"Luke Walton?"
     "Yes; of course you have heard of my aunt's chanel handbags loss. I suspect that this Luke Walton is the thief."
     "Is it possible, madam? Have you any evidence?"
     "No; but we may find some. What do you think?"
     "I haven't thought much about the matter. It seems to me very mysterious."
     When Felicie left the presence of her mistress she smiled curiously.
     "What would Madam Tracy say if she knew it was her own son?" she soliloquized. "He is a young cur, but she thinks him an angel." 
     Chapter chanel bags 34 Harold Makes A Purchase
      Harold had been compelled to give up half his money, but he still had thirty dollars left. How should he invest it? That was the problem that occupied his thoughts. Thus far he had not derived so much satisfaction from the possession of the money as he had anticipated. One thing, at any rate, he resolved. He would not spend it upon others, but wholly upon himself.
     He stepped into ugg boots clearance a billiard saloon to enjoy his favorite pastime. In the absence of any companion he played a game with a man employed in the establishment, and, naturally, got beaten, though he was given odds. At the end of an hour he owed sixty cents, and decided not to continue.
     "You play too well for me," he said, in a tone of disappointment.
     "You had bad luck," answered his opponent, soothingly. "However, I can more than cheapest louis vuitton damier ebene canvas make it up to you."
     "How?" inquired Harold, becoming interested.
     "A friend of mine has pawned his watch for fifteen dollars. It is a valuable gold watch--cost seventy-five. He could have got more on it, but expected to redeem it. He has been in bad luck, and finds it no use. He has put the ticket in my hands, and is willing to sell it for ten dollars. That will only make the watch cost cheap authentic louis vuitton bag outlet twenty-five. It's a big bargain for somebody."
     Harold was much interested. He had always wanted a gold watch, and had dropped more than one hint to that effect within the hearing of Aunt Eliza, but the old lady had always said: "When you are eighteen, it will be time enough to think of a gold watch. Till then, your silver watch will do."