The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-06
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JANET HILL and ROLF CAR
LYLE have been engaged almost
year. They have put on their
marriage because Janet insists
they must have $500 In q savings
account first. Rolf enjoys spend
Ing money and the rigid economy
necessary 10 save this amount II
disias tr full TO him. Janet works As
secretary to BRUCE HAMILTON,
advertising manager of Every
Home magazine. and Rolf n en-
played M AN advertising agency.
Janet. deeply In love, 10 not
suspicious when Roll begins to
make excuses for not coming 10
see her. One night he breaks nm
engagement with her. M0LLlE
LAMBERT. who lives across the
hall, tells Janet she has seen Roll
entering u theater with another
girl Janet meets Rolf next day
after work and tells him what
MOIlie has said. Rolf becomes
nngry. says their engagement 10
meaningless and that " Janet
really wanted to marry him abe
would have done so long ngo.
They quarrel. Janet u miserable.
hoping Rolf will call or come 10
see her hui he does not.
She learns that the girl MOilie
saw with him N BETTY KEN
DALI. niece OF % member OF the
firm far which Rolf works. Betty
has taken job In her uncle's
Office.
MuiIie advises Janet TO 20 out
with other young men and show
Rolf she has forgotten him.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER x
TT seemed TO Janet that she had
been thinking OF Rolf and no
one or anything else but Rolf
since the day she had last seen
nim, the day their engagement
had come to an end. But when
she came face TO face with him
again Rolf Carlyle was far from
her thoughts.
1t was on the Saturday follow
ing her trip to the movies with
Mollie. Janet was in front OF the
Brewster Hotel. By odd coinci-
dence 1t was almost exactly the
same place where she had seen
Rolf with Betty Kendall on that
other Saturday.
1t happened this way:
Janet had had a very special
task to perform that morning.
Bruce Hamilton was out OF town.
lie had departed Unexpectedly the
day before, making hurried prep
arations. In the midst Of half an
hour of rapid fire dictation Hamil-
ton had suddenly stopped short.
Good Lord!" he exclaimed. IL
forgot about Miss Graham!"
Janet knew about Miss Graham.
She was an important member of
the advertising staff Of Fisher
Looms, Inc.-one of Every Homes
best clients. Miss Graham was
coming to Lancaster to arrange
some demonstrations OF Fisher
products. Very high type demon
STATIONS with educational value.
The plan was to persuade one OF
the local women's organizations To
sponsor the affair. Since Fisher
Looms had been buying a page OF
space in every issue Of Every
Home Magazine for more than six
months and there would be a new
contract to discuss before long II
certainly behooved Bruce Ramil'
ton. the magazines advertising
manager, to show Miss Graham
every courtesy.
"She gets in Saturday morn
ing" Hamilton said. II was to
have lunch with her." He paused
frowning at the metal ink stand
before him. and tapped his desk
meditatively.
There were several moments oil
silence. Then all at once he ex.
claimed, "See here-how's this?
Why can't you go to see Miss Ora
ham and take her to lunch?"
But, Mr.. Hamilton"
He was smiling. you'll like
her." Hamilton assured the girl
And you can do it, too. Tell hel
why couldn't make it. Tell hel
I'll give her a ring Monday morn
ing and arrange to see her later.