The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
.yHusba1ld,
and /
BY Jane Phelps

trusted her dainty hargirgs A.,
other purchases would so lfnurs,
Tom that he would not Object \
our having them also.
l was right.
How pretty and coy You loo.-
no exclaimed. 1T must be yo,.
hangings. Helen; we haven't ou,k
up yet, you know"
Helen explained how she had Ma.
the old ones. taking Tom and shoV
ing him all through the rooms :
When we reached home he SAID Ia
me.
II guess you'll have 10 do 4,
Helen did; use the Old curtains 20.
the bedrooms and get new for A.
lVing and dining ROOM
But, Tom, haven't a penny o.
my allowance left that 1 can spt.eI
l answ cred.
"Nell, it's got to be nysd IL
some way. 1t looks as bare and I'll
homelike as fury after Helea,k
apartment"
Why don't you open an accourI |
for me at one Of the big depar men /
stores where they carry eyerytEi. :
Then l could get what we reait
needed" l added without waiting to,|
an answer, and 1t wouldn't COS, Us,
| any more and we'd have the uss "A
the things right away. instead IA
waiting goodness knows how log.I
for us TO save the money"
l waited breathlessly for his ah.t
swer. / knew II | could win hlnt
over to that, my troubles were ended
when / wanted something pretty "A
wear, or for the house. IL neye,
entered my foolish head that they
might be just beginning.
You see." ] continued, when bel
| said nothing, you are getting goJl
salary now Twice as much as vel
had when we were married. And 10.
are with progressive mani
quoted him. that makes all the dii.
! ference, too"
But, Sue, we are three now IN.
stead of two, four, really. because
! can see that you'll have to KEEP
! Norah most OF the time Then w
are paying just double rent Wen
! get in the hole IL we don't look 0lt'
Then--"But we must have taa
| windows fixed up, someway IAs
write Bimble's and tell them to open
an account in your name, That's 4
medium priced place and they cam
everything under the sun"
i was so elated l could scarcely
keep from dancing; but 1 managed
/ TO keep within bounds as ! said.
The sooner you do 1t. the soonG
can Fix up the house"
Helen Hears the News
l could scarcely wait until Toni
had left to go in and tell Helen Ia'
news.
Tom Is going to open an atE
count for me at Bimbles Helen
exclaimed, and | want you 70 II
down with me to buy the curtains
"Today?'
"No--I guess not today. III hay''
to wait until Tom tell me i IS AL
right"
VERY well, I'll go any time you
say. I'm glad Tom has decided 70 o'
sensible at last and let YOU have
accounts. It's such a convenience
she replied, then astonished me @
asking: "Did Everett Crandeil sem
YOU those hrysanthemums.
Yes. I answered almost w!tho.
thinking,
DOh thiHh 1 III HV'tf' p''
man surely is in love with you"
very near it,"
Nonsense! why Helen eve'yoa'
knows that love Tom that
everyone l know. "Why even hh
Morton laughed at me for shoN4
my feelings so plainly; and saii
let people know by my actions l'
| had not been long married ' II
well, look out for CrandeD
that's all she said laugh.ng,E 'l'
dangerous" .,.I
Il shall tell him some day hI
you have labeled him joHg
then you'll see how ne w.. d.I
any sinister Intentions | had Fs"'
that phrase in a novel t,l
TomorrOw-The Account is IN