New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 20

S S o Af it takes al cobmiant PRAID B ARk aned i BEGIN HERS Calvin Gray | the mos: elares Henry banker Baghara Parker Parker Gus Gray, takes Ma gheny, the daughter tains. Gray visits shows him where she with fairies Ma pretends princess and Gray declare & duke A MaMsAEe COMPON formation that Bud Friskow, td has run away from schoo affers to follow and bring home ex himself Nelson Gray son o Anughter Rriskow Rriskow 10 the them and Ma goes 1o visit imse ith in sor Giray he In NOW GO ON WITH THE sTORY “N.not exactly, but—"' Allegheny rose with an ex of anger Well, T won't meet ‘em He'd better mind his own by “Why, Allle! the mother ex. claimed, in mild reproach “I won't! 1 hate everyhody with his high an' ways girl choked “He looks down the same as other don't hlame him He acts was cattle, we are' Her scorn appeared to whip the speaker into & higher frenzy. “Now he's gone off to spofl Buddy's doin's, But tin' in, that's what it is, It T knew where Buddy is, I'd warn him I'a tell him to look out I'd tell him to grab his chance when it comes along the Driskow money, all | wells, He's lucky, | It don't make any dif. took up with, if he amation Him the on us an' 1 ke fancy folks does, wo an' own the RBriskow Buddy s, ference wha he loves-her." Never but once before had the Bris- kows seen their daughter in a mood | oy fike this ,and that was on the sion of thelr first visit to Dallas, It was several moments after the door of Allie's room had slammed be- hind her before Gus Driskow spoke, and then it was with a deep sigh. “I been afraid something like this, Ma. T reckon we're goin' to pay dear for our money hefore we get through."” “An’ him with a princess in Wi-| chata Falla!” the mother quavercd, CHAPTER XVIIL. A Welcome Visitor While it cannot be said that Tom Parker had ever labored arduously at anything ,nevertheless he had fol- jowed his calling faithfully, and the peculiar exigencies of that calling had made-of him a light and fitful sieeper. That small room at the rear of his office Barbara had cleared of its dusty accumulations—of ite saddles and | gsaddle-bags, its newspapers and «lis-i orderly files—and had transformed into a retreat for him. Tom approved of the change after he became accustomed to it, for he was subjected to fewer irritating dis- tractions there than elsewhere. Tt was his practice to sleep from nine- thirty until eleven, when “Bob" fetched him a glass of orange juice with a ‘“‘spike” in This refresh- ing beverage filled him new energy to tackle the issucs of the v, and thereupon began a routine fixed as some religious ritual. | Promptly upoil the count of twenty| he emerged from the inner | ocea- with office, | glamming the door energetically be- | hind him. | Whether “Bob" was alone or en-| gaged with clients, O1d Tom's air was | always the same; it was that of busy may weighted with grave re sponsibilities. He frowned; he mut- | tered, hurriedly: “Got to see a mar hour . Anybody calls, wait." | This took him to the front vl(;u!." which he also slammed behind him-—- | there being a certain force and de- termination to the sound of a slam-| ming door . 'Then limped down the street to Judge Halloran's office. | fi WHY HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE VICTIMS CANNOT GET INSURANCE in the insurance Extension In- odies, the to the very indi- in ‘em an | back to | tell | exami- com- It is signiticant that by Life milar is given nations conducted and by the Ad other attention panics stitute greatest readings of blood pr h hlood pressure ire. The presence of h without urable that must cates that ment, an i tain to arise in carly death High Blood 1it ventually end ir upon the m ing them arteries, to cor and foreing constipated sleep we are have sure. Do not things to danger sig lin from 3 e authorized to dispe antee to return » u do not experience lertul relief from | the very first Lottic, The vague ain't quite the same hoy You're Getting more like your mother every week, 1 said, well to see you in your ranch clothes | agadn . 1 bet you've clean forgot Im\\" AR B Res PEa T Ta b goftened, then » EE YOU DO A FEW HER FATHE URGED, judge usually had the regret peered forth from his « “Certainly are swect, but Rut what?" The girl smiled checker. at him, seems like you you. was somehow, YOh, T don't know- changing lately, course,” he like awful of -I'd like quickly, that, “but For Fifty Years America’s Fav Drink HIRES Household Extract For making ROOTBEER at home Hires is the old, original ex- tract. 1t makes a pure, delicious rootbeer that never has been equa'ed. One package makes 80 lasses. Have vou tried Hires Fiotaehold Extract for making Ginger Ale at home? 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Philadelphia | up .\E‘\V BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1023 SOAKS RIGHT IN AND LIMBERS UP - STIFF JOINTS Pharmacists Call Tt “doint Ease” He canse 10 for Swollon, Sore, Pain: ful, Oreaky Joints Only and swelling re ed to he the good ars to @ stantly 1 flesh and starts rig inflamed A8 good as new eall this new and wandert Joint Pase" vho turned th years to medy that millions of p one or more points attention Toint Fase r 1 for people who creaky, d whether it be swolley aky pain oints beeause triek work perfe would rea op who that need Wepriced it the have helpfu Knes fing rheumatism Ankle eok or il whether I8 cunsed thing cls Of put ar ments aching muscles, erlek in the ne feot heeatine of it penctrating action, but what it I8 really recommended for is joint all ments of any nature w Ak for i tube of “Joint Ease.” You cAN use it several times in one even Ing for quick results, hec right through the skin few seconds' rubbing. hy on , It ean’t help but quickly imbugo superficial @« neuritis, the sl LR uralgia stiteh in k or sore tever Ause it goes with only o It surely is & and when it gots, der the skin, It starts right {n to clean up all joint trouble Every druggist dispenses it daily for about 60 cents a tube, as do first class druggists everywhere, e ——— penetrate {to ride and rope and ry me sometime girl Apparently Ton ieved there wus | | no time 1ike the present, for he siid | his right hand under the left lapel of his coat, ahd when he brought it away there was a large single-action Colt's revolver in it-——a massive upon the mother-of-pearl | and eee,” said | the weapon handle plates of two stee heads, seee you do a few tricks, ‘Bob.’ | Do the roll. Remember she don't| | #tand cocked."” Miss Parker rose to feet and | :umn the weapen. She halanced it in | her hand ,then she spun it, rolled it, { fanned it, went through a routine of | | lightninglike sleight-of-hand that | | her | Tom had taught her long before. | “Lessee you do a few shots,” her | father urged, when she handed it | back to him. i | “In here?" s our shanty, Drive a| [ fow nails or—P'Il tell you; kill that| | bear and save that tenderfoot's life.” | | Tom pointed Winchester calen | dar on the rear wall, which bore the | 1'thographic likeness of an enraged | grizzly upon the point of helping him- | self to a hunter, | “Why, we'll have the whola town | running in."” | Reluctantly Tom reloaded his wea- pon and thrust it back into its shoul | der holster; regretfnlly he murmu led: “Doggone! We never have any | [more fun." He turned toward, the | door. “Where are you going, dad?" “I got to see— What is it?" “Hob™ hesitated. 1 wish stay here. 1 think Mr. Gray this morning ,and I expect him in." | Tom decided that he had made| Judge Halloran wait long enough. Ha | have been in the old ras king row by this time. So he s I risk Wish 1 could, son, but I got to & a man.'” “Mr. Gray was Lefore e went ny, always ont.” When ghowed no inclination to tarry, Bar- bara spoke with more impatience | | than she had ever used toward him to & vou'd should times were several but you her father here which were carved |G man pulled [ ower over his eyes f the roon it Ha Judge oran's offi to further vitted the g ghare of the o sluees ioint was time mal five 1 elr it it me to t wsistance andle the ar i exeess of sevent ollars, Such thing Tom Aid not ki 1 vasily find out-—a al thousand o firm's were heing de st how, hut he 1 there wepe dollars in the bank bus was ahout to leave, so Tom in prick o8 ran o she v Gy | vould suggection of having | the hreast of le throbbod sting with e at seeing o enter with nter, ith energy; ' uklnsm ,and elight was hoyish told Jucksor 0 [ : FAYINg vaft an hour longer. plendid! 1 eume the instant you phed—dropped everything, in| Home of my men vaiting to sce me, hut T haven't ¢ otified them of my arrival. Important busi- ness, too; I hurried right were They can walt," Gray ughed gladly “Jove! How he. coming that hat is, T hired the he could f and it ont to hooks to ) ¢ ' was “He won't tole are on, nevertheless nute v und’ 1 permitting you to tulk to you that 1 I had earned a with you, wouldn't spoll it by driv e about—busi cely know where "Bob"” had the Northwest ; nothing else her field clot out really for a q sudden contrariness ghe experlenced n s she could not explaii “Oh, I'm sorry 1 simply can't,” He was so wionsly that her - determination strength; she wa 1 at own mendacity en the utter impossibility office, and told a circumstanti about a title t had to he with people from out of ttown. In order finally to get him before she could « e her she prom through affairs and then drive out to him home. Gray drove directly to the lease he tad come to examine, and was dis-| appointed to learn that the owner had left. This was annoying; “Boh" assured him that he w ex- | Inquiry elicite from the ch o admission that of "all sorts to begin.” cted to drive | tension with | in her| : even latd k ehange, ¥ a took held of her; | perversity that | Xy to been declared. disappointed gained her nined the | fih closed she of leay away mind, her bring ed to It ust pected. surly individual than reluctant in no the | 1 told myself ; ——~ “ask'tor Horlick's “fhe ORIGINAL Malted-Milk For Infants, Invalids & Children The Original Food-Drink for All Ages. QuickLunchat Home Office&Fountains. RichMilk, Malted Grain Extractin Pow- der& Tabletforms, Nourishing~Nocooking. 3@ Avoid Imitations and Substitutes WOMEN MAKE GOOD AS EXPERT RAT CATCHERS Lomdon Has People Engaged in Queer Basiness of Clearing Bulldings of Ratse=Women Interested Press. Odiest of the of Lov ny near NRorough men in this colony go tn vorld guaranteeing t ouse or ship of parts of ear any ates witl ' warel bours oy employ work single 26 traps and ferrets in this operations for a the capture nd their month Aln They they have tea h of 25,000 invelve the rodents, for 1# in medieal for dissec. tlon work and periment, They are s0ld thesa institutions at § cents ead, During war the rat eatch- ors did a huge trade, ‘They supplied the thorities with 1,000 rats a periments, 1t was at were employed In spite of their to rats, they roon in ac- do not %i gha va lahoratories an ospitals to war this time 1} to eateh the natural repugnance showed a surprising aptitude quiring the technigue Today seores of in the queer numher recently wild rats for at reduced prices,” The entire lot of rodents was bought by a medical laboratory, COW HONORED GUEST Champion Bovine is Toasted for ga t womenr women are en- pursuit, One of advertised &N thely sle Gathering With Glasses of Own ted Pross . 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