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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-25
Classification 81 Is A Complete Catalog of Things Business !
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

Automobiles for sale
HUDSON-Super Six, newly painted; 2 ex-
ira tires; mechanically perfect $500. Tel
1871; open evenings. Sections Garage.
JEFFREY-Touring Car $3.50; this car in
use every day; good tires. Tel. Isl. open
evenings. Sections Garage.
OLDSMOBILE ROADSTER-New paint;
just overhauled. $3.50 or best offer. Ford
Sedan, 5000. Union Garage Co.. 27s kins
street.
PAIGE--7 passenger touring; fine paint.
good sha pc; cheap. Atlantic Garage. o65
Amboy Avenue.
TAXICAB-Dodge Bros. 1919 model in
very nice shape with 3 new U. 5. Cord
tires. j. Arthur Applegate, Studebaker
Distributor. 29s Market at Prospect st.
TRUCK ton. al mechanical good rub
Der, price reasonable. High st. Garage.
342 High st. Phone 22S3.
DORSEY'S USED CARS
Semi-Weekly List
Ford Coupe, 100000
Ford Touring, Starters; demounta bles;
Speedometer; nice equipment, s275.0o
Ford Touring; Starter with Winter
Top, s125.00
1918 Chandler z passenger Touring;
some Bargain, $4,000
Ford One Ton Truck: just overhauled
$4,000.
Vim Delivery. $1,000
Buick q ton open Truck, $1,000
Odds q ton top body truck, $4,000
DORSEY MOTORS. INC,
Ford Dealers
Maple and Fayette SITS. Near r. o.
Phone $50 Open Evenings
GOOD USED CARs-Garretson Co.. es5
High Street.
LEWIS COMPTON
Metuchen 1872
USED ORD
Ford Coupe 1921. $500
Ford Coupe 1919. SETS
Ford Coupe 1919, 1915
Ford Panel Delivery, 500
Ford Panel Delivery; Self starter, $3.50
Ton Truck Chassis. sl75
1918 5 passenger 9 cylinder Buick;
good condition.; a very good bargain.
LEWIS COMPTON
Metuchen 1872
PERTH AMBoY GARAGE CO.
2SS Madison Ave.
1 Dodge Sedan
l Ford Coupe
/ Maxwell Touring, $500
l bort Touring. $3.50
1 Overland Roadster. $3.50
1 REQ Touring. 800
1 Elgin 8 Touring, $500
l scripps Booth Roadster, $3.50
1 Scripps Booth Coupe, $3.50
1 Cadillac Limouine. Cheap
| De Dion Limousine, Cheap
All of these cars represent tremendous
SEE US BEFORE BUYING
USED CARsLopen and closed models;
Maxwell, Columbia. Elein Motor Cars.
Garford Trucks. Corner Maple and Fay
cite Street,. Tel. 1884. -
USED CARS
Paige z passenger Touring
1891 Studebaker Coupe
Buick Touring
1921 Paige Roadster
Mitchell Touring
Studebaker Touring
Dodge Bros. Touring
CENTRAL GARAGE
225-227 New Brunswick Ave.
Open Evening
Time Payments Arranged
USED CARS
Brockway IL ton truck, S1.ooo
Studebaker 4 passenger touring, s7So
Buick Touring, $3.50
Hudson Touring, $500
B.. FRANK VAN SYCKLE
Dodge Bros. Motor Vehicles
ISL New Brunswick Ave.
Auto Accessories Is
BATTERIES Willard Threaded Rubber
Batteries, unfailing guards against neeo
for reinsuIatlon during the battery's nfe;
Battery & Motor Service station. l49
New Br .nswick Ave. Tel. 1885 -
BATTERIES-2 year guarantee; uncon.
ditional; a new Ray Battery II your olo
ones goes wrong within 2 years. Wh1t
other battery dares to do thisf Chris
johnson. 163 New brunswick Ave.
TIRES-For SALE; Goodyear. Goodrich.
Marin 145 New Brunswick Ave
Service misunderstanding rs
AMBOY AUTO RADIATOR WORKS.
Auto radiators. bodies and tenders re-
paired. auto sheet metal work. 1874 New
brunswick Ave. Tel. 1907.
Az nDnVNHNCr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-25
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

.74-Apartments and Flats
l75-Business Places for Rem
for Rent
s77-Houses for Rent
l78-Ofices n Desk Room
L59-Suburban for Rent
,S0-Summer Places for Rent
.s1-Wanted-To Rent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-25
MERCHANDISE
ROOMS FOR RENT

'67-Rooms With Board
,6s-Rooms Without Board
I6s-Rooms for Housekeeping
l7O-Vacation Places
I71-Where to Eat
'72-Where to Stop in Town
or Board
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
Pearls Sold For More Than
 A Million

New York, Jan. 1a-costly neck laces that have aroused wonder throughout the world were recalled today in the litigation between Car tier, Inc, New York and Paris jew elers, and V and L. Benguiat. Euro pean art dealers and collectors, over the sale of a rope of 389 pearls.
 Benguiat Brothers sued to recover $387, ,000, under an agreement for sharing the profits on the necklace. The plaintiffs asserted that the pearls were sold for more than s1,500,e00. In 1875 Cardinal Louis DeRohan gave notes for about S320,000 for a diamond necklace for Marie Antoin- nette.
 A string of 24o pearls, weighing B. 250 grains was bought in Paris for $265,000 in 1913. In 1919 the Dudley pearl, belonging to the Earl of Dudley. brought s20o.- 900.
 Ownership of a pearl necklace con- taining 300 light co1ored pearls by the widow of Isaac Malley Fletcher
 became known at his death in 1914 Half of it was sold for S600,0o0 to Joseph, E. Widener of Philadelphia, tn eorigina1 price of the complete
 adornment being placed at s1,25oea 900.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
War Brides
 On Board U. s. s. Crook

New York, Jan. 13.-It was learned today that more than thirty war brides, wives of soldiers of the army of occupation also were on board the Transport Crook which sprung sever al leaks between her forty year old plates two days ago and is proceed ing slowly to New York. about 300 miles out The vessels speed today had been throttled down to two knots an hour to prevent further damage in the heavy seas
 The Transport St. Mihiel was be- Geved to be standing by and the liner George Washington was report cd near the Crook.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13

Rheims, France, Jan. 13.-The city years. This is the opinion of Marquis Melchior q e Pclignac, president of the Cooperative Society for the Recon struction of Rheims. At the most, he says. the work will not require more than six tor seven years.
 The amount of work remaining to be done is estimated by the Marquis to cost 900, 100000 francs of which 1O0,oO0,00O is for separations and qG0,000,G00 for reconstruction. He says that the society will have 200 900, 900 francs placed at its disposal each year for the next five years. This is by arrangement of credits with the Department of Public Works.
 Advertise In The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13

The funeral of Frederick M. Hay don was held at 2:30 Thursday after
 noon from the home of his son, $. M.
 Haydon, 177 Wheeler avenue. Ser vices were conducted by Rev. MT.
 Green of St. Johns church. Services were also conducted at the home | y the. Samuel Harris lodge, I. O. O. F., No. 99. The floral pieces were num- erous and beautiful. Members of the lodge acted as pallbearers, interment being in the family plot in Park ceme- tery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13

1 Corsets
 These special num- l bers must be
 Inspected.
 There is nothing we can say on paper that will give any idea how good these cor sets are. It is a large gathering and all must be sold this month. So we have been rather reckless with price cutting.
 All styles are rep resented, white ones, pink ones, long, short, front or back lace. Sizes 19 to 36.
 Range of prices $1.OO to $500
 All at generous re auctions.
 Second floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13

Erwin McKenna.
 The remains of Erwin McKenna formerly of Austin street who died 3n Norwich on Wednesday, were taken to Wallingford today by funer-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
Candy

Saturday Specials
 Hereafter the specials which intended for Saturday and Sunday candy will be found in the right vestibule at the Main Street entrance. A tempting display of fresh dainty sweetmeats. This week Chocolates with strawberry cream filing, pound box, for 39 cts. Dates, extra large size, filed with nuts and sugar coated, 10. for 39 cts. old fashioned peppermint and wintergreen pat ties, 39 cts. box. MaiIlards Sweet Chocolate Bars,
 half pound cakes 20 cts.
 quarter pound cakes, 10 cts.
 ne D D Re1d co
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
Mattresses and Springs

Mattresses and OpnngS
 Genuine Bargains Through the Entire Month Felt Mattress with roll edge and covered with fancy ticking. This may be had in any size,
 Special $1095 Silk Floss Mattress that is filled with genuine silk floss, and covered in fancy ticking. Any size, marked special at $15.9O Box Spring Mattress of high grade with cover ing of good quality ticking. Comes in any size
 Special $25.OO Pure White Felt Mattress with six-i1ch box and having roll edge In any size. Regularly at $27.50 For $23OO Hair Mattress of full size covered in brown and white striped ticking. Regularly $68.OO,
 For $45.00 "Neverstretch' Silk Floss Mattress with six inch box and Imperial edge A good feature of this mattress is that the inside material will not move, and this meaps that the mattress will always hold it's shape Regularly $36OO. For $30O0 Link Springs of gray enamel may be had in any size These were regularly $7.5O For $6.OO
 Fourth
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
OBITUARY
Mrs. Frances E. Peet.

Police Commissioner John c. Stan ley and Superintendent of Police Pat flick Flanagan attended the funeral yesterday in Canaan of Mrs. Frances E. Peet, mother of George c. Peet, deceased, who was a member of the Police Board at the time of his death 4n 1917. Mrs. Peet created the George q. Peet Memorial Trust Fund of S5,- oO0 the income from which is paid to the Police Benefit Association. A committee was named to take action on behalf of the department in the natter of Mrs Peet's death. This in- cluded Superintendent Flanagan, Capt. John Began, Lieut.. Daniel Po- land, Doorman Simon Mccullough Court Officer Thomas Gerrity and graffic Officer David Bibbins.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
Umbrellas
 for Women

Umbrellas
 for Women Coverings of black silk warp, and with an assortment of stylish handles, ring and novel, ty effects, also leather straps. Some of these were formerly as high as $8.5O
 $5.o5
 Helmets made of knitted wool will come in handy for skating. Were $1.OO
 50 cts.
 Main floor.
 Saturday
 in the Tea Room Cream of Tomato Soup,
 20 cts. Roast Pork with dress ing, 40 cts. Crowned Potato, 10 cts. Pot O Beans, 15 cts. Scalloped Corn, 15 cts. Boston Brown Bread,
 10 cts. Ice Cream Sandwich.
 20 cts. Prune Pie, 20 cts. Apple Dumping with hard sauce, % cts.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13

al directors Liebrum & Heaphy for burial in Holy Trinity cemetery there. Mr. McKenna was 32 years old.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
Josephine R. Griffin.

The funeral of Josephine R. Griffin was held at S:30 yesterday from Sa- cred Heart church where a requiem mass was celebrated by Rev. T. P. Mooney. The pallbearers were Peter and William Dolan, Patrick J. Mur- phy, William Cook, Francis Keene and Lee Kirby. Burial was in St. Micha els cemetery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13
Couch Covers ot l apestry

Group of half dozen or more is in the sale. These are of verdure de- signs which wear well and which combine nicely with other fur nishings.
 Regularly Now s 600 $5 40 $ 700 $6.3O $ 500 $7.20 $ 300 $500 $10.00 $9.OO Washable Couch Covers with fringe, $1.5O each.
 Third floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-13

Some New Dance Frocks An attractive line at $29.5O and $45 5OO Other models of Pussy Willow Taffeta and Chifons
 beaded and sequined laces
 For $1OO.OO
 All exclusive models Nadine in American Beauty with full skirt and bodice of cloth of gold. Black Chiffon Taffeta with white spanged lace underskirt.
 Black Net Dress elaborately embroidered with crystal beads
 Jetted Lace Dress silver and blue cloth Orchid Taffeta with circular skirt trimmed with rows of rosettes from which depend narrow silver and orchid ribbons.
 Peach Taffeta with chiffon over-dress trimmed with of fringed silk.
 An interesting and attractive line.
 econd hoor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
New Spring Silks
Brave Winters Storms

the for it. Here rustng aeas
cingng silk crepes.
Tafcta fred peaed aoped and trimmed with shrngs
and corngs Note the little embroidered baskets tied with
the froc skeched 1t is blue or brown $165O
Uncommony handsome silk
afternoon of distinguished beauty Some embroidered in
faShonahe tones OF cycamen and ch Others eabate
beaded in milky crystals Not kind which
their attractveness SIS to S39
arke
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
Read Your Character
BIZ Digbv Phillips
The Balance Bump


Did you never wonder how in the
world the exprcssman who carrieeS out
your trunk pcrched upon his shoulders
manages to do it?
Yes, It Is largely n matter OF strength,
but not entirely. You realize this II
YOU happen to have az big muscles as
the cxprcSsman, and many of them
would not achieve much of a record In
straight tests OF strength.
1t is also q matter of practice. Nat
urally, you need practice before you
learn Just how to pick up n heavy and
awkward weight and balance It neatly
on your shoulders, where II can be
carried with the minimum of effort. But
IL ia not even entirely matter Of prac-
tice. 1t is largely due to an innate
sense OF physical. material balance. an
automatic estimation Of pressure and
resistance on the part Of the muscles
and the nerves which connect them
with the brain, or more properly on
the part of that section Of the brain
TO which the nerves carry these mes
Sagcs.
This section OF the brain is the un-
deriving cause of what is known as the
bumD of balance. This bump is To-
Gated along the eyebrows over the inner
Il affects not only the ability to
handle heavy weights. but the skill with
which lighter implements are, handled
The heavy hitting baseball player has
TO have It, also the skillful golfer, the
acrobat and gymnast. the boxer. The
upholstercr needs It TO WELD his ham
mer 10 the best effect. and the surgeon
10 do skill'ul work with his scalpel.
Tuesday-PunCtuality
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
l1r,. Wilson Tells About Chaudiere
And Gioes Delicious Recipes for I
This French Dish Is Our Oon ChoUder and There Are Many
Tasty and Tempting Ways Of Making IL

Tyo fe1sooonS NJ o,,, .,
One teaspoon Of pepper.
One. quarter teaspoop of ,hy,,.
l. Simmer gep,i, w t"gHe.
and serve with toasted n;lof crnnt.rs s"
This Is the genuine old Colonial hos.
~.
.anhe Ciam Chowder
100 and is delicious. Tradition tells
that this dish was the main one Of the
fisher folks, who used the seo foods IN
o, pi,nce o, meats. Mrs. Lanke's diary
,ens Oh her paternnl Great Aunt Hester
Laanke, making, great kettles Of this
oftos fmue' tor the hshermen returning
Rheao long voyage to the shore OF
Nyi.s is.ahu' nl
r.e 1mn mne
0ne- quarter pound Of salt pork,
Then add five onions cut in tbin aiinas
Simmer the onions in the Fat from tho
pork, put do not let brown. When
SOIL add
Too cups of ,oater,
'Itco cups OF milk,
One-hdt cup Of -four,
-, Stir TO dissolve and bring to a boil.
lhen add
One cup Of thick tomato DuIn r,bb.d
One CUP Of canned ,eo,
Ono. hait cur ~ , poIs :,
cdyrofs " ''o"e' dho dtced
Too cups Of cooksd d;ced ,o,,,.
Onc.haT Gun NJ onrsiop eL p''a,oes,
fine, '"'pp''
One teaspoon OF popdcred thyue
One-hdt teaspoon Of speet mar.
jordn, "u''
0nc.halt bay leaf.
One and one-hdif Guns NJ 6,,,
minced CLANS. '''
Cook SLOWLY for o,..bo,s L
son and serve 'D' nai' nour' sea-
This recipe is used fSr tie chovds-s
at shore dinners and barbecnes Wono
meat and vegetable chowders can eas siiy
be made from the above recipes. hnvs
a delicious French and indian corn
chowder.
r,,,..
'n anu ihhian Ciowder
,,.;a5 d's. .sn oio andian recipe Is made from
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
Women's Underclothes
Soc to 81

soc for flesh-colored batiste
boomers, well cut and we'll made.
Toe for bloomers in pink or
white satcen or pink and white
crepe.
81 for envelope chemises Of
white nainsook trimmed with lace
or embroidery and in bodice-top
or built-up style. Also for long
sleeve njghtgowns in V-neck
style, embroidery trimmed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
Adventures With
a Purse

THE most popular earrings right
l. now IRE those of jade or those Of
jet. If you have done any shopping for
jet earrings. however, you have found
that they are quite expensive. For
which reason you will be glad to hear
Of my find. Jet earrings, with the lit
tie round pieces against the ears and
with pendants Of oddly shaped pieces,
instead of the usual hoops. They are
made of genuine Whitby jet, and their
price is--guess what?--just 81 pair.
This means that not only have you n
pair Of earrings that are real instead
Of imitation, but also that you have a
pair that Is really distinctive in design.
which is not to be- ignored today when
there are so many kinds from which
TO choose that one must select care
fully in order TO have something diff
ferent.
More or less by accident I found the
sale Of lovely lustrous charmeuse. 1t
Is of q heavy, rich quality. and Is forty
inches wide. 1t comes mostly in dark
coors, such as brown, blue, black and
gray. It's original value was So. but
the price has been lowered 10 $l.S5.
II you have done any looking around
for dress materials, you will agree that
this is an amazing price. There is not
q great quantity of II left, but ! think
that II you see about II without delay
YOU may be able to find what you want.
Editor or phone Walnut 5000 or Main 1901
between the hours OF o and b.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
saturdays Answers

l. II the mouth of n vase is too wide
Tor the flowers one wishes to
pace IN it, this can be remedicd
N Jify by putting around the
Top, just above the water line, a
- piece of folded waxed paper.
- an nm Immensely attractive way,
the latest candy box is fashioned
ot rose-painted tin and has n
g!aSs top with dainty design Of
Vlolets on 1t.
o. An enchanting sort of book that
would be loved Immediately by
any small child has on each mage
picture representing a fairy
STORY with numbered Sins into
winch winch cardboard figures OF the
characters that are similarly
numbered can be fitted, while
Sscn story is told by Il poem,
" nor boy forty eight inches tall
tsne cue correct weight is SO 3 pounds |;
aor q girl of this height the
: weight should be the same,
u striking looking sports skir, is
fashioned Of plaid serge. wh;rb IA
frn fp'Slted, and there is n clever belt,
Un tbo s;S Which long fringes hang at
o. Black slippers and sand. coIorsd
stockings are now the mode to
:. ar samS with q dark dress of velvet
some similar fabric.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
The Question Corner
TOlay's Inquiries

l. What interesting party is ar-
q propriate for Valentines Day?
- How can an onion be pared so
that the odor f it will not cling
TO the hands?
.. Describe an unusual and distinc.
I'VE sort Of frame for IN oval
t. When Il boy is forty-nlne inches
all, how many pounds should
MS weight be? How much should
u girl of this height weigh?
D. IN what interesting way is the
colored design on a dull green
= sweater carried out?
iOnel?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
Sample BIouses, $1.65

Less than half the original
price for blouses that were manu-
facturers' samples. Mostly voiles
in Peter Pan or tuxedo style,
plain or attractively lace trimmed.
Some are soiled, some only
musSed and all are exceedingly
good values. Sizes SO to SO in
the lot, though not in every style.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
.Iust in Case

When mailing package to q for,
eign country wrap it in several wrap
pers. each one separately tied and clear
IL addressed. Then II the outer wrap
ping is torn off in the mail the direc
lions on the inner one will enable i
to reach its destination. Modern Pris'
ella. - .. .r .r..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30

There are dozens Of ways to cook Rice
made one recently?) Rice Fritters, with a da
as side dish with your meats, Rice Patte:
It's very healthful food.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
Pink Corsets, 81

Oddments from our own stocks together
with special purchases Of extra good quality.
Styles for young girls and women of slender
or average figure. A number have wide
nSets of elastic to make them comfortable.
(CcntruD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
Hundreds of Good
Gingham Dresses for School Girls
81 to s.
Pinks blues yelows browns reds
color combinations delightful in gingham
coors checks pad trimmed with CONTRASTING
materials and adorned with sashes
Yes regulation dresses white and blue unbeached
lin at $3.50 them.
Sizes 8 to ID years.
rkct

So fresh, clean and dainty that one imme-
diately knows that the wearer is a neat home
keeper Many women will like such a frock
for morning wear at home.
The material is percale, which Iaundcrs
so well, with black, lavender, pink or blue
figures on white ground. Notice the pretty
scalopng, which is bound in white.
(CentrHD
Evening journal., 1922-11-06
W. CHESTER COUNCIL
SUSPENDS FIRE CHIEF

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Nov. e.
On the recommendation Of the Fire
Committee. Borough Council has
suspended from office. RoskeH r.
woodward. for two years chief OF
the local fire department. for IN
efficiency in office. Woodward has
been missing for nearly three weeks
and even relatives have no traces OF
him, although he IS supposed 10. be IN
Philadelphia He had absented him
self in like manner on former oc-
casions and during his previous alb
sence seven alarms Of fire were an
swered by the three companies sup
posed TO be under his charge. He
had also failed TO name two assist
ants TO take charge in his absence
and the Fire Committee decided 20
take action.
Following the dismissal Of the for
mer Chief. Charles W. Frame. a
foreman OF the First West Chester
Ere Company was appointed 70 the
position. Woodward had been a
member OF that company for many
years. He is about So years OF age
and unmarried.
Evening journal., 1922-11-06
Honeymooners Abroad
Jack and Edna in First Tilt
By Zoe Beckley

Jack answered the question in
Edna's eyes by handing her tele-
gram:
Herr Duryea," It said welcome
TO Berlin. You will find everything
ready. Also congratulate me on big
order Just secured Berlin office.
Fluctuations to Frau Duryea. Vic
tor Cousins"
Her glow OF shopping excitement
extinguished. Edna CROPPED for a
consoling thought.
AT least" she offered. struggling
10 keep down depression. hes got a
good order for the firm"
Jacks face flushed with anger.
"Only a sop-but a clever onel II
he lets some OF the business come 10
us-buslness that Is ours by rights
he can say the tide has turned and
maybe the people at home Will be
lieve him.
But l know the boom will last
only as long as he Is being watched.
He's keen all right. Must have done
heap OF briging at Rome 10 find
out which direction we took. But II
we sneak straight off TO the Paris
office and
Somehow Edna's silence made It.
self felt. Jack halted realizing that
again he was snatching her away
from everything she had hoped to
enjoy
"Oh, Eddy-it Is tough on your.
know. But It's just as rotten for
me. l want 10 enjoy these places
with you. But what can 1 do?
can't fall down on my Job just to
enjoy myself"
Edna threw off her things and be-
gan feverishly to pack. feeling that
If she spoke she would cry.
But 1 can't can II" Jack re-
sisted, face drawn with anxiety.
Edna tried 10 smile.
NO. Jack. you can't. Business
first. The rest nowhere. 1 realize
It. But I also know that the two
won't mix. Let's just call Il bust
ness trip and I shan't expect any
thing else"
Jacks face frightened.
Listen. dear. II put this investi-
CATION over. I'm dead sure the firm'h
give US a corking trip later he
pleaded.