New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1921, Page 4

4 W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1021, [ ey ap——f he scolded Ihe only thing for yon - /‘N “ . \ - . to do I8 to offer me a fine, fat chick . - In 1ts place!” the roost Come quick, Mr., itoos- { e i ..k b /ot p ¢ A V,\/ KR ,::{“(._r; e fh L 3 [.5 i /i OU' ’F ter Help o VViI' I Y o L8” .- 0 X " 4 ‘\ | ‘opyright 1921 by The Metropolitan “BIEAN ST 1 OVS NUNDAY faart o tnish | o some | T Gy P9 \;. BY ARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY R very to Answer offer an f FHE WORM TURNS ve on that corn for some ti B A svoa L ! W r number ¢ o saw it fivst,” oy | ’ : : g i Henrletta Hen had nq love for Tur- On such occasions there was noth abl t , f 4 1 \ H 1 | \ " 1 3 e e « with » f " n Bpoe { B e 153 elr excellent siy contume | oY, Proudfoo seginning with the {0 pren votta Hon could do except to ; ; k 880 “"‘ ghioienh “"“ B4 | stand aside and look on while T poise, fc t « ; . o A il 1| The Golem,” wl f lreet “'I” ordered her about, telling key I'roudfoot ate the corn. He wag calm | i’ G ¢ : g from Its long ru ¢ ol s s0 much b than she was that he | % o na Lven after he rown up faflure ‘ . i il ? v, New York oit y one of : B | could bowl her over easily : 5 3 make ‘ d S i il Thetie | the most 1ifter 1 er|Nd a family of own, Furkey | o) par own account Henrletta DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Whe Proudfoot trented her I she had | gignt really think it worth while to In B ot 1 : : Y ‘ 4 ‘ ! t i i i u.\w. I m to scratch for herself. try to make any trouble for Turkey but if he | 8 In't t ' | « Y ORICH QUICK WALLING- It Henrlett ,"“‘ “'“‘;' L OSPOLI prondfoot. But when she led her STHE THREE MUSKETEERS" thwart it > p { { o i 3 Mol FORD" AT PALACE SUNDAY |\here somebody had epliled a 1eW | gt prood of chicks Into the yard to not have \or ¢ Y kernels o e, Juriey Proudfoot fe,oy them to find food for them- — v, eme— 1 e ) o e PUSChitin slumaUnSataxe Ve e \‘ a0 lkely _“‘].'\"*““ ‘li'”"\'s;,.\‘,w, Turkey Proudfoot's lordly et Rich ‘ ¢ » “Go away 8 ho ways made her very angry, | g(‘n : o) - d J ) omes to the P 1 - S R | “Move your family over on the t way, bt o Y A : FEAd ght 2L0J gravel drive!” Turkey Proudfoot or- and re r ¥ Ryl LR : 4 C 1 y ol '8 [ through and put over a slow fire. [ dered her. - plining, stern eye Kk b o 2 5 é CLLICE, '| Br to the boiling point. =~ As the| Henrietta Hen said flatly that S R ¢ renc ¢ g Moy crs are | sugar melts increase the heat Boil [ wouldn't 4 2 Madge Rejoice y y g SEulEge ) 3 v Tt > | until sirup cracks when tried in cold fPhere are no bugs—no worrus ‘ ot n gk ra b water the gravel,” she told him v A b & 4 TEMOoVvLY chicks have a right to go a her in | @‘ to do this and not to do 2 Days More der irritation o1 j ; DAl o} oo 1i \ their | i ater and pour over the sirup. | murkey Proudfoot looked at lLu‘k.thk' i i L A i nn e or, [ trayed in the picture make an excel- | Mark ‘in squares when m cnough | fnazement. Never before had Hen- The American m v il Bt 11wt S . ! L e e SRR to crease and pu 1 hard. victta Hen spoken to him in such a must guard cc ntly against Kidney ars get even with you for stir 2 - b St £ aj trouble, because we eat too much and | > Madge's awful jealousy “hea . gdossyl 1 g Ag @AN Ny RL{_,i /E One cup confectiongr's sugar T o mtoltyi el axolalrasd, “Aroni all our food is rich. Our blood is| " 5 Ll LETpALOL, arming eupElans mb and all), 2 CUPs | yoy forgetting your mani Hen- 1a s, plays g role blanched almonds, 2 cgg whites, [ Yot filled with uric acid which the kid- S TR RO L e Do Land e thate s ; pye airiyve to filter ol they weaken |y slightly hollow sound to our QRypmeNi I AENE ! AEe ] 2, LEDAREE “No, I'm not!"” she snapped. “I'vc I lients 1| Line a pan with heavy white pa- g : from overwork, become s Zish; the | 1inth there was no one but outselve pan with heavy while stood too much from you all my life. 2 St 8| Mr. Grifiith Nich the same 1 er and cover it afer paper. = ror ¢ . eliminative tissues and the re-|is hear it, As it by psyohic un-|oor, Grifith in much 4 T 4 L P |,], \,‘M' ol \1,“1‘ ;:( Isvarn you now: that theiworm his What 1t seems — that he unearthed Mary Pickfor i SLm. W Wa paper may sult is kidney trou bladder weak-|gnoken consent we stopped the ban- | ) k { y + v .| turned.” 8 . 0 14 1 | Marsh, Wallace id, the 1 = | : Ay aell v ol o Suse Lt Turkey Proudfoot glanced quickly /fS bde ff)//?g ss and a gencral decline in health. | jinee and talkec e care i ness & liage and talked of the caref im i z A (el R R e et When your Kidneys feel like lumps | porgonal things which are always |Sisters, Henry Walthall, the Gish si ted suga : down at the sround, ed of lead; your back hurts or the urine | gyen a refuge in a strained situation (1¢7$ @nd others » o "Siir over a slow fire until the mix- |, Where's the worm? he asked. Made out o dreams {s cloudy, full of sediment or you are| ynti| 1red and his father came hack N i ; sar will | ture thickens and becomes white. | Point him out to me before hie gets obliged to seek relief two or three|yith the fish and the pole ETHEL CLAYTON AT LYCEUM g t make good|Try in cold v When a drop | I . And its the beatthful the screen and was “discovered’ hy b} ring 1€ T k f you suffer 3 o e “hec s « 1 I . T ere!” Criec J a fe times during the night; if You suffer| "Ry the time we reached home w At hoth per ces at the Ly ‘ iten- | keeps its shape to fonch HetclgSerist SRtionuls R o) dreams of real with sick headache or dizzy, nervous|ere all so physically we y that I|ceum theater t patrons that have tos » e | remove trom fir: 1d stirv in the al- t's just like you. If anybody tha spells; acid stomach, or you have|do not think any mental emotior | witnessed the first sho r of "A City riec smooth. | monds, ; i pies a worm, yon think you ought 1 rheumatism when the S, h‘rr 1'« bad, | mattered to any of us . And |s " in which Ethel Clayton, the A chipped enam- 1w marhle » with conf M e el 5 get from your pharmacist about four | Dicky and I were In our own shack, [gfar supreme, enjoyed the picture very | el or granit Tt b atienl ? S e o o Come! come!” Turkey Proudfoot ounces of Jad Salts; take a u-)vhv-“.m I gently pushed him into a big|much, Scenes laid in deep Parie in | used Morm in ball it into the | conxed her. “Don't let's quarrel over spoonful in a glass of water before|chaiw and brought a pillow for his|ipo underworld and the e of the| Che lear s 6 lven s RS eI ier 8 WGQIFFIT” kfast for a few ¢ ys and our a1 11 u sho V. P 3 aw o urn hac o Brsnltaat dor fn fomiluve mnd Syout nos ! dance of Death kept them spelibound. | best result paper, welght and let stand until cold, | YOU show 1he where you eaw i i | oorirayg in hig mag,e[hj production of Kkidneys will then act fine. This fam- I didn't fuss when there were [wpne Miracles of the Tunel new| The confections may ; Cut and wrap in olled paper. I Tl show you how to snateh a ||| f ous ts is made from the acid of | people around,” 1 said determin serlal has ac ry exciti nes | or as elaborat sire i} | Molasses worm up in the neatest and quickest grapes and lemon juice, combined [ “but you may as well submit with & (anq different o PR e Sfeni dasdies e olts as qklic Onelioun olitetn s lrown. | fashion with lithia, and has been used for|good grace now. I'm golng to take |gerials, The International News and|and save hours of wor sugar, 1 {easpoon vinegar, 1 tatble- | Henrietta Hen tossed her handsome | generations to flush and stimulate e of that head if 1 have to tie you |0 g Dune 4 v closed the|dipping is not a proces d|spoon butter, 1% tenspoon soda. head | tic Comedy S clogged Kidneys; to neutraliz » | hand and foot to do it.” picture program. The Belles of Broad. | requires infinite patience and some| Put molasses, sugar, vinegar and Ihe worm I was talking about is || Adzggd"b‘:gwmgm“g 4 acids in the urine so it no longer is| “All right” he growled, vet there | (I RFORICE TR RS BE FOREH o xperien butter in a . smooth sauce pan. [right before you,” she —sniffed. i of Thorias Burke a source of irritation, thus ending|was tendern in his voice. Coriedy aifow Auninslihal 1ast ihvas These recipes simple inex oil until a harc 1 formed when | you can't see it, I shan‘t help you. bladder disorders. I fall asleep while you fussing and{, "~ 05 (LS HAE E pensive candies require no d in cold water Remove from Of course she had been talkin Jad Salts s inexpensive; cannot in-| you wake me up, the angels in their | "0 40" Gt of her screen earcer, | thermometer in the making fire and ) o tic until [herself when she remarked that the jure, makes a delightful effervesc infinite mercy help you.” i h 1',” it “":,”""v", & Tutii i thick and pour into a well-buttered | worm had turned. She had meant lithia-water beverage, and belongs in| “Pooh! who's afraid ?” I mocked as [ S PREAR Wil be Sen B8 RE TV Gue cup chopned dates, P pan t stand until hard and cut | that she had always allowed Purkey every home, becausc nobody can make |1 lighted my canned heat stove, put [{2UM ihepter on 4 “[lchopped figs, 12 cup seedless raisins, [in squares. Prondfoot to treat her like a worm & mistake by having a good kidney|on my tiny tea kettle of water apd | MOy Tuesiay and Wednesiav, Wy ey ciron, 1 cup nut me: ; Chocolate Caramels, under his feet. But at last she had red basin and gauze and ress. Sebiide S Sk orange, confestioner’s st One pound loaf sugar, 3 squares | made up her mind that he shonldn't feature produced by Stuart I , Te- 5 . Pt date: . nut ro Vitter chocolate, 1 cup cream, 1 cup |or \bout any long And, indeed, my heart wa 5 D Rl v ; m=—————=——==== | lighter than it had been since Bess Mmemberec for nis directlon of MIs§) ,jaing through food chopped twic 1 , cup corn sirup, 1 teaspoon anwhile Turkey Proudfoot ° [ Dean appeared at the boarding house. [ Pean’s preceding success, “Reputi- )y qq grated rind and juice range. | vanilla. ast losing his temper. ave Gu l es never had been actually jealous of | 4o Mix well with a wooden spoon. W issol Ell r in milk. Add corn You've caused me to lose a fine. ® | her, never really feared her, b e Y in enough sugar to make sti'ff. Pack |sirup and cream. Bring slowly o | fat worm; and you shall sufer for it!" had made me most uncomfortable, GREAT BILTL, AT PALACE a square tin, let stand over night|the boiling point have chocvlate \ mere trifile such as a worm. Just flushing any time Then You Have Something to lmun and I rejoiced at her discomfitnr An exceptionally fine bill 18 noy ind cut in squares. Dip in powdered [and add S ough hot water tc Thousands who have piles have not | and at my own surmise t she | playing the I for the rest of tb ugar melt it. Stir into fivst mixture. Boii | g f Bl he rest of th ! Starting Sunday vening learned that quick an 1anent ra- | would find some ruse to advance the | week . The Keith vaudeville featire Peanut nnulv owly until a hard ball is formed & Hef can only be accomplished with in- | date of her departure. “Iads and Frolics” a very « Two cups brown s % cup wa- | when tried in cold water. The Lail |} ‘ Alat.—280" 124 FEve.—83c, - 280 ternal medicine. Neither cutting nor| While I waited for the water 10| musical comedy with a fine st, [ter, 1 teaspoon vine cup pea- [shiould be very firm. Pour into well- | & L any amount of treatment with oint-|phoil and then cool again, Dic told | protty scenery, and very 19 e | nuts. | buttered tins and cut when cold with ments and suppositories will remove [me of the information Kron had | costumes, The ac one cor v and ‘water in sauce puan.|a buttered knife. the ca given him ous line of s ) lan on !I,m stand until sugar is moist|{ (Copyright, 1921, NEA Servic i SR BT Bad eirculation causes piles. THere | “Does Lillian Know?™ ) is a complete stagnation of blood in| wgnonish didn't know Smith's Friday and Saturday e lowar bawel and i weakenlhs of | plans, I am certain of that. But he t LAST 2. DAYS the parts. Dr. J Leonhardt was | (g the *Man Friday,” who did what- . of the first to find the remedy. His pre-icver he was told. Smith told him to- : 3 4 BELLES OF BROADWAY !(‘ri!‘l““”' }”;‘!I 4’:1» ) ]:1 % ("]‘ “Hiit)fl to swear that he had bheen in o 3 Fell N . all druggists. )r. Leonhardt tried it 8 since before ¢ er, when in M~ Jia i B e e e s it : The Midnight ord of success in 98 per cent and then | gone for two hours hefore the trooper om0 ! decided it should be So0ld under a|swas brought in ,and that when he did tigid money-back guarantee, B . Cabaret “""l’" waste any more time With|pe was sweating, winded, as if L ) et Py oo outside applications. Get a pac Kad baed. sUBfiDE, and his elothing Al Good Time. ar ‘Everylody | 2 ONTENUO % of HEM-ROID from Clark & Tirain- | wag in a frightfu; state of dishevel: ‘ T oS o JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S erd Company today. It has given safe | pent, as if he had been crawling o1 : i \ ¢ , and lasting reielf to thousands and|he ground, which, of course, we 3P AN | 3 ETHEL CLAYTO 0 qutry ;hmlh{] lvllu the same for you—it sel-|gnow he had. It seems he alw > 2 v A om fails. cept a gomplete wordrobe at the inn, Vg e ¥ f \ 3 ; i A : B/ | o THE CTTY SPARROW B And The Law l ) ? could :h.wnc:l .:l an \\ t\r]n‘n‘ B [l"_ 5 ] », SR f N e Starting Sunday What S Gone itditlie, henli e one Shav s ls - PRISCILLA DEAN | | Frank W, Stafford & Mario T Stone, * Yhogntomn dor SR EL D R 2 e Powers & Wallace, Geo. and Ray suppose Lillian knows T r Perry, Osaki & Takd, “I haven't the slightest idea,” I re- ] i 0 FLlCT” ¥ Lumbago plied truthfully. “When she gave me i : ™ : 2 the badge she told be she had You Won't Stay in Bed Long if You | hunch I might need it, but she Rub on Quick-Acting Begy's that she was not speaking from any | e o - # e Mustarine. | knowledge, just from intuition.” <<} : A e D 4 & . R S It 0 “Not fr any specific knowledge . % 3 g @ N g A . i 54 flMEm does the work and cannot blis from S ter the tenderest skin. of this case, perhaps,” Dicky rejoined - 3 = 2y v ) > HARTFORD Keep a box handy, for lumbago|sagely, “but I'll bet she has some s comes quickly and you can bet you'll | background somewhere against which ) “ A b s o X ' b Burlesque | want it to go quickly when it comes. | this will show up. Trust old Lil for And it @ill go quicker than you |having all the threads or gelting y { N A k Ak ; k . ever hoped for and 8o .will sore|them. But you keep out of it all : i All \\cek—Matmec‘dally throat, chest colds, tonsilitis, pleurisy 1 can ihere oigan w0 (he "W' A Y \ 4 Today and Saturday ; AL REEVES and bronchitis, saving of the world let the other 2 : ; . I i Mustarine often ends the \H\ 1o it for a char Isn't that 4 Continuous Show Saturday \ BEAUTY SHO‘V misery and subdues the inflammation | water right let?” | - With Harry Cooper before most remedies you have heard “ajust,” T pronounced upon investi- | A P 7 ’ v H 82 p The Most Astounding Photoplay g You’'ll Give Hmi about get started | zation, and proceeded with the wash- clow-acting Temedies. whon. eumes | Lhat i i Idecd bt & aighi wound, Eggg that would dellght .8 4 A In Years e tic pains are eased, neuralgia banish- | which required only the attenti ed and soreness and stiffness ended ir sive it. Dicky squirmed ‘ ikl 4 ¢ o e i even a farmer’s wife! 1 { “THE GOLEM” Mnfluenza et you, i € tering & | Be M ustarine he vt imimonline stunts in su SR S y KEITH VAUDEVILLE Pain Killer on Feart? f ( drew m - ; s iy what big, solid fellows they are. How full and 7l f V17 “you little devil!” he said. meaty they prove to be when you open them ? 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