The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-02-24
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been so filed to overhowipg ,,,.,
Joy that she failed to pctfca =,
look that crossed Rolls rsas 'I =
was gone in an instant.
Gazing across the table 2, H..
Janet saw a young man any casn.;
observer would have called rarss'
handsome.
Perhaps that gracefully mold.
chin lacked a little in frmnss,4
Perhaps the brown eyes, with tb.':
ingratiating smile, We're a hif ~
0leasure.loving. In Janet's o7,,f.U
Rolf possessed the combined nj.
charm, intellect and good look. y,
the heroes of the six current f.s.
sellers, the six most popular psv.
on Broadway, the six most suc,o:,
full recent screen dramas-.,i
more for good measure.
THERE is no doubt that she -,
l. prejudiced. To his em7Iov.,.
Dwight Kendall and Jim Meph.n
who owned the Atlas Advertise,
! Agency, young Carlyle was { bepi1
ner with a fair chance Of worg.r,
up in the business. PEOPLE l!.3
Carlyle-and that was an ss.s,
He had the brains too, if he'd :,
tie down and apply himself III,
had worked at the Atlas Office r..
a year and half. During tie ~,
years he had attended college Po,
had sold advertising on the coIIe,,
paper. He had landed the lob Win
the Atlas company when Fr,rt
Dennison, a friend, had given il N
to join the staff of the Gazers
Hired at $50 a week and given Pm,
tine office duties, CARLYLE t.t
earned two raises since.
1t had been on an errand for n.
Atlas company bringing cory "a
& be inserted in the Every Homo
Magazine) that Rolf CARLYLE had
first seen Janet Hill. There l,a
been a few words between them
| Carlyle had found occasion 10 dion
into the Every Home Office On
other errands. After the everjr,
when he first persuaded her to have
dinner with him the c0urtshiD had
moved swiftly. In a little more
than a month Janet Hill had prom.
ised to marry Rolf Carlyle.
All that had been nearly a year
ago. Janet, during those mouths
had learned to care more and nor.
for Rolf. Not once did it occur 70
her that he could feel otherwise.
The birthday dinner proved
success. The steak vas tandg.
cooked exactly as Rolf liked it. Ii.
salads were crisp and tie rest OF
the simple menu as aDpetizilg.
Janet thought, This is how IT'S
going to be some day-Thel we're
married. This is tie way Well have
dinner every night
She hadn't been listening and
Rolf was talking about something
at the Office. Suddenly the girl
laughed.
ooh, Rolf" she said, the sii.
Hest thing happened today. | vas
coming by the Brewster Coffee
Shop and 1 saw an awfully pretty
girl. She was with a man in gray
and for a minute ] was sure was
you! IL was certain Of it.
you mean-you thought Iol
saw-me-"
"You must have a double. H1r'
estly, I'd have sworn-but then o.
. course knew it couldn't BE-"
Janet laughed and Carlyle Joined
, her. Somehow the mans laugh
, was not so convincinglv mirthtul Is
the girls.
Funny" he agreed. You don'
think I've taken to luncL!1g al 10
! Brewster. do you?"
+ "Oh, of course not. But honesty
it did look like you"
The talk drifted to other thing
Janet brought the dessert and 'N
coffee. 1t was while they Ves
drinking the fragrant golden oe'a'
r age that Carlyle said carefully
Janet, there's something l Wsn'
q to talk to you about"
e (To Be Continued)