Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1926-05-04 | Page 5 | Her Own Way by a Girl of Today

I i j 00 HER OWN tJ AY WAY cA cu 3 GIRL of MISS CLEAVERS CLEAVER'S SAD EYES EVES Mamle Mamie said she tho could coul l get II away way I at least she the said salol ald she sho would get getaway away liway and I started out to hunt 10 another Job first putting two hun bun hundred dred and twenty five dollars dollar in inae inta ne ae bank I was not going solas to take any tny chanc chances s In the future J I made up my min mind I would Mamie a check for twenty twenty- e dollars dollar ollars for tor rent when wh n I ax- ax ar arrived rived rj back at the th house When I first Ortt went In Mortons Morton's department store I was a little bit The young women clerks so well Veil d and tash- tash testable that I was sure suro my own plain little frock stood out like a acre thumb A good rood lookIng man roan of about abou 15 45 walked past me turned quick ly Iy and came back with a x smile What bat is It you wanted Cando Can I Ido Ido do anything any thine for you Someway I could see that ho he didn't think me a back hack number and I told him I wanted anted a Job For a moment he seemed a bit surprised and then he ho asked I again In In 10 what hat department d are arc you going to make your application 7 In Ia any department where heres here's a vacancy was my reply have Havo you had any experience None But Dut I am sure I can sell I I II I dry goods roods I like things thines to wear and I think as a a rub rule people like me mc Im Im I'm sure they do he lie said He lie looked at me a moment as though making a sudden resolution resolution tion I 1 believe you could sell goods have ve you any rec recommendations Yes Gerald Hathaway Senior will vouch for me it if you will call hIm up It seemed to me m when I mentioned Mr hathaway's Hathawa s name ft speculative look came Into the theman's theroan's In mans man's eyes eye Come Como with me he ho saId s ld lIe He hadn't even asked my name As s we started toward the ele ele- elevator elevator ele- ele elevator vator a very stunning lookIng came camo forward and asked Is Js there anything I can do for tor Mr Robinson Nothing Miss Cleaver er thank ou you rou It seemed to me that Mr Robinsons Robinson's tone carried quite a alit lit little tie annoyance The wo an frowned and I saw rhe he was wag much older oMer than I thought when hen she was smiling She Sh had hadI tho saddest eyes lell I have bave ever seEn CopYright 1926 NEA Service Inc TOMORROW In n IU Perhaps luck luck Perhaps Perhaps