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got an evening gown
oh. 10 ] haven't. Aunt Jenny
-oh yes you DO have. Janet
darling. Look Aunt Jenny hur-
Red into her own room and came
back carrying . bag box. You
know that lovely printed evening
dress you liked 10 much and said
you couldn't afford
Takes Opportunity
We'll. darling took the op-
portunity 10 buy n after you tried
Il OF in The shop that day. You
dad look 80 rsvishingly pretty IN
II That apple green trimming set
off your hair 50 divsRely that after
you took II off and told the clerk
you couldn't afford 70 buy 1t
whispered 20 her 10 send II out
OF course didn't know you'd
have this opportunity 70 wear a.
but did think some opportunity
might come
oh, Aunt Jenny. You're = dar-
ling you're a darling Janet said.
she sat down on her knees before
the bed opening the box.
There lay the printed chiffon
evening dress in all its beauty
n, exactly fitted. Aunt Jenny.
don't you remember, II exactly
fitted. There wasn't a single sol
itary thing 10 be done to It."
Don't I know that. child :"
Aunt Jenny chuckled. Come here
now. honey, set yourself into 1t.
I'm 50 excited I can hardly wait
To see you in II again Youn be
the prettiest girl AZ the party. I
bought some little shoes, too. See,
honey -
Aunt Jenny stood back TO get
the full effect Of Janet's lovely
gown as she slipped 1t over her
shoulders.
The soft hillowy skirt floated
out around the girlish figure in
perfectly embracing way
Janet Appears
Janet appeared, as most pretty
young girls. superb IN the old
! fashioned styles. The billo~y bout
FAINT effect fitted her slenderness
perfectly.
Janet kissed Aunt Jenny word
lessly. She couldn't even have be-
gun to tell all the love and graft
tude in her heart toward the older
woman.
Ito Be Continued
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