Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 191, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 28, 1943 Page: 3 of 4
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BRENRAM BANNER-PRESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS
CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT
FOR SALE—One riding planter,
M(e walking cultivator. Cheap. G.
Mtabeck, Brenham, Route 1.—
YOU BETCHA - AND 1
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replied. “He said nothing about
coming this afternoon.”
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"Yea, he brought a friend with :
him. Odd that he should not speak
at coming bars, wSbn hr knew
that I was eomiag. B® arerheard
my convirsatton wt|h yo»”
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people come, hare oa impatoe. Shall
we danee again?”
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Pierre.
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HELP WANTED — Carriers for
Banner-Press noutto. Apply Baa-
ner-Praaa office.
Buy It, sell tt, find it, trade it
through the Classified columns of
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FbRSAUE—Hereford Bulls Pub- I , _
lioon' Domino Breeding — one No* ®> tw° middle busters,
Braiyna Hereford Bull. W. F. Tot-
tenham— 191-2tp
FOB RENT
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T~——-—~— taining bills. Reward. Phone 2914.
190-lte
itoffice Saturday,
Sept. 25, between 3:00 and 4 p. m.,
a Naek billfold, containing be-
tween |89 an<T941 dollars In paper
money. If found please return to,
Mrs. Pearlie Meachwita, Brenham,
Texas, Rt No. 1, Box 274. Name
T*' ‘ .^Reward ™~
910.00. Care of Lee MeschwitK—
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sun to keep people from labghing
and singing and dancing. Are you
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WANTED TO BUY--Second hand
studio coach and girt’s bicycle.
Phona 2430.—190-4t
WANTED TO BUY—S e c o n d
hand tricycle. Phone 584.—190-3tp
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each garment. Zemial Bros.—188-,
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or without motor. Buddy Fisher.— ~ ’
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FOR REN T—Well-furnished
apartment, south and east expo-
sure, coot Electric refrigerator.
Stokes Flower Shop.—190-4t
WANTED Farmer, family man,
sober, industrious, to handle 100
acre farm about 50 miles from
Houston. Well located, near good
school and town. ' Some stock.
About 50 acres in cultivation. Mod-
ern machinery and living quarters.
T *nd rx>d shape. J. E. Pilch lek, '
tortuaity forj-ight man. Good.ref- Pht®B *!?*• Xi »•»- -5L
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FOR SALE—Two cultivators, two
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Wrobleske. Route 2, Box 178 —
190-1 tp
FOR SALE—Couple of squirrel
and possum dogs. H. V. Durden.--
190— 5tp - , *
FOR SALE—Cast I
stove- Ben Wieghat, 508 Sycamore j
Street—190-3tp j LOST—At .post
FOR SALE—Working mare horse.
Walter Seeker, Route 5.—190-4tp
FOR SALE -1937 and 1940 Chev-
rolet 1(4 ton truck. Good rubber
and
- eiwncsa required. —Address P. ’d; ' • "
s Box 1339, Houston, Texas —190- --1___
Btp ! FOR SALE—Young work horses
and mules. Also 2 riding horses.
Otto Bosse, Burton. 188-5t
FOR SALE—Ten two room sepa-
rate apartments and five house
trailers. All completely furnished.
Brings in >600.00 per month.
Three blocks from center of town
and post office. Pile*
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1 ANNUALLY, AS DO AMERICAN SPECIES/
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. > , -' perfectly,
! , and, he hoped, perfectly poised,
2 Pierre went downstairs and got in-
to a taxicab.
Not much later he was greeting
Susan in the hall of her home.
“Beautiful,” he said, in almost
a whisper. "Susan, you are beau-
tiful.”
"Thank you, Pierre,” Susan said.
“You look marvelous yourself.”
Pierre bowed, and tried to smile.
But smiling was difficult, for he
was still thinking of Carl ahd
Hermann.
"Is there anything wrong, Pier-
re V Susan asked, studying his
face. "You look worried.”
“Are not all of us more or less
, worried?” Pierre said evasively.
“Forgive me if I mirror my feel-
rcow! S
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*to>e >*«• be (Nrfed FUl
rm toi w. • Pto u«'-
But such a thing was more eas-
ily said than done. At dinner, in
spite of the gaiety, the color and
the dance-inspiring music, neither
Pierre or Susan could completely
escape from thinking. They danced
with heavy hearts.
Back at' their table, ready for
the next course, Susan told Pierre
that she had taken the first step
toward Joining the WAVES.
He looked at her. “That’s what
you meant when you said ypu ex-
pected to be going away?” he said.
- — - - - ________ —,____ “Yes, Pierre”. ’ - *'
"Shallk
we go now?” » '' "It’s not compulsory, like the ,
‘ draft, but I want to go.”
“I can understand that," said
Pierre. “I hope I can be in uniform
myself, sprue day soon. You see,
having been in America when the
invasion of Franke took ptace, J
have had a lot of complications.
But perhaps very sbon I can be-
come an American soldier, if not a
soldier of Fighting France.”
“That would be splendid!” said
Susan.
" Pierre opened his mouth to say
something else, but no words
caihe. He had seen Carl Cooper at
a near-by table—and Cooper was
watching him very closely.
’That’s odd,” he said, before he
thought.
"What is?” said Susan.
“Carl Cooper being here,” Pierre
Susan, BManwhila, had not been
enjoying her Tete-a-tete with
Carl. Somehow, he made her un-
comfortable. Perhaps it was be-
cause she was not really herself
this evening, but she- suddenly
wanted to get away from him.
“I am sorry to Isavs,” she said,
“but I nrmst ash Pierre to take mo
homo. X hove a very busy day be-
fore mo tomorrow.”
"War work, yee?” asked Ma-
dame. *
“That, and other things.”
"Mias Esterbrook has joined the
Navy,” said Horre. "Like all brave
American women, she Is going to
do her bit.”
Ornrl looked at Ftene and then
at Susan "WE yon be leaving
soon?” he asked.
"Yea/ said Sunk.
. ‘•Pseftape, brfors yov taare,
you'll hove time to show Pierre
over your father's plant. He to so
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suddenly very angry.
“I shall be glad to show him
around,” said Suaan.
I Pierre took her arm. He bowed
to the others, but did not speak
as he led Susan away.
“I’m sorry to eut the evening
short." Susan said,
were outside. “But I am wearier
Bbt before they ranched the
danee floor. Cart Joined them.
’’Hello, you two!” he said.
"How do you do, Mr. Cooper?”
said Suaan. . .r _
.JUthlng.. ..Me- was
cue wotdan who was sitting
at the table which Car! had Just
left. Beautiful but hard, he
thought. Jftat the sort of woman
Carl Cooper would invite out for
an evening.
“I have with me,” Carl was say-
ing, “a compatriot of yours, Pier-
re. Madame Lecouvreur,
close to your own village.”
“Yes?” said Pierre-
"We shopld like you and Miss
Esterbrook to join us.”
Susan hesitated a moment. Why ,
not? After all, she and Pierre
were certainly not cheering each
other up to any extent.
"We’ll be delighted!” she-said.
A moment or so later, Ceti was
introducing them to the French
Tarairto'
well I remember the name Dupre.
There was a vinyard from which
came to Dupre wines. Are you
related to the owner of that vine-
yard?” ■ • .
"My grandfather,” said Pierre.
"Then we must talk, you and
I,” said Madame. “I too am a
long, long way from our beloved
France.” She motioned for Pier-
re to take the chair at her right.
"You too grow homesick occasion-
ally. Yes?”.
’T do,” said Pierre. "Would you
care to dance?”
“Charmed!” -
Madame arose, a tall sender wo-
man in a brocaded satin gown
that was like a shegth.
"You must come some day to
tea," Madame said, after she and
Pierre had been dancing for some
time. "We shall—how you say
reminisce?”
"Thank you,” said Pierre, not
committing himself.
He kept looking toward Susan
and Carl, wondering, uneasy. And
he was glad when the music stop-
ped, and ttejr ,"•*« jshledo return
to the table.
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