The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1920, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, Preity, w itty hand Tartung Miss Sally Manvers{ was still a ‘‘Nobody.’” She had not yet con- quered New York--It almost seemed that it had conquered her. A mistaken identity—a sudden trick of Fale—and she was whirled from her attic werty into the heights of gayest society to meet he man she loved. ° ‘ Copyright, 1915, by George H, Doran Company, {THE EVENING WORLD OFFERS A NEW BOOK IN SERIAL FORM) EVERY TWO WEEKS. SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. York boarding house house next ‘of use house. CHAPTER VY. (Continned.) RS. GOSNOLD laugned. bad luck is your good luck," F she said. “L ean’t seen n his gc {won't be happy tll he sex me n led to one (of these—e “But vou coul u didn’t love her Trego admi “ un't seem ) have me ma ee; Gosnold taughed | one for f 1 the position “It amuses to keep a t account, and th ‘s seldom a}| W ‘your when it fails to show a credit bal-| & fanpe of at least a thousand.” country a nt was only the | maybe imabout to get into town vat boa! have a rive Fon ue place ny mountain® | . gensible enough to hold h +” Why need Mrs. Standish del ‘have uttered so monument ood about the losses of her aunt cards? ‘The party broke up, and Trego and Gally—now Sara—walked down the Aerrace. The money stuck jn h i; hard little wad of silver wrapped show you.” through Sally's, up the that 1 want to >| ‘Tucking her arm zy lady swept her p| that br | stairwa eirudge hour, the increment of false pretenses, aid, 1d lways wante {and a mou CHAPTER VL ALLY sat beside the wide win- | “dow of her bed-chamber, on} that third midnight at Gos- nold House, in a state of law- | exaltation 1 $ physical than | ritual and m + a temper that You don't under- position here. I'm—nobody. Mrs. Standish took pity on me cuuse L was out of work and bro mie here to act as secretary to } Gosnold.” Trego nodded heavily. ft. 'L mean d felt pretty +-well, of another w ctful head tor of Gosnold House. @s me,” he added. t's the worst of gambl he winds up in rs, “1 guessed rd the eats | iv. | “The same ) the night air stl id wiave and warm, r sole protection a tilmy negligee ove night-dress of sheerest silk and | ace, Her warm soft beauty was in Is there so much of it going on all | harmony with the mystic night. sg time: —gambling—her Sully was deeply and desperately nh, not a great deal, Not bad |in ‘ambling, at least.” He amiled faintly. | It "Not what I call gambling. But 1| hopelessly a gr tae bred on strong meat—in mining | knew it well. eumps—where my father made his | the indirect warni money. There men gambled with |ish and Mercedes Here—hmp!" Hi was nothing better “It's just enough , seamp. the real thing (o ma fellow jovesick as a school Ipss, Sometimes I wish the old man « hundred times, if | Hadn't struck it quite so rich, If he}once, hor barely parted lips breathed @Dadn't, y happier. As it|his name to the sympe brig a pest of | that would never be he | —Donald—Donald 1 ninks it’s the proper thing. And Now all the while she wasted ‘sith » am I, instead of earning divi-|ing for him by the window Mr. Lyt- féends on what little knowledge | do | n spent idly speculating about i ‘A Double-Value Furniture Sale — by Aid of the Morris Plan Firstly, you get the benefit of these Low Sale Prices—then, the Morris Plan enables you to select the Rugs or Furniture you want and make a first payment on them, at the same time | arranging to ey us the balance over a period of six months or longer. m this balance you pay us one-half per cent. month interest. No indorsers. No red tape. Lowest ‘ices PLUS extended payments. that she loved ve mattered not | runagate--and ‘Three-piece Adam Period Gum Wood ecrean Suite, choice of = wee Chifforobe with Mirror or Gallery Top...... Four-piece Bedroom Suites from $149.50 to $650." Englander Da-Bed, complete with spring. All metal frame. Abso. 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Divided Payments MOS. 301 W. 125th St., 1379 Main St., AtEighth Ave. Bridgeport Three-piece Library Suites ish, upholstered in moleskin, as low as, Others up to $500 “Morris Plan’ , 105 E. 125th St. Corner Park Ave. = — ind own, | cipal fortunately thousand wit! earnestly Atty apped by the | sentiments unhappil a ieee int st }her own ge He | ow enior in wor 1 workd into, V 1 1 Further 1 glimmered 1 na prin ond his power women. n for like this ate hl stiffene beneath any |i out of med to first, Didn't else in the room | looked back ioward. th 1 in any one else Sally held her breat Nt and, p nature it, they were| heart w «mad thi tite was Dona yitleton ih tallies in love in his reverie Mr.) He hur across t women of moder. mptorly dismissed where a wooden stairwa Manwaring from his his nightcap at th ed. descent Sundoy morning since Gosnol - He had lapsed into decent silence, | pever quite ne more of those| Saily, in her window, leaned still! height, But she | further ver the ‘sill pering | termination xample, he had jak he haps too often for | wi \ nothing of his se ad sat one a dance She ig the low sh r Was possessed by a demon of ment.) oT TO 60TH STREET Sale of + Pavers If you have no Player in your home be sure to take advantage of this SPE- CIAL SALE OF THE CELEBRATED WALTERS PLAYER-PIANOS. 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