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Dad knowb‘it' For l1`asn’t he vivid " f of other tixneszbefore the eventful' y when he bought his cherished Autostrop Razor' ? So he is happy to iind that his boy won't have

to put up with what he went through-dull '

blades tingling forte, half removed ltubble-these are the things that make dad wines as he thinks of them. < ‘But happily* all that is past-to stay.

And now for the boy there il only cleanliness and com- fort, the sense of physical well being that follow a cool,

clean, satiny shave such as only an -

_ Autostrop Razor can give. This and

the fact, that the AutoStrop Razor *Q3

sharpens its own blades. Ind is not taken "`

about

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ably

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with

thousands of dads everywhere to re-

muous

I asked the moment

caug“ht the fellow

L lhlt' DIEIII, I

ny -saavhlres

I recalled

on my

as he

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lo one or

sihlrl

he you pay up your att some time you are

your guest! he had

was going never would

Whattiossessed to Wal er Kemp-

guess I thought she w

-the day alter she shopping and ran

of the store. I

" she said

I was to give

illviiehim. Rose. Everett-1.

him to come to Wthef hasn't o. very good

- notllIllg'dl‘sud'ful jlilt ‘

love to everyone he-meets.”

WW' only hops he will make love h"7° to me! He is charming."

m' CHAPTER C. . ,

Someway I Deemed' much olden'

W” sg than Rose althou¢h»rea_1ly there wge- W°_\` only allow fmontlialdilrerence 'in our

ages. it was ' being msrried, |118 rl. home of my own; etc. So I tried to explain to -her that it would be impossible for her

Wm ‘l“'°I" to' see anything of Walter Kemp ,bs-

house. , We can lunch' w-itli'l1i:m~or

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General Commission Merchants

apart for strapping or cleaning, has led A \\ "You

low you

When -one when'

said

not only would not have recovered an 5° 3 lea “

looks could kill, I would -have died naghsy in an place'

_ at in -the world are you think-

yirisht' there. James dino identiiied »i _ him as the man who shot him. ngkabouh, Sandra? ‘ffm havmft

Everett vvasiriglif He was an old :go en fm “ve mi““tes` R°s° im

offender, and so received ‘ a long Lrupted my th°“gm°‘

sentence ' I felt sort ot guilty when Oh’ that Bomb people nevfer are

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lgbhlgtt Ittmgidmséenlsalisdflllartofl mfg "E"°”'b°dy I” j°“‘°““

. care a lot tor anyone" Rose re-

in any way responsible for locking _ t i _ ' _ even such a thief away from evei°y~ 'tor eta W tn an th? emdm°n °’

A tw t .

one. = any

We dIdn`*. get the sapphires. But Yeti; I guess they are ` M they

Everett" took the insurance money' cam'

and. bought _me soma otherm __ I ‘Fate played into Rose’a hands.

wo__ld___athe__ ha had _Md The very next day wo stopped for

ve eme s or

rubies; but when Isald so. he <16- Emi; s;J?"“§1n]d who should follow

w - . _ me fu; :last r:.:.:'.'m_..‘:.:;‘:;.. _ Y°\1‘-‘I °‘~' _#aan-sttizrs an nsnr. new 4 mm-I '

Iways resented *L I ' ._ -. But that Mr.. Kemp is the mess rg.. ‘ "If WUI! 4116 ll\H‘"’B“°° 0°’m'Il§U{ 9' clmlsting' man Il ever met. Probably long tl-me to llnd him,” I remit ed. thws the _"asm Mr__GmMm ow* » Yes-but they got him. Had 1_ jects to h,m__. H5 is 3° much om” not -been insured against theft." -we 6 ~ ib 5.3, ' '

sonar the things or their east; nut ’;‘}"‘£§_ II}'e’“l‘§g ;__§§_i1_1_u-_':_1e_1_ would MVB S_°\13_¢ “D” fqrb1ddeu<'u1e_to as things, But _ 1_ _ 1 'ffgfe sa thier df we-_its um- I‘.§’v'.°i,.‘}§;‘1<,é."§»"."'i‘»’»'f..I§f.§’Z‘i3§iw§§‘ .$311111 f- 11°” ‘W ¥"*"‘°f_“'Y°““S offended hlsameur lm-sure. that was ""h`;"1I"“"°Y,,*‘€”<i _'h"“~_*4? 1‘“|_=‘f°ff “ all. Bu: I -didnt say snynnae or ~ '}_B- .f*\“..?» . - mls to nose. R I liked heats umlx

Pl`°~b°'M5'°"h° may be 8'” ‘ip hand that my handsome distinguished

at it. .I rather _imagine hg___is.:___+, husbami was Jenna; of mé IW”

I fdill' haV°‘ W 8° ` If’ ' ¢°\I.{:; bm- like most women~jeal‘ousy°fwas' to

muy l° Id""t"y the "man Q" -h°m me s sign' oi love I was so Jealous I »W°“l.d have k“°W“ ‘“.'yWh°I`°' HI’ myself tha: I could' not conceive of slhred at me with his hard, wild a grant low Wham mm. and _ mm "°Y,°S `..Whi|° I Bald |19 ‘R39 91°. “W” were the component parts, and where hidden back of the curtains It jeu] h

when they

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_ » p u tres! ng us and sat -be

my coloring were pearls and Bid H _th ’ d k t _ _ f.“”l"°“-,.1u°r“,f;’~:.':::R;‘:; '°” "“" `””“ I Mm 'N eawuys ug er 1 s _R _ t _dj I H _ _ _ -_anti it took all pleasure from his forewle :g5¢d.ma§_§§_';f’5’I" fmuliet :gt 8n,§/~,__, CANADA S~ 1 n 'I1 ~ Rose came the day susr I asa ,§_f'§,d §§I§‘“‘g;-d.e vig? _

been W CW"-' I had made -"ut °` my brothers called '§o'o-goo“eyeil’ at W" ‘

. HM of things to _¢l<1>__¢¢_>i °nr¢_°1't“I"1 rig' him the whole blessed time M ‘

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9 0 ' it over to her Of coursal had in- cwld see ‘hilt he was att;-acted,_ and ” ~ I `~

'_ L’ _ _ __ __ » ___ A__ _“_” ,__ ____._“~_e_'_“_‘ I knew I could not be with Walter

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Kemp, that I could not entertain him ln my house, yet I felt twnges Of 142111011543' as I saw him turn to Rosa, laugh and joke with 'her, ad- mlra-tio .- hisi' I

n rn ace.

R/use was bright. She often used

slangy expressons, but sho used them in uch It way they _ were 'not offensive. And no one could deny she was pretty. 'She sad style, too, and dressed well. I was really proud of her as a guest, yet I did 'npt want my n'ien friends fto show her more attention than they did me. ' A lady I knew came into the

’ ' Store - 11 friend oi' Everett's, I turned

to respond to her greeting, so ieav» ing Rose and Mr. Kemp for a

thing Rose was saying whloh she did

1 , not want me to hear, for she

_ blushed violently. I pretended not to notice, and we soon left.

- As we reached the street, and

Thomas drove the car up to the curb for us, I overheard Walter Kemp say: '-

"Don’t,torget," and Rose smiled

her answer.

About 3 o’c1ock that same alter-

noon I 'saw Rose going downstairs dressed for the street, and looking lovely. we were going out that sve- nins. Everett had telephoned that he had theater tickets; - and 1 had ~Dl°0D0sed we lie down a little while

and I was rather tired. Someway, since my accident I tired easily.

"Why Ruse where -are you go-

ing?" I asked, surprised.

“Ask me no questions, l’ll tell

go with _you? Shall -I order the car

No, to both! 'I‘hore’s a taxi at

. _ to go wthout you." P11 ba .bdck in

4- `.-.1-f-f.=-'I time to dress llor dinner " ,srl 4,, l looked from the lw

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“ ‘ use came nlebout t I -

before Everett got home” we Iwi:

ll couldu't answer, for s|t\|o1;|,n},(;m;f,;

_up to l1e_r for his actions th tl she visited me before. e' me

Gently. _and _each of u g 1 ,ooiresgebouquat for the 'zvsnlngtlvdy ' Now tell _ms what you _lvolbeso 'Mhz ul day, you two. ren ma °" 'Wh ls. 4 rm. lun. . ensues."

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anything ho might lio_.f’ '=,‘,’l-- ~;~l . “He isn't usually," I adnll-Ilxed

flushing. .- . - l»Have you got used to

Number Two, Sandra?" she

Everetrfleit us in dress for dinner she said: "'I notice you still decorate the walls with Number One.”

Everett thinks it would cause com-

ment if I had taken it down."

“I should be more apt to think

he loved io see lt, than to care what people said. He doesn't strike me like the lzind of man to care

tihl ha.

after a moment. "l don't believe I

ever coulil. I would be th _ "_,

her all the -time. lf mg B kissed me, ir said nice_,~thi__g_§._ __"_ _.

Ross was not a. tactiul girl. After

much about what others think 'of

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