The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-12-16


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ms we silence. II" remembered now
/ OFTEN no" very "II'h Nh' had iI'ad-
eu with MN To buy h"uSe-A real
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i am ready Philip.
Cr"Shey was brought back from mis-
/ reminiscent MOOD ny the t"u'h Oh MS
wires Aand upon ms shoulder.
| Il was just wishing, Helen. that
/ that mad taken your advice 6nd-and
i:'t put So much money into that car
Il don't blame YOU too he sore
about ii and"
well, we won't talk about II TO-
| day, Philip" Mrs. CroSbey mad begun
to do something 10 her husbands tie,
well go along on our honeymoon and
forget our troubles"
Philip CrosbeyS face frightened,
| and he stopped and kissed the patient
| little woman who had so LOYALTY
shared his ups and downs-mostIy
| downs, for Philip CroSbey was not the
kind o2 man that amasses money.
"Where are YOU going To take me.
! Philipy" Helen CroSbay asked as they
went downstairs
"Anvwbere Won sov Helen: the car
Is all ready. had inst finished clean
ing il when old SkInflInt Haskins came
aIong-we-we must find a house that
has a rorore-I-"
.J do wish that mo,orcars were built
bip enouyh to-to keen bouse inf
wouId soIve tho bousinp nrohIem for
many families" Mrs Crosbey remark
cd from rho onen dooryyov os she sur-
vowed the graceful lines of the big
gray cor "ond-ond inst tbink-some
| of Thorn COST much rs n comfortable
housa-ond their unkeen is"
"NeII We won't talk about II TODAY.
Helen" phiIip Crosbev chuckled as
his wife STONED into the ear "we'u 90
along on onr .honeymoon' and forget
orr troubles"
Helen Crosbey laughed - they
laughed easily. these two. who we're
all and ALL 10 each other Her husband
fool, his nIocc beside her and the big
car swung ont into the clear Septem-
| her sunshine.
"Uove Won seen the new bungalows
on Grove Hill Philip?" Helen persist
cd. "thpre are eleven-pcrfectly
charming six-room affairs and no two
alike. I wish YOU would take me I'D
thore before we 20 home"
an take Won up now. but no doubt
thev are all rented-the location Is
GOOD"
The white and green bungalows on
! Grove hin were good TO look upon,
standing wide apart among towering
trees with screened verandas, sun
parlers, garages and garden plots
they looked good to Philip CrosbPy.
THAT one with the chimney on the
outside Is. 10 me. the most honey
looking" Mrs, Crosbey pointed TO a
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