The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-21

was in the selection of his necktie'
that he really excelled. Abe and Nor
ris fairly blinked as they surveyed hi
latest acquisition in cravats when b.
entered the door Of their store that aft
ernoon, smiling a pleasant greeting a
his prospective customers.
He presented so brilliant a picture
that Miss Cohen was drawn from bel
desk in the glass inclosed office toward
the trio in the sample room as inevita
bly, as the moth to the candle fame
| She took up some cutting slips from q
table by way of excuse for her intru-
sion, but the blush and smile with
which she acknowledged Ike's rather
perfunctory nod betrayed her. Abe was
lingering the Hamsuckett swatches,
but Miss Cohen's embarrassment did
not escape Morris Perlmutter. He
marked it with an inward start and
Immediately conceived brilliant idea.
Ike" be said when Abe had COM
pleted the giving of small order and
had left them alone together. "a young
Teller like you ought to get married"
| Ike was noncommittaL
"Sure, Mawruss," he replied. Every
young feIler ought to get married"
I'm glad you look at it SO sensi
BILE, Ike" Morris went on Getting
married right, Ike, has been the max
ing Of many young Teller. Where
dye suppose Goldner & Plotkin would
be today If they hadn't got married
right? They'd be selling goods for
somebody else, Ike. But Goldner he
married Bella Frazinsky. with d cou-
pie of thousand dollars maybe. and
Plotkin, he goes to work and gets Gar
funkel's sister. She was pretty old.
Ike but if she amt got Il fine COM
plexion, Ike. she got a couple Of thou
sand dollars, too, amt it? Well. Plot
kin, with his $1,000, and Goldner, with
his $1,000. they start i'll together as
new beginners They gets the selling
agency for the Hamsuckett people. and
then they makes big money and buys
them out. Today Goldner & Plotkin is
rich men and all because they got mar
ried right
Feinsilver listened with parted lips.
And now, Ike Morris continued,
the good seed sown. I'VE talked enough.
amt it! Come on to the office. | want
to show you some little mistakes in the
Hamsuckett statement"
He conducted Ike to the glass en-
closed office, where Miss Cohen bent
low over her ledger. The blush with
which she had received likes greeting
had not entirely disappeared, and. as
she glanced up. her large black eyes
looked like those of a frightened deer
"Ah, Miss Cohen Ike said, "ain't it
a fine weather."
pleased smile spread itself over
Morris face
Il think l hear the telephone in the
ROOM" he broke in hurriedly
"Excuse me for moment
When he returned, Ike and Miss
Cohen were chatting gayly.
What do you think of that?' Nor
ris cried. "My Minnie just rang me |
up and SAYS she got tickets for the |
theayter tomorrow might've tickets
We can't use 'em. because we're going |
to IA wedding Would you two young |
folks like to 20. maybe?'
why, sure" Ike said Sure we
would Wouldn't we. Miss Cohen?'
Miss Cohen assented bashfuly
well. then" said Morris. 'I'll gel
EN- for you'll mean III send EN- yon
~ mail tonight, Ike.
Ike was profuse III his thanks; ANA
hen and there arranged 10 call foi
Miss Cohen at Z 80 sharp. the following
How about that mistake IN the
Ike asked
Some other time. said Morris
walking with Ike toward the store
loor Then he sank his voice TO Il con
dental whisper That's fine girl
Mss Cohen" he went on. Comes OF
inc family too She's Max Cohen's
liece. You know Max Cohen. He's
he Beacon Credit Quitting company
les a millionaire. Ike. If he's worth
cent he's worth a hundred thousand
ollars!
Ike turned on him an awed yet
look as they clasped hands
gain in parting.
81 give you my word, Ike, she's his
avorite niece" Morris concluded. land
e amt got no children of his ownT
Ill
The ensuing week was a busy one, =,
ut Miss Cohen and Feinsilver had
cen busiest of all. for in less than
* days after their visit to the thea
,r solitaire diamond ring sparkled
D the third finger Of the lady's left /
and r
well, Mawruss." Abe said ten days /,
ter, 81 suppose you fired Miss Co. /
EN-" u
"Me fire Miss Cohenr' Morris ex-
aimed. I'm surprised to hear you =
lat you should talk that way. Abe. I
That for should fire Miss Cohen" +