New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1918, Page 4

WIFE | Do.” else when I scent hero— other terms it w Bnd had cer- | ‘own soul going home ce. And it m no other d admiring oclety of the from death. @ld not sénse the feeling T | the | (¥ though usband’s atti- war and that | kept | e figure } In spite of my bury it so deep be able to think ;| hero d I blamed my- weakness when upon me at iy parting with the he had asked the he room I do mnot Prate, I had no sooner s for my trip home, Pand with a formal word fand excuse, went quiet- Bhe ofiicer, evidently deter- Be a sick man no ied in his uniform and secated 8y chair by the window. Bf came into the room he et and drew a char for me Y The nurse did not seem to no- flce ths unwise proceeding on the #part of a man with so little strength —indeed, I had a quiet conviction that she had washed her hands of re- sponsibility for her refractory patient —but as she closed the door her I took the chair from his hand “You musn’t exert vyourself like this,” T admonished him. ‘“Please sit down “When but obstinately, the tiny beads of ening start head. I sat down quickly, for there was no disputing him, and he back into his own chair with a i little involuntary sigh of relief, and tdrew his handkerchief across | damp forehead. IN “So you're going QUICKSANDS” drama of love Many others. longer, near DERER"” ghting Farnum i if the Golden \\f‘fl 'HE EAGLES ud EOM N JMORROW AFTER THE PARADE vou—do,” he said weakly and as he 1 saw perspiration betok- upon his fore spoke weakness evidently FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN —AND— BEVERLY BAYNE home he OCIAL romantic i Adventure, Head Disfiqured - With Ringworms Inflamed and Sore. Itched Caus- ing Her to Be Cross and Fret- ful, | Cuticura Healed. W VAUDEVILLE THEY SHALL NOT PASS! SEE! SEE!! The Belgian” 3—BIG DAYS—3 JULY 4—-5—6 WALLACE REID TONIGHT ENEY’S ARNOLD DALY —IN— y Own United States” 8 Reels. ALL WEEK Nothing Purer, Sweeter, For Alf Skin Troubles Than Cuticura. “My little girl had ringworms oh her head, and they kept coming until she had eight on her head. The eruption was inflamed and sore, and itched causing herto be very cross and fretful. Her head was disfigured and her hair all came out in places as large as a fifty-cent piece. “‘I saw a Cuticura Soap and Oint- mentadvertisementand I bought them. In about one week her head was all healed.” (Signed) Mrs. john Ken- nagh, R. F. D. 3, Bethel, Maine, June 24, 1917. Having obtained a clear healthy skin by the use of Cuticura, keep it clear by using the Soap for all toilet purposes assisted by touches of Ointment as needed. Cuticura Soap is ideal for the complexion because so mild, so deli- cate and £0 creamy. Sample Each Free by Mail. Addre: card: ‘Cuticura, Dept. everywhere. Soap 25c. O‘n'mcn, 5 post- Sold and 50c. Get Your Digestion in Shape AT Many ailments are caused 3 Big Acts. by stomach weakness. - | Faulty digestion leads to I—— — | biliousness, sick headache, I Park dizziness, sallow skin and eruptions. Maintain a healthy condition of the stomach and you will get ny Special Attractions. rid of the chief cause of your sufferings. Do not neglect hncing Afternoon and Evening. the laws of health. stomach, liver and ing, Swings, Merry-Go- Round. in order by timely use of lome Cooked Food at Restaurants, Keep howels 1; Lsnzut Sale of Any Medicine in ths World, i Scld everywhere, In boxea 106c., 252, rose to | behind | || DONT LET WIFE | DIE OF LOCKIAW rangaa e mangnaad Warn her against cutting corns B because they can be H lifted out. ¢ Women wear high heels buckle up their toes and they | terribly from corns. Women thc | ceed to trim these pests, sceking velief but they hardly realize the terrible danger from infection, says a Cincin | nati authority. | Corns ¢ the finger if get drug store a quarter of an | drug called freczone. This is suffici to remove every hard or soft corn o1 callus from one's feet. You simply apply a few drops of freczone directl | upon the tender, aching corn. The soreness is relieved at once [ the entire corn, root and all, without pain ! This is a sticky substance which dries in a moment. It just shrivels up ! the corn without inflaming or even { ritating the surrounding tissue or skin. | | Cut this out and pin on wife | ST e —— T~ pro- | lifted out with from any ounce of casily be vou wiil and soc lifts out your { abruptly, and T saw that he wished to | hide his physical weakness as much as | I he possibly could. | “Yes, in just a few minute I re- turned. “It's a wonderful day outside I hope you will have as good a day | tomorrow. I would hate to go home | on a gloomy, rainy day.” Reply. 1t 1 was patently the conversation,” but T was try fall in the convalescent evident desive to keep the conversa- tional ball rolliy I was startied and remorseful, however the same tiny little spasm of pain cross his face that I had noticed before when I had luded to his “word as an oflicer and entleman Oh, what I asked myself, Strang: making | ing to man's 1 knew ti with to sce have T said this time?” but 1 had no time for retrospection. My vis was answering me, and it behooved me to Ly attention to his words “All days are alike to me,” he said mournfully. “T guess they are to all the ‘poor devils who have no worth spealkir vis a home BIG BILL FARNUM RETURNS TO FOX'S William Farnum at today, good children, also Ep. No. 1% e Gaumont Ifox’s is the feature which will e ews to the N nnl oth “The Plunderer’ and absorbing stor e in ¢ Western mining commumity. It s off with a and ends up with a fight, with Bill Farnum and about np ruflians mixing it up in ! typical Farnum fashion he Plun- derers is a drama of vivid hue, and | to witness this production is to enjoy | every moment of it 3 18 of T he Great Ifindu Conspiracy, methods emploved by the government in fomenting i rts of the B 1 I to cause a re- on among the Hindus, which was ated b ot e Fye of the before the r rered in America ship, is the basis of usu wift bang | twenty o’'s Eyve en- | German yrrow’s fea s Bushman *harming cor adventure in rancis X. 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