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voice. "Very often C especially when I haven't seen Drew in several days--"

"when that happens, do what I have told you, my child. Look into the future and see his face framed with yours." '

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entered it. She came forward to F0 . E h ,n Second Row: Bob Platts. Danny Carol tee an. d C I . Th! mm” u the mun” ma rum” "hauled U... nun Hm meet him- "I want to speak to While G"””" .M” ” 9' ' McInnis. Barry Beers. I-n MW BWF1. J”d”."- W” ' um” c 1 mm river in England. is 54 miles from East Dubuque. W” M E m""”' pm” hm” We Chm” F"m”' wimm MCKW "””"' 3'” ””"a'u' '1-my Mo ldmiiim M". iigmugapoionu rrom its source to Iowa. to Prairie du Chien at sea go upsuim she does w”"' m 5” Robert Brvenion Hamid Jones, wade Karl Reardon, Edgar 31' ya ' m ,h,

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Breckenridge." ..I see... "And Dr. Beal thinks. if the next time she does that. you go to her by yourself, she may think you are Andy." "I understand. Patty. If she does ask for Andy, I'll go to her alone.” It was for both of them that she asked first. She seemed satisfied when she saw them. But after- ward. when it was almost night and the room was full of shadows, she asked for Andy. and Drew went to her alone. "Are you there, Andy?" - "Yes, Estelle." "'I want to take your hand. 1 Mint you to help me through these deep waters." He enfolded her hand with his hands before she could grope for -them. Its fraility was shocking to him. and its coldness. "Don't be afraid of them, darling. I've been through them myself, you know. and I not through all right. so I know just how to help you." ”'Yes. I was sure you would. And I have something to say to you. Andy. while we're going. Something you asked me e long time ago." "I'm listening. darling. Hold my hand hard while you say it." "Andy, I do love you. I want you for my husband. Not Just for richer; for poorer. too. Not just for better; for worse. too. Not just in health; in sickness. too. Till death do us part.' Only 1 don't believe. Andy. that death will be u parting after all." I O C

CHAPTER XXXI

It was Saturday afternoon but Drew was still sealed at his desk. at: open checkbook on one side of him. a pile of scratch paper cov- ered with figures on the other. There was a great deal he wanted to say to Party that afternoon But he also wanted all the clutter around him cleared away before he went to her. He picked up the telephone and called Patty's num- ber. She answered immediately. herself, "Hello. darling," he said. "What.would you say to a ride in the country?"

"I'd love it."

"Right. so would I. Is there any place you'd like to go?" "Could we could go Splendida?" "I think you've got an idea there. I'll telephone Jezebel to expect us. In an hour or so, then. darling. It may be a little longer." It was considerably longer. The clutter took more time to clear away than Drew had expected. When he drew up at the raised cottage Patty was already stand- ing at the end of the little over- grown walk at the side of the house, She was bareheaded,so that her bright hair was shining in the sun. and she was dressed in" sky- blue linen. As she loked hopefully down the street, she saw him, and her face lighted with gladnesa. I-lo flung open the door of the cm- and got out. "I'm afraid I've kept you waiting forever. darling." "I've told you that I like to wait for you. Because I always know you're coming." She slipped her hand naturally into his. and then. also unhesitqilngly, she raised her face. Drew put his arm around her. It was not is long kiss. That would come later, too. Patty knew now. Drew took his arm away from Patty's waist to put it under her elbow as he helped her into the car. and then they shot off up the avenue, exchanging smiling glances but not saying anything more until they had gone quite a long way. Then it was Petty who spoke first. "I still feel terribly sorry for Stella. Do you think it would please her if I asked her to he maid of honor at our wed- ing?"

"It ought to. When's the wed- lng going to be. Petty?"

"I thought perhaps you were go- ing to tell me that. today."

"I'm going or consult you. What would you think of the letter out of October?”

(To be continued) ...D.j.......

HOLMANlS BIG 3-DAY

HOME-MAKERS SALE

STORES

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Thursday - Friday - Saturday

J I I Time For Spring House-Cleaning Comes This Grand Clearance of Curtain us it

Materials - Drapery Fabrics - Rexoleum Rug;.e EEI:-ll 35

9 Savings - Cheek Every Item -

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CURTAIN NET . reg. 90:-SPECIAL a yard 39:

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TAPESTRY. reg. 4.15-SPECIAL a yard . . 2.98 CURTAINING. reg. 85:-SPECIAL a yard 45: CURTAINING. reg. 55:-SPECIAL ts yard 29:

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Sale at BOTII STORES 6.25

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