The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

store and purchased the dinner in small brown
That viii he such pieO littlc store for
lust like camping out" ,,n,,.,, Ill.,,
"All but the iishing, said Dooley' lie was
amazed at his own dupictty.
I've lett the Chatting dish out for yop to cook
ANYTHING You Ike on; Lou rnm r Iiat's sHGi
andEoh. hope you,ll Be coniorla!ls. dear!
""Tii Try to- said Dotlcy softly; bnt whats
'''@e O I,tn' hGi the gas turned or, dear YOU
know they bring IN such awful hills IT, sum
NOR, There are some nice taliow candle" Tor
,ThHt'il s. RI, pisg T. 5; said poboy. "Iow about
IN" yon c "u run out mornings for any lito
thing You want" said Mrs.: D9G1Ie sa,ar ,,o,cn.
"""Ojf course there can't be hot water when
W." SYo u bav" that floating soap hope said
hate to plunge all the time after the soar"
i've stopped tho telephone and the mosscn.
ger call. We don't need to Keep up that ex-
BOT at NIL" said Dnblcy; What an ecoono'
"There's Just ono little thing yosl'II have to
,hf LANDRY d sSG b 5PSn y sstuSt
smiling. he felt so good natured.
"Of course you'll do that But while you're
have to have fresh seed and water every day.
You won't forget that. will you? And heat OF
RI" eat you'll see that hS gets his milk. And
wa,cr the garden wouldn't have that rubber
you'll surely wind them every night before YOU
60 to bed; so that they won't get out oil orderf
I've locked tho two upper floors and yoa
can sleep in the library. on the couch. I've lefe
out On SfSfs s%G fY bobey and steamer rug
"The narlors. OF course. I've locked; yoQ
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sleeves and water the plants in the yard and
think Of me The back snS y pnSsr and noe
Dobley stayed home from the office next day
and saw Mrs Dobleys trunks of OF, the ex-
train in /. cab and bought her lot OF maga-
zines and basket Of fruit. n.,
junction. and don't forget the GATOR the
canaries-and the rubber plant and the gar.
Not on your life" said Dobley "By-byw,
and he waved his hand as the train sped out Of
Then he went back to the gloomy house and
was coseted there for, about twenty minutes.
s the doo ne 1a 70 G
policeman on the corner. Then he went to
9 telephone, and called UP the Suburban Club.
The, suite with the balcony overlooking
Electric fans all in and in working order1"
The private refrigerator set up'"
How about those things sent up to-day
Two baskets OF champagne and er-some
other little things2"
Very good. And the steam launch. Is that
all ready? Mr. Dopleys launch-the Cuckoo.
Yes ?"
We'll. you might put some Of those bottles
on the ice and send the carryall to the station
to meet the 40 fer Mr.: Dobley DOB,
That night, Dobley, wrote to bis wife, My
dear a a;Gno9ra", he said; you Till be shocked
this evening laden with simple dinner which
The Ss cat and the caneries that hat, we left IN the
proving that the house is filled with malaral
odors. as your mother has often said. Closing
80 that our pets succumbed almost Instantly.
have buried them in the back yard under the
rubber plant. OF course do not feel that I
can remain In the house until the plumbing is
attended to, SO | have accented Van RipperI's
invitation TO become a member Of this little
club for the few weeks the necessary repairs
will occupy, Do not mourn the loss Of tho
canares and the cat too deeply. ! felt very
feotionatey, DoBLEY
"P. S.-Love to mamma"