EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1933. TEN fa Vida Hurst These Only Hint At The Hundreds Of Unusual Clearance Savings Throughout The Store stone clams, bluefish, and pie. Janice was delighted and Richard, too, looked more relaxed than at any time since she had met him. The lines about his mouth had softened. The little frown between his eyes had disappeared.
a very restful person," he told her aver their coffee. The compliment amused her crowded into such a short time," she murmured apologetically. Good Night She did not object when he put his arm about her because the gesture was like a brother's affectionate and reassuring. A few moments later when they drew up before her hotel she realized she hadn't spoke since they started. "Wake up!" he cried, as she opened sleep-drugged eyes.
time enough to write to everyone she knew but she couldn't do it so long as the tom-tom continued to beat in her poor head. At seven o'clock, as the first signs of activity were heard In the corridor outside, she dropped into an uneasy sleep from whlch she roused at intervals only to doze again. At two Richard telephoned. Her replies to his questions were so vague that he asked, "Don't tell me you're still in bed?" "Yes, I seem to have taken cold." "Called a doctor?" "I don't need one. I'll just stay 1 RKGIK HERE TOIAY Distraught and upset after rejecting LewU Walden, her old Mvcetheart, Janice Meade takca the advtce of Caroline Hilton and goes to New York City for a change.
Yearning for a 'home and a husband, Janica wonders why all the Interesting men she meets are already married. Richard Blake, a friend of Miss Caroline, takes Janice under his wing when she reaches New York, and escorts her to all the places rh should go. His friendly charm fascinates her. Even though she feels certain he is married. Janice tuiets her midwestern conscience and whole-heartedly enjoys his itAmnanlnnKhin.
Wasn't that what every harassed MAIN FLOOR Prepper fngraiti flQ Hose w-v Sheerest of Silk plcot tops. Inside for a dav or two." Before she had time to guess his intentions, he had kissed her lightly on the forehead as one might kiss a drowsy child "Good night, youngster:" he said gently. liong before morning Janice wakened to a raging headache and aching, swollen throat. Cold chi. made her shiver, but her skin was dry and hot.
79 weight Over 300 Summer Styles For Every Need At Sensationally Low Clearance Prices Paris Clox Silk Hosiery Fine ehiffon Formerly $195! Silk Crepe DRESSES husband seemed to think? Tired. Dear? Later they returned to New York and went to the Metropolitan where Janice listened to Mlscha Elman with tears shining in her eyes. "You seem to know just what 1 like," she said to Richard gratefully. Because we enjoy the same things," he reminded her smiling. "Lets stop in here for a cup ol hot chocolate." The wind was blowing a gale as they dashed into the little sandwich shop Richard had indicated.
Janice was chilled to the bone. Her teeth chattered. She felt as if an icy blast were blowing up and down her spine. The chocolate was comforting but she began to be conscious of an overwhelming fatigue. When Richard called a taxi, she sank upon the leather seat with a sigh of relief.
"Tired, dear?" "A little. So much excitement 3-95 3-79 On the third day after herfar-rival, Hichard promises her a ride on the subway. CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT Rain was dripping monotonously upon the glass roof beneath her window, as Janice decided on the black wool dress and hoped Richard's plans would not include a walk to the subway station. He reassured her by taking a taxi, j-aying, "We're going to Brooklyn for a fish dinner at Lundy's." Arrived in Brooklyn, they taxied "But my dear," he cried, all solicitude, "you'll be lonely. Would you like for me to drop in for a few moments after the pff1ce closes?" She refused, but the four walls of that tiny room were already pressing In upon her At five o'clock Richard telephoned from the lobby that he was scrding up flowers and a copy ot "The Good Companions." When they arrived, Janice put the daffodils in a pitcher by her- bed and stretched an eager hand towards the book, confident that she.
would like anything he had chosen. So Kind. Half an hour later there was a knock on the door and a dapper, young man entered saying, "I'm Dr. Mathewson. Mr.
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Was It things like this Miss Caroline had meant when she had eald It was possible to be amused pain in her throat and big white capsules which he assured her would atop the fever. He ordered orange juice and consomme and intermittent glasses of hot soda water. Ten o'clock the next morning found her sitting up In bed en-Joying her convalescence and a hearty breakfast When Richard telephoned, ahe was so gay he said, "Evidently you're purring again." "Who could help it? i've never known anyone to be so kind." "And how do you like 'The Good Cmpaniona'?" Isheinewerednthiastlcally. MODERN WOMEN Nttd No! Sefftf monthly pain and delay du. to MkihBervoia.tnua,uponiiordBiilvesuMS.
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A cat dozed He-fore a gas grate, pictures of famous actors and actrestea were plastered thickly over the walls. A red-cheeked English woman brought tea and muffins and withdrew, leaving them alone, and agalnJanlce found herself deeply absorbed by the conversation of this fascinating man. Heart Appeal "There's another book I partlcu. larly want you to read If you haven't." he aaid. "The Happy by Max Beerbohm." "You make me realize how much I've missed," she aaid, wistfully.
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