Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 87

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 29, 1920—PART 3. . had| Joanna regarded him elaborately. | fashioned to be amusing. Now you're| Joanna looked up sharply at the|quire handling. if you continue to on— | frankly Imitating his own examination | different. As soon as I saw you I|mention of Brandon enilworth. | concerned about him. Shall you hort and | of her a moment before. “'Yes,” she|was sure there were no chow your [ She detected a change in Yvonne's|much concern ps s ebuds, and | said, he rutable smile piaying A e tone as she pronounced the nar - ) | “She " Tt n fashioned so carefully, if not |upon him. u have a way with | ) : the , there aren’t | She wanted to ask about these | « J r ) o S Hedae D (o nge Tad|y : suppose you've a | any, two, for she knew Yvonne shared 1 T, She d ehed fivdi Gy | wtitully sheathed | s zood references, or | “Righto! There's o reference for |with Brandon, at least, some intrigue N . { 7 nt £he lpstneven | iBings 2 “Wis ready laughter|you. You see, I'm always right about | concerning her. But she thought bet- | an < han't be W Conoanen ety p alanced bubiied through his mask of serious | women. You're u flapper without a| ter of the impulse. IHer thoughts quite sirais ; e fath o v o E . ~ 1 When he s satisfied of h ser- | nes chow background. There's a heap of | went back to John. had put away someth Tedc around hunting sad mus The Gracious Gift of God Fatione s v ¢ . experience, my lovely Jo | difference. It I were a literary chap,| “Have him come to you here, by all [ minster had said for > | g s e %nding her hand|now, I'd put tha means,” Yvonne insisted, shrewdly. 1 | tion, e back 7 By H. L. GATES id, " | thing. As it is y " fancy he’s a voung man who will re- | little Voo s £yl " out yourself. Tt ser than 1 ueu- . - halted i . s | ally ‘go. T thought must be some- E when he spoke, was little abo’ - and yours m 11 couldn't think of | % et nished he gave her limp, fi and d (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) a confidential pressu | into her own shining CHAPTER XV. | | a Holds Her Own. M H/ | be uncor = even moved |out down the s “I never forgive a man anything.” mptly. It always us. " n| “That ence,” he discov- you happen to | ered eagerly. ind of girl I don't ot it tell me what it is, won't | like, the kind that isn't near so darling Mhe-best T can et out of it is|a$ vou are, is the one who's always fided to 1 “he held a 5 i & that you want to be a guide and|trying to forgive. They say it adds| (6 = > 2 B S B Y | | IR | anKsgiving Da as D emclearsite. o Lieo v Al i A - re T O oty Its o much| Yvonne's voice interrupted. 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A demonstration will convince you of the superi- ority and excellence of the NEW SPECIAL and ADVANCED have ser Le 3 ' like the I e e ‘ If You Are Looking For a Smart—Low Priced Car—Ask for = bad sort, | t % 4 ny lovely Joanna,” he said, finding her hand_among Pen will be mis Dt hions and ession of it with both of his own. “My experience i lne g SSeRSSESSReRR B S se peE S s s| R, MCREYNOLDS & SON Sales—Service Sales i s T . l4th and Park Road N.W. 1423-25-27 L. St. N.W. “Sixty Years of Satisjactory Service BeoniSE ERirlay i M Main 7228 Col. 2619 “The Country Has Gone NASH"” him too old- | ESSE X A Six—Built by Hudson Under Famous Super-Six Patents Quality Gave This Volume T Volume This Amazing Price ESSEX For any closed car you will pay almost as much as the Essex Cz;ch costs. So why ac- World’s Largest t an rformance short of a “Six”? 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