CHAPTER VI.

BACK TO “SILK STOCKINGS AND FRENCH CHOPS”. Lewis and Bill had organized their motor sales business and had done so well that Lewis declared it made him giddy to look at his bank account. The post-war demand for cars was so great that they could hardly fill their share of it. Both young men had charming personalities, though Bill was very quiet, and this made their sales comparatively easy. “If you handle a reliable line of goods and have any claims at all towards a good line of talk, there is no reason why a salesm…