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spent their day-. and,-in :he beginning, there mi, hardly an hour when he did not refer to the girl for information or direct i"M. `She's remark,'dde; she ought to lie in tiie city office.'' he ("Id his uncle. *'\\c'll have to do some! him; about that trip to Europe!" Hut to Hilary he made no sign, except by his alway- ready; quirt smile of than!;', and his respectful and appreci ative manner. 1 hey worked together, sale by side, day alder day, and Hilary noted that hi' altitude toward her never changed from the pleasant, friendly aspect he had shown her on the very first night of their acquaintance. Hut on her side this was not the case. She was bewildered by the persistence with which her thoughts played with the entirelv improbable role of her being his wife. Hilary was essentially practical, any V I- I A N O $ IMnyliiK in Our method is dif ferent and Keta results. ^ Jazz Studio P 1530 San Pablo Ave. Lakcsido 1823 :<* SOLVED Home Decorating | An exclusive paint store with paint specialist? at your service. & No charge for examinations s 5 and prescriptions. Shenvin-U illiams Product all so rt.s were hi? friemln He \va- lit. lioine in the mo.it i xebi - j vi- J;i'!! i m t ( 1 *. laud ; phra.-es abo". t tenni;, ailiout bm about travel. as In ! hri.n. fa '<1- nutrd l.ik. ` manv :irn .! v v,*' > r u.an, T! ilar;> prew Tvc'Ui ;!!y beam; lu! ; n 1tills time i if hopes and llre.'l Ml-. Sill.- i i 11 i not scrioii -.ly analyze tin; Hi i u111 :< >rt ]l<T-iell ; there was nothing to amily/i *. i bit 1)' t h noted the change in her. the softm--in her blue eyes, the glow of her (dice!.', the isored beauty of the rich soft hair that Hilary had alway.- :rpi so |v i n 11 y and plain. "lldarv. what's the UiaHe r \\ 11 h vtin y'. 11 m e. "Matter?" E Would compose her dancing heart amt daman. OVI'S into .something' like t llll lice, nn-i, `A CS. You ( hear ,!!lf! 1) el 1 he tickets come?'' "Tie------ ? Oh, K\ roii -k i. <>r c oiii'-e. Yes, they came." But Hilary's smile still held behind it seme! h i i.ig'-. that baffled Dora. It was as if the-elder sister were meditating upnri some defeetahlc' secret. She had her had times. There were hours w hen the obvious cha.-m between her lot and Craig's cau-rd iier the, keenest depression. What, an idiot she was to let lier.se.C enjoy tills purely accidental propinquity, she would reflect... He knew 'dozens of girls--hundreds --uhu could .offer him all that she could, am} a thou sand times more! They haunted him, these fortunate, exquisite girls; they tele phoned him from New York,, included him in their plans. They bought glorious frocks at the Avenue shops, chattered about concerts and riding-lessons, they were little triumphs. Of beauty and cul ture and sophistication and charm! When lie went to New York, as he frequently 'did on Saturday afternoons, Hilary was actually unhappy and uneasy; and with all her old level-headed philosophy - she could not laugh herself out of it. Still, men did fall in love with girls, and marry thorn, she' reasoned. And she was a gentlewoman, and her blood was as good as his own------- But what nonsense, what nonsense, what nonsense! Even had she had anything to build upon, any tender word of admiring glance from Craig, this would be rank treason to what all her life had been building and planning: Dora, and Dora'a trip, must come first. She could not in- r''.v ' f-a ' . h* r t- . i.. *. : P> " -. 1111 lb -V U'tNa* Lrlt'a- * 1! `M ) (>Yl sanp' " .\ 1 1! - n "( ) him : blank vent i fatlie SUeer "V ah.iii of n the i A SWl I': detai her I eoni'i if hr Serve Si: that ago. flanii in b It 1, (fra!:. Dor:, ] net u ami Hike --am "V, yours Colli; "E house down answ< r or