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 e.@rhts' going away for the ts5}}sniher," anhbhnted WH;atther" at ne 'sek. .ssning { of 'thei season ''is merely }df'fadss Why go avay to some s5wa1rbya laie'' and -s6iitrac't stsbhsid ifldhf tAe' Wate. sup 1piy sind 1iiafr e4 with all tffe5otfei. Wom- en2 ti7e5-e. afl1f' hasve hefTes 6vet. John nttps fe9Iss3t fe9Iss835t-.1Tcy to ceXplore5 the Fottom e. tie taake ind Maihie's admiration for the tfbboh clerk 61l his two weeks 5vsacatfo1f wheb' you have q Teffeetly godd spot to rest in rfghfs .here2 The Es1reet1 i5 2wfde md shady; tIses yard is large rffe house is roomy aHfl the poreh is stE4reenetl in. ! Tie siet6f car out i11 the galase pFobably won't blow up vel f6i' 'awhfie.. '& and :. there are o0aiiee Of hot Water Why not be orig. final and stay where you can enjoy kife2' Then When fall comes you will
 be rested and in fine coalition for ffhe rush of winTer!'' So the WhatGhers stayed at home fs.5,s 2s54i. .tsa. i}.-.-1-. -si ssas | ' It Twas early in June that the What. fchefs' cousins from SIX Corners Ia,
 wrote that they would be, in Chicago in ia day or two and that they would
 Gearlys love to sec their relatives Il ] the latter were in town There was
 nothing for Whatchers to do but con
 fess by letter that they we're indeed 1 In town '-ti sa@s
 When the cousins came they
 brought the baby ard little Susan and
 Amanda and r&bid desire to see as much of the city as they could ny
 working 24 Hours a day: They said
 it was splendid that Cousin Whatcher
 owned such ntce touring ear, be
 cause ii. was So, easy to get about in
 1t Sc they burned up a many ga.lehs
 Of gasoline in a day as tie Nhatehers
 had Used ip two, NQAiss.
 Alter they got the hai}s of thi14ss,
 the cousins used to let Mrs What
 cher stay al home aHd take care of the
 thFse children while they roamed the
 eify Al day. ions while Mrs What.
 cher sat smotheTed in sticky children
 ske tl:oashl Ql the cool lake bfeezes
 playing on the cousins broWs and how
 she had planned q daily driye through
 the parks and how ste wasn't get
 ti6a II.
 :. When the cousins arrived home :. in
 time for dinner they would ask moth
 CTS darlings if they had been hany.
 Then as they dressed hastily for the
 theater they would give 12fs= Wl.at.
 cher directions on how to put the three
 angels to bed. Sometimes they let Mrs.
 Whateher go along if they wanted to
 be shown something, but she had to hold the two clildren to pay for her
 treat! When the cousins left Mrs ; Whatehel burst into relieved tears and ; Whatcher, who was privileged to gaze upon his motor car for the first time in two weeks, s8or1 in sympathy T v When Aunt Martha wrote that she T had Heard they we're in town ane :! would seize the opportunity to, pay ; then visit and do her autumn shop : ping at tlre" July bargain sales tht ] Whatchers ran. around in circles, bu i. fAiht Martha arrived before they hae sa fourid cover aS 1sf '
 5 Aunt Martha was wa;:sa vigorous. per son, who did not mind that the, hottes h wave of the season made; its appear e aneee in her train. trafii l. afH fHot. weather al 6 ways reduced Nrrs Whatcher to pulr Il but Aunt Maftha,, who was. going t ' leave them some money some, day i |. she ever died. insisted on having he s dear niece's valuable Judgment op he i; purchases. From eight o'clock ip tn if morning 'hntil five o'clock at night sh
 dragged her dear niece thro6gh, ful t nacelike basements, bouncing ,upo l. eight-cent gingham marked down fror B. fifteen cents and cake tins that wer t ten cents less than they were at 'hom, s. When the supply of. basenents ra vi nefs. s.5where she hnearthed year-befort ,t lasf's silks. in price reduced one4hal n After she had accumulated two trunl U fuls Of this sort of plunder. she tri] ,r ped on a cobb!estone and M spraine V her ankle Then Mrs. Whatcher wal Il ed On Aunt Martha oratwo weeks, b. a' clause Aart' Martha had a prejudic n against itraihed' nurses After this vi is itor's departure Whatcher was able {
 | h. ] 1t Flwife ofa His bosom; but he asked t 5 first who the strange tady was! fe is she was such a wreck that he 'dddn .a ioknoWis her. f a " s't' siatss .s t esd.s ,sg.,s --.- ctr. ua8t.. k aJust as Mrs Whatcher was begil ,r ming tosi get rested Whatcher's isiste a land her family dropped Off the trai ,a to visit''th dear relatives and inc Y dartaiiy tty shopA AsiWhatc cher and hi r zsEslsr always ugot sapong tdgethef jus