Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-13
Their Married Life :"
Copyright by international News Service"

fashionable places on the Jersey coast
for me-"
Helen had been reading OF just such
a place. She loved the endless rush
of the seashore, the glare of the sun
on the sands, the hundreds of bathers
and the lure of large hotel with its
crowds of people. She hoted to bury
herself in some little fishing village,
where all her pretty dresses would
have to be discarded for a MILDLY
blouse.
Where would you like to p" she
asked. Warren was smiling; she knew
| that he had found something to his
liking.
Ffsherman's cottage for rent on
the Sound. Sail boat in good condi-
ton rented for season to right party
ten minutes from post office; private
bathing beach; three hours from
city
Some place, Ell? Perhaps that
would suit you better than roughing
IL in the woods"
Helen Protests
But don't you see, dear, that at
either place I wouldn't have a thing
suitable to wear? I bought all my
clothes thinking that we would go to a
hotel this summer, and If we went
down to cottage like that, Nora
would have to go along, or else 1 would
have to do my own work"
How about taking our meals out =?
There wouldn't be anything for you
to do then"
Are you sure you want to go to a
place like that, Warren? There may
not be place near enough where we
could get our meals"
We'll, we could go down and see,
couldn't We? l might have known
that any place l picked out you
would never be satisfied with"
But dear. you know I don't feel
that way. 1 want you to be pleased !;
1t doesn't matter about me-"
That's right, put on that injured
martyr air. Well, how would you like
to take a summer bungalow in some
fashionable place where you could
dress and l could do as I pleased?"
You mean keep house all sum-
mer?"
Sure; any more objections?"
only that / promised Nora that she
could have a vacation when we left
She wants to go off with Mrs. Stevens
maid Lizzie, and I told her quite a
while ago that it would be all right" "
That's right let your maid run you ;
Now, dear. you know Nora is as
good as gold"
How about breaking in another
maid for just the time we are gomez"
"Oh. but Warren, you know how
hard it would he to get a good, re-
liable girl, and to take one away to
a strange place-why, l wouldn't have
a minutes peace
Looks as If we don't take a cot
tage. Suppose We'll end up by staying
right here in town"
How about this? And Warren, this
really sounds fine"
FREEMAN'S BUNGALOWS
Offer all the attractions of a fash
'ionable hotel with the privilege
of dressing as you please. In the
Adirondack Mountains, excellent
table, all modern improvements;
tennis, golf and a huge dancing
pavilion; thirty -fvee bungalows
built along the Shooting Rapids
river; fishing, boating and bathing
of the highest order. Terms $25,
two in a bungalow
1t certainly did sound almost per-
feet. Even Warren seemed attracted
by the offer, although he refused to
appear at all impressed.
That's all right. if they give all
they Offer skeptically. Like as not
there are lots of other things to offset
all they ADVERTISED"
We'll, we can write, dear, and get
any information we need. Don't you
think il sounds attractive?"
Better wait till you write and find
out before you plan things. You
women are right for packing up as
soon as YOU hear about a place that
sounds halfway decent"
This sounds better than that. War
rem. I really do believe it's a find.
Will YOU write tomorrow? can
hardly wait to hear"
81 will If I have time What did
you do with my bathing suit ,"
ITS packed away with mine. I'll
see about II tomorrow. l think mine
will do with a little furnishing up. I
can get one of those black taffeta
things to wear with it, and it will look
like new
That's right, plan your wardrobe
before we even write to the place. "
And picking up the newspaper War
rem dismissed the thought from his
mind.