Wise fur shoppers are making their selections now-while stocks are hush — workmanship luiliurriod — and whlio prices are at their low- est. We've such a va- riety of furs — aiul Ityiel. Every coat, is on exciting value!

Sable (‘oney

(Dfved Rabbit) from

Persian Lamb Priced as low as

. $335-

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Here's nous (e) that's good

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especially when they, are menaoed on one side by tough Joseph Cal- lela and on the other by two des- peratrtﬂugs. When they find that tall, brunette Cathy Downs has found the money -- and spent it — they become involved with Leon Errol. an eccentric millionaire who tries to help them get their money back at the races — unsumessfully.

for the boys and ln l. hilarious climax the mirth straighten things out—wltli s little bit. of help from the current.

Noose Hangs l-ligh" that they are sttll the top screwball screen tern. Oalleia. Cathy. lbml, urkl and Fritz Fsld aid tho com-

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CHAPTER V11

know just when we Ire." “All right," no screed.

"I'm going with you. I Want. Y»

bedolotheo. fire to be made in here. dressed and pack s. grip. There's a train for New Orleans at three."

claimed Kester. r

ishmeiit.

an appointment for dinner. Didn't she remember that trwo weeks ago they had promised Neal Bhcramy to have dlririer with him at Bllver-

“Phone and tell Neal S-hcramy we can't Kesterl"

to New Orleans tomorrow instead of today!" he persisted. ised to have dinner at. Silverwood and I'm going to."

"I'm not." slid Eleanor flatly. She got up and dressed and be- gan to pack her clothes and Corne- Ma's.

Eleanor started to push bank the "I wasn't wait for s I'll get "Bu-t we can't. go today!" ex- "Why not?" she asked in aston- Kester reminded her they had

68ml.

on something? Would that be

help?" She answered sharply to cover the fact that her

voice easily have trembled.

It you don't un-

wood? Tomorrow would be soon w]; you." emugh- "I understand. Eleanor," said 3'95"" “'9'” m ““"°Y"“°°- Fred simply. Ho put his arm

around her shoulders. and Eleanor Th" l‘ imwnlm- thought how much easier this would bu to stand i! he had been

"But there's no harm in going ma“, and hm w“ h" n“, could

“I prom-

go ahead and take her punish- ment for not having listened to him. When at. last she lifted her head. making herself his eyes again. Fred "The folllrll feel mighty sad. if

th ‘t t oh While she was on her knees wﬁlfed§gucie haeramce m lee you

fastening the grips turned and stood in the doorway.

look into ssld only.

might "Dad, I wouldn't let you do that for a million dollars. derstand there's nothing .1 can

Let me ring, K9991‘ "3- Molly and say you'll be up for dinner this evening?"

ting up from the floor. this ion you. It's your home!"

outer office. Inring." out he "Sit down. honey."

down," "Dad, will you let me stock in the fruit lines?"

"Certainly. I can't wean her in

five minutes."

His hands in his cost pookotl.

the doorway and watched her fu- ten the buckle of the last strap.

"Have you ever been spanked," be said till cu acknowledged you couldn't run the world?"

"and locked In a. dark closet “Don't be silly," rho acid, get- "I'm doing

He started out, and turned around to say. "By the way. we've

always stayed at the St. Ghsries." He closed the door behind him.

she took tho afternoon trslnfor

New Orleans. Dilcy sitting opposite

her with Cornelia. Dlley was in a

state or! grim disapproval. She had

worked for the ladies of Ardeltn many years, and she had never before observed one of them leav- ing her husband to stay st s hotel unprotected.

CHAPTER VIII

either her family or Renter's. Eleanor registered at the 5t. Char- les. She telephoned Mr. Rabi. chaux, who gave her an appoint.- ment. the next afternoon.

A night's sleep made her feel strong again, so in the morning she went. to her father's oifficc. Fred Wu sitting at his desk, scowl-

ol a. steam-grader. H-e sprang up when she came in. "Why. Eleanor! When did you get to town?" She glanced at his secretary. "Id like to see you clone, Dad." Fred made a movement of his thumb toward the door to the “Run along Miss As the secretary went looked buk at Eleanor. "I haven't much Lime to sit Eleanor said brusquely. have my

"Oh!" Fred sat down again and

folded his hands on the ‘H581’!!! of the steam-grader. a long look up and down. Their

He gave her

eyes met. Fred said, "No I will

not "

"All right." said Eleanor. "n you won't you won't, and I lmow there's rio use arguing. I'll go

now."

"Not yet." Fred ruched across the desk and took her hand in his. He gave her another intent look. "Honey," he said. “if you're

"It's no use," Eleanor returned "I can manage."

After a moment he asked. “Baby do you want mo to sign my name

‘if

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scion. ‘its 4 couch odrcallessccrelroesi.

uemyncyosschcuu Alnmriiitolotscii.

Kester leaned against the sldo of

s

In no mood to be s. guest of‘

irigover a blue and pink diagram '

having money trouble, why don't you tell me about it?"

kn:

"5° WW" "all? 8mm w NW Bhe wanted nothing less than Cristina-today?" he naked. to see any of them, but she did "Yea-y not know how to refuse. Yours taking Cornelia with 1n m, dtemoon 5h, Wm; t, YW? see Mr. Roblchaux. 1vn-. Roblchaux

liked about the Ardelth mort-

gages. She told hini rhs wanted

the dates and the totals. Mr RDbIClllLlX

pulled to write Kestei- a rather slianp letter. “I understand.” cold Eleanor.

‘NOW. haw much do we owe the

bank and when do the notes fall due?"

Mr. Itdblchaux called in s. elenk Ind 80¢ I D110 of papers. Inside of an hour Eleanor dis-

‘our nun WAY

BEOUTTHIS

had iron-gray hair and a pleasant fees that became grim when she

- cleared his throat. He said he had been com-

SEE KMYOUYE BOY, LADY. BLAME

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YOUR SOAP! TRY ME.

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WASHING

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covered that she and Kester werq

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hi l d b llvlns’ at Ardclt-h only by a. ieni-l led, lffiliieiy hstsshtggféliiti ent interpretation of banking rules. now,

Kestcr's notes at thc bank and dollars.

,~ /~o, DOC. nor THEM.’

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