The Brainerd Daily Dispatch from Brainerd, Minnesota • Page 8

Mn am THE BRAINERD PAET DISPATCH. BRAINERD, MINNESOTA TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1928 Broadway Love 6y Thomas WHAT HAS HAPPENED SO FAR. JANET WILDE is tbs young and pretty daughter of Fenimore Wilde, one of Broadway's favorite actors. His son Frank is an idler and, like his father, a spendthrift.

The girl has a hard Time mothering them both. On the eve of a great opening night for her father, Janet accepts the proposal of Gordon Pryor, young but impecunious actor. In a restaurant she meets a young musician, Leonard Quigg, who attracts her. father drops dead after a brilliant performance, leaving her and her brother almost penniless. Gordon Pryor breaks his engagement and Janet realises that it was her prestige and not love for her that prompted his proposal.

She obtains the position of confidential secretary to john Montague, theatrical impresario. At the same time she quarrels with Leonard Quigg and he leaves her one ning, in a fury. On New Eve she accepts an invitation from David Churchill, a brilliant young doctor, who is secretly in love with her. He is married and makes her promise she will come to him for help in time of need. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY.

CHAPTER XVI. weeks went bv unevent- I fully for Janet, and then came that evening when she dined with her employer. have to make up my mind about Wyndham John Montague said. think I will dictate to you my reactions, and then come to a showdown tomorrow means that you will work Janet asked. He looked quickly at her, as he replied evenly: you what better do.

You aine with I have an apartment up there, although I don't live in it all the time. Hut I work if I go distracts me. go ap and dine. Take the papers with you. a typewriter Janet followed him into the tiny private elevator which he worked himself.

They went upstairs, where Japanese servant received them. can serve dinner, Montague ordered. me a cocktail, but Miss Wilde have one. She know good for They left the dining-room, and entered a curiously-furnished apartment. It was done in Chinese reds and blues, and the walls were bung with silk.

you ready to begin Janet asked, feeling that she did not like that room, with its heavy oriental atmosphere. be in a rash, he replied, and Janet noticed that for the first time he had called her by her first name. man work all his life. Besides, I want to talk to Janet asked, and something warned her to be on guard. a fool, hope you know that you, Mr.

Janet said politely. you." in a Janet fenced with him. the same thing to me if I call you or anything else. Still, the difference in our age alone seems to point to the more conventional 'Mr. started by saying that you were a Montague continued.

this complex against going on the want to Janet said positively. has little to do with it, with and he grinned at her. can take any pretty girl of average Intelligence, and if she will do as I tell her, and not commit the fatal error of thinking for herself, can turn her Into an acceptable star. I did it with Lucille Rhodes, and I did it with half a dozen others. I can do it with you.

the matter with you? you see any lure in fame? it appeal to what I want to Janet replied. why should you want to do it for a very beautiful he said in a low voice. see what that has to do with is just possible that you may have or men doing things for girls who are very beautiful. And Montague smiled. Janet made no reply.

expect you to he Interested in his rasping voice went on. do expect von to be interested In what have to offer. I offer within two years, nnd I will cover the steps of the ladder with velvet as you language do yon Janet flashed at him. want to be a star! I want to go on the No. I he replied.

No. 2: I have found that most people, Irrespective of age or sex, are very Interested in money. You are young and beautiful, ns I pointed out before. You are working for SRO a week. which does not give you much money for the things that are dear to a clothes, cars, furs, a country place.

It seems to me that were someone to settle a large sum of money on you, then you would be interested. I believe that at my age a man should be are offering me money, Mr. Montague? Ana for what? be an ostrich. Janet, my dear! Why do men offer to make settlements? Why did I make various beautiful young women stars of the theatrical firmament? Why? Now, be innocent, and go done a whole lot of talking, John Janet said quietly. think my turn.

You have mentioned once or twice that because I drink. I am VwiruM, lait, lune I im old-fashioned. As a matter of fact, I am intensely modern. Otherwise, I should be very angry with you. Rut the modern girl can hear the kind of thing said tonight without anger, because she understands the world.

It may be difficult for her, when she contemplates men, to keep a little contempt out of her heart. I am not taking the attitude of the old-fashioned girl and nulling any you insult But I don't want to be made a star. even if I have to pay for It. And I want a settlement at the price you so kindly suggest. Is that He smiled.

must apologize, i I suppose, because any time that a man makes a perfectly businesslike proposal to a girl and gets refused, convention demands that he apology Interest me in the I Janet went on quietly. wish you said what you have said to me. na I shall never like von as much as I did before. And I want to lose mv lob, because I am interested in it. nnd I want to learn what I "an of the production end of tho lost your he announced.

von want to forget this evening, nnd this conversation, I will banish it from my mind. But be too hard on me. Put yourself In my shoes. if you can! Can vou picture what it Is to be John Montague? Have I not been encouraged by your sex to believe that most girls are interested in what I have to give? I.et that calm down your feeling for me, and if you want to forget it. I you refer to this 1 mean, to what vou have tonight? Modern as I am.

Mr. Montague, I really want those offers to be repeated. That must be a firm agreement between us. or I must bustle myself another I swear to ho said with a laugh. "No man can ever truthfully promise just how he will behave.

But I think I shall be able to suppress the fact that I find you not wholly unattractive. Janet! I have seen homelier girls than you. Really, I to let you laugh your way out of Janet said slowly, I do want to point out that .1 ou want me to quit, you only ave to hint again at what you have offered tonight. And now. do you want to of me are Montague said, as he rose.

think it would be a strain to work tonight after what has occurred. You go home, and when you come tomorrow we will pretend that tonight never happened. I feel inclined, instead, to sit here alone nnd forget my disappointment in He walked with her to the elevator, and showed her how to work it. think rather a nice ho said as Janet stepped in and he closed the door after her. (Continued Tomorrow.) JUNK! Is IE I LIVESTOCK, PRODUCE AND GRAIN MARKETS rn (Hit tun LIVESTOCK Chicago, Sept.

(By Department of Agriculture) HODS OW. On better grade hogs mostly IO ti I Be lower; top $13.45. Butchers, medium to hoice, 250-350 lbs. 200-250 lbs, 13.45; 160200 lbs, 13.45; 130-160 lbs, packing sows, 12.35; pigs, medium to choice, 90-130 lbs, fIO.20ti 12.25. CATTLE Receipts, 12.000.

Calves, receipts, 3,000. All classes slow, mostly steady. Slaughter Steers, good and choice, 1300-1500 lbs, 1100-1300 lbs, 050-1100 lbs, common and medium, 850 lbs up, Fed yearlings, good and cholee, 750950 lbs. 18.25. Heifers, good and choice, 850 lbs down, $14 17.50; common and medium, 14 50.

COWN, good and choice, $9.50 13.50; common and medium, low cutter and cutter, 96.354$ 7.85. Bulls, and choice (beef), $9 ll; cutter to medium. 9,75. Willers (milk fed), good and choice, 18.25; medium, 17: cull and common, 14.50. feeder steers, good and (all weights), common ii nil medium, HHEEP Receipts, 20,000.

Sharp slaughter largely checked by urtaibd run of natives and killers; sheep steady to weak. Lambs, and choice (92 lbs down), $12.85 ft 14.10; medium, cull md common, 11.35. Ewes, me- Hum to i (150 lbs down), $4.25 ti 6.85; and common, Fender good and choice, $13.85 It 14.75. SOUTH AT. PAI South St.

Paul, Sept. 18. (By Department of 4,000. Market around 25c lower; pigs steady. 250-350 lbs.

$12 lr 12.65; 200-250 lbs, 12.75; 160200 lbs, 130-160 lbs, 91125ft 12.75; 90-130 lbs, 12 50; packing snws, 11.85. CATTLE Receipts, 2,000. Market: Opening slow at decline on killing yea lent steady to 15c higher. Calves, receipts, 1,800. Bulk mutations: Crass stock steers, 13; graas stock cows, $7 9.25; low utters anil cutter cows, veal- ors.

stock and steers, SHEEP Receipts, 1,000. Market: Steady. Quotations: Top fat lambs, 13.25; bulk fat lambs, bulk cull lambs. bulk fat ewes, 6. No.

2 D. I Drade of: No I D. 1.10*4: to arrive, No. 2 I). l.08%.

Drade of: No. I North, to arrive, No. 2 North, 1.07%. 2 Yellow. No.

3 Yellow. to arrive, 94'ic. No. 4 Yellow, No. I Yellow, No.

3 Mixed. No. 4 Mixed, 91 No. 5 Mixed, OATH No. 2 Whits, No.

3 White, to arrive, No. 4 White, BARLEY- Choice to fancy, 63fe65c; medium to good, lower grades, 58c. 2, to arrive, I. 2.15%; to arrive, 1 riiiLUHiiL-1 Wilburn imminisvvvUiiviivmiziuiimp. Want Ads Two cents per wort tor first Insertion; one osnt each Issue thereafter rJ rJ rJ rJ rJrJfJ rTri rJ Jf r-JfJ fJfJir Jr rTrJfJrJrJ HELP WANTED WANTED Olympia Cafe.

MTmOS rOR DISCHARGE In Court Of the United for District of Minnesota. In matter of A. BH more, Ttankrutit, In Bnnkruotcy, No 1121. To Honorable William A. Bant.

Judge the TU strict Court of Htatca the District of Minnesota: peri A. Gilmore of the Cliv of In the of Grow Wing and Htnte of Minnesota, in nnld District, respectful! represents That on the 9th day of March, last past, he was duly adjudged bankrupt under the Acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy: that he fin- surrendered si) his property and of property, has fully complied with all the of said Acts and of the orders of the court touching his bankrupt WHEREFORE HE PRATS that be may he decreed by court to hnve a full discharge from all Soots provable against tile estate under said Bankrupt Acts, excot it debts as are exempted bv taw from such discharge Dated this 29th flay of August. A. D. 1928.

A. GILMORE. Bankrupt. of rilH'AUO PRODUCE BUTTER Receipts, 11,873. Extras.

46c; extra tirsts, firsts, 43 44c; seconds, standards. EDDS Receipts, 12,231. Firsts, 31 ordinaries, seconds, 26c. ('HEESE Young Americas. LIVE POULTRY- Receipts, 4 cars.

Fowls, Springs, Ducks, 23c. Geese, 18c. Turkeys, 20c. Roosters, 18c. Broilers, 80c.

POTATOES Arrivals, 46 ears; on track 135; in transit, 682. Wisconsin sacked Irish Cobblers, I Nebraska and Colorado Backed Round Whites. $1.60. Minnesota sacked Round Whites, asking $1.40. South Dakota sacked Early Obion, $1.35.

Order of notice Thereon states of America. District Minnesota, ss rn this not Ii dav of August. A. TA, PJ on rending the foregoing petition, It IO ROER SD BY THE DOUBT. that a hoarinv' had upon tile on the lith of November A.

D. 182k, before tin said court at Duluth, In said district at ten in the forenoon: and that notice thereof be published In The I Mv.ditch i "Aws uaper printed at Brainerd In said District, nnd that all known creditors nnd other persons In Interest ttiav appear at the said time and place arni show cause, if any thee have whv the prayer of Hie said petitioner should not be granted. VVI, pp TH further ordered BY THE COURT, that Clerk shall send bv mail upon payment bv the bankrupt or his attorney, of tile actual thereof, to 11 known creditors copies of petition nnd this order, addressz-d to Blent at their places of tepee as stated. WITNESS tile Honorable William A. Judge of tin- said court and the al thereof, at Duluth, in said district.

on the seth day of August, A. JOEL DICKEY. (Heal of the By CHELL M. AM TTH. Deputy Clerk.

ST. PAUL PRORUrF MARKET BUTTER Packing Stock, butterfat, firsts, 46c; extras, 47c. EDDS No. SI 33c; 25 LIVE POULTRY-Hens, 24c; broilers, 25c. MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKET BUTTER Extras, 47c; tirsts, 45c; 43c.

EGGS seconds, $6.90. MINNEAPOLIS CLOSING TASH PRICES 14 per cont protein: No. I D. $1 1.36% to arrive, No. 2 IV IS per cent protein: No.

I D. 1.26%; to arrive, No. 2 I). 12 lier cent protein: No. I D.

1.16% to arrive, Bad Legs Do Your Feet Swall aud Inflame and Get go You Can Wa i dly Walk? Have You Varicose or Swollen Veins To stop the misery, pain or soreness. reduce the dangerous swollen veins and strengthen tile legs. use Moone's Emerald DU This clean powerful penetrating vet safe antiseptic healing oil is simply wonderful for Ulcers -Old Holes and Broken Veins, H. Dunn and all first-class drug stores. EMERALD OIL YELLOW CAB SERVICE We are now operating day and night Make appointment for train calls early.

Phone 389. D.E. WHITNEY DIRECTOR OF 736 Front St BRAINERD, URR. PETITION POR DISCHARGE fn the District Court of the United States for Fifth Division, District of Minnesota. In the matter of Walter F.

Hell wen leman. Bankrupt, In Bankruptcy, No. To the Honorable William A. Cant. Indue of the District Court of the United States for tile District of Minnesota: Walter F.

Hchwendetnan, of Brainerd In the County of Wing. ami State of Minnesota, In said District, respectfully represents: That on the dav of Deeemlier he was duly adjudged bankrupt under the Acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy; that lie has duly surrendered all Ills prooerty and rights of property, nnd has fully compiled with nil tile requirements of said Acta and of the orders of tile court touching his bankruptcy. WHEREFORE HE BRAYS lint be raav be decreed by the court to have a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate under said Bankrupt Acts, except such debts as are exempted by taw such discharge. Dated this 24th dav of March, A. 1827.

WALTER F. SCHWENDEMAN, Bankrupt Order of Notice Thereon United States of America. District of Minnesota, ss. On Oils 24th day of Mardi. A.

192 on cen the foregoing Petition It Is ORDERED BY THE COURT, that a b-srlne be had upon tho same on the lith day of January A D. 1929. before said court, of Duluth, In said district. at ten in the forenoon: and hat notice thereof he published In The Dispatch, a newspaper printed at Brainerd Iii said District, and that all known creditors other In Interest mav appear at said time and place ami allow cause, if any they have. Why tile prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted.

And it is further ordered by lie Court, that the Clerk shall send hy mall upon payment by the bankrupt, oj his attorney, of the actual expense thereof, to all known creditors of said petition and this order, addressed to them at their places of residence as stated WITNESS the Honorable WILLIAM A CANT. of the said Court and the seal thereof at Duluth, in said District. on the 2 itll day of March. A. 1827.

JOEL M. DICKEY. (Seal of the Court) Clerk. By CHELI. M.

SMITH. Deputy Clerk. NOTION OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE BALE That certain mortgage made by Alite A. Rundgren and. O.

Rundgren. her husband, to E. o. Webb of Crow Wing County. Minnesota, dated Mav 26, 1924, covering tile following described property All that part and portion of Government Lot Six (R).

In Section 9, Township 137. Range 27. described as follows: Commencing On tile Fast side of Cross Lake, where the East and West quarter line of said Section 8 intersects said lake; thence East along said line to a point where the Cooley Highway intersects said quarter line, thence Northwesterly along said Cooley Highway to where it intersects the called "Cross thence Southerly along said Cross l.ake- Jenktns Road, to a point where it Intersects East and West quarter line: thence Easterly along said East and West quarter line to the shore of Cross and flied for record In the office of the Register of Deeds in and for Crow Wing Countv, Minnesota, on May 26. 1924, at P. and recorded therein in Rook of Mortgages on Page 40, ill be foreclosed by sale of said pursuant to law az the front door of the Court House In the City of Brainerd, in said county on the 29th day of September.

1928, at 10:00 A. to satisfy the sum of $878.06. principal and interest due thereon and In default, together with taxes paid In the sum of $20 90 with Interest thereon of $1.83, amounting in all to the sum of $900.29. Dated August 14. 1928.

WIELAND it SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Mortgagee. 61t6Tues Brainerd. Minn. WANTED Hotel.

Bell boy. Brainerd WANTED Night boy. Hotel. 3033-9013 WANTED waitress Devil Lunch. 3026-9013 FOR SALE FOR SALE N.

E. Apples. 603 9th Ave. 2972-84t6p ROOMS for rent signs for sale nt Dispatch. 276Q-68tf HOMES for sale, and rent.

Attractive price anti terms. Nettleton. 502 laurel St. 3009-87tf FOR RENT-Five room house, garage, modern, furnished. Call 1107 Rosewood street between 5 and 6 P.

m. FOR RENT apartments, steam heated, electric lighted. with gas and bath. Also desirable store, centrally located. Gould-Gray Co.

Phone I. 2053-22011 SUPPOSE you had an ad, even no larger than this. you think people would read did LOST AND FOUND FOR blocks and well tile. Corner 14th and Rosewood. 3000-87tGp FOR SALE Sanitary cot, with mattress, heater, rocking chair.

414 South 9th St. 3017-89(3 FOR SALE Live ducks for 1415 S. Eighth Street. 3027-90t2 FOR SALE Seasoned poplar cordwood, $6.75 Roy Cook. Phone 23-F-310.

3025-90t6p FOR SALE OR RENT IOO acre farm, 4 miles south of Brainerd. Apply 715 South Broadway, Brainerd. 3016-89f4 FOR One fresh milk cow, 50 strain Leghorn pullets. Phillip Holzman, Route 4, Brainerd. 3036-90t3 FOR range, hot water front, gas range, cheap.

Mrs. Stadlbauer. Call 121-W. 3 030-90 ti FOR SALE Rockers, daybed, buffet, gateleg table, davenport table, breakfast set, bedroom set, oil stoves and range. 223 North 3rd Street.

3035-90U FOR SALE Velie Big Six sedan. 1927 model, In A-l condition, four new tires. Will sell for $300 if taken at once. Call 55-F-22 or write H. C.

James, Lake. 3028-90! 3 FOR SALE Improved 160 acres. In Section 15, St. Mathias township. Fenced, 70 acres cleared; much large pine; on Nokay river; hay meadow: large buildings.

An unuaual bargain. Closing an estate. Easy terms. Carl Brainerd. 2116-2tf-tuea-26tf PEDIGREED and Registered Sporting Springer Spaniels from leading hunting and strains.

Wonderful companions for children. the best all around hunting dog. Many to select from. Resort, Aitklu, Minn. Phone 111-J 15.

29G5-84t9p FOR RENT FOR House. 307 South 7th St. 2614-52tf FOR RENT Phone 82. FOR RENT Nice room, close In. 2 8 98-7 81 Garage, 722 S.

8th St. 3034-90tf FOR RENT 4 24-W. room house. Call 3031-90t4p FOR RENT 7 room modern house. 609 S.

7th St. 3022-90tf FOR RENT Two to four light housekeeping rooms. Call 799-J. 3015-89if FOR room modern house. Inquire at 408 North 10th St.

3032-90t2p FOR RENT 5 room modern house, 6 blocks from post office. Call 409-W. 3013-S8tf FOR room apartment partly furnished. 209 Main. 2903-7 8tf FOR space in new building.

Address P. O. Box 23. Brainerd, Minn. FOR RENT Modern furnished room.

420 North Eighth street. Call 951-J. 3019-8913 AUCTIONS BY W. T. CONKIN Sat, Sept.

A Wickham. cows crop, machinery, chick- cag and SM quarts canned fruit. Sept H. Kofmehl. Si sheep, 170 chickens IOO acre turin and a large list of machinery and crop.

Thnrsn Sept No votary. head cattle, form machinery. A awe farm aad contents. W. T.

CONKIN, AUCTIONEER Phone R-W tor dates or meet me at these sales with your Hat For retor- aah tho fin! aaa yea meet For got CONKIN, Ml Braadway. LOST I.arge size Sheafer fountain pen, black, clip attached. Reward. Return Brainerd Dispatch. 2795-71 tf MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Plnno.

will store for use of same. Adults only, 445- W. 3021-89t2 BEST lion rd and Girls preferred. room $7 week. SII N.

4th St. 3024-90tf LOCAL AND LONO DISTANCE service. W. B. Lewis.

Phone 303. 2129-3t( AM equipped to charge any amount of batteries, hand cars for Al! kinds of repair done guaranteed on any mage of car; soldering of any kind. Starr Oarage, West Brainerd. 3029-90t6p Painting and Decorating We use first class material and aim to satisfy. WEISZ AND QUINLEN all 399 -J PLUMBING HEATING DE ROSIER MAGNAN Phone 406.W 414 a Sixth 81 W.

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