South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-12

look zap from the great roll Of collars
he was fitting iu the tray.
MY heavy coat-I'll need 10 for the
steamer"
should say couldn't Put il in
the roll with the rugs
but we've got to put both our rain
coats and the steamer pillow In that
lit won't hold any more"
Then yOu'U just have TO carry it.
"See here" opening a small leather
case of folding coat hangers. how
many OF those things Will we need ?"
Take them all. dear. I'll want
some. Where is that other case Of
six Aunt Emma gave you for Christ
mas2 Oh, here they are"
Then put them in your own trunk.
m not going TO OH up mine with a
lot Of truck for you. Look at all
those papers" pointing 20 some pack
ages he had brought from the office
ooh. do you have 70 take all those ?"
That's not all-there's more in
that suit case. And they're a darn
sight more important than your frili-
lIins."
Helen, who had always counted on
putting certain things in Warren's
trunk. went back 20 her room and
gazed helplessly at her small and al
ready Overcrowded steamer trunk
How could she get everything in2
What shall I do with this, m am p
demanded Maggie, appearing at the
door with an opened package Of Ger
cal.
"Oh. you'll have to throw out
everything like that; We can't leave it
TO draw mice Now you're sure
you've got everything out of the re-
frigeratOr? The butter and the rest
OF that jar of bacon you can give to
Athe houseman. And you'd better
- sprinkle some borax around the sink.
Wait. III come and show YOU"
Farewell Call.
While Maggie was to stay 10 clean
and close up the apartment yet Helen
wanted to see that nothing was LEFT
TO draw insects.
She was still in the kitchen when
the phone rang and Warren called
impatiently:
Helen, somebody wants you"
"Oh, why Will people call US up at
the last moment" she protested re-
sentfully. for every second now was
precious
Hello, I just wanted to say good
bye" shrilled Mrs. Thurston's voice
and wish you all kinds Of a pleasant
trip"
That's very kind OF you lied
Helen politely.
Your boats sailing at 3, isn't 1T
I'd so like to come down to the dock
but i promised Mrs. Walker To %
"ANA AANA " a DA4QEb tea. i 0lSaD
pointed her last week, so I'll just have
TO go. Well. you certainly have a fine
day TO start. was afraid this morn
ing Il would rain. but it's cleared of
beautifully"
Yes. 1t has" murmured Helen
stupidity. wild TO get back to her pack
ing, but not wanting to be abrupt
oh, while l think Of il. I want 10
give you the address of that place in
the Rue de RivOli-the one I told Won
about where I got those lovely hand
en- broidered ntghtgowns. Have YOU 2
pencil there2
Helen got a pencil. took down the
address and was Just about 10 say
her with a
And I'm going to ask you to get
me two more-size SO. You saw the
ones have. I paid Is francs fol
most OF them, but use your own i,,do-
ment-only shouldn't like 10 pa,
over 20 I'm sure you won't minC
Eetung these for me, will you? AnC
on. don't you want the address. Of thu
handkerchief place, where they en.
oroider the three initials for only .
rev confines extra2 II you'll ho1f
ne phone minute-Ive got the ad
dress on one Of the boxes they cam,
in ~''iii'
Helen could hardly restrain her inn.
patience. but she was forced TO wal
Tor the address.
Very Annoying.
If you're getting some for vour
sell, purred Mrs. Thurston. and II
isn't too much trouble / should Xix,
mother dozen of those tiny evenins
handkerc hiets-you know the initial
M. c. T."
When Helen finally succeeded :,
breaking away she turned from tn
phone with a furious
The idea OF her calling me up tbi
late to send for things,"
Wei, Ia have cut her off ouicl
enough. growled Warren. Ssh,
wouldn't have kept me standine tbere
here. showing towards her SOM
stea mshtp labels he had fust fIle
out with their name and nuu,be, -
their stateroOm, better get these q,
now. Can't leave everything rim IN
last minute" gu
Helen took the oval blue and Whit
North German LLOYD" labels an
pasted them on her trunk ana e,ii
case win supreme satisfaction Sin
mad always envied Deopla Win tr,,,,i-
covered with steamship and foraio
hoteI labels-it gave their baggao
SuCn travelled cosmopolitan air
The one label that was left o,or Sin
put on large trunk that she had ia.
brought up 90 get out some fbin,-s ~
the trip. IL had never been abro,l
but she might have taken il So sb
had no scruples in decorating II VIII
label.
unfortunately Just AT that momen
Warren appeared.
These yours throwing down
couple Of her linen collars rhar Dr.,
been sent TO the laundry with bt
Then noticing the label as she iYmne
up almost guiltily from her knees r..
Tore the big trunk. What's tba
mean2 You're not going 10 take tbs
trunk"
No. dear flushing in confused IAN
ticipation or his ridicule
Well why i'm thunder did YOU site
on that label %" Then ass IL da,vDo
ON him, by George I've heard 4
fool women who bought foreign label
AND plastered mp their trunks. but
Thought YOU had some sense
This incident did not contribute Z
Itelens speed in packing for wit
burning fhnaEe eIf ear..r NOD ...s.