Benoa Bellefonte, Pa., April 27, 1917. Mary Roberts Rinehart me md esc wR EC E—— Copyright, by McClure Fubiications, Ine.) (Continued from last week.) SYNOPSIS. CHAPTER I—At her home In the Street $idney Page agrees to marry Joe Drum mond “after years and years’ and talks to K. Le Moyne, the new roomer, CHAPTER II—Sidney’s aunt Harriet who has been dressmaking with Sidney's mother, launches an independent modiste’s rlor. Sidney gets Dr. Ed Wilson's in: ence with his brother, Doctor Max, the successful young surgeon, to place her ir the hospital as a probationer nurse. CHAPTER III-K. becomes acquaintec #n the Street. Sidney asks him to sta) on as a roomer and explains her plans fo: Snancing her home while she is in the school. CHAPTER IV—Doctor Max gets Sidney into the hospital school. CHAPTER V—S8idney and K. spend ar afternoon in the country. Sidney falls into the river. CHAPTER VI—-Max asks Carlotta Har. sison, a probationer, to take a motor ride with him. Joe finds Sidney and K. al the country hotel, where Sidney is drying Ber clothes, and is insanely jealous. CHAPTER VII—While Sidney and K are dining on the terrace, Max and Car- lotta appear. does not see them, but for some reason Seeing him disturbs Car- lotta stramgely. CHAPTER VIII—Joe reproaches Sidney She confides to K. that Joe knows now she will not marry him. CHAPTER IX—S8idney goes to training school and at home relies more and more on K. Max meets K. and recognizes him as Edwardes, a brilliant young surgeor who has been thought lost on the Titanic K.'s losing cases lost him faith in him- self and he quit and hid from the world CHAPTER X-—Carlotta fears Sidney Christine Lorenz and Palmer Howe are married. The hard facts of her new life puzzl. Bidney. CHAPTER XI-Max continued his fiir. tation with. Carlotta, who becomes jealout: of Sidney. K. coaches Max in his work ‘but remains a clerk in the gas office. CHAPTER XII—Palmer and Christine move into rooms in Sidney’s home. Sid: ney’s mother dies. Palmer neglects Chris. tine. CHAPTER XIII-On a joy ride with @race, a young girl, Palmer is hurt anc Johnny, the chauffeur, seriously injured HAPTER XIV—Sidney nurses Johnny Coriotta changes the medicine that Sid. nev is to give him. CHAPTER XV—Johnny nearly dies. K. who has brought Johnny's mother to him saves the boy and comforts Sidney. CHAPTER XVI—Sidney is suspended fo 30 days. She confesses to K. that slie wor: ships Max. Joe warns her against Max. CHAPTER XVII—Christine, neglected by Palmer, turns to K. who tells her if #8 only reaction. CHAPTER XVIII - Sidney discovers that Max is flirting with Carlotta. By many small kindnesses Sidney had made herself popular. And there was more to it than that. She never shirked. The other girls had the re- spect for her of one honest worker for anotlier. The episode that had caused her suspension seemed entirely forgotten. They showed her carefully ~ what she was to do; and, because she must know the “why” of everything, they explained as best they could. It was while she was standing by the great sterilizer that she heard, through an open door, part of a conversation that sent her through the day with her world in revolt. The talkers were putting the an- esthetizing room in readiness for the afternoon. Sidney, waiting for the time to open the sterilizer, was busy for the first time in her hurried morning, with her own thoughts. Because she was very human, there was a little exultation in her mind. What wonld these girls say when they learned of how things stood between her and their hero. Not shameful, this: the honest pride of a woman in being chosen from many. The voices were very clear. “She's eating her heart out.” “ ‘ou think he has really broken with her?” “Prooably not. ing; that’s all.” “Sometimes I have wondered—" “So have others. She oughtn’t to be here, of course. But among so many there is bound to be one now and then who—who isn’t quite—" She hesitated, at a loss for a word. “Did you—did you ever think over that trouble with Miss Page about the medicines? That would have been easy, and like her.” “She hates Miss Page, of course, but I hardly think— If that’s true, it was nearly murder.” There were two voices, a young one, full of soft southern inflections, and an older vvice, a trifle hard, as from disil- lusion. They were working as they talked. Sidney could hear the clatter of bot- tles on the tray, the scraping of a moved table. “He was crazy about her last fall.” “Miss Page?’ (The younger voice, with a thrill in it.) “Carlotta. Of course this is confi- dential.” “Surely.” “Y saw her with him in his car one evening. And on her vacation last summer—" The voices dropped to a whisper. Sidney, standing cold and white by the sterilizer, put out a hand to steady herself, So that was it! No wonder . She knows it’s com- "To a sort of physical nausea was suc Carlotta had hated her. She was steady enough in & moment, cool and calm, moving about her work with ice- cold hands and slightfy-narrowed eyes. ceeding anger, a blind fury of injurec pride. He had been in love with Car lotta and had tired of her. He was bringing her his warmed-over emotions She remembered the bitterness of her month’s exile, and its probable eause Max had stood by her then. Well he might, if he suspected the truth. For just a moment she had an illumi nating flash of Wilson as he really was selfish and self-indulgent, just a trifle too carefully dressed, daring as to eye and speech, with a carefully-calculated daring, frankly pleasure-loving. She put her hands over her eyes. The voices in the next room hac risen above their whisper. “Genius has privileges, of course, said the older voice. “He is a very Zreat surgeon. Tomorrow he is to dc the Edwardes operation again. I am glad T am to see him do it.” Sidney still held her hands over her eyes. He was a great surgeon: in his hands he held the keys of life and death. And perhaps he had never cared for Carlotta: she might have thrown herself at him. He was a man, at the mercy of any scheming woman, She tried to summon his ‘image to her aid. But a curious thing happened, She could not visualize him. Instead, there caine, clear and distinct, a pic ture of K. Le Moyne in the hall of the little house, reaching one of his long: A BSE nan. arms to the chandelier over his head and looking up at her as she stood or ‘he stairs. CHAPTER XIX. “But, Sidney, I'm asking you to mar- ry me!” “I—I know that. I am asking you something else, Max.” “I have never been in love with her.” His voice was sulky. He had drawn the car close to a bank, and they were sitting in the shade, on the grass. It was the Sunday afternoon after Sid- ney’s experience in the operating room. “You took her out, Max, didn’t you?" “A few times, yes. She seemed to have no friends. I was sorry for her.” “That was all?” “Absolutely. Good heavens, you've put me through a catechism in the last ten minutes!” “If my father were living, or even mother, I—one of them would have done this for me, Max. I'm sorry 1 had to. I've been very wretched for several days.” It was the first encouragement she had given him. There was no coquetry about her aloofness. It was only that her faith in him had had a shock and was slow of reviving. “You are very, very lovely, Sidney. I wonder if you have any idea what you mean to me?” “You meant a great deal to me, too,” she said frankly, “until a few days ago, I thought you were the greatest man I had ever known, and the best. And | Christine, and yet—" ! i a— then—I think I'd better tell you what I overheard. I didn’t try to hear. It just happened that way.” He listened doggedly to her account of the hospital gossip, doggedly and with a sinking sense of fear, not of the talk, but of Carlotta herself. Usually one might count on the woman’s si- lence, her instinct for self-protection But Carlotta was different. Hang tha girl, anyhow! She had known from the start that the affair was a tem- porary one; he had never pretended anything else. There was silence for a moment af. ter Sidney finished. Then: “You are not a child any longer, Sid- ney. You have learned a grgat deal in this last year. One of the things you know is that almost every man has small affairs, many of them some- times, before he finds the woman he wants to marry. When he finds her, the others are all off—there’s nothing to them. It's the real thing then, in- stead of the sham.” “Palmer was very much in love with “Palmer is a ead.” “I don’t want you to think I'm mak- ing terms. I'm not. But if this thing went on, and I found out afterwarc that you—that there was anyone else it would kill me.” “Then you care, after all!” There was something boyish in his triumph, in the very gesture with which he held out his arms, like a child who has escaped a whipping. He | stood up and, catching her hands, drew | _er’s, and took off her hat. ERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT M OF CENTRE COUNTY.—No- tice is hereby given that the following persons and firms have been appraised and are hereby lia- ble for mercantile license taxes for the year 1917. "Retail AXE MANN Bryan, J. W. O., general mdse Fromm, C. A., ice cream AARONSBURG Bower, A. I., implements Bower, A. M.. meats Krape, J. F., general store Kister, G. W., implements Musser, C. KE. cigars and tionery Mensch, R. W., coal Stover, A. S., wall paper Stover, Wm., gasoline and oil BOALSBURG Bricker, Howard, grocery cream Brouse, W. H., produce Hess, H. T., grocery Hazel, A. J., general store Ishler Bros., meats Kidder, L. 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L., cigars Ibberson, John, fancy goods Independent Oil Co., oils Jaffe, A., fruits and candy Jones, Calvin, wall paper Jones & Co., hardware Jones, Edward, general mdse Juschick, Kondrat, cigars Kylet, Annie Mrs., grocery Kopelin, Harry, jun Kline, J. O., harness Kephart, J. F., hardware Kellock, G. M., cigars and candy Klett, 8. J., cigars Kassop, Bros., dry goods Koffler, Val., cigars Kreamer, Mrs. E., groceries Lebach, Mrs. Maria, general mdse Lelman, Harry, groceties Lanich, Mrs. D. M., groceries McCausland, F. G., jewelr. McOrory's Store Corp., store ; Mask, A. W., shoes and 10c¢ wa her to her feet. “You love me, dear.” “I'm afraid I dv, Max.” “Then I'm yours, and only yours, it you want me,” he said, and took her in his arms, He was riotously happy, must hold her off for the joy of drawing her to him again, must pull off her gloves and kiss her soft bare palms. “I love you, love you!” he cried, and bent down to bury his face in the warm hollow of her neck. Sidney glowed under his caress—was rather startled at his passion, a little ashamed. : “Tell me you fove me a little bit Say it.” “I love you,” said Sidney, and flushe¢ scarlet, But even in his arms, with the warm sunlight on his radiant face, with his lips to her ear, whispering the divine absurdities of passion, in the back of her obstinate little head was the thought that while she had given him her first embrace, he had held other wonien in his arms. It made her pas sive, prevented her complete surren der, She broke the news of her engage ment to I. herself, the evening of the same day. The little house was quiet when she got out of the car at the door. Harriet was asleep on the couch at the foot of her ped, and Christine's rooms were empty. She went upstairs to the room that had been her moth- She wanted to be alone, to realize what had hap- pened to her. A year ago her half Maurer, Maynard & Son, hardware Ackerman, F. M., groceries Meyer, J. W., cigars Mattern Market, meats Mock, Miss E. H., milli Musser Bros., installments Musser, M. A., groceries Allison Bros. grain and flour Blauser, W. H., groceries Breon, Willis, groceries Bitner, Bright, groceries Bartges, Ivy, groceries nery promise to Joe had gratified her sense of romance, Lad thrilled to it. But this was different. Marriage, that had been but a vision then, loomed large, almost menacing. She had learned the law of compensation: that for every joy one pays in suffering Women who married went down into the valley of death for their children. One must love and be loved very ten- derly to pay for that. The scale must balance. . Harriet was stirring, across the hall Sidney could hear her moving about with flat, inelastic steps. That was the alternative. One mar- ried, happily or not as the case might be, and took the risk. Or one stayed single, like Harriet, growing a little hard, exchanging slimness for lean: ness and austerity of figure, flat-chest: ed, thin-voiced. All at once it seemed very terrible to her. She felt as if she had been caught in an inexorable hand that had closed about her. Harriet found her a little later, face down on her mother’s bed crying as if her heart would break. She scoldec her roundly. “You’ve been overworking,” she said “You've been getting thinner. You: measurements for that suit showed it I have never approved of this hospital training, and after last January—" She could hardly credit her senses when Sidney, still swollen with weep ing, told her of her engagement. “But I don’t understand. If you care (Continued on page 7, column 1.) Centre Milling Co., flour and feed Gill Mfg. Co., mine supplies Hoffman, Frank, tobacco Hoffer, W. E. Co., produce Hassof, Bros., dry goods Independent Oil Co., oil Mellin & Beals, autos Condo, J. 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F., merchandise Frederick, Samuel, feed Hosterman, Walter, garage Krape, Chas. A., shoes Krise, Perry, cigars Long, C. P. & Lee, A. B., coal Leaster, Chas. A., produce Meyer, J. F., produce Meiss, G. R., general store Co., feed groceries J Meyer, W. H., produce goods Moyer, J. M., cigars McCormick, J. O., cigars and fectionery Noll, J. E,, feed Ripka, Daniel, candy Rishel, J. H., general mdse Hassenplug, A. C., merchandise Co., general store Meyer, Calvin W., general store PORT MATILDA Crain, W. 8., lumber MILLHEIM Kline, J. A, flour and feed NITTANY Mauck, W. J., produce SNOW SHOE Atlantic Refining Co., oil Kelly Bros., groceries 3 SPRING MILLS Spring Mills Creamery Co., produce STATE COLLEGE Atlantic Refining Co., oil Neidigh, J. D., grain con- Rossman, H. F., general mdse Restaurant Rote, 5s feed And mdse oyer, T. F., produce TIVE Smith, John & Bro., rurniture BELLEFONTE . Smith, R. M., produce Blackford, Clyde, restaurant Smith, Emanuel, general mdse Knisely, Geo. H., restaurant Stover, C. B., hardware Moerschbacher, Geo., restaurant Wolfe, S. J., millinery SNOW SHOE Atlantic Refining Co., oils Buddinger, T. Buddinger, W. S., meats Brook, Jacob, general mdse Confer, J. A., auto supplies Keystone Garage, oils Kelly Bros., feed groceries Redding, L., cigars Russell, James, groceries Sickels, W. S., drugs Sinclair, Mrs. H. C., candy gen’l mdse Snow Shoe Supply Co., gen. mdse Snow Shoe Supply Co., gen. mdse re Trubisky, M. C., groceries Thompson & Son, general store Uzzle, James, cigars SANDY RIDGE Barnett, R. G., cigars Cohn, D., general mdse ‘Cowher, Levi, meats and groceries Dugan, J. B., cigars Heath, Miss L. B., candy Kennelly, A. W,, cigars Stuart, H. S., general store Spitter, Daniel, groceries SMULLTON ° Kline, John A., feed and grain fash LD vide candy onl Neve, He or andise Kepler, JW. cigars STORMSTOWN Krebs, N. T., general mdse Burkett, I. G., general mdse ‘Ward, 8S. E., gas and oil Gray, John, produce Watt, E. M., general mdse Grimm, J. H., produce Williams, J. H., harness Hout, H, Ww. Produce cAfee, F., produce Bierly, C REBERSBURG Way, Allen, produce ierly, C. C. umber Bierly, W. ¥. & Son, produce _TUSSEYVILLE Bierly, S. A., produce Jordan, BE. T., oils Bierly, C. H., produce Rockey, W. F., produce Bartges, C. E., jewelry Swartz, C. W., general mdse Beyers, C. E., grain WADDLE Carlin, W. J., general mdse Ellis, H. A., produce Crebs, W. B., produce Gephart, 8. L., general Gramley, Ralph, hides Garrett, G. P., lumber Haines, M. C., general Hubler, W. T. & Son, produce Hubler & Haines, produce Jlincfelies J. W., produce oyer, produce Smull & Long, C. E,, cigars Walker, Bennett, E. S., general Witmer, J. C., general STATE COLLEGE Aikens, J. P., cigars" Athletic Store, athletic Atlantic Refining Co., gas and oil Baum, Sim. clothing Corl, B. F. & Son, merchandise Corl, John, feed Comer, Mrs. ®, T., groceries College Boot Shop, shoes Deal, Albert, plumber T. D., general mdse ye, Foster, Philip, coal Fromm, Harris, clothing and shoes Fromm, Morris, clothing and shoes Gentzell & McEachan, meats Gentzell & McEachen, furniture Gilliland, Ray, drugs Graham, Gregory Bros. candy Hockman, C. W., fi eed Hurwitz & Smith, clothing O. C., produce RUNVILLE Geo. A., candy Eves, J. P., produce mdse Eves, Chester, produce Hoy, John A. Est., general mdse Mattern, J. L., produce mdse Waite, H. W., produce Waite, W. W., produce WOODWARD Long, H. F., bicycles Orndorf, S. H., produce Orndorf, L. D., general mdse + Weaver, L. L., oils and gasoline Wolfe, R. West, general mdse mdse mdse Yearick, A. M., produce WINGATE Davidson, J. A., ice cream Harnish, Blanche, groceries WARRIORSMARK Dearmit, S. E., general mdse Ellenberger, Arthur, produce Osterly, Fred, produce Thomas, D. R., produce Wrye, W. T., general mdse WOLF’'S STORE Gilbert, Wm. H., produce Showers, G. H., general mdse Weaver, D. B. Sons, feed YARNELL Confer, Ira P., merchandise ZION Hockman, N. J., feed Noll, B. A., general mdse goods groceries and Wholesale Harvey Bros., confectionery Hurwitz, Moses, confectionery AARONSBURG Hartswick, A. H., cigars Crouse, H. E., produce Helfrich, J. C., 5 & 10c store y Ble Lin B Juranes, Manuel, shoe findings BELLEFONTE Knox, W. W., cigars Kimport, Myra, milline; mith, J. C. & Son, hardware S: State, College Fuel & coa Snyder & Behrer, general mdse State College Billiard Co., cigars The Nittany Printing . ery The Music Store, pianos The Nittany Garage, autos ‘Way, Benner, groceries SPRING MILLS Auman, U, G., groceries Atlantic Refining Co., oils Ty Bellefonte Fuel & Supply Co., Ensign Oil Co., oil Ross, Elmer, grain LINDEN HALL Ross, J. H., grain Weiland, F. H., coal OAK HALL Ferree, William, produce PHILIPSBURG Atlantic Refining Co., oil Balesrere, G., fruits Supply Ce., Co., station- B., general store Haines, E. T. & Co., soda fountain Reffner, Walter, general mdse Gregory Bros., restaurant CENTRE HALL Pennington, C. W., restaurant CLARENCE Watson, C. H., restaurant FLEMING Stere, H. M., restaurant HOWARD Williams, Geo. L., restaurant Williams, ¥. G., restaurant MILLHEIM Gephart, J. Russell, restaurant MILESBURG Korman, C. W., restaurant Spicher, Mrs. Effie, restaurant PHILIPSBURG Delige, John, restaurant {lett, S. J., restaurant Kaler, Walter, restaurant McMullen, Chas., restaurant Vest, G. R., restaurant Cunkle, Joseph, restaurant SNOW SHOE Sinclair, Mrs. H. C., restaurant Haynes, E. T. & Co., restaurant STATE COLLEGE Knox, W. W., restaurant Longee, A. C., restaurant Kerstetter, W. F. & Son, restaurant Mowery, Fred J., restaurant Brokers BELLEFONTE Hunter, R. F., broker HOWARD Leathers Bros., brokers PHILIPSBURG Bair, W. T., broker Jones, Lott W., broker STATE COLLEGE Holmes, J. L., broker Billiards and Pool BELLEFONTE Carpeneto, J. L., pool Finklestine, David, pool Moerschbacher, Chas., pool McGinley, John A., pool Shaughenssy, Thomas, pool BLANCHARD Moon, A. R., pool - CLARENCE Watson, C. H., pool MILESBURG Shultz, J. L., pool - ORVISTON Orviston Supply Co., pool PHILIPSBURG Meyer, J. W., pool Palace Billiard Parlor, pool Butler, Wm., pool g Deakin, Thomas, pool : PLEASANT GAP Herman, W. D., pool SNOW SHOE McLaughlin, M. J., pool SANDY RIDGE Kennelly, A. W., pool Bennett, R. J., pool Mooshead, Albert, shooting gallery STATE COLLEGE State College Billiard and Bowling Co., pool AT MILLHEIM coal Sprigelmyer, J., pool Krumrine, Sidney, drugs Crider, P. B. & Son, lumber ; Longee, A. C., cigars Danenhower & Son, groceries Theatres and Moovies Musser, J. H., groceries Lauderbach Barper Co., groceries Musser: jack a Senerat store Potter-Hoy Hardware Co., hardware BELLEFONTE Sr ARLE BOALSBURG Brandman, R. movies Musser, Cor., harness ’ Martin, J. B., groceries Weber, S. E., grain Brown, Th On Jiovies Montgomery & Co., clothing COBURN OL ARENCE Mets; Sp K., books Atlantic Refining Co., oil : e, James, produce Coburn Grain & Cry. Co., grain Tuckasavage, J., movies NeCormid: Ss B. dmplements Howard: Creamery Co., butter and HOWARD Resides, F. P., ‘City Meat Market, (°885% == Dunham, F. §., movies ; y Co., butter and Rito Dra Store, drugs eggs Mann, H oo ILENBURY Rupp, Bertha, corsets CENTRE HALL p30 Bey Sauers & Heberling, clothing Bradford & Son, grain MILLHEIM State-Centre Electric Co., electric Foreman, B® D. Erain Auditorium Co., movies 8 es Kerlin, A. E., chickens and produce " pide gone BIL SL, STARE CORE Smith, W. W., photo goods HOWARD Nittany Theatre Co., movies Snyder, Cora B., millinery Diehl, J. D., produce SNOW SHOE Snyder, C. E., autos LEMONT Menchis, T. C., movies For the purpose of correcting any errors of Abprdisement, an appeal will be held at the County Treas- urer’s office in Bellefonte, Pa., on * Friday, May 25, 1917, between 9 a. m.,, and 1 p. m.,, and those who de- sire can attend. Cc. H. SMULL., 62-17-4t Mercantile appraiser. She was loved, and she No?
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