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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY,

SERIAL STORY-

One I Love

CHAPTER XXII

went

on without Mr. Hamilton waiting for a reply. He did not to notice that he had called Janet by her first rame. "I'm leaving the magazine," he said "It's all

quite.n

pramollon

SEPTEMBER

12,

1935.

LAURA LOU BROOKMAN

"It's not that your work hasn't sister needs someone to help her and been appreciated!" Hamilton went think you're well suited for the an quickly. "I assure you that it has. position."" I've told Chamber you're usually

ses must

"What would I have to do?" Janet

just that things

"Well, I don't know that I can haven't been able. He knows that anyhow. askel. going so

well with the magazine, tell you exactly. You would take happened rather suddenly"

It's going to pull out all right. I'm charge of bef correspondence and Why

Mr. Hamilton!"

sure of it. But for the next year there's a lot of You would make The man smiled. "Surprise you there's no question but that expen- appointments for her and see that

it's still por Well,

Romething of a mur

be reduced. That's why she doesn't promise to be two places There might be prise to me, too. I'm going with C

no one is to be named to take my at the same time. Colman's group. It's well, frankly place. Dawson and Hartley will dealings with the servants for you

Chem More money and take over the duties.

to attend to. My sister entertains I'll have a chance to try some things somehow. I'm not sure myself the quite a little. It's quite possible that we couldn't do here. Chambers har plan will work hut at least they'll every day would be different. De

try 17" been very decent about it very con- make a stab at it. If it fails they'll you think you'd like siderata. I'm going to Philadelphin. Leaving in just a few days Thero try something else. But whatever

Janet hesitated. Then she said, duced. They'll have to make other "I would like to try it, Mr. Hamilton. are some things 191 have to attend to happens the offer stuff is to be re- Brit

I don't know if I could do it but I'd Thero was real regret in Janet's

like to try." She said, "Oh, but I'm sorry, voice. Mr. Hamilton! I mean of courso It's fine for you but we'll miss you so. The office won't be the game without you!"

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cat

"You're trying to tell me." Janet said slowly, that I won't have a "Oh, you can do it, all right!

haven't the slightest doubt about that. July 7,

Remember the other day I asked if "TO put Jamilton nodded. bluntly-yes.”

you liked cats? Well, my sister has Janet glanced down at the type a Persian she's very fond of. Had it Hamilton's smilo

almost writer keys before her. She had used for several yearn. Buster's the ent's boyish. "No? Well, that'll be a good them for over two years, She had nama and Huxter will be around all thing

I guess. I've been a pretty sat at this desk, spent the greater the time. That's why I wanted to

reek, know if you objected to cats." hard taskmaster. Cross and irril-ar

part of each day, six ilaya a week, Janet laughed. "If the able-

In this plain box-like room with its docan't object to me," she said. "Oh, but you haven't! Why, you plaster walls covered with maps and sure we'll get along all right." haven't at al

charts. its

ita fling chepotless Bo

There's one other thing, Hamil. Hamilton nodded.

"I have," he

enses and rickety bookcase. It anid, but really didn't mean to seemed to Jamel that, though the tou added as an after-thought. "My sister will want you to live in her be. You've stayed here after your rest of her world might rock, this home. You'll find it very pleasant stuy work was supposed be part surrounded by this four office there, I'm sure. You'll have your through. You do more work than any walle was secure. She had never own quarters, of course, and a cer secretary I've ever had and you know dreamed that this could happen. Dis-tain time each day to yourself. It how to go ahead without asking ques-charged. That was the word for it! won't be like coming to an office, tions. Maybe you didn't think I've

hat

him.

to

and

though, aut leaving ite

noticed how much overtime you've 1er eyes nised, Hamilton www!! Give up her room at Mrs. Snyder's? en putting in the last few months watching hor He said kindly. "I've The Rttle kitchenet and the table heen thinking about you, 1 don't that was just big enough for two and But!

I didn't mind," Funet assuredke to go away and leave your lank the comfortable old armchair? Could fold are hard to find she give up that room with its happy Jing for work. "I know you didn't. That's just the thèse days"

memories? Yes, but there were point! You've let me impose upon "P And something," Janet ns- memories that weren't so happy! you. Neyer complained! If you't sured him. Her voice ་་འ flat. There were memories that made her only reminded me that you were sup-"You'll give me a reengamendation. eyes darlton and seem posed to stop at five o'clock I'd have suppose ?" let you go then."

Gladly! But I think I can do a little better than that. I've been Janet was embarrassed. She sniti, Toking around, thinking, trying to "But I don't see what the magazine find a position that would suit you will do without you, Mr. Hamilton: One where you riuld be as useful Who's going to do your work? Who'l as you have been here and where the take charge of the advertising depart work would be congenial. I think

Ty

I've found 14"

to contract

quickly.

"I won't mind that," Janet said. "Whore does your sister live and when can I see her?"

thin

She

Hamilton gave her the address and she wrote it down. His sister's name was Mrs. Curtis and she lived in a fashionable section on the west side. He told Janet how to get there. ment?"

"Hasn't all been settled,” finmilton

She was listening eagerly but she! Then over the telephone he made an click nat interrupt. Mr. Hamilton appointment for her to call on Mrs. her, frowning slightly. "I was coming to that. You see, this offer didn't like to be interrupted when Curtis the next afternoon.

"I think you're going to like it out from Colma's came quite unexpected there was something he wanted to

there," he assured the girl, evidently I haven't talked to anyone about ""; it except Chambers. He's arranging

It's not quite the same kind of well pleased with himself. "Yes, I for me to get away immediately and w you've been doing." he went think you'll like it. And now will for me they carry of without, "but I think you could handle you call Humphries and tell him I'l

It's with my sister, get that report over to him it splendidly.. naming a

advertising w

man-She's

widow And since her morning?" daughter's marriage she's been living Janet put the call through. didn't answer Janet's one--except for servants, of course, and Hamilton were both soon cum- problems. She was wondering how I don't think it's good for her. She's pletely occupied by details of the

18 going

to affect her. not in the best of health, though! day's tasks, fanel went through all Affect her, it assuredly would. How she's not in any sense an invalid, the familiar duties but with what a would she get along with her new either.

difference! The fact that she was to employer? A

most likely. stranger,

"What she needs is “ʼn social secret-, be here such a little while longer Hamilton had been demanding but hejary who can help her with the duties; chnaged everything. It changed also had his good points.

who tuker every wonian

in Janet herself. He was

speaking again. "There's social and philanthropic activities has But of course I don't really know something else," he said, and hesita- to deal with, ned at the same time; yet," she reminded herself. "I won't ted. "I don't like to say this, but be a sort of companion. It means know until I've talked to Mrs. Curtis." when my job is ended here I'm afraid work-lots of 11! It's amazing the At 230 The next afternoon Janet yours will be too."

time these women spend on their; went up the walk to the brick house She didn't speak but her eyes clubs and their committee meetings, with the gabled windows and rang widened and she made a quiel: little staybe they're not very efficient about the bell. gestare with her hand.

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The Bride of Frankenstein" The motion pictures' strangest drama on the screen is at the King's Theatre today, this being the hair- raising

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