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Miss Landon said ihc demand, for this typ-g of nursing service posed s problem of meeting it because of a shortage of nurses.

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"I-I guess he must ha e Just Wdlilld to see if ‘I was here." Jonesey said. ' "I'll say he did. What have you been_ doing to him? Met him in Maine, I suppose." ' "HG-he was a guest at the Inn and—" Jonesey couil get no fur- ther. . , “And you spilt soup down his? neck and he's looking for re-i venge, I suppose." Maggie gibed. Jonesey didn't know what to say. "He —wanted to marry mc." she confessed. Then her eyes fill-|

it." she added pitecusly. "Please don't ask me."

It was a quarter past four when Jonesey joined Tony Sorrento wait- ing in his car outside. but her‘ immediate financial problems ‘.ad been attended to, anyway. "Oh. I'll see that you pay, ma back- don't worry,” Maggie assured her alrily. "Bhylock never had any- thing on me when it comes to cehsﬂlg."

CHAPTER XV

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Ricky took her place behind the heel.

"Where are we going?" demand- ed Bing then, as he slipped into the seat beside her.

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a single soul. not; even me."

Bhs touched the starter. the en- glne rosred- They passed slowly through the cmft at anchor until clear of the fairway, then Ricky se- leased the power.

He did not open his eyes until the engine slackened; he glanced around. Then: "You are a peach." he told Ricky huskiiy.

They were in a little cove with a crescent o-f sand ahead, where nature still preserved a perfect serenity. The how of the runabout touched the shelving sands.

‘Think you can manage to get ashore dry shod with the ham- cer?" asked Ricky.

Bing glanced at her. Some vitnl- ity had flowed back into him. "But what are you going to do about the boat? You can't leave it here. The ti-de is ebbing and it will strand," he said.

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(For members only)

Contract Bridge

By Joeenhlna Culbertson an OITITASTORY

Smith's failuT-eﬁipn today's deal was tihe old. old story of "the wmng finesse.’

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"Please put the hamper there.‘ she said, and thanked him when

he did. The runabout was one of sever-

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suit on. I'll anchor the boat in deep water and swim ashore." she explained. "Then when it's time to go home I'll swim out and get it. Go on, walk thb plank. Mister." Once ashore he stood and v/utch- ed her back off, drop anchor and then dive. She trudgeoned ashore competently, once there, promptly knelt before the hamper. ' "I don't know about you. but I've had no breakfast; and I'm ilun- gry." she remarked, "I've brought enough for two-six, for that mat- ter—if you can stay awake long enough to join me." "I don't feel as if I could sleep." said Bing. “You wl-ll," she prophesied. Rum- maglng through the hamper she produced thermos bottles and jugs, china. silver and napkins. even a square cf tablecloth. "You people do your guests well. Everything is ready except the bacon, I asked for that uncooked. If you can find a -few bits of wood to make a fire I'll attend to til-it." Presently they sat. on the sand and ate. Bing discovered that he was hungry, and before he had‘ finished letharsv had seized him. He could hardly keep his eyes open. Once when they popped shut he opened them to see Ricky shilling understanciingly at him. "I'm going to put you to cod." she announced. She took his coat, rolled it competently. "Now go bye-bye," she told him. "I'll look out for you." "You're one girl in a million," he said gratefully. And glancing up at her added, "Trust Ricky."

It was no pillow of down his head touched, but he went instant- ly to sleep.

(To be continued)

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Almost any woman who halfway‘ tries can walk sure-tootedly and gracefully in flat-heeled shoes. But ‘ gplﬂfed and graceful walk m high heels takes a bit of doing and en- ough room in shoes for toes to spread.

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