lusgage, goods, article Phone 960 6-30-1 mo LAWN MOWERS REAVY Funeral Directora East State Street Fhone ---------Day And Night----------1007 FOR SALE FOR Pony gent for dren I 20 00 459 Hardtn A chil- r-7-it Miacellaneous Lawn movers sharpened trpaired Sharpened factor? machine for and delivered, Machine Sr op. 210 South Mauvais- terre. Phone 141.

6-7-1 mo. MISCELLANEOUS SWEENEY SUPPLY CO. Dealers in FOR SALE-One building 10 bv 12 floored and limed Will make a good grainan One garage. 22 bv 24 galvanired iron inside and out J. DeSollar.

691 East State. 7-2-tf RADIO SERVICE Coal. Lime, Cement and all Brick layers and Plasterers for SALE-Se Supplies. Phone 165. white pm WALLACE BAPTIST, Expert trician All makes guaranteed Phones: 199 at Andre Andres; residence 178.

7-1-1 mo thousand feet lumber, boarding, doors, tmo hot' air ftimaces. good condition, several rolls used linoleum Am wrecking two houses on Bast by Routt College Phone 777 after 7 30 m. Guv Hawkins. 7-2-tf WELDINC. MOTOR REBUILDING.

Genera! Machine Work Flectnc and Acetevlene Welding Ingel Machine Shop Phone 143. 7-1-lmo nr.r.iN Kmr. todat unr rnsrm Iniiely mnimnlii her trr. 4 nkrtlirr 41 mnmry. In Und hr her mid I kiddm (he rmr ta hr irrto TST mm Id frlrnrf.

nnd ROa I I arrnr lahr I'lilrt I KB (ff, (hr rn rr no IHI Ikr hlffd tkx tiilrr (dm fn hrr rnntw tmr flight, rnrlnn, arrow wall, pnlaflaa hr rniHilt. I.ama CUtrr rnpnU lama Vfia r.n oat with rar tort CHAPTER had too excited to that hand wras hurt Hv the broken but now she of a throbbing pain Pat to stop the with his handkerchief and Susie Eh for water and bandages. Dan DallaBob on the Susie jerked around. In the little rabin down near the she answered ivion Pat of us had better the place the onre-over right For an hour the lights from the flickered about the grounds as a careful search was made. But not a trace of anv- thtng or anyone could be found Down at his cabin, Dan had been awakened and questioned, but said he had seen nothing that would indicate a hostile prowler And you hear anything asked Bob.

Dan Pa? meantime had walked over to a I romer of the cabin and picked up a gun thnt was leaning against wall He casually, ther pointed at the magazine. "This is rmpiv. T.onk« like it had ftred The man turned and looked oonMv at questioner. shot one bullet at a coyote he faid. Well, eome along out with us new.

going to look over the Eh ordered. a a JJAYLICHT was breaking when the search rtr ended without result. men tramped back into the house Claire was Susie again about the mark on the wall behind the bed Pat, who had dropped into a now sprang to his feet "Come on. Rob It's light enough to go up to the cupola and five the us for said Eb motior ng to Dan be down the tool house The two young men went to the cupola where lamp had been shot to pieces. Sp'inters of glass still the floor.

The bullet that caused the diforder was embedded in the wall. Evidently came from the direction of that slope over Bob eved the densely wooded mountain that rose directlv opposite the House of Shadows Did vou notice Dan's asked Pat. it do Cfarrc hcJ l-rm too exiitej In that hrr hand u'at cut h': the hroifcn glass. Pat tried to slot) the bleeding u'lth his handkerchief. no one to it.

Dall.i*’’” asked Bob have heard the shot probablv it that I know Dallas was the same gun with the same told him. silencer that got the Fifteen intensive tion search of the cupola revealed a gadget to cut out the I more. If the arrow mark of the shot ably we never knew his real name' and he hid the freshest, whitest skin ever you see. He was from over near Cup way, A reminiscent light gleamed in Susie's eves. happened the mining boom, while your Uncle T.vman was here, and was house for him.

A likely white happened to Pat asked. he took up with a fellow who come from out California ways. They went up to the claim and worked it all summer. Ore ran prettv good. too.

I used to see quite a Jot of them both when they come down for the town dances. Then one night they'd both been drinking a lot and had a you, perhaps. Miss asked Pat. his eyes kling. a a crsir.

him a coquettish glance on with you. Mr. Pat Then she what was the cause the row. Anyway they drifted long toward morning and we never see the white miner again. And the other one only once more when he went through town orf his wav back to California, so he said.

A ye sr or two after someone found a skeleton under the flooring in their cabin. Thev prove it the kid. though yo'i make no one here believe it the folks do say when to happen, the white miner is seen again along the mountain trails met up with him asked Boh Steele. Susie nodded solemnly. Banes, the butcher down in the village, said he seen him plain over near the big dump on Squaw Mountain the other night Dan abruptly pushed back his A Susie looked ques- chair omngiv from one to the other.

1 really po to the stairway to the lookout, further signs or the weather-beaten walls had been era-cd by the elements. points toward the stairs all sa Pat. else on that side of the room but rase for He walked across nd rxamined the volumes on the Mteh'ef. on asked Bt unless you count that one of Come on. 4ar Pat started for the door.

B-eakfast was ready when they came downstairs. Susie went to call Eb and Dan 'It was a bullet, then, that broke the Claire asked. For answer Bob held out the piece of lesd. The girl's face turned white someone did try to kill and Dan coming back cut i-hort the conversation. F.bn” asked Pat.

he went back to lock the tool Susie explained. loan that gun of vours to anyone, a'ked Pat. used it asked Pat. the house Claire told him She added slowly, mountain that fired the gun at me the Pat shrugged his shoul- they could ders. on.

Bob. go out ip on us and murder as in and look at these where and nobody be the someone's been getting The sun was beginning to redden the sky as thev went outside. 'Wonder where Eb asked Bob. go down to the tool house and get some shovels from him Pat nodded and walked on around the cupola. Dan was already there staring down at the ground already started digging He pointed to a small hole close by the cupola -TORD love woman.

creep beds, get panicky, Claire soothed her. can hurt in the so answered Susie. been queer goings on here even afore you come Pat went on, quizzing Susie mean you heard or saw something you i swered the man. looking levelly I think so. Well dig the hul- questioner.

Why?" let out and see if it Bob just wondered." opened his pocket knife he he e' er uce a on For a minute the housekeeper wall, did not reply. Then she lowered Pat dropped to his knees and her voice. I did. Three examined the place closelr. limes heard a soft-like noise been done he in the announced He made a careful a pack suggested circuit of the surrounding grass Dan.

and bushes comes Bob. rats don't chip edges off see what he makes of stone answered But Bob was looking at the cap Susie. I he held in his hand. this found stones chipped, he asked Dan. Miss asked Bob.

The man nodded. The corner of the house I found it down near the out by the root cellar. And they tool house, but Eb wasn't there, was tollin' me down at the village' Did he come up here? that the white miner had been besan Pat and then seen i stopped. white asked said Bob slowly. Claire.

are fresh blood stains on it. Blood white miner. where is what we all called him. Prob-1 (To Be Continued) -OF- FOR for July Sweet corn. Chinese cabbage Sudan millet Kendall Seed House 7-5-2t FOR Used ABC electric like cheap.

Furniture Exchange, 211 Court. 7-7-lt WE HAVE severs! used refrigera upward from S3 no Furniture Exchange 211 Court. 7-7-lt FOR building lot, west aide, north front Bargain for quick turn, Anplebee Agency. 7-6-2t FOR porcelain lined re-frtgerator Quick Mea! gas range oven regulator. 327 South Church 7-7-lt DENTISTRY GUARANTEED half usual price.

Dr Snerly. Dentist 123 West College. Phone 0. fl-13-lmo 303 Ayers Rldg Phone 374-W. Evenings and Sunday by appointment.

5-24-2mo person, church, club, lodge or society, promoting an entertainment of any kind, may have such event listed under of Coming: for 2 1 Bldg, Phone 374-W. weeks prior to the date of such event, it has been advertised in both Journal and Courier, or job work has been ordered from the Journa 1 -Courier Co. Public Sales will also be listed under Dates of Coming1 if they have been advertised in the Journal and Courier, or an order has been received for job work. Here Thermos Juga, Bottles Oil Stoves ampers' Equipment Lunch WALKER BROWN Hardware Paints West Side Square, Phone S75, WE DELIVER Ashland Clubs Have Rehilar Meetiiiiis in Slire To Bridge Oub; Ffl Mov Heralds direr by Lohman. The girl? tnok charce of the devotional study period and then presented a most interesting demerit ration entitled Fortv-five members and guests were present and for the social hour were U.

J. Sinclair. Mrr- R. Mrs. John Blank.

Mrs. aret Dibbern of Milan Ili and Miss Helen Iddings of Vevay both of whom were formerly members of the Ashland high school faculty. Mrs. Verna Burchardt and Mrs. Violet McKeown of Springfield were guests Tuesday of Mrs.

V. Brownback. Ft Corson of Cincinnati, FURNITURE Repairing, Refinishing and Upholstering: CLINT MOORE. West Morton Avenue Lohman Miss Jennie James and the in Ashland lookins Swap It! Trade It! Want Ads Will Do It! there's somethinjr you want home, a car, or an item in home furnishings but the cash at the moment, although vou do have property of real value that you will gladly Swap or Trade; something you can get along without but would bp of real benefit to the other fellow. hv not get togpther through the medium of a Journal and Courier Classified or Trade, with both person? to the transaction henefitting? Try it today.

Ashland, July Suoe entertained members of her briace and numerous other guests Wednesday afternoon at her new home south of town Four tables of bridge were arranged after which the hostess served delightful refreshment5 High score prize for club was awarded to Mrs. Glenn Sinclair vid second to Miss Calista Newell, wh Miss Nelie Leahv received the priae Others present were. Mrs Ed Newell. Mrs. Fred Jokisch.

Mrs. Hairy Dahman, Mrs. Francis Newell. Mrs. Edward Mahoney.

Mrs Leahy, lss Irene Newell, Mrs. Homer Butler. Mrs. Walter Hinrichs, Mrs, John Alsup and the Musses Julia Hewitt, EHsie Carls and Mildred Thornley. Mrs.

Edward Moy delightfully entertained a group of her friends from Ashland at her home in Jacksonville Thursday afternoon, July 2 Following three tables of bridge delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. The guests were Mrs Sam Danenberar Winchester, Mrs. Emmet son Thornley. Mrs Edward Mahoney Mrs. Homer Butler.

Mrs, Stuart Brownback, Mrs. Henry Reiser, and the Misses Lois Wyatt, Irene Newell. Florence Wilson, Dorothy Wolford. Mildred Thornley and Nelle Leahy all of Ashland. High score was won by Irene Newell traveling pwe by Miss Mildred Thornley.

and tion by lss Dorothy Wolford. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Ashland Methodist church met at the church Thursdav afternoon July 2 in a combination of the and July meetings with the program sponsored dj Uie girls oi Uu Miss Frances Lockwood. News Mr. and Mrs. William Harris and son of Reardstown visited Thursday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs L. H. Carls Mrs, George Dunkel of Tallula and Mrs. Isabelle Dirk of Normal were recent guests of Mr and Mrs. James Stiltz.

Mr. and Mrs Otto Armitage of Jaeksonville and Mr. and Mrs Walton Armitage of Winchester spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Walker Armitage. Miss Bernice Blank is visiting her sister Mrs.

Minor Smart of Decatur. Frank Stevens and son Jack of Eiwood are visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara Hewitt. Miss Edna Jane Edwards of Springfield is a guest at the Frank Graff home. Mis.se« Christine and Sylvan Six returned Tuesday from a motor trip through the southern states stopping at Ashville, N.

Charleston, Atlanta. Ga and Nashville Tenn They aere accompanied Mi Marg- after business interests here. Cullum was among those transacting business in the city yesterday from Vandalia, NEW 1937 Philco's Refrigerators Boruff Maytag Co. 218 S. Sandy.

Phone 863. Come In and See Our Special For Summer Our Camera is Cool SPIETH STUDIO Side Square, Phone 24S Best Rate for out-of-town trips, regardless of where you want to go--one to people. Ask about our plan. REDDY CAB Phone 1400 Insurance All Kinds With sound companies having the reputation of paying prom- ptlv and in full. See us now.

AYERS INSURANCE AGENCY Ayers Bldg. Safer Driving If your car is kept in condition (and it much less in the end to have it so) your chance for accident is greatly lessened. SEE us today for a FREE check-up. Quick low Service PLEASANT HILL Mr and Mrs Clarence nj familv spent Sunday with Mrs. Ttiom- Walsh and family.

Mr and Mrs Amos McCurlev were chopping in Springfield Mr and Mrs Fdward Riley sons called on Mr, and Mrs Loner- ean and family Sunday evening Mrs. Ted Mills and Ralph Rrigtfs and Mrs Ola Mila vere sonville shoppers Friday. Mr and Mrs Carl Soov, Mr and I Mrs Or over Roserker. Mr and Mra. i Russell Ma.son Mr and Mrs Howard enjoved a fishing trip Sunday.

Mr and Mrs Charlie and famllv of Jacksonville called on Mr. and Mrs Win Lonergan and family Thursdav evening Milford Mason has spent the naat week visiting his brother William and wife of Jacksonville Mk' Ijouise MeCurlev snent a few visiting her friend Miss Mary Louise of Jacksonville Jimmie and Mary Agnes Ring spent the with their mother Martha Waish and ily. Miss A Reardon of Jacksonville and Mrs rvnr.r« Reardon of Man- called on Mrs Frank Ring Friday afternoon Mr? Ring la improving from her recent Illness. Miss Stella Ring of Jacksonville was visiting Miss Margaret Walsh i Friday. Salt Rising BREAD Tvrr? Werfnesda? and Saturday Bungalow Bakery 210 State St, ISfiS ELECTRICAL Suivplifi and fVMgns, nf household equipment.

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3.W X. Quality Quantity Serviea OXever Overlooked important defails necrin a dicmfied and refined funeral service Regardless of the cosr service is alwaya and correct ia every respect. A Careful, Service Savings and LiOstn have a few small homes sonablv priced on attractive terms. Any ex-service man or woman will do well to consider one of these properties if you want a home or a good investment. Remember a new series commences July 1.

Start ing shares then. Jacksonville Savings Loan Alpha.