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Page 'Five.) no right to purchase a ring to put. 22 ae the it on her finger, when she had nob. ny reason to think she caught both her 'crushitig them sq that the new ring pressed into her soft skin, hu'ting it, even. as Sally's heart, fluttering in § that you are? | Why do.)given hit ason to think cons een 'of telling you, COUld accept it, Bubit wras like him ake me keep on telling YOu (TY rag way,. refusing to 'admit that she could do anything but- adcept it, - Cofey who always ached. , d . She might as well lst him do , - \Why shouldn't 1? 'Why can't | that, She knew Corey would not b give up until he had won, She liked g stone. \\Don't take! Corey, more than any «other friend. im an \h Sally had had] W091. in: the end. His challenge matched that e lonths during which the weight iA a gould no . 6a hearth P aot p : p make up. your «mind, ing way.\ | other so faithful, Sally's heat had not grown muc . \But IL can't naske up. my mind,\. Sally Said sadly.. L mind ior her,. OUTOUR WAY It's time, Sally told herself, that 4 she stopped thinking, of Dan, hoping: .he might some day come back, He never would. He did not want to- t live in her world. 'He had not asked. i ker to go with him to live in his. He had told her that she was not the sort of girl’kvhiwinted‘. BY ADELAIDE HUMPHRIES corYRicHT, 1988) NEA SERVICE, INC. \Then let me do it for you!\ 4 Corey's smile was triumphant, He During these long months those words had been in back of every thought that Sally had had. They had wounded. her at first, but gradu- ally they had begun to hurt with a different way. They taunted her, they stung her pride, they stitred her to rebellion and on foward an- ger. She knew, though he had not tod her, that that was what Pan, writing them, had meant they should 'do. He had meant to hurst her, de-, 'liberately. He had meant to arouse 'her anger, to make her come to de- OUR BOARDING BOPSEB . . with . . By J. R. WILLIAMS |N w _See reclow [ IP's TWENMITY-ONE DOi-LARS. _ INSTID OF Sse~veN You owe USs-- gay spots, courted her in a way that would have won amy, girl's heart, Ex- | © dept Sally's which was broken. ° No, there isn't any _ reason,\ . gally answered. Truthfully, There really was not. - For now Sally knew, - after - these three long. months of heartache, that Dan would never come back. She had ~ gaited, all this while, still hoping that he might, in spite of that let- ter locked in her jewel case. ; \Then why don't you name the day?\ Corey persisted further, This, -. was on. their way home from a foot- ball game, the Thanksgiving game, in which Dartmouth had seored a triumphant victory over Cornell,. 'They had stopped af a favorite inn for coffee and sandwiches and to. get warmed before the long drive back. - & o %o % Why didn't she? Sally wondered, looking at Corey. He had been very good to her, very pabient-for Corey. He was a young man any girl might well be glad to marry. So blond and easy to look at, so gay and glamorous, so much a part of the luxurious easy world that Sally ilways had known. The world that Pan had despised, from which he had run away. . There was no use now in hoping |. that Dan ever would return. She might as well forget him! She might as well destroy the letter that was the one thing she had left of him. I She might as well mend her broken | heart as best she could. Yet she could not bring herself to say the words that might do that,; the words that Corey wanted her to | say,. - She supposed she would say them. some time. It was very diffi- cult to hold out against such per- sistency as Corey's. And Sally was, so awfully tired, so weary-perhaps |. \M because of that dull ache that press- ed against her heart. | \I've got something for you,\ Cor- sy said now, his blue eyes looking; into hers across the intimate little table. \Since you admit there's no! reason why you shouldn't accept it, | my sweel, I want to give it to you! today.\ He put his hand in an in- side pocket, drew forth a tiny square; box. - Hehad been carrying that box ' for a long time, waiting for just such a moment. He felt that mo- ment had come. The inn was practically deserted, except for a few scattered parties, The lights were low, the room warm 1 k com, rose ay wea stiiice, inc. LIL ABN ER . your AKE AN OTHER SstLEF ARE SAFELy, UMDER 1.004 AN HEY TILL YGL PRODUCE TWENTY-ONE BHCKS CASH - Thi~ HAND! WM , DDNTCHAP- > AND IPA LL ABNER I wanta /% CLEAR OUT AMD LET Us )ALoNE WIF \- O. BOOTS AND KER BUDDIES ax nears ten car f = sur GZ SHE LOWES LIL ABNER / _ AH YOK BONT AIN'T 1 P-SO- BE. # LOVE BOIPS ALONET ./ 75/6/f/\2 , ; ___ YO NOW Nou I MADE [T A POINT \R HAVE A COUPLE OF WITNESSES WHEN I BORROWED SEVEN: BoOLLaARS ON THAT sturP{ THE OTHER: Money L owe YOU -, |S A DIFFERENT DEAL ENTIREN AFTER ALL THAT | THINKGK WE PIP 5 wE THODGHT The End of A Perfect Year! AH CAIN'T NOT LOOK\-HyAR COME JEETE! LUGG AN o, a \a a~ ined rewture Aredeats. tmc: REED T 2 nea an Yie cal) \_. eLeNs FALLS THES, SATURDAY, DECEMSBER 81, 1988 'that lay behind the brightness in 'Gaily's dark eyes, his high moment THISLL PROBABLY 60 UP IN SMOKE LIME 7\ CELLULOID SMOKING JACKET HE ___ 1 LIVE/HTS!) 51's Got Aa ICK IN TT, ALL RIGHT= L spise him for them. He had wanted, Her toput nin outof herwofld, for- ever. Sally did not take o After she withdrew her hands from: 'Corey's firm clasp, she left it where'|had enough decency amd good-, ness in him to have to experience' , that one moment, at least, of self that a girl like Sally should wear, and reproach. She laughed shortly; thinking of |_ Sally nodded. What d 'that, 'She said, \Why not?\ And {it make whether she wore Corey's . the light in Her dark eyes was dan- [ring or. What did anything | . gerously bright, as long ago it often: Perhaps in that instant e ha 'the old Sally Blair, Queen of Blair; but she could kill that 1 carnival, party and glamor girl, came: back. The Sally that that other gifl,;[ who had loved Dan Reynolds, had: lieved in. tried so hard to kill. ''You mean you'll wear He had known he would ff the fing. Eb was a very. he had placed it. The kind of ring. {beautiful ring. 'had heen. it?\ Corey asked, win \her [maybe because of something else; if mioHt come IN HANDY TO REGISTER Kicks WHEN THev/iRe ECONOMIZE ON: COAL AROUND HERE «-- HAWw« tof triumph held a tinge of remors (To Be Continued) _ gPuTr } ~You Jest at MY aENUMTYIHME - lEvHA-r nsY \He HAW~ welaem or impupetce/ L TLL GIVE you [ sac A TASTE Peg: cimeas » OCH HEY! e Or, mayhe, in spite.of being what] he could nobhelp being, Corey Porter| matter in her gay, glamorous world? She had not succeded in killing! | 'other one, the one who had been! L . 'Dan's friend, the firl he had be-' |. Oh, she promised herself grimly, perhaps to cover up the ache in, her breast she would begin, right | Yet somehow, |now, to do a very good job of that! | MAJOR HOOPLE| | * AH GOT Th' MARRYIN' l TH NAMES-KLI'L iy ABNER YORLM. J MONA LITA BLUGGLWHAR'S LIL ABNERT /% FINE/ZALSO AH PICKED Wy LIP A CHEAP SHOOTIN (abhs‘ lam RA 7~LAU/GH AT W A- CHKCKLE-) AHUSFORTUNE sass Once More and cory, the gypsy orchestra was | murmuring a love songé L4 # o% Corey opened the box, took something from it, reached across for Sally's hand. Before she could stop him he had slipped a ring on her - third Tinger, a - square-cut diamond that sparkled up at her in a blaze of challenging brilliance. \Oh but Corey-you shouldn't! I can't!\ Sally's lovely face was distressed, flushing becomingly in the soft rosy light. Corey had had IN STAMPS Turkey Marks 15 Years - Of Her \New Freedom\ URKEY emerged from the World War, defeated, dismem- bered, smoldering, But there was one man who still held hops,. Mustapha Kemal Pasha. By 1922 he had driven the Greeks out of Smyrna Then he established his . army on the Straits of Darda- nelles, opened the way for a new treaty to recognize Turkey's au- tonromy. So the rule of the Oftomans, dating,from the first Sultan, Os- man, in the 13th century, was end- ed. Kemal was hailed as \Gazi ' the Conqueror. Almost immedi- ately ke abolished the Sultanate and on Oct. 28, 1923, Turkey be- . came a republic with Mustapha Kemal as its first president , Fifteén years later, Turkey de- -__. velops as a vastly different coun- . ¢ _ «iry than it was under the old re- | \ gime. Probably no ration has ever made more sweeping changes in a similar short period. Turkey's entire social and economic char- | acter has been remodeled, t The traditional fez is gone.. - wormren are unveiled, religion has 'been. separated from the state, Rails are being pushed across the - country, an airline runs between \ Istanbul and the new capital, Ankarg, burldings are being mod- © ernized, -cities made western, _ schools \stréamlined\ in their ed- wucational practices. | | Dec. 31, Turkey will end het first \Five Year Plan.\ .It has de- ~Veloped an industrial Turkey. _ opened few plants, achieved new foreign trade outlets, So suctess- .. fut has been. the program, Turkey pais + w«a.« . . . . +»4 plore her \new | hems i ir eedom .'' Gorge 'where f the Turks dé«| Cisively de- eated the (Gyeeks in EEE , 3MMY -WEVE | sStmifD ofc A Frock Of ° STORIES - | wASH TUBBS <ep Tor: pimoe § <o0 AND wour rts A é@eAno # vos urore <] REeorstmon {§ MEPY ONE Ears Toeemcr, Tor igss § Lroncer HARNT wet ? % P f TWAN TERD ~] miautes V Not Fustice-Revenge Gone T0 Et? 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Also lin- gerie, around-the-house dresses, an things to make for men} Order now. PRICE OF BOOK, FIFTEEN CENTS. PRICE OFP PATTERN, FIFTEEN CENTS. BOOK AND (@ PATTERN TOGETHER, TWBNTY- FIVE CENTS. Send your order to The Glens ? Falls Times Pattern Department, 80 Glen Street, Glens Falls, N, Y, t FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia L \ thw womens GOPR: 1,3! ay NEASERVICE, ING, ©. M, REG. U, S. FAY. OFF - # =t * \The Governor, huh? A Senator kissed me when I was. & baby, too, but he lost the next election.\ CALENDAR PUZZLE | _ HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 16 The calendar, r of Pope -- 1, 6 Roman ' - eg 'r‘uler after E E:- RKE/ [E I Gig 6 Z 8 g ‘IR N succeeded whoth a = = his. calendar is | AIME |N RRE IND =0 SIE 18 Feaths f named, F L. | T T E _R A Mp eather scark. 11 Evils. A | KRSIKT R| 19 Falsehood. 12 Thing. 1MIOIB! | IL EINITJIJCIE] 20. Pussy. 14 Policeman. {| Rallis a P 22 To weep . 15 Giant king. {O |YIAJLMRRIEISIT] 24 To purchase. nt 17Froren water. 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