THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
1245 
The 
Extra- Thin 
Watch 
How to be sure 
when you buy 
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You can be sure you are 
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the rigid inspection they 
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South Bend, Ind. 
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Box 120 Wooster^ Ohio 
The Regeneration of Sarah 
By Beulah Heaston and Anna Nixon 
(Continued from page 1221) 
“I wonder if you’d be so good as to 
mail this letter for me?” she asked. ‘‘The 
carrier had come and gone before I knew 
it” 
“What with answering Dick’s telephone 
calls and writing to Robert, Sarah is kept 
pretty busy these days,” chaffed Ben as 
the doctor pocketed the letter. 
“I wonder how she’ll manage when 
Robert comes home,” laughed Dr. Arm¬ 
strong. “Of course, Robert has the 
advantage of living near; but Dick is a 
man of leisure, and what is a matter of a 
few miles to a man with a new auto¬ 
mobile! Have you had a ride in the new 
car, Sarah?” 
“No, but I’m going out in it to-mor¬ 
row,” returned Sarah lightly. 
In spite of Sarah’s confidence in her 
ability to keep both her admirers, she 
found when Robert came home, that with 
all her cleverness she was hardly equal to 
the situation. 
Robert, on the first evening after his re¬ 
turn from school, went, as had always 
been his custom, to call at Willards. 
Sarah was not at home—she had gone 
for a ride in Dick’s new ear. This hap¬ 
pened not once but many times, and Rob¬ 
ert soon realized that Dick had usurped 
his former place as Sarah’s escort, and 
that he would have to content himself 
with an occasional call. 
Dick had laid his plans carefully. He 
remembered how it had been in previous 
Summers when Robert came home, and he 
besieged Sarah with invitations for the 
week following Robert’s arrival. Sarah 
felt that she ought to spare Robert one 
evening, but Dick’s invitations promised 
so much enjoyment that she could not 
bring herself to refuse any of them. 
“Can’t you wear your white dress to 
the picnic, Sarah?” said Alice, when 
Sarah and Joe were about to start to 
Westfield one morning a few days before 
the Fourth of July. “You always look so 
nice in it. I don’t see how we can spare 
the money for a new one; and you 
wouldn’t have time to make it before the 
picnic, anyway.” 
“I’ve worn that dress everywhere I’ve 
gone this Summer. I simply won’t go to 
the picnic if I can’t have a new one. You 
might have saved out a little of the wool 
money instead of applying it all on that 
note at the bank—you knew we’d need 
some clothes. I wonder why Joe doesn't 
come with the horse. Did you make out 
a list of the things you want?” 
“Yes, here it is—and here’s the basket 
of butter and eggs—I had a little more 
butter than was needed for my customers 
this week.” 
“What kept you so long?” Sarah com¬ 
plained as she climbed into the buggy. 
“The carbureter wasn’t working right,” 
Joe replied soberly, with a mischievous 
glance toward Alice, who stood at the 
gate. lie pretended to shift the clutches 
and attempted, as they drove away to imi¬ 
tate the sound made by the engine of an 
automobile in starting. 
Sarah laughed at his antics in spite of 
herself. Since Dick had bought his auto¬ 
mobile he talked of little else; and this 
fact supplied the Willards with material 
for much good-natured fun at Sarah’s 
expense. 
Joe carried the basket into the store, 
and while Sarah was waiting for the eggs 
to be counted and the butter weighed, she 
sauntered over to the dress goods depart¬ 
ment. She could see what materials were 
on display, even if she had no money to 
buy. A piece of lavender and white voile 
attracted her attention; and she picked 
up a corner of the sheer, dainty material 
and looked at it longingly. The moment 
she saw it she knew it was just what she 
wanted. A plae- - ’ announced the fact 
that it was 25 cents a yard. 
“I wonder if I could get a dress out of 
eight yards,” she mused as she regretfully 
walked away. 
“Two dollars and thirty-one cents,” said 
the clerk, when Sarah returned to the 
grocery counter. “Now what can I get 
for you?” 
(To be continued) 
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