The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-30
BEGIS HERE TODAY

When Il A. NET n IL Ienrns
ROLF CARLYLE hns heen break
ing eugnEenIetfts With her la .mert
DEITY KENDALL. d sBeieIs s'rt.
she tells ham their IN arriaise u nv.
Janet 81 ~. pretty and aerrrtar,
10 BRUCE HAMILTON. advcrtis-
ing manager OF Every Home Ma
3 mine. & "a - :. = s,.5.-L a 20.
She .tiIf ioves ftoit> and eannets
forget him. JEFF GHaNFs a.
young engineer. saves her purse ,
from ~ hoidup man one night and
she and fcif bccUme friends. hen
she reads In 10 that
Rolf hfis ef8pedF ulth Betty3'krn
DAN she tetis def about hfr%bra-
ken enlargement ind says she can
never t:tre for anyone Else
RanIitop leaves. the niasazine
and because Of retrenchmsnf there
Hamiifot tefis & her his sfsieriE
MRS. CURTIS. needs = social sec-r
retary ind Jhnct secareS the Job.
II n several days before she
learns Mrs. Curtis II Betty Ken.
daIrs mother Janet feeis abe
should give up the tDb hut has ms
place else 10 gs. She dttihes 10
stay as" tong as Rolf uad Betty
are Out of town. -
Mrs. CARTS Incomes IN and the
doctor orders complete rest. She
Tells Janet her wedding rhi Z"
Betty IL TO he completely fur-
nIsbed apartment ana TO Jnnei
falls the task OF nnding the
npartmcnt. The Young couple are
not expected for several weeks
bur .innct comes home one night
10 lind them there.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
TT was Betty Who >sboke. She
L said. "0h-you're my mother
secretary, | suppose! I'm Mrs.
Carlyle and this is fny husband.
You'll End my mother upstairs. >
She turned, as though dismiss,
ing &c servant, and sat down on
the davenport. ct. ...s
Janet said. How do you do"
and then. Thank you." in voice
that was not quite so uncontrolled
as it seemed to her. Then she
was gore butthere had been time
for her to note the puzzled sur
prise On Rolls face and then see
IL disappear almost Immediately.
Betty was saying as Janet LET,
them, But of course it's the best
way. Everything all settled!
Hand ME a cigarette. darling"
Blindly. seeking only one thing
IN the world-escapa-Janet ran
up, the stairs, She reached the
top of the flight, turned toward
her room and then Mrs. Curtis
voice stopped her.
"Oh--Janet!"
Mrs. Curtis came hurrying
down the hall. They're here!"
she exclaimed Betty and her
husband. They didn't go to New
York after all. Oh, I'm so ex.
cfted!",,, -. .. /"
Her face was flushed and she
was bearriing. Janet thought OF
what DR.. Roberts had said. I, "No
excitement" But what could she
do2 II was happiness that made
Mrs. Curtis so radiant. Better for
her to have been prepared for the
Homecoming but it was too late
to do anything about that now.
eyes, Il saw them" Janet told
her. I'm the living room. Miss
: Dursham sent the drapery SAMPLES
and I was looking for you
"Put them in my ROOM" Mrs.
Curtis said. "Ican't look at them
now. And. Janet, don't say any
thing about the apartment, please!
I'm going to tell them about II
this. evening. / want It to be 4
complete surprised" Z. @'l.r,is /; :
"Mrs. Curtis. aren't you going
TO have your afternoon rest
Don't you think you'd better
"Rest?. With SO much to think
about, so much to do? Oh, 1
couldn't! I've already spoken. to
Bertha about the dinner. She's
getting Betty's room ready now.
And want you to telephone Miss
Dursham that everything will
have to be rushed! Tell her to
call me in the morning" =.
-, a., r..'.
JANET agreed and went on down
y the hall to her room. Miss