The Motor Girls on the Coast Part 43

"Good-bye, my lighthouse, good-bye!" sang Bess.

"And don't forget to write to us, little mermaid," called Jack to Rosalie.

Blus.h.i.+ngly she promised.

"What will Nancy say?" asked Eline.

"Oh, Nancy is coming to our house to stay--she won't have to write," said the bold Jack.

There were more good-byes, to the light keeper and his sister, to many fishermen and life-savers, whose friends.h.i.+p the boys and girls had made, and then the autos started off on the long trip to Chelton.

Gaily fluttered in the wind the flags they bore, the sea smiled under the yellow sun at the motor girls, seeming to beckon them to return, but they could not. And so, for a time, we will also say good-bye.

THE END

PEGGY STEWART SERIES

By GABRIELLE E. JACKSON

Peggy Stewart at Home

Peggy Stewart at School

Peggy, Polly, Rosalie, Marjorie, Natalie, Isabel, Stella and Juno--girls all of high spirits make this Peggy Stewart series one of entrancing interest. Their friends.h.i.+p, formed in a fas.h.i.+onable eastern school, they spend happy years crowded with gay social affairs. The background for these delightful stories is furnished by Annapolis with its naval academy and an aristocratic southern estate.

The Goldsmith Publis.h.i.+ng Co.

CLEVELAND, O.