The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-03
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was watching her. Aren't you.
feeling we'll, Miss Hill?" he asked.
ITS nothing. Just headache."
"Then you'd better do something
about it. Take the rest Of the day"
off,"
"Oh, no, Mr.. Hamilton. .Thats
not necessary" "a Inh
Take the rest of the day off" 10
repeated. Better see doctor. Al.
lens a good one. Over In the
Phoenix building" His manner was
THAT of an executive giving instrue
tions he expected to be obeyed.
But"
You're to see DR.. Allen" he
told her crisply. you had a
headache the other day., too.
didn't you? That's bad business
Don't come back tomorrow unless,
Allen says you should. An Office
is no place for sick people. Can't
do their work-make MISTAKES
1T isn't efficient and it isn't busi-,
lnesslike. 's
Janet did as she was told. She
put on her coat and hat and
walled to the Phoenix Building
There the young woman in DR..
NJ EMS office told her the doctor
old see her in half an hour. -
( It was longer than that but
J,net didn't mind. The session
it'll DR.. Allen concluded with the
'tatement that there was nothing
wrong organically. The doctor
outlined q nourishing diet. He
advised plenty Of sleep, plenty Of
fresh air and exercise. He said
Janet had a tendency toward an
iailment common among young
women who spent their days in Of
fces-nervous exhaustion. Rest
was the best remedy. Rest and
exercise out OF doors. :. 80,
FANET paid for the examination
y and took the street car home.
More than what the doctor had
said Mr.. Hamilton's words had
alarmed her. She would have to
stop the headaches or she might
find herself without a Job. Mr.:
Hamilton had said an office was
no place for sick people.
She lay down for a nap and
Twas surprised to find when she
awoke that it was almost Eve
o'clock. Janet arose, bathed and
dressed more carefully than she
had for days. She walked dozen
blocks in the February dusk be-
). fore she entered a restaurant and
ordered dinner. The brisk walk
had made her hungry and she had
I to admit to herself that the food
made her feel better. ..a.. .'s""
She was at work next morning
10 minutes before Hamilton ar
rived and greeted him. smiling.
Yes, she told him, the headache
was gone. She was following the
J doctors instructions and felt i'm
proved all ready. D. '.' "
But all her resolves could not
kill the quickening Of her heart
when the telephone rang, the chill
OF disappointment when the voice
over the wire was not Rolls. -.
She went to lunch with Pauline
Hayden from the business office
y and that evening. instead OF stay
: Ing in her room alone; she
! knocked on Mollie Lambert's door
) and asked if Mollie would like Sc
! sec a movie.
The other girl was in paiamas
3 reading a newspaper. sure I
0 would" she said. BE ready in
}. two minutes. Get a load Of this.
J. win you? DO some girls have all
q the luck" Z,
5 She sighed heavily and held Up
J. the newspaper. pointing to head
lines that proclaimed the dlscoy-
cry of q new "baby star" in the
S movies. The future screen celeb
!, rity had just signed contract
6 for $500 a week. 4. NIX.
@ Janet took the newspaper and
|. sank into chair to read II. All
s at once a picture on the opposite
!, page caught her eye. She stared
at it as though hypnotized. =
o ITO BE Coutinued) =