title: Dimes: To Teach Your Child About Money
author: Rebecca D. Turner
description: Rebecca Turner is a business owner in Fort Worth, Texas for over 23 years. YWCA Tribute to Women in Business Honoree, 2008. Publicized author: Tattoo (2006), Virus (2008), Psych (2011), Chosen: An adoption story (2011). Recognized as one of the Great Women of Texas, 2003. Leadership Fort Worth, Class of 1999. American Cancer Society Sword of Hope Award, 1995.
zlib_text: "You mean, you'd like to handle Dad's ten dollars!" cried Tom, angrily.
  
  Parloe smirked and still rubbed his hands together. "Don't matter a mite whose
  ten dollars I handle," he said, suggestively. "Your ten dollars would be jest
  as welcome to me as your Dad's, Master Cameron."
  
  "Ten dollars is a lot of money," said Tom.
  
  "Yes. It's right smart. I could make use of it I'm a poor man, an' I could use
  it nicely," admitted the sly and furtive Parloe.
  
  "I haven't got so much money now," growled the boy.
  
  "Yeou kin get it, I warrant."
  
  "I suppose I can." He drew his purse from his pocket. "I've got three dollars
  and a half here. I'll have the rest for you on Monday."
  
  "Quite correct," said Jasper Parloe, clutching eagerly at the money. "I'll
  trust ye till then— oh, yes! I'll trust ye till then."
  
  CHAPTER XIV
  
  JUST A MATTER OF A DRESS
  
  "Well, I really believe, Tommy Cameron!" cried his sister Helen, when he
  overtook the girls and Reno, swinging the basket recklessly, "that you are
  developing