Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

of the oilin2 system. the totsi repair
cost being SIT. did not daunt them.
%*
! co the month slipped away very pleas
~ antly. after the rigors OF July. and
they were beginning to feel rather sad
at the thought of going back to the
city: but the Ssndcrscs would be back
! shortly after Labor Day end the Town
cen.!s we're going home to Kentucky.
anl they began to ra.Se preparations
/ for t.ep- rture. Via polished snd cleaned
/ assiduously and sing rs she cid It.
They invited various people cut for
snail farewell festivities, and. en- their
,Sry list Sunday. their n-2rest nigh
Sors. E.i1o bod been friendly cnd kind.
e5ked them to co on picnic supper
parry en- the bach.
/ A Storm came up at tho erd OF IL
| End 6To-e them iiome in rush. The
| C,evil-oun seized the opportunity first to
1an and tilSn to l.rap al tina way back
! at about cna-fourth OF its usual sDeec,
20 Tat VII; 4 and Peter cid MT get hone
urtil the s!osm wss practically over.
1t had been Q very bad storm. very
| Violent End wicked storm. with sieshing.
furious. Gelug'ng rain.
T:ley had left only one hvins-roorr
winsi3g Ooen-2nd that no more than
h.lf--,3y for ventilaticn--bdt il had re-
c2iv1ci the Jury of the 0renching flood.
Tn. floor -Fss swimming. the rugs we're
dripping. the curtains were ruined. and
the uinsscw-ssat cushions oozed and
ran co,oraul streams v'hen the two
agis1ted young creatures rushed to the
rescits.
They mopped and dried and carried
| the vet things to the kitchen IN an
agony OF remorse wi,.n they had done
! all they could. and saw the extent of
| the dsmese. they loosed ct each other
| agh-st.
We've got to make it gsod--curtains
/ and cushions and rugs. Ii they're run
| ed-evcrything! said Pe3sr
Yes" sstd vica. End we've got to
| get it done before tiae Ssn6rsss get
back"
They said no more. hui went. silently
to bed- II wSs too AWFUL to tai about.
/ In the morning they discovered that the
rugs we're aii rizht. but Tn. floor would
| have &c BE- repoli5i.cd and the cur. irs
/ and cushions were beyond REDEMPTION.
/ The repairs were accomplishment
price. Rush jobs always cost more"
/ said the upholstsrcT.
Never mind vf,at it costs" snsv cred
the culurits only get it done"
/ The SanderSsS. returning bTon-sd and
rested from their trip, found th>ir house
| In perfect order. but their Young ten
| ants Somewhat strained snd war In
! expression. They vested RI time IN
| picking up their bags and bo:sss-cl-
ready racke6-and disappearing vii,
! brief fSrewclls.
Beck In their fittie apartment. tSev
| fell into each others arms
| Don't let's cunt IL ups" bsyge6 Viz
/ II know it took e'sry cent ard Eirre.
| But don't lst's write down an>th,r fr-
| ure, or III 80 raying mad oh. Petev.
| Tn 80 thankful 10 b. houfS wh-rs Y
| can bust things ans not care. I sr1 =
| Tcers trembled In her e-es. ou. Sh-
| dashsd them away and tried to strife
| we Cid have q pretty good time.
| though. part OF Il. loved the garter
| In Suite OF hateful cid Andre But
Oh. Peeey. never sgsi1. never again."
"iIcr,r again is right" agreed Tstsr
fer7ently
Meanwhile a5r. ana Mrs. slnder-
were ilSrectiny their rsgsinsd tree SuraS
''EVerytaine Is quits all RIGHT. sSid s:rs.
Sen1ers but fsel little disturbed
ebout those two Young rNopla-tkey
didn't seem as grateful sS I e:,recte6
I oir-1s thought they were S,sd 70
leave"
Il thought So. too" said hsr. Sanders
but that's the younger generation for
~ou-deot sppreciste what's done for
them. Why. iv,rS out here with their
avn apartment rented and NJ expense
except Andrew and their house sup
niles. they must have SsreCi several hun
drsd doiiers~-iu IKE rie."
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