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Eyes, Jack Is Here Said Ann.

asked, where's he going to
work? Down in the shop?"
Ann nodded her red head Wig
Orousiy. Right in the weaving
roona,n she said. Hes going to
be tifnekaeper, / guess. He's go
ing to start from the bottom and
work up, I suppose. He's been
on the road for the mills for
almost q year. YOU know.
Honey Lou turned around in
her chair and faced her,
Then you've seen him before,
haven't your she asked.
''Oh, sure" Ann Ludlow told
her. .1've tried to talk to him
once or twice, but he's that shy
you'd think he'd been brought up
by the Quakers."
She ratified on, but Honey Lou
had stopped listening to her.
Shy? Jack Wallack shy? He
had seemed anything but shy last
night when he had made love to
her m that headlong way of his.
She wondered about him.
In OveralIs
At noon she saw him.
She saw him from the window
beside her desk--the window
where her scarlet geranium
bloomed bravely.
He was standing In the court
yard below. and the first thing
about him that Honey Lou noticed.
was his overalls. She noticed them
even before she saw the blue
eyes that caught hers and smiled
a greeting to her.
They seemed to bring him nearer
to her, somehow-tf1ose blue over
aIls, In them he seemed just a
nice boy, and not the Heir Ap-
parent" to the Wallack Mills, as
Ann Ludlow called him.
Then she saw him walk across
the muddy, Uttered yard and get
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CHAPTER "

CHAPTER "
only one woman in a hundred
is pretty when she wakes
~ up in the morning.
Honey Lou Huntley was that
one in a hundred.
Her brown eyes were. clear and
starry when she opened them to
the gray wintry dawn the next
morning. Her sleep-flushed face
was like a flower. Even the pow.
dering Of golden freckleE across
the bridge of her nose was like
pollen busted across rose-petals.
On the other side of the room
Margret lay sound asleep with
kid curriers' twisted in her dark
hair and cold cream glistening on
her cheeks and forehead. She
looked exactly ike Sis Hopkins
rs. she lay there.
But the high gods had been
kind to Honey Lou, and she
needed no cold cream and no kid
curriers'. She was a study In
cream and rose and gold as she
lay there in her white bed and
watched the daylight creep across
the room.
1t was a pretty room with
snowy curtains and lowered
cushions that softened the lines
of the old black walnut furniture.
The rug. was threadbare and the
wallpaper was faded. but there
wasn't a speck of dust anywhere.
The fiat was very quiet. But
Of running water from the
kitchen and then the delicious
smell OF boiling coffee came float.
ing into the room.
Honey Lou kicked off the bed
covers and ran sf1ipering to bang
down the windows against the
sharp air of early morning.
Than she touched the floor with
her ringer.tips a hundred times
before she dashed into the bath
room across the hall for the cold
shower that set the blood tingling
like an electric current in her
veins.
Mrs. Huntley had trained her
girls to take that icy bath every
morning. Cleanliness Is next TO
godliness," she often said. land
It's at the bottom Of all good
looks, besidest'
She had taught them all the
little secrets of woman-daintiness
that some women never find out.
How to brush their hair until 1t
shone like satin-wood. How TO
keep the little half moons" show.
Ing at the base of their finger.
nails. How to keep the back
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into the car that stood waiting for
him in a corner.
with wistfuI eyes Honey Lou
watched him drive the long black.
and-nicke1 car out Of the court
yard. Her lips dropped at one
corner as she saw 1t vanish down
the narrow dark street beyond.
Last night he had told her that
they would be friends. Last night
he had kissed her as Ii he meant
it. and had said he was not sorry.
But. Honey Lou told herself SEN
siblY. he was. rich, He moved In
a world that was not her little
workaday world,
The Apprentice
He was here at the mills only
to learn how to run tlteTn-so that
some day he could be at the head
of them. And she, Honey Lou
Huntley, would proba bly, be then
just what she was nova woman
who worked in the office Of the
mills,
No, he was not for her. I.
Still rich men did fall In love
with girls who had no money, and
they married them, too, some
times! And she was just as well
born as he was. She was a Hunt
ley. of the Kentucky Hnntleys-
But what nonsense I'm think
mgr She caught herself up.
She turned sharply away from
the windoW, and almost stepped
into the arms of Joe Meadows,
who was standing there as mo
tiOniesS as statue
He laughed as he looked down
into the startled, flushed face SO
close to his own.
Baby facet" he half sang,
half said to Honey Lou, you've
got the cutest little baby face"
He sat himself on corner of
Honey Louis desk, and his smile
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told herself, "but not the kind
of thing that the girls Jack
Wallaclk knows outside the office
would do
She pictured them 10 herself
the girls be knew outside the
office. Lovely idle creatures who
were always beautifully grOonaed
and beautifully dressed. Who
played tennis and bridge. who
rode and danced and swan. who
had nothing to do but enjoy
themselves from one years. end
to another while she broke The
ends OF her nails on the keys Of
d typewriter and tried 10 keep
her face clean IN the sooty oily
air Of the Wallack Fabric Mills.
The ArisfOcraf
At s o'clock when Honey Lou
went downstairs and cut into the
chilly twilight Of Exchange Street,
she met one OF those girls one Of
the girls who belonged to Jack
WaIlaelS's world.
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like that In her life before. sbout
anyone.
whats on your mInd?" she
asked, fIippantIy. because she did
not feel at all flippant, She fell
thrilled and happy and solemn,
you, Jack Wallack said,
straight to the point.
Honey Louis heart leaped, and
a little flame seemed to leap up
into her eager eyes, too. But she
didn't say q word,
"WilI you meet me down at the
corner Of Exchange Street ana
Chester StHeet?' he asked SO solely
that One.AFIned Annie could not
hear what he said. "at . quarter
to 81"
TO his surprise Honey Lon
shook her head. and the eager look
went out Of her, face.
mo. I wouldn't think OF meet,
Ing you on d street corner she
said fatty. II you want to aas
me. you can meet me downstairs
In front Of the building At closing
time.p
Jack Wallack laughed, "All
right. II that's the way 70 tael
about it." he said. and turned on
his heel.
Now, what did he mean by
that?y Honey Lou asked herself
when he was gone. did he mean
that he viii meet me, or that he
won't?"
She puzzled her head about II
ali the rest OF the afternoon,
wondering just what he had
meant. But of one thing, at
least, she was sure. She was
glad that she had had the courage
to tell him that she was not the
kind OF girl who met men upon
dark street corners.
That's the kind Of thing that
One-Armed Annie would do" she
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MENACE OF
FIRE

IT is not practicable to equip for
l. ests with lightning rods. No
remedy is now in sight for dis
astrous forest fires due to light
ming, such as have occurred on a
vast scale in the western States
during the past season, says Ma
= ture Magazine of Washington.
When lightning strikes a tree
the ordinary result is to splinter
the wood or strip off barkthrough
the sudden generation of steam.
In the great majority of cases
the tree is not set on fire. Never
theless the aggregate number of
forest fires started by lightning
is, in many parts of the country,
greater than the number due to
all other causes combined.
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An Unusual Story of Modern Marriage
By the Distinguished Author of
'The Flapper Wife"
READ THIS FIRST

HONEY Lou HUNTLEY private secretary to old "GRuMPY
WALLACK, head Of the WaEack Fabric Mills.
Grumpy hired Honey only she clever and
quick but because she and good to lock at He
liked having her So did else a the Mills from
ANN LUDLOW office "yamp, JOE MEADOWS the ship
ping clerk But Honey Log did like Joe Meadows She was
afraid of him, without knowing why. . II
night Honey Lou drives from the mills with
JACK WALLACK "Grumpy's" and heir Honey Lou has
taen suddenly and violently love with young Jack Bu when
he she saps his face and walks home 70 the little m
where she lives with her mother and her half sister, MARGREI
MOODY. s.
HuNTLEY Margret the movies with STEPHEN
MAYHEM doctor who's supposedly In love with MargTet
arrives home Honey Lou startled by
door, Waack who has
lOVe-making
Insult girl unless the intends to marry her, and they
tells going start work ~ the mills
the Honey Lou bed impatient for the morrow
NOW ON WITH THE STORY
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All! she breathed softly. Now
you're getting even. That might
not be the answer I'd give you
now"
You're too late. darling. His
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Half in laughter, half In desper-
alton, Derry interrupted:
''Oh, all right, Tony. Will you
marry me?"
mo
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3 AUTOMOBILE mechanics
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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A NICE. CLEAN GROCERY and up-to-date
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ASSISTANT BUYER.

Experienced in glove silk and knit under
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RUGS WOVEN FROM WORN CARPETS last
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PRESSERS. 2, experienced on
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SALES MANAGER-Experlence who can
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PiANO--Upright good condition. must be
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SEWING MACHINES. used. SIS. $40 and Sl5
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SLIP COVERS. Neat work. reasonable prices
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SALES MANAGER-Experienced who can
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GROCERY CLERK wants permanent posi-
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PIANO .n; for sale. Bechstein upright in excel
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BOOKS BOUGHT.
Large or small lots. Bring them in" or
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SHOWCASE-S25O combination showcase
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GRADUATE, University, Penn.
Using future; best references: business expe-
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REFRIGERATOR. white enamel one-piece
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PIANO; cost s40O like new. s75. 6Ie
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT. 9.

ONE FIVE-TUBE RADIO OF standard make
for sale by one of Washington's radio an.
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ELECTRICAL WIRING-Will five YOU IS
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

UNFD IAK SALES NJ I'M.
Experience not absolutely essential. Mar
of good, clean character. of neat appearance
record, will find a real opportunity with a
large automobile distributor. See Mr.. Fla.
hertv at 1909 J. st.
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OFFICE ASSIsTANT-Young married man
employed. desires permanent connection with
future: years experience general off1ce
detail: knowledge bookkeeping and type pewrit-
ipe
Evening star., 1926-05-01

Parties to invest in manufacturing plant
locating in city to manufacture a standard
cement tile building unit. plain and glazed
face in variety. of colors: also silo and drain
tile which 10 being manufactured and used
extensively in all types of structure through
out the East and Middle West. Address Box
4S6-K. Star odRce. -