The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-20
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when JANET HILL learns
ROLF CARLYLE has been break
ing engagements with her to meet
BETTY KENDALL. II society GIRL
she tells him their marriage Is
Oft. Janet IL 81. pretty and secrc-
tary TO BRUCE HAMILTON, nd
vertising manager OF Every Home
Magazine.
She still loves Rolf who II
handsome md attractive In spite
of bring irresponsible and cNtrHV-
acant Janet tries tn forget hiri
but succeeds only I'm being n,Iscr-
nbIc and lonely. She meets JEFF
GRANT. young engineer who mas
moved to the rOominG house
where she lives.
Then one night Janet finds
IittIc girl crying ON the street.
The little girl IN ROSIE SILNASl.
who has been trying 10 sell candy
and lost her money. janet SIS rts
to take her home. A holdup man
grabs Janct's purse but JeH Grant
appears and the man runs. JeR
takes Janet and Rosie to The lit
tie girls home. They find the
family almost destitute, send them
food and clothing and later lind
Job for PAT SIEVANf, the father.
Janet and Jcf become close
friends. He asks her 10 help him
select q gift for girl ana thcy
buy purse. Later ut lunch
Janet looks Mt newspaper ana
sees in headlines that Rolf has
cIOped with Betty Kendall.
Janet tells JcfH about her bro
ken engagement with Rolf ana
that she will never care for any
one clsc. Later he gives the purse
which he had bought IN q birth
day present for Janet Ia II stcnOE-
ruphcr. DOLORES CALLAHAN
NOW co on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
pAUL1NE HAYDEN entered thu
Office where Janet was work
Ing. There was no one else in TIT
room. Pauline came over II
Janet's desk and said quietly
whats it all about? DO you
know"
whats what all about?"
Pauline nodded toward Hamil
toms desk. "Your boss is talking
to Chambers, isn't he? They've
been at it half the morning
Something's going to harper
around here. I'll bet!"
"What makes you think so?'
Janet asked.
"Oh-lots Of things. I can tel
by the way Bradford and Dali!
had their heads together a whil
ago. They know something's OF
foot but they don't know wha
it is"
"But there isn't anythin,
strange about Mr.. Hamilton talk
Ing to Mr.. Chambers! They'r
always having conferences"
81 know. But this is different.
Pauline picked up typewrite
eraser and toyed with 1t. You'll
see I'm right" she prophesied.
Janet smiled. Pauline, W
wouldn't for the world hav
asked a personal question, was a
ways seeming such rumors. TIL
fact that almost always, the
proved groundless never SCENE
to dampen her ardor. Janet her
self didn't think it strange tina
Mr.. Hamilton should spend mos
Of the morning in the bushes
managers office.
1t was Pauline's prediction, o
course, that made Janet a litti
surprised when Hamilton an
nounced later in the Afternoon
that he would not be down tn
next day. possibly not on the da
after. He didn't say that he wa
going out Of town, that he ha
other business, or make any eS
PLANTATION. He simply told her b
wouldn't be down. He outline
some work that Janet was to d
in his absence, told her he'd trus
her to keep the shop" and de
parted fully three-quarters OF a.
hour before the time he USUAL
left the office.
Maybe Pauline was right. Jane
didn't bother much about that. /
anything was to happen she woul'
know it soon enough.
THE two days of Hamilton's alb
L sence dragged. There was lit
tie for Janet to do and she pre-
ferred to be busy. When she va