New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1923, Page 5

NEW BRITAI DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 2 ————— PAILY FASHION SERY (¥ = T mme———— Bring Out Your Beauty FOR BUSINESS AND SPORT || ‘Dont énvy Other ——— e MY HUSBAND'’S LOVE Adele Garrison's New REVELATIONS OF A- WIFE Phase of Finely pleated skirts of flannel are worn with failored silk blouses for business and sport The skirts may be elther belg Lrown or navy blue if they are pla colors, but many shops are showing yrinted fabries, stripes and pla The Way Madge Managed (0 fer, and she was quick-witted enough | “*Tefully harmonious colors as well . Rlouses of the type sketohed are Checkmate 1otla }'“n‘:'o" ":’""“". 1 mast popular. They are made elther AX Toas Doan's broeay sntranes in. | None better in the protesh” whe | ! F'See TOEV"S "min Tagy Delica-Brow Liquid ' to Lella Durkee's room, T rose quiek- | {=2"[¥ m'.mum. burlessued fashian. | 18O tallered cuffs and are sure to « se-Laah and Brow Dressing ¥ to my fost dnd stood in sueh |y b SICETEE CUPRORIER Saanions | Pe finished with & low waisted tall- IT'S w0 easy 10 make your eyes look position that it was impossible for - ored beit. Heavy erepe in white or y . P school teaching. 1 don't suppese p sparkling, with heavy lashes snd Leila's face to be seen by the girl in | iy, Puet| belse i the favorite material althaush arched hrows—s wonderful effect= the doerway, ere’s & woman In the business that! with plain skirta biouses of eolored the dark lustrous serting for your Upset. nervously by the aceident to | C2" *N8ke & boy Into the alale by his| silk prints are worn es, Try it} » usly by acel coat eoliar quicker than 1 ean.” — oven Trykel her ankie, 1 Afraid that Lella | oy giwaye when Ress Dean chooses, | ¢4 Yarn into a mitten, he eried aut Does Not Run or Smear might betray her aversion to the other |y, "y inors gy twisted face and ,,,‘uneumm-, “Don't knit any more! I've Looks Perfectly Natwral woman, and I did not choose 'h"!mlmluhh drawl, set us all to laugh. | ecided that I don't want any mittens, Detsca (pranounced Del4-ke) Brow Ligian Hess should have a ehanee to gloat ng 4 after all,” s waterproof and noe afiected by rais over thin evidence of jealousy, A% Mer| "But whan ane had wone down.| HN® dropped her knitting in amaze. | 000 0 N el feeupd b vanity would term It stairs, T noticed that Lella's smile had | ™nt Toss. The efect t8 marveloa, har “A tahle?" I queried in exagmerated (o000 o SOUEEE LN Lotia's wmlle had Why, Ephraim Rear'" she ex i nos "wages. " Cauly spplied with s and pretended amarzement, hefore Al- |, iy amusement looked n\n. trom | C/aimed. “Of course y want these --:v‘\’\wr':~';lv el & fred could reply to Miss Dean's re. her dark eves. mittens Des Peow is for male by meny dn quest, “We don't need any table up | 'No!" replied Mr, Near, *T've g riofhed | AR hetili I here." ehangsd my mind." | oo can's obiain, don't vake o sl alla’s not able to come down. Mrs, Bear eouldn't understand it | | ;""“,‘_,““';',,, get. & siaps, T3¢ and BhlNe S SAa1" Bt Tasn's veles an. But she saw that he meant what he [ Ut money back if You are not parently held extreme solicitude, “$o Ahetsnrn St | sald elaed vl The elevation of Stanley Baldwin to the premiership of Great '::nl.h" Duvhk" and I planned to have | |, MORE TALES i _,,:,:;',?!’.”:'h ',,",':,','::kr',‘" you & red Sond e fovlaris penerone Firitain, means increased social prestige for his wife (left) and his nner \ 0" { a v 1 } 3 Bt R b WP OF No, thank you! You have| DELICALABORATORIES, Inc, § | daughter, Miss Hetty Baldwin, ALAASIY 1n NAING. our hoetess 65.6 | weh 1o do without knitting me Jl‘churd\.&- New York Eay sponsor for the little scheme which CUFFY BEAR " j':\l"\l':'uv- g Ry IJ“-T}(V}:’:’(';{" 1 own, * 1 oo T o AR e M BARTHIRSIOTT BAILEY . | ™¥in sk bis ens —— —_—— which T saw unsusplicious Alfred was sk JJ0m forget the knltting he beg- = ey e am—— 4 e 2 | &ed her, “I've come to |r~:| you some. 1} " tor Speci Yes, We Have No ¥y ridie ' sad ) & ¢ ¥ have my little cave for a ayhouse, H G C n K of ( ha coms- el T Sl T e e T | Gossip’s Corer| o DRGHSED ASSOGITES e e et 18 ean't think of anything more dismal |mn'h->.\w|n(r-l to think about, And|Nome. 50 I wouldn't hear thelr nolse | ") 001 Wil postponed to next Friday, don |_ have to ‘hn\r it there, .\ml‘wu the Mttle cave that ho had "””"’I | right there at home hercafter. And Foulard Frocks | Will March to Old and New (mhuk ~advt Lella's ankis fan't ns bad as we fearad, where he had slept the night before. || ¥N0W you'll be delighted to hear the A foulard frock with u smart tiered [ TO( k H] 0 I} Ll[ Mr. and John Quinlivan have With the bandages AIf and 1 have| "l (0w g P 10 R happily, | "0W% because I'll he at home when | skirt is smart enough in itselt, but it Cemetarios and Place Flowers / 5 UW 6 returned from a honeymoon trip to just put on, shell be perfectly ablo | uxow 1 can make up my mind Abot | YO WANt 1o call me for meals,” becomes doubly 80 when combined on Graves Boston, Mass e to hobble down,” iy Ho was much surprised when Mrs. [ with a light wool coat lined with fhe salnind tadio sets and supplies at Morans, “TIl Watch My Stop—' | And just then Mrs. Bear stuck ner| BPAF sald she wasn't sure she liked |same material of the trock Members of the Y. M. T. A. & 1,|BY The Amocigted F advt “S8he shan't stir ‘one step unless 1| his plan | — ) . audington Al % ,, and “rank M " p hexd into the den: ’ | soclety Wil meet toMOFrOW GItOFNOON | cromii vty p ) | Mr.and Mrs. Frank McMahon of carry her," Alfred interposed, and I|™ g you want your new mittens to| (COPYTIENt, 1023, by Metropolitan White Moire Coats at the soclety's clubhouss o ORI S0 120 Cherry street are recelving con- thrilled with triumph for Leiia at the|he red, Ephraim-——or some other col- Newspaper Service.) Coats of white moire are shown for | eite street and form for a procession| s 10 Ko to " | gratutations on the Lirth of o datgks protective possessiveness in his tone. she asked him. e |formal wear. Bome of them are [to tha old and new Catholic comoteries | 1oy 1o o - il iver That the little speech was galling to | Yes! Yea! Red! Re | trimmed with bands of white fur, {whero ‘flowsrs will be piaced on the| aiturnays ofttce from Iiincis o) “That Wicked Tango” Specal. C. Bess Dean's vanity I guessed, but|Mr. Rear snapped, “Ploase [others are guiltiess of any trimming, | praves oy o A members and ap-| effect that Leighton Mount. sup 1| L. Plerce & Co.—advt, there was no trace of chagrin in voice | Don't talk to me any more, I'm | relving solely upon the smartness of | ;oo viate oxercises will be held to have been siain during a class rush he claim tee of the com- or face, as she tilted her head to one | thinking. BY BERTHA B BEAPLE | their cut. Following is the 1ist of deceased|at Northwestern university in 1981, | mon council met last night and. néasd side, quirked her lips into a provoca- “Oh! Pardon me!" Mrs, Rear mur- 3 ,,’f L '"‘\ E, ’?"“,“""m“ | 5 ‘nrt-mlmry [ lity had committed suicide. | the petition of George Carter for tive little emile and asked teasingly: | mured, withdrawing hastily. e "‘_‘""“'_"' University silver Fox e o i S et b A damaged reautting from inidrise Al “Isn't there any chance for poor| “Thank goodness!™ sighed Mr, Bear, re’s a recipe:for a tasty, small| Silver fox Is the fur of the moment, | J°! i 1 Hu ataD, 4 il the attorneys and tained when he was struck by a fire little ME to turn MY ankle? The|"T was afraid I wouldn't be able to “"K¢ i [t I8 tdeal for wear with any type of |IO¥ ,'-h“: : Fat g o ) v'hl“: | Fathier ViERILiAS, PICRLL Shokecy tiilgkos DelAlbn Was essrvaAR rewards are tempting — don't you|Put my mind on this question. And |, G M four tablespoons butter,|trock, but particularly with the ‘"m” Sl LA N?mv. SR, AR SRR "1\ SR Guibransen Player Planos, Moran's e e, | 1 | druaghiy misig thes oarthe oub| gvouta s o dhr i o 4 Lomeh Sy Bk Vg, Tuises| ahorer of Mssee ousty ) s o] duiteen Fiyee Plasek S04 R i | 8 v 3 Y yolks | tailleur of elegant line. Jonovan, Peter McCrann, Sr., Michael | have given as the basls : 41 mfi::am:::]‘,";:,'f,"“:h:,'”: i:’:f‘"'fi""‘r';'“ and one-fourth cup cold water, Mix | i et Marnon, Michael Hussian, Richard [ tlon the contents of a letter written| Mr. a “]\,'“” Loren 0. Bakatady [eihe M lMhot s ewity ks four tablespoons corn starch, three- | Many Sizes Haren, John Sheehan, Michael Quirk, [ by Mount to Dori fl""r R Bty "’1""(‘"1"‘:‘_"""[ R“: A SRS IpnRe BeN whn‘mal;l— it fourths cup of flour and two tea-| A gown of dotted swiss varies its James Graham, Edward Hayes, Ed.|frien and reports said to have been canette T \“.,.IH‘ artford an: ) y spoons baking powder and sift twice. | dots in size from small ones that can rd Hinchey, Luke Daly, Rev. Luke|stolen from the Burns de E. Baker of Boston are spend- s vacation at St. Johns, shielding body to pull herself to-| . Brunswick gether, and Bess Dean saw only smileg | oy ant detalls of the statement were Combine the mixtures. Add two | scarcely be seen to others as large as Daly, William Gorman, John J. Hick- ¢gg whites beaten until stiff, one-half | quarters. Collars and cuffs of ple d | ey, Nicholas Hoppe, Michael O'Mara,| on her apparently placid face and| | teaspoon vanilla and one-fourth tea-{organdie trim {he frock. William Corrigan, John Coyle, Peter|!°Vealed to the Associated Press by | Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans heard nothing save amusement in her | &poon lemon extract. e -n‘n' John ‘*'!nro‘\. William ';»,nm the elder Fitch, who said he I per- | —advt, liiting voice. g | Reat briskly for five minutes, Turn Pink Roses [James McKeon, Rev. W. A, Harty,|Suaded his sc ! all he knew.| Mrs, H. Zimmerman of JUG ; “Don't fall downstairs to find out,’ Into a well-buttered and slightly| A hat of very fine biack Milan has | fames Smith, Fugene Glacken, John| TN Younger s father sal t and Miss Winifred Kehoe of she said with a careless little laugh floured pan. —Press into the corners|a cluster of pink roses placed at the iy, criristapher Hollvwood. Vaten.| Nad been conc Tonk SLrask JIAVe:te urhed o for which 1 couyd have hugged her, so | and upon the sides of the pan.|right side. A vell of very fine bIACK |yjmn Melinemen Dari Henn oy, | the alleged st 4 brip jto. New: Torlc cliate - AoEN i apparently free from worry it sound- | Cover with shredded almonds and | |ace softens the cloche brim. R ;1-&,'.' e 1 Mebone| to spare the feelings of Mol hael Kehoe of Tremont street is ed. powdered sugar and bake from 30 to ! s _Kelliher, Raymont eDon-f oote with whom he lived for ng her son, Jack, New York It there was a tiny warning con- | 45 minutes, | Hot Dishes oush, Willlam ¥, Grace, Michacl I. time while he was a student at North- | city S tained in her words—which 1 doubt- e Have a supply of holders in your ' ‘"“”'“f‘:‘;m; PRI (aRen e e 1““\'”(‘: Y'r‘:.\i‘t'v'nt record. C. Ta ed, for Leila isn't subtle-—Fess Dean | kitchen y.—,r h\nrl'y“g hm r[hflhflfl 1- IS AL o i on, ccording to the youth's staten el ';f ce & 0. avt, e THE NG LADTABNOSSTHEWAY 445, i ot B A, SOl (U SR At e ooy ol PRISLE Oy o “Oh! Tl watch my step,” she| ‘dlshmnr‘h “which mav burn over nml"""" Fih f""‘_ v“"“ e _') b chs con ained a nu».-.v“n .u‘nw e|the R win J .11‘4 0. a Iu}n‘l‘mg lot SEIRA Faselemiy "hinlerat 1 bt | [ioniey Thomas Keilliher, Lawrence McCarthy | while the reports he Rurns |on Russwin [oad to Eric W, Carlson, rited over lom"‘m",, ghe added. | | PSS Robert I'rawley, Thoma Martin, | ageney were s ve contained Barney Google,” Victor at Morans s 53 { Wall Paper John McGrath, I'red Costello, Peter|information that Mount, two days he- “Then I'm likely to do anything.” | Leila Is Not Amused i maan to let Cuffy and Silkie haw Her cyes flashed defiance into mine | Wy little cave for a playhouse. as she spoke, but I gave no hint ofl understanding her. 1 was consclous| - fot me see!--what was it all| disappearance, had trans In a south room use a light gray| White, George Murtha, John O'Neil, [ fore h paper, with possibly a rough finish, [Joseph Callahan, William Smith, | ferred all of his money to the fiance [ which is an excellent background for |Daniel A. Murray, Christopher Doyle,| of his sister Helen ragular monthly meeting of almost any type of interior decora- | Bernard MecAloon, Raphel Mulconr Fitch is declared to have expla € w Britain Poultry association ting. In a north room use yellow,|David Gagan, Cornelius Kehoe, Peter|the presence of the rope around the | will be held at Odd Fellows' hall, the | | :‘r:n“\lx':::r:r:ru';fifl] nfi‘:::‘?;!m- ;:m:';! :::uv ? He frowned, because he had | tan or some warm tint. H. McMahon, John RBannon, Dennis skvlm.n:\l found H‘nrlr\r!:\ )m‘r]n( Eva Arch street, Monday at S8 o'clock 8, i ‘ i | . ? *atrie ton and virtually identified asswthat; p. m 4 v ¢ " v e O'Kecfe, Martin Welch, Patrick H. p.m . when in the presence of women whose [ Once more forgotten what he wanted | | Making Tee Last | O'Brien, Willlam McEnroe, Richard [0f Mount, by saving Mount had — “By the Shalimar’—Fox trot recs placed a rope around his waist before ord. C. L. Pilerce & Co.—advt. entering the class rush a few hours Zigmund Milewski of 384 Broad { Lefore his disappearance: t reported to the police this & Third Degree Charged ing that some one entered his The younger Iitch vesterday ex- last night and made away with pressed displeasure when he learned | $9 in cash that his father had begun sult for| June Victor records, Henry Morans. a first course unless the second one is /| $10,000 each against Attorneys Whar- | —advt. | a light one of vegetables or ffsh. |ton and Sbarbaro, as representatives | McDonough, Edward McDonough, sl agices ey e s A R & | et 4 d ot D Dalton, Cranus| of the state's attorney's oftice ot | Cjeszynski Seeks $4,000 in animosity to each other is only thinly | to ponder over. - And then, luekily, he concealed, and so I hastened-to cnd|remembered again. Ah, yes! It was the situation. | his littie cave! “Tsn't dinnar about ready?" 1 asked,| ~ ] don't believe'—said Mr. Bear: “Of course,” Miss Dean replied a1 don't beliove I'll ever dare to take bit tartly, | a nap there again. For T don't want to oversleep again, and miss a meal.” Well, he thought and thought. He /| knew he couldn't give up his frequent nap: And he must have a quiet Wrap vour ice in newspapers and | Naglo, patrick Regan, James Claffey, it will last much longer than if you | jgward Hyland, John 1. Crowley, do not protect it in this way from the | \ijjiam c‘rowe, John Houlihan, John itk Lord, John . O'Brien, James A, Puf- | | fy, Joseph Traceski, Henry Swole, D, Darrow, D. J. Farrell, John . Hollywood, Henry Mooney, Irank J il, John J. Bowen, Thomas Al Serving Soup Never serve heavy cream soups for | “Then if ¥ou don't mind telling Mrs, Durkee that we'll be down in five minutes,” T went on, ‘“we'll make your words good. And 1 imagine j \ lace in which to enjoy them. | 8 ak homas White, | Cook county 11 LA an] ° o Teila will be more comfortable jf she! P 4 Water in Cake . | Cook county Tilinois. amages ar “I have it!” he cried at last, “T'll| : ¥ | e loBtterT Hirrr 1O Bien: N R R Sty i et ¢ i ‘arm ) | i can often use water in mixing | y | ask n connection with the i o o1 ha"‘r‘an T R | let the'children play in my fittle cave; B i eid et e ma At thavlC) Itcue, slleged grilling for 48 hours of the uit Brought Over Notes 1l get them for you,"” Alfred hast- | | a cake instead of milk, | £ and I'll take my naps here at home Lecause there won't be any shouting | or romping or quarreling. T can g0 to sleep oven if Mrs. Bear talks to| me. And I'll be sure to be on hand | the cake will be lighter in texture and | Moore, Jeremiah 3 lccal prosecuting attorney's son while Anton Cieszynski, through Attorney Hsa llable to scorch. Grath, John Lardner, John H. Mur-| he was heing questioned in Chicago| Flins Ringrose, has brought suit | : phy, Joseph P. Haren, Fred Crowley, [recently. The father alleges third de- inst Leo Bojnowski and Walenty | soup James Grace, Patrick Hinchey, Rich-|gres methods were used Lech for $4,000. The writ is retufns Left-over gravy makes a good |avd Barron, Willlam Ifinnegan, Deny: The younger Fitch declared he re-| aple in the ety court on the third . | starting point for a soup. Dilute it| DiMarco, George Murphy, John|[garded the two attorneys from Chi-| Monday in June. Constable Ired i to proper consistency, season, add any | Crowe, William Mullen, James I* | cago as his friends. Winkle has served the papers and at- left-over vegetable or cven a spoonful | Riley, Pe Pitzpatrick, John Wha-| tached real estate on High street, The of cereal from breakfast which will |jen, Datrick MeMahon, Thomas J. ‘DROVE UNDER INFLUENGE plaintiff is suing to recover on notes M. Doyle, George which he, with the defendants, en- He was getually smiling as he shuf-| The young lady across the way says : e a8 {or e —— | thicken it somewhat. Simmer for a| Ryan, Jam 14 croutons 1, It ol hessic e tRalena e fled off into the woods. And when he|she believes in a larger measure Or o acedioh HiR soivE i, { Lynch and Emil Jones OF LIQUOR' FINED $100 rsed and v : ‘“,,1,‘:" ot DRINK WATER came upon Mrs. Bear beneath the big|federal control by the states them- & y : | couple of hours, strain, = A4 SLOPER SELLS PROPERTY e e e e 'Came to Connetcicut IF BACK OR | fly interposed. “They're’ right there in the dining room,” I said coolly, although I knew better, Bess won't have to move them two feet. Resides, she prides at meal time. herself upon being «. strong-armed: Mr. Bear e, stretched h!msv'lf. lady.” and went out into the open air, feel- T had made it impossible for her to|ing ve well plased with himself do anything save protest Alfred's and the world. | pine tree, busily knitting some bright "selves. Orchid Tones | — P s — BT of ore "ate) 'y Man, Whose Motor Stalled, s 7 A lovely hat of orchid horsehair | .t [MAOR e N \\wrl-un H u P I L re——— ! ay fo J. Sloper, president of fhe bt solia i 3 braid has a large how at the back of | (Y i i it Attracted Attention of Police by 0 riear Be S ea vneut velvet ribbon in a deeper shade | Brit AL Queer Antics, of purple. It is also bound with the |Story brick buliding ane National lot ad- | dutker shade: joinlng on T.enox Place to Dr. 8. W, Harry Lapham of Waterbury was ‘ | Trving. fined $100 and cost by Judge B, W KlnNEYS HUR : Cooking Fat | Alling in police court this morning Jait Save and clarify all fat from | Trapped fur is fevered, and if not|for driving a motor vehicle in New | | cooking. | Killed in a short time, will shed. { Britain Thursday morning while un- Begin Taking Salts if You Feel Back- | | (i e TSR _ ] ; j,’.’l, f,”-” :;'m 1' m.' 1\1"\’-‘\”‘,‘{ achy or Have Bladder Weakness Too much rich food forms arldt}'m"" e o 0 explanation so much as I would : No’ Thls lq Not Mlle. Lenglen ' } _‘\:I\smlj\‘.“”:” Ef by tollcimanE vy lave, aad I not received Sally's letter. which excite and overwork the kid-| Prescott, Care of the Secret Drawer, Sometimes T almost find it in my| “”Mr"hn[”nmrrv :i; Tv[m‘.‘lll']:: ‘r v‘v“..:";;‘lk:\. nevs in their efforts to fliter it feom | ; .. coing to deposit this letter | heart to envy Sally. She has made | | tromt Main st was the system. Flush the kidneys occa- | o0 gaily Atherton in this little se- | herself so indispensable to her hus- | deavoring to start it he camv sionally to relieve them lke your re-| . ot draier and when I am inclined | band. dong. He said 1 the ; lieve the bowels, removing aclds, | o yhink my lot is hard and when 1| T do not know what T would do if | cvsed man started the e . acids, waste and polson, else you may | fn i mysel rebelling against my little | T were placed in a similar position. | stalled on him. The car procceded feel & dull misery in the kidney re- aunovances, I'am going to take it out| You probably will not understand about two feet each time the e , sion sharp pains in the back or sick | and read it, lthlg, vou “gay little Marquise,” for, | was started, the policeman said. H headache, dizziness, the stomach sours |~ girange, fsn't it, that most women |if T road your lotters aright, you were tongue Is coated, and when the weath- | || face a great calamity when it|always just a care-free bit of thistie- er is bad you have rheumatic twinges. | comes into their lives just as brave- | down that was content to be the| then said that he arrested lapham and had Polleceman Veley, who was | [on the scene, drive the car to The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, | |y aq Sally? I also believe that most | secret stvectheart of a king. | qrarters. Lapham was re the channels often get irritated, oblig- | or them will worry and fret about Today, my dear, no woman wants | by Attorney Timothy ing che to get up two or three Mmml the little nagging pin-pricks of life te be dependent on any man's Whim Waterbury during the night. as 1 do. | even though he thinks the whim a Judge Alling veed Stan To help neutralize these irritating Most ‘of us rebel daily against the | love impulse. 1 shall teach my acids and flush off the body's urinous | jittle encroachments which the sordid | daughters something stable by which | waste, begin drinking wa Also get | husiness of living makes upon ]mw-i they will be able to suppgrt them.- | about four ounces of Jad Saits from | band and wife and their love. These selves if necessary. any pharmacy, take a tablespoonful | little everyday martyrdems should be Mother will have to tell me gome- in a glass of water before breakfast gilded love with the shining gold | thing, however, when she comes. 8he for a few days and your kidneys may | of forebearance. | will have to tell me how T can make then act fine and bladder disorders Lovers, as you know dear little myself a greater help to Jack digappear. | Marquise, are never partners in the | He has seemed so tired lately, He This famous salts is made from the | true sense of the word and most | has not wanted to leave the house at acid of grapes and lemon juice, com- young people are greatly surprised | night and has hardly spoken to me all bined with lithia, and has been used and shocked when they find that|the evening. of Winter street on probat continued his case until July wrrested last night by Polie Thomas Woods on a charge o | sauiting his wif Mre. Mnck her husbhar rt that without food |and money when he went to work vesterday morn and then when he Edith Day, musical comedy star, English actor, just sald that after they were married at Green- food with | wich, Conn., following a romance that retur a ght manded that she and Pat Somer get supper for him she told him there v ounce of enerey inta this drive during for years to help clean and stimulate marriage is a busincss pure and sim-| 1T hate to tell him 1 am going to| Wiieh Yo get supper and, said, he |brought them into the public: eys of sluggish kidneys and stop bladder ir- | ple. New York as it meana 'll have to ask | sfjes Evelyn Beckingham put every y times [ England and America. ritation. Jad Saits is inexpensive and I am going tomorrow to sec Alice | him for more money. 1 feel like | e —————————— makes a delightful effervescent lithia- | off and mother and dad are coming a beggar, as he told me it was his ! water drink which millions of men | back with me. | monéy and he gave me that poor little | the play for the sing el el AR N R R R N S R S and women take now and then to| I am going to make mother eox- | fen dollars with the lordly gesture of | of North London. Notice that the en 3 “ > > & : heip prevent serfous kidneys and biad- | plain what she said lr]1]hr'r fast Jet- | a prince bestowing alms oa & mendi- | tire body, from toe to clenched fist, Wanted—“ONLY A SHOP GIRL"” who can solve der disorders. ter to me. hy should young mar- can de W N o Tkt e - 3 | Y Ry all means, drink lots of good |ried people have worries at the be-| Dad has got to give me a thousand | V2% Under tension as fhe racket met the m}stof,\ of Charles E. Blaney’s great stage success which opens at —— FOX’S NEXT MONDAY — water every d Have your physi-|&inning of their married lives? Why | dollars for Sally. T am sure he wiil| the ball. The picturs Is quite remin cian examine your kidneys at least | Should that knit their affactiok so| for he alwa twhs a year. closely together? that har tett & done hie daughter | jep, world's champion, in action. I don’t believe 1 shall need that| more than that much good. liked her and T believe | iscent of thdse showing Suzanne leng