The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

Grandmother had dyspepsia Some
one had TO take prescriptions to the
drug store frequently, and the drug
store was on the way to Helena's
French conversation class.
These nice spring days make pinker
cheeks than anything we sell in this
store remarked the clerk significantly
while Helena waited for the medicine.
She hlushed
you don't find it spoils your bust
nesss any do your" she retOrted pertly
On the way home she blushed again
She had not intended to make a reply to
his silly remark, but she felt so queer
when he looked at her that whimsical
way
The next week he presented her with
trial bottle OF Loves Breath" the
very newest perfume on the market.
Not that 1 think you need anything
% make you sweeter," he assured her
Tor the first thing I thought when ]
saw the elegant banner they gave us
70 advertise II with. 1 thought. we'll
mat face might be pretty, but it WASH I
half so pretty as Miss Seymour
To the fervid compliment to her coun-
lenance Helena was fairly Indifferent,
0lt ner eyelids dropped at the subtle
charm Of the Miss" If only every one
would call her that
As she tossed her head these artIess
words slipped from her unmanageabIe
tongue:
You must think joIlying is good for
your trade,"
She shrank back appalled, at her sau-
C-15sS This certainly was not the way
1oI young lady to talk to tradespeo-
I'5. mat was what Miss Orchard called
y.sFAs. tr5despeople. But this particu-
.aF trades person had laughing eyes
@lG a Bit Of brogue that made one say
foolish things.
v.i.s Iea she was walking in the park
80 belty the following Sunday he
' -, them With a charming bow.
Ao that stunning MANI" de-
b.--. -g1 Betty. zone Of your sisters
~ w, answered Helena with a teas
e, s smile he isn't her beau. she doesnT
even know him"
helena" breathed Betty excitedIv
Piled. pause Helena re-
a.. 90 think YOU ask the most foolish
as as Betty, he is simply an acouaint-
aloe OF mine" ''''-i'
v,. '.-leed said Betty. GROSSLY. "weT
losing a bow"
bela Promptly aonned her .,,-I.
over her shoulder.
o. ian smartie." she r,ocl-a5 -..
Sbs Iiooon, YOU didn't catch mer
IN place. GO sLe patted the ribbon
ter N r,. you know. Betty. I think my sis.
NV - my mother make me wear
Is nee ,.-Is silly way. You know she
about - - and Fred is always telIlnr
hahn, oelhg more'u S when I was
cb1S she is always calling me
6ares y. 'front.' Of Mr.. Monroe. he,
ano,,.' MI aoes mortify me So
chu9 ~ you care" Comforted he,
hogsz set that same thing al orr
crszv NJ. -S aunt Ruth gets simpIy
In tSs.r 49, 49, ! holler aunt al her. Dow
slourbr,,- 5 d they Just know were old
he -, eae ended Savagely.
lEs-sz - week the admirfng cIsrt
t5snk --5.ena ice cream soda ssNSo
sbsn h. a. Ialtered Helena weakly
Els u7,7. - llef 70 try il on his account
have bi-- owned the store and liked r.
Ae 5i5-,.. treat his friends. OF co,,rs =
ans ~ oHer it 10 everybody ~ n :,
ls AIN ~, even if he was ever 81 ,,,rs =,
VIE rs waited until some one UoTti
l'gs-f,- tt5ned along. He Eta5 >,
IL Il ,'s the fountain. He ba6n,t
voelS 49, long and the busy seasor
Easbss 81 ueIore very many davS II.
SUI rs a glass hopefully. 60 . ~
esa sets Your dope ready 5s o o.lo.
Es,s5 P.eadings were not n ba -.
Helena put her books - d. oe t -