The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-21
dt;I;N HERE TODAY

When JANET HILL learns
ROLE CARLYLE has been break
ing cnrTGcHicnts with her 10 meet
BETTY KENDALL. n society girl.
she tells him their marriage IL
of. .I"nct ~ 81. pretty Tnd SEC
rotary to ERUCE HAMILTON. al
vertiSirG manager or Every Home
Magazine.
SAC st,lI loves Rolf ard, thouGh
she tries to FORGET hiE,. surcccdS
only ia bciry, miserable .:id lone
Iy. She meets JEEF GSAST
yOung engineer ":ho has moved Ia
the roOmiEE house Thcrc she
lives.
Then one night Janct Gnd-
She learns the iitt,c girl IN
ROSIE SELy.lSI and that size haas
been try:ni; to sell candy and lost
her money. Janet starts to tnkc
Rosie home. a ho!dT:p man grabs
.Inu"t'S purse but JcR Grant APP
pears nrd IN" man runs. JcT
takes Jnnct ard Rosie Ia the lit
tic girls kGmc. They find the
family almost destitute, send
them food and clothing and later
find ~ job for PAT SILvANl. the
fathcr. Janet and JcT become
close friends. lie asks her TO help
him select gift for "a girl mad
they buy n purse. Later at lunch
Janet sees in newspaper headlines
that RGIf has elopcd with Betty
Kendall.
She tells jeff about her broken
engagement with Rolf and that
she will never care for anyone
else. Later he gives the purse
which he had bought for Janet TO
n stcnoGrapher. DOLORES GALA
HAN.
Janet goes on n picnic with jeff
and the Siiynni children. The next
morning Hamilton, her cmpioycr,
says. "Janct, have news for
You"
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIII
Mr., HAMILTON went on with
out waiting for a reply. H
did not seem to notice that he ha
called Janet by her first name
I'm leaving the magazine" h
said. "It's all happened rathe
suddenly"
"Why, Mr.. Hamilton!"
The man smiled. "Surpris
you? Well, it's still something c
surprise to me, too. I'm goin
with Colman's group. lts-wel
frankly, quite a promotion. Nor
none" and I'll have a chance t
try some things we couldn't d
here. Chambers has been very de
cent about livery consideratC
I'm going to Philadelphia. LeaH
ing in just a few days. There ar
some things I'll have to attend t
first"
There was real regret in Janet
voice. She said, "Oh. but II
sorry. Mr.. Hamilton. ! mean-c
course it's fine for you but we
miss y0u so. The Office won't b
the same without you!"
Hamilton's smile was almo;
ooyish. NO? Well. that'll be
good thing. | guess I've been
pretty hard taskmaster. Cros
and irritable-!"
ooh. but you haven't! VIII!
you haven't at ALL"
Hamilton nodded. Il have" h
said, but | really didn't mea
TO be. You've spoiled me. Jane
Completely spoiled me, Nigh
after night you've stayed her
after your days work was SUI
posed to be through. You d
r,ore work than any secretar
I've ever had and You know ho'
> go ahead without asking ques
Ions. Maybe you didn't think Nv
noticed how much overtime you'v
been putting in the last FEY
months but | have"
But | didn't mind" Janet as
sured him.
81 know you didn't. That's jus
the point! You've let me impos
upon you. Never complained!
you'd only reminded me that yo
were supposed TO stop at fiv
o'clock I'd have let you go then.
JANET was embarrassed. Sh
said. But | don't see what tn
magazine will do without you
Mr.. Hamilton! Who's going TO d;
your work? Who'll take charg
IF tbs advertising Department."