two o'clock until five on
Saturday afternoons
`` So do I , '' echoed several voices . `` But we 'd have to put some one in charge of the bureau , and no one of us could afford to spend much time looking after it , '' reminded Louise . `` Oh , we could take turns , '' was Nettie 's prompt reply . `` Then , too , we could have certain hours for business , say from four o'clock until six on every week day , except Saturday and from two o'clock until five on Saturday afternoons . '' `` But where would we receive the girls who came to see about having work done ? '' asked Alice Andrews , a business-like little person who roomed with Louise Sampson . `` I will see that the Service Bureau has a desk installed in one corner of the living room , '' offered Grace , who had , up to this point , listened to the various girls ' remarks , a proud light in her eyes .