Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1928, Page 39

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, T)FI(‘E\IRETI‘ 6, 1928, 39 . . 1 [ business engagement. She made up her ! ternoon the janitor in our building fell | Jake to send them out and he prom- | dinner a_ll over again. I haven't eaten mind to go through with this dinner | and broke his leg . . ." ised he would.” anyway” | and then leave Tuck forever. Her| “Yes.” The bell rang and Tuck went to| “So you haven't. Don't you feel | ' | speculations were interrupted by the “And his little granddaughter—a | answer it. While he was gone Lilllan | well?" | | sound of a vell. She waited to hear | highly decorative little piece, who | hastily powdered her nose and smooth-| “I feel splendid. I forgot to eat, I| | it again for she was not sure whether | sometimes hangs around the. place— |ed her hair. i | was just so interesied in what you were 3 it was door or phone bell. A second |said poor grandfather didn’t have a| And he did.” Tuck finished, pulling | saying. “Say It With Flowers.” ]!hf‘m to a girl who stood beside him. | ring plainly told her it was the door | flower, not a single one. . . the paper from the roses. ILLIAN TU Lillian’s eyes were dimmed by hot and she took off her apron, brushed | ‘yes” b2 “Aren't they lovely?” Lillian said as I TUCKER stopped a scc- | tears as she watched, but not 100 |5 tear away and went to answer it. She | wppe girl lies like a trooper so just | She came over to him, A A I A S o Glass Tops for wasers | Gift Desks & Tables for Xmas % ond in the middle of the side- | dimmed for her to see the smile the | would go through with thi “But a little late for dinner. Tl walk on Man street to consider | girl gave Tuck. Lillian also clearly | thon leave fore his dinner, and | 1o gee that s Siinte oo | bave to-soold ! Jalke: | There are 49 Meihodist churches n the idea that had just occurred | saw the girl was cheaply and flash- [ «Hello, honey,” were Tuck's first ;‘D“m “e"dnr‘ et not T took the| “Oh. don't scold him. Let's begin |the Los Angeles district. to her Tl take a lot of roses | ily dressed. The sort one sees dozens | words as she took his hat and stick. | {Or rouge or what non 1. 0¢ ‘09 home and make the table especially at- | of everyday on the street and rather | »what's the matter, sweetheart?” as | Joungstcr OUb 1o Jakes o put tractive. i wonders who they are and how and | pe lifted her face to Kiss it. o on a car for the old man’s place She stopped at the curb to await the | where they live and why they wear | her on a car i “Oh, nothing. Dinner's ready.” ‘ e ————— - change in the traffic signal, her mind | 5o much make-up. And here was Tuck | e Sertaimiy s A Tush dhy At o | ” and her eye on the funny little man, | —her Tuck—buying flowers for one! | the office” Tuck began as they sat| . 1eS’ . | Jake, across the strect, busily selling| Lillian wanted to scream and run|gown, “Gee, this is good steak. My| “I'd been intending all day to send his roses to hurrying customers. | from the place, but her legs refused | Jsitle wife is some cook. We'll have . .* | some flowers out for tonight—remem- | It was Annabeli's night off. Lillian | to move until she had scen Tuck, after | i stopped_laid down his fork and | bering what day it was—so I told on. didn’t those flowers _ Coughs from colds may lead to se. | elements which soothe and heal the 1 come?” rious trouble. You can stop them | inflamed membranes and stop the ir- was 10 cook the dinner for Tuck and | giving the girl the roses, take her Arm | repmedod the . herself. ~ She always looked forward and pilot her through the crowd e o Bbkwhich to these little Thursday night dinners | the opposite direction. 1 el he sai just she and Tuck. And Tuck al-| A depressed and heavy-hearted Li Just then traffic changed and Lillian | F W p van ing not to appear too eager. oy 5 i v || bloa i ahtacko i st e e e T AT o sléh :)l:llxl‘;’(r \;;al)g:ge ;L\S .ck~a:sn)'§‘3|még‘ “Why, I ordered some and he prom- Creomulsion is a medical discovery | blood, attacks the seat of the trouble of a familiar figure at the flower-stand | her angry—and oh, how it hurt her! | to have them here by 5:30." ]| Tt twe-dold mctions + soodlied and [ 48 checkaiifiol grawtiiofithe! germa opposite made her hesitate just a mo- | She wondered if she bored Tuck, that P8 o LR | heals the inflamed membranes and in- | =_Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac- ment—and then walk back to her side | he sought the company of that cheap | always could depend on Jgke but hibits germ growth. tory in the treatment of coughs from n)f lh{ "“i Tt “?5 auck-—ho;' “ifll tinseled thing. Perfectly miserable she | ¢ ggfiuo’-‘v‘g old and forgetful. | Of all knnwnldrug: creosote is rece | colds, bronchitis and minor forms of she knew those shoulders and that | dragged elf into the flat and| .ISDe? avthL " ognized by high medical authorities | bronchial irritations, and is excellent particular angle at which he wore his | dropped down on the divan, hat and | Along with everything else this af- as one of the greatest healing agencies | for building up the system after colds 3 coat still on, and cried. for coughs from colds and bronchial | or flu. Money refunded if not res She finally roused herself and started | | . - s oo A 4 3 3 surprise her. She would watch a sec- | dinner. The little dinner she had | ,ad;(;‘;"s}o ccr,-e,:,:‘;;,:m:,,]fg:"all,::i;,:; i:;:fsd 'K:i ‘;:.';:gdam{d,mg todiree- || 3§ Glass for | 'y i | ruggist. ond, then go without his seeing her, | planned so thoughtfully and cheerfully. |- SAVE MONEY ON STORAGE.CALL TOR B ||l FOR THE COUGH FRGM COLDS THAT HANG ON eSS ettt St et et o She wondered where he would [ had no enthusiasm for the task that FIRE-PROOF 2= Advertisement It won’t add greatly to the cost, but §f Gifts. | will vastly enhance the looks of Christ- mas tables and desks to have us equip them with Plate Glass Tops. Leave your order now so it can be handled in Wazxers |good season. Prices Moderate. Johnson's Reliable Paints, Varnishes, Floor Waxes D. C. DISTRIBUTORS FOR SHERWIN-WILLIAMS & OTHER WIDELY KNOWN PAINT PRODUCTS DYER BROTHERS INCORPORATED Paints for Every Purpose 734 Thirteenth St. Frank. 8325 He was buying flowers. 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