Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-11-05

that fairy Soumother mas reStorSu
him TO his rishtfui place"
\ few weeks later Rolf EaSSet WAS
invited 10 Aunt Blanca's for the week
end. Rolf WAS 10 arrive late Satur-
day afternoon and the ladies rolled the
tee, table out on The lcaiE porch.
Well iirS, have tea" chirped Car
ln.la. kissing her smiling aunt, ''aud
thru I'll tell him.'
Hut She could not keep hcr huruin:
secret that Ions. Rolf, very brown
and hearty looking. had scarcely scat
ell himself when his iianccc sad arch
~: Rolf what would you say ii some.
body told YOU that YOU could return
To your art. 20 into Il lovely studio.
study for II wear with :: master. In
word. he II fair! go,lm"thcr 10 YOU:
She did nor dare look at him. hut her
eyes. sparkling with anticipation, held
Aunt Blanca'S attention.
What I'll say Irawlcd Rolf in
differently biting into II sally lunn
with great rCliSh-"Ill say that the
fairy golmo,hcr was Il big fool. Ila.
Ha. Yes, Il big fool. throwing away
her money And he took another big
bite Of huttcrcd muffin, not seeing the
.:.rlS face suddenly grow white. Yes.
he continued. innocent Of the castles
he was smashing. I'D say there are
just about enough people trying 10 be
artistic in this world and The quicker
Il man realizes that he'll never be
genius and turns to something else for
his vocation. the better! Why. Car
loiia. lncyer slept So well in my life rs
since i have been doing real work, nor
have I ever earned so much or had so
little worr:r, or such good prospects.
Not that I'll never paint again. OF
course ! will. but In vacation time. and
for my own plcasure-why-Car
--wha, is the natter" He was ut her
side in an instant.
CarlOtra SobbcH; she turned from
her beloved and flung herself in Aunt
BlanCa's arms. oh. he is just like
the rest. Another June Offering I,
failure" In vain Aunt Blanca tried
to soothc her.
Rolf came close. slowly compre-
hcnding. Aunt Blanca," he begged
almost desperately. what does this
mean? Did Carlottu or did You fit up
u studio for me! And l SPOILED every
thinE?'
Yes, yes SUbbcd his finnccc quick
~, looking up nj last, ''everythins is
waiting, ready and
Here her aunt interrupted. II have
II confession To make. Carlotta. In
the last minute got cold feet. l CALI
cclcd the furniture order ana the s;u-
diO. l had my doubts whether Rolf.
after having tasted the Independence
0f business fife and income. would
care to go into your scheme. SO, Car
lOttu." and the girl was smiling;
through her tears. the June Offering
is still TO he made. If you two will
accept 81 little bungalow rs Il future
wedding prcSen;--bHt | won't choose
it; Iii mol even he'll, select it, so that
aftarwnrd If the cellar is damp or the
neighborS are noisy YOU cunt"
They smoihered the rest with kisses.
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a much grenter extent than the Ameri-
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products by cable, and importers in
foreign lands depend upon brands In
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There are three ways of buying
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use Of samples Of standard products,
another by orders, often cabled, giving
instructions to agents to buy specified
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least used. Is for an importer to visit
foreign countries In person and select
products wanted.