The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-29
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When NET HILL learns
ROLF CARLYLE has been break
ing engagements with her 10 meet
BETTY KENDALL, "a society girl,
she tells him their marriage is of.
janet IL 23, pretty and secretary
Ia BRUCE HAMILTON. advertise
ing manager OF Every Home Mag
nziEe-
She still loves Rolf and cannot
forget him. JEFF GRANT.
young engineer. saves her purse
from "a holdup man one night and
she and JEFF become friends. When
she reads In newspaper that
Roll has -cioped with betty Ken
Guli she tells Jeff about her bro
Ken engagement AMI says she can
never care for anyone else.
Hamilton leaves the magazine
md because OF rctrcnchmcnt there
1. no lob Tor Janet. However.
Hamilton tells her his sister, MRS.
CURTIS, needs "a social secretary
and JancS secures the 1ub. IL Is
several days before she learns
Mrs. Curtis n Betty kcndaifs
mother. Janet feels she should
give up the job but has no place
else TO 20. She decides TO stay
us long as Rolf and Betty are out
Down Town ono day she secs
JEFF with DOLORES CALLAHAN, a
stcuoSrapf:er from the office where
he works. and illOGicall.' con-
ciudcs JeR IN in love with her
When Jeg secs Janet later her
manner seems changed and he
decides 81 is because of her new
associations.
Janet goes shopping and buys n
new suit. She returns home TO
hear angry voices in Mrs. Curtis
room.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
.' CHAPTER xxx
TANET pushed open the door AM
y then stopped. OH" she ex
claimed, and then again, oh!
The room was in turmoil. !
footstool had been overturned
Mrs. Curtis was mounted on an
other chair, the skirt Of her negli
gee pulled tightly about her. Luc
had backed away against one wall
her eyes wide with fright. An
in the center of this havoc, firml,
planted and imperious, stood Bus
ter. the yellow Persian cat.
DO something, JANET" Mrs
Curtis screamed. "Oh, do some
thing!"
For, wriggling in the grip o
Busters sharp white teeth. was
mouse. The mouse was alive still
and emitted sharp little squeaks
Buster held his prey proudly an,
looked from one woman to tn
other as though expecting com
mendation that was not forthcom
ing.
I'm afraid he'll drop it," Luc,
walled.
Take it away from him!" erie,
Mrs. Curtis. "Oh, Buster, hoy
could you do such a thing?"
Janet came forward. Here
Buster!" she said authoritatively
Come herel"
But the Persian was not to b
so easily cowed. Buster, the well
fed aristocrat, had gone out an
caught for himself commo
mouse. He had brought it to hi
mistress's bedroom and in tina
room he intended to stay. Their
was much sport yet to be had wit
the victim. Busters hunting in
stinct had been reused. No longe
a docile house cat, he glared a
Janet forbiddingly.
She took a step forward. TIL
cat moved back. She reached GU
toward him and Buster ducked
1t was all Of five minutes before
finally cornered, Janet lifted tn
cat and bore him from the room
A few minutes later she reap
peared. It's all right" Janet as
sured her employer. "Fredericl
took it away from him."
Mrs. Curtis had stepped dowl
from her chair. You're sure-?'
she began.
"Oh, yes" Janet treasured her
ITS all right. Except that Bus
ter's pride seems to be badly hurt
| left him in the living room look
ing rather unhappy"
The other woman moved to
ward the bed. I'm feeling rathej
weak" she said. Il believe III
lie down for a while. And, Janet