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f ,1,1933. THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD hoPLiriG Fool ss UMBEL CELUOlt .nwH XXXVI U" - jld who opened the door M bun bi tber wa at y,t. 1'be older man looked up, j ii Dan breezed in. "ffiiil ion rP 'rom- ,on?" t Stalled. "Thought. I'd loafed i! f I'ie rest of them will be Rafter tomorrow. I got reat- Ci well!" DaB thought his 2, tooked older, more tired. There t.o deep Hnea between hi !' thing?" , X lair." Mr. Cardigan drank tfee "Tbe bank renewed that 5. of m'iae-00 day.. Hope to see " dear after January first. ' ", .on, son, to do as I asked this trip. It meant a lot to a" ' . ' I ...j T ha1 finA tlmn P"0'w I thought I ought to -ia wing to be all right. I feel I,,.,,r " in vet his father E. look as If he meant It. He r" . u..iir Dan thought he'd aged U,, past iew . - -How are your mother and the f!" ..Li . M ThBuV. fim." I "On, rarm ' L i.id lightly. -She's great, one suuppeu ouv ui UJ bad a good time." ' .tL .ih to hear it. Lawrence L, anxious about her." I Dan was iinnaiieni "i; d away. "Guess I'll clean up and down at i"e Hit father put his arm across L shoulder. "1'ine. We can have La together." . "Id. UO mayoe. .. t..i.n .,- H had an irre- He oruao ---- Ltibl temptation to telephone to nunc. W" se fcloclc. sue wouiu mt, i tan tune. ... ...... ihn nnmnpr. nnt- drtim- :.. nn th table, waiting. "Miss tp,rej" His face went blank. flvbere dyou say ( un, a see. i seci I u. ..,i nn Innkiner rinzcri. Thern I . ,k;nn mm, liprp. That- hnv Til BUluciu'UB ......... Ld aid Monnie had gone away. It Ljj i;ba "BhrrtnH." But that was UQUCU " , Sir. She was right here in town. Lirtody was playing a practical Li on him. After he'd washed up Fd tun around auu ace ui-r iuuiuci, k her what It was all about. P. ai.m mill him r th itnor. OMJ U iv.iu ".v. , Virtly dressed in blut. She stared Ken ehe saw him. "Oh, hello." "Some idiot down at the store said twinM cnne nwav." Dan blurted ft. "It isn't true, is it?" Key gave him a cool glance, "sue s Li:.. . Cirrm. w,IH. Tlaa Pnrnv tnorrow," she told him. "They left m aew iortt mis muruiug un Lue L"S voice was flat and colorlesB. "She's zone! For for how till" ... Key smiled. "Several months. Per es they'll be back by Christmns, ftrhapa not." - L"I lee. ' The man stood for an in int. hands nlunired dcen in his over. Bit pockets. "1 see," he repeated Freely. "She didn't leave any mes re for me?" I uonnier tvay s voice tinmen, no, Weed." Into her eyes came a uparklo m mince, cue was wearing unanes Piitace's flowers when she-left. Or feldl." Ray mtKift thu wnrH Tnntlv fralticant. Dan gave her a comprehending look; then, without another word, he lifted hit hat and withdrew. "There!" Kay congratulated her self, "(luesfi I gave him something to think About the couee'ted thinK." She felt not the slightest compunction though she remembered Monnie'e voice, laying clearly that morning, "If Dan calls give him my address." Well, Kay wouldn't. A-jhow he hadnt asked for it. He'd looked as though Monuie's departure really was a blow. Tbj.t seemed queer too when he'd been at Sandra Lawrence's beck and call for so Ion. Kay clicked her tongue against her teet't, reflecting that men were really the limitl It was high fme that, RJoimi, Btopped this nonsense about Dan end discov ered thtifc were oih;r men in the world. She set off for the "News" office quite gaily, feeling serene and cap able and alert. It was good to have this thrilling new job, to have a place in the world. Kay wasn't at all ner vous about doine Miss Anstice's work. It was simple, really, and Bhe knew just how it should be done. You could, thought Kay coolly, do it with your eyes shut. Life was different for Kay this year. The old sullenness rnd impatience had slipped from her like .a cloak. She no longer thought long ingly of New York, of going on the stage. She had noticed since, she had been helping Miss Anstice that people were nicer to her. Even stiff people Hko Mrs. John Blair. Mrs. Blair had called up last week to remind Kay of the big bazaar at St. Thomas' and to hope she could drop in for lunch one of the days when the Ladies' Aid was serving. 1 "We're counting on you, Misa O'Dare," the lady had cooed. Kay had tried to keep from smiling, re membering how Mis. Blair had snub bed her at the high schuM dance where Linda Blair, here daughtir clumsy and unattractive in an expensive frock had tried to be the belle. Kay hummed a little tune, stepping nlong at whut Chnrles called her "race-horse" gait. Belvedere wasn't such a bad place after all. It WA3 really nice, especially on crisp October days such as this when the maples on Denny street seemed to have turned to pure gold and the air was clear and spicy. Kay didn't envy Monnie even, enroute to New York and Inter England. She took a deep breath. The trip would be good for Monnie. She needed to be shaken out of herself. Monnie had been unhappy this past year. Kay Bet her lips .thinking of the Cardigans. Horrid woman, . Dan's mother 1 It was she, of course, who had made the difficulty between Dan and Monnie. Well, Monnie would for' get all about Dnu. She would have a marvelous time and perhaps come home with a foreign prince in tow. You never could tell. Monnje was beautiful enough to bo a princess. Kav was half way through a day dream in which she saw herself pre siding over a reception to "ray sister, the CountesB de B- " when she reached the dingy office of the news-pauer Meanwhile Monnie speeding east ward in the drawing room which Miss Anstice had insisted extravagantly upon reserving, felt herself living in a dream. The narrow glass reflected a glowing girl wrapped in brown fur, a small hat atilt over her right eye brow. "You look awfully smart In that coat," Miss Anstice told her crit ically. "It's just your style. I am very proud of my traveling companion." 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