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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1933)
p- WVll! . ..., nnr the wire '!.' I., rroftecl himself know ,-cil I "inlf tr- .. "ivmit '. m lie hi'1'1 "'.'.m".!! pven more. m iri'i""" - It Dearest." N'.m ,,,-h nnvwhcre," r,rv mm if y r1.,,;. ,11. (he nihintion she j MUM lw Ji"11-'"" 'or any S; shf nsureil him. certain ?" M- . .- .I.;.. There i drop in iu. thlnua want to i "'. Iratll tW' evonlnc denr- li t too JOU'll.V. iiu he (Ri'l btr haU-wliiM'cr oil, "Clood- Palmcr w.n stmlyins Life which he twisted in nm He ban Known j..... - ,1 nn1p tin wns wor- fcrrett'K tone h:n1 sounded nt'ti- this marnnsp to ire loth deserved that it pnuum u--. hnneMv. he "ail icnrnru mi thu tmnliles of the married, ;j almost every day. owed during the incut as I'M- waheful. Just ueiorD uiiwu ill asleep, to open her eyes in in a day mat vim-. "bt. Celeste was ki.iiiumik ul LMde. smilin-' t i'W lor a Elinor wonuci-eu nt ,,--iumv-a anil at her smile. Then it Lick, the truth which was not a And Willi tne triiin ciiiiio nm busne.ss ot tne oruciu in-iuii- u,:i. is a bountiful (lay. tins any ui E:arriase:T teiesic venunuu. ms happy nl.out the wedding, he Frenrh can blond emotion illation without a cheapening lor sat up. hiiseinR her knees Icrinff at a window which fram- kmurc of the (tlittcrinit worm. kuld go to church at lli to meet It Colvin. They would be mor phea she would so with him to use and thus would start the e that must endure for a year. ither would have everything he her cousin, Philip, his nght e: her aunt and uncle, an al- orgotten peace, and their sons, ance they so deserved. The would accept a share of the from her, Elinor was certain. ;te was rnnnini; her bath. An overpowering sweet scent Id to Elinor from the room thnt filling with steam. Celoste Ividently borrowed boldly from if the many Venetian glass hot- landing on the ncneoek blue is of her mother's dressing room, inething eld and something new. iMnj borrowed and something chanted Celeste, returning. kor hashed. "Hut I haven't any- taat isnt old, Celeste!" she ad- I. fte had considered that, she ed. nodding. She hnd slinncd jtn buy a handkerchief -and if pioiselle would deign to carry it would be new. Me then reached Into a pocket pert, small apron. Elinor took ermg. a pretty bit. of coli-weli broad-hemmed nud enihroidererl f bold E. S." was sweet of von. CVlcKto!" fa timor. Her mother had hnd fnzhtof her. She had heen thiiik flj of how much liarrctt would F to male up for his "trench H5RIDE ory" about the will. "Last nisht I added tli? letters Maid OlpMe. 'Ah, and with love. I thought of you Uiiukiug of your sweetheart!" Elinor flushed. True, she had IhoiiRht o the one Celeste culled "her Bweethenrt" most o( the night but not fts Celestft had dreamed. "1 shall keep the hnndkerehief al ways, Celeste, she added. "I am bo grateful to you, and I'm going to show it to Mr. Colvin.' "Ah, Mnrieimtfoclle, you are so Hweet! I dream that some day I may be in your service!'' "I would like nothing better, Cel este. I'll remember that" Elinor prom ised. Kven IJda felt an unwonted thaw ins when Klinor appeared at half past 11 from her fnther's room. She had been sitting silently by his bed, her hand on his wenk hand, her eyes on hts which smiled at her. leaving him, stooping above him she hud heard his murmur, "My bless iufjn dourest! " Lida saw Elinor's wet eyes but what struck her more acutely was her daughter's painful shnbbiness. "You should have something new" she broke out sharply, "that old coat and dress " "They'll do." "I presume they'll have to. The car is waiting." "Yes, I'm ready if you are." "Quite." Elinor was lovely In spite of her shalibincss. Lida saw, and for the first time sho saw the girl's beauty without envy, Elinor had been very gentle since that terrible night. Lida, riding down town, wished she knew how to tell her that she wished things hnd been different. "Your flowers are exquisite," said Lida as she looked at Elinor's cor sage, an artful blending of spring blossoms wheh had been chosen, after great thought, by Barrett. "But those roses " she ended, brows raised questioning. "Father gave them to me from some thnt were sent to him," Elinor answered-. Every inch of the ride she had seen the chauffeur stowing her bags in the back of the car. Terhaps because that action had made it so clear that she was not coming home again, nnrt she was going to live in Barrett Colvin's house. As a "guest' of course. But it was a definite step, none the less; an extremely definite step. Yet what else could she have done? She could not deny those others II of whom she loved. the advant ages that would come to them through her marriage. As she had. done perhaps a thou sand times before she told herself that she was doing the right thing. She must not, she reflected, let this hurt Barrett in any way. He had been so fine about it. Few men would have felt about the will as he felt. She saw the spire of the church ahead of them, outlined through a gnp in towering buildings. "We're almost there," Lida said. Elinor felt her cheeks sting. She slipped a glove from her left hand. The night before bo had bought her a ring that had made Lida s eyes glit ter with envy. It held a large, flaw less diamond set simply, beautifully, Elinor hnd not once thought of an engagement ring. The need of It was obvious, however, she realized, and a part of the pretense. A moment, few moments more, and that same fineer would bear another ring. She drew n deep breath, hoping that it would steady her. Then she aw Bessie and Jim and the boys, waiting for them. Bessie was benmirg and at the same time weep ing. "Darling child!" said Bessie un steadily or she moved toward Elinor, (To Be Continued) PATCHWOKK QUILT PATTERN Cowboy,S!, y' Star Pattern No. 489 By Lur Wheeler l(l,u.'v' the mariner, has always used the stnrs as tk. . '"!"t'ri,ur. Whichever star may have served IiIb ptir- , . '""'illtlk-r found nrrnslnn In form It. Into ft millt block and Mir . . I :" : '-in of it. Mado in four materials, its grace ot S J ' anions l)le rhniP0 nnllt nnttprnfl. i JI,'rn ('""" to you with complete simple instructions for '.tilt to i i "niMitng, together with yardage cnart, aiasram I . j: " u"'r nrrrmre the blocks for alncln nnd double bed slie. 8ni) ; ' wmcn serves as a gtuae tor yiuting 'd li, cnutrnstiiiK materials. h at '"r 'hi' pattern to Keglster-Guard Needlecraft Dept. ' ,N!'y York- City. lUlS RED TAPE SIMPLIFIES T H 1 n a c I ii- v' '-gA ' vrJ- LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 'V Luck's Against 'Em . 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