New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1923, Page 4

¥Adele Garrison's New Phase of MY HUSBAND'S LOVE REVELATIONS OF A WIFE The Strange Sounds Both Kathnrum'huvk her giggles as I fllustrated this, and Madge Heard | "Many peoples coming our house two days. Much work. Mrs, Ticer said At Katherine's demand and cluteh your girl would come,'” of my arm, my eyes followed hers to| 1 watched her eyes and saw that the copse of evergreens surrounding ghe fully understood my jargon, ac the house across the road from n\";.mirml by listening to Katle converse arm, . |in English with less fluent members | “See what? 1 queried a bit stupid- of her race. She considered for a i . tew seconds, then turned toward the “Then you didn't,”” she answered ln.hmxsu with the inevitable answer of a disappointed tone. “I was 80 hop-|the alien woman not yet initiated into ing you had. For if you had I'd have|(he freedom of American wives: known I wasn’'t imagining things.” “Vait. I ask my man,” she sald. “That might be a good idea," she - e i assented with a smile. “I was sure 1 saw a man bent almost double | [f———————o—mmmommmy Gossip’ | ossip’s Corner ly. dodging through those evergreens.| Didn't you see him?" Facing the Dog “I'd like to oblige you," I returned with purposeful lightness, for I saw that Katherine, shaken by her un-| Tucked Models fortunate little experience with one of | Some of the newest crepe de chine Mother Graham's tantrums, was dis- | frocks are tucked with the tucks very tinctly nervous—something extremely| close together so that they His t‘h‘s rare with my brave, poised kinswoman | effect of accordion pl'e&tl:;g, but do ~—*'"but I didn't see even a mmemflntfv of the underbush,” “I must have been mistaken then,” she said relievedly, But the next instant there came to our ears the faint sounfls of a door| opened softly and instantly closed again. Its closing, however, did not| shut out a shrill jabbering exclama- tlon of frightened surprise, cut short 80 quickly as to bring a vision of a powerful hand clapped over the speaker’'s mouth. | “That was a woman's voice !" Kath- erine said decisively. “Undoubtedly,” I returned, ‘“and your vision of the man bent double was no dream, aftor all.” “Then you think “That it's dangerous to think out loud with people such as these. But we'll keep our eyes wide open. Come on."” | “Are you going on in now?" shej an't afford not to,' 1 ex- plained. “Some of them, no doubt,! have seen us coming, and if we went| back now, they would suspect that we had heard or seen something which | frightened us.” Katherine squared her ghoulders, and 1 eaw that she waa in full com- mand of herself agal “Oh, wise young dam she par odied ridiculously. “T.es on, Mac Duff, for well I know, you'll never yeep ‘Enough!"'" 1 grinned appreciatively and we| walked toward the meshackle (rwn‘ which enclosed the farmyard. Refore we reached it, a huge dog spring from the bushes and savagely barking, ran toward us. I forced myeelf to stand still and face the heast, strengthened by Mre. Ticer's assurance that the animal would not come out of the| yard. | “Vait, I Ack My Man." | He fully justified Mrs. Ticer's pre-| diction, and for fully two minutes we stood ridiculously on one sida of the fénce, while the dog growled at us from the other, Thnn} a frightened-looking woman with bare feet thrust into a pair of men's shoes and a. seanty dress fluttering in the | wind, came running down to the fence, | seolding the dog as she came | “Vot you vant?" ghe asked, evident- | ly having a hard struggie with the| English words. | “We want to come in to see you,” I chose my words purposely, and as I| expected, saw Her eyes film with the| pretended misunderstanding of her | type when cornered, | “Me no spik Inglis," she said, mak- ing no motion to unbar the gate. “Who you vant see?" “You have giri—work for people.” spoke slowly and distinetly, “My girl? Yah. You vant her?" “Yes."” “Vot for?" “Clean windows," I gave a panto h floors." barked and | rot come unpleated. Calico Trimmings Red calico with small figures in | vellow and hlack makes very swag ger collar, cuffs and vest for a blue serge guit with a pleated skirt and bolero jacket, Vermilion and Green Vermilion and Lanvin green are| combined to form bindings on a smart frock of black crepe, Red Ruffles Ruffles of red lace are used on the hottom of the skirt and about the sleeves of a green crepe frock, Red | satin slippers are the correct foot- | wear. Lace Lingerie Black chantilly lace s wused to make the most elaborate if not prac- tical lingerie of the season. Some- times it is lined with pink georgette crepe. onts ort coats of emerald | oranze colored vel effective with white green or hr vetesn are v sports cortume Cleaving Cloth A clean piece of old black cotton stocking s egcellent for applying a cleaning fluid to dark materials, or for sponging dark wool fabrics. Waxed Floor A wazxed floor can be kept in good | condition by sweeping it with a brush with hair bristles agd dusting it with | a mop, This gives a soft luster pos- cible by no other treatment. Grass Stains To remove grass stains from Flan- rels, take equal parts of yolk of an egg and glveerin, appluy to and let remain for two h wazh the flannels in the Dampening Clothes Hot water dampens your clothes more evenly than c¢old when yon sprinkle them preparatory to froning | them. | Moth Prevention | Pour a little turpentine in the cor- | ners of your closet and your bureau | drawers and trunks if you wish to| keep moths awny, Grepse Spots [ Grease spots may be removed from || wall paper by covering the spot with ||H clean white blotting paper and rub bing over with a hot iron until the | grease is absorbed. As soon as the blotting paper is soiled it should be replaced by a new one. Curtains that when you are making curtains CREPE KIMONOS Plain or figured crepe in at- tractive oriental patterns— made Japanese style with large flowing sleeves., Sizes g’e;.[‘;'u]. $2.98 $ 1 498 We guarantee these to ‘be the best values offered this vear—but the first glimpse will tell you plainer than any words from us how real- ly amazing them are, Just imagine buying for FIVE DOLLARS, Dresses that originally sold as high as $14.95. Linen Dresses, Gingham Dresses, Plain Voile Dresses, Figured Voile Dresses, Dotted Swiss Dress- es, Organdy Dresses, Lace Dresses, Canton Crepe Dresss, Sport Silk Dresses, Oriental Printed Silk Dresses, Sport Qutfits, LIGHT AND DARK CANTON CREPE DRESSES Dresse, ported features of the present moment. Values to $19.95 L Embroidered Voile Dresses - . B811.78 - Dainty all-over embroidered Linen and Voile in pretty short sleeve models; im- ormandy Voile and Swiss Voiles in newest pleated tunic “models; Spanish lace dresses, Roshonara Crepe Sport Dresses and Canton Crepe Gowns with all the new style Charmeuse = Canton C and Jersey SILK FLOUNCE PETTICOATS Pleated flounce in very at-/ tractive colors and combina- LADIES’ and MISSES’ KNICKERS Sizes 14 years to 34 waist measure KH " TWEED KNICKERS. Tans and greys, full cut, nicely tailored, wide adjust- AKI KNICKERS Very heavy quality, all seams reinforced, adjust- . $1.98 This sale embraces every size from 14 to 44, with Gingham and Voile Dresses running to 54. These are nol / ail Dresses bought specially for this sale—the comprise mostly DRESSES TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK of better dresses and put in this lot to make Saturday a phenominal Business Day—and to give our customers another Value Giving Event, for which this store has be- come famous. REMEMBER THESE ARE DRESS- ES THAT FORMERLY SOLD AS HIGH AS $14.95. and INCLUDE ALL SIZES. v . ——— ——— T s T — FLAT CREPE NOVELTY SPORT DRESSES - $14.95 Ratine. — All Sizes — ] epe Dresses BEAUTIFUL CANTON CREPE, AND Handsome models in navy, black, grey, tan and cocoa, of fine quality Canton Crepe, with pleated panels of Georgette; side drapes, lace inserts, lace yokes and short sleeves, fine em- broidered Voile Dresses, Silk Ratines, Shai tung and 3-piece Sport Suits of Brocaded Silk Fach garment a special value. Value to $25.00 AND CHARMING BEADED GEORGETTE NEW EARLY FALL SILK DRESSES o $19.95 Dresses that you would expect to pay at least $25 and $30 for. in this assortment are marked much higher at the beginning of the season, and if you are looking for a beautiful dress and plan on spending as much as $19.95 for it, don’t fail to look this lot over first. . Many of the Dresses Baronet Satin =d Sport Silk Skirts mime of my meaning. “V | Always pull a thread and cut by| I knew that Katherine : holding | Then they will always hang “true.” FOR WOMEN OF EXTRA SIZE Value §$25.00 Navy, black and brown in youthful models, neatly styled and trimmed with lace and embroidery. $ 95 VOILE DRESSES FOR STOUTS 19‘ Good straight line styles in dark $8 75 Plain and pleated models in white, copen, navy, black in plain or fancy weave materials, very de- sirable for beach, vacation and street wear. $3.95 shades, sizes to 54 ... SeguarEh ol BLOUSES = WAIST: IMPORTED PONGEE WAISTS and O'BLOUSES Plainly tailored with Peter Pan or :irli\iodn collars, and embreid- ered blouses with hemstitch trimming$2. 49 Regular $3.98 Evorias Rrveaed ~ o 1023 KIA Ladies Bathing Suits and Accessories Clearance Specials Arlve and expect to pick up a friend | If you'd like to Clearance Specials Letter From John Alden Prescott to Sydney Carton or, Mias Dazell From now on, my dear 8yd, I am make it a foursome for going to conduct all m# business|telle's, let me kr ] with you through the mai ] can't 1 wa ery much put out that husf understand why you shy at coming ness kept me over here You answer my letters| party To te with celerity and dispateh, Are vou|forgot all ahont afraid of me or are you afraid of | perfectly all right o lunct P Leslie? yman in a publ nd thoronghly re 1 just cannot upderstand why you|spectahle place Ii fartelle’s, hut do not come to see ne o give o Speaking of being afraid, I'm tea at Mar Hand Made, Hand Drawn TAILORED WAISTS Reg. $3.98; beautiful styles of fine hatiste with filet and Irish afrald of something appened crochet medallions $ R where he and edgings . .. 2.48 played the card to Martslle's for te [ 5t e 1 wonder if S iy TATLORED WAISTS $1.00 ¢cent sort of a gir gayest and brig Were formerly 51.98-—Lace, Gingham and embroidery trimmed in all styles and sizes, | you the tr ALL WOOL BATHIN( SUITS $9.95 and $3 95 Black, purple, red, green, tan and all desirable celors— with slits, sashes, panels and bright bandings, all sizes, Regular $4.98 and $5.98 values BLACK TIGHTS for use under surf Satin Bathing Suits, all sizes SURF SATIN BATHING SUITS $2.25"1$2.95 Fine quality black with pretty colored binding: scallops and novelty features. Regular and extra size: FRENCH VOILE O’BLOUSES of fine quality Voile, trimmed with all white or colored embroidery or fine lace with, Peter Pan, Tuxedo and V shaped neck $1 in town before Har For some reasor 1y changed since ahs She has settled down do into a perfect little while Harry has seams of a rounder than hefo 1 really felt ver v the other I insi should bri r oup tn te dinner. Leslie tnok diately ghe has changed great just why 1 An Bathing Slippers $1.15 | Al solid b 49c | rubber - Red, blue, All styles black All colors Reg. $1.50 marriage. S per Bathing Slippers - 75¢ Strap style with buckle. Reg. $1 Bathing l Caps Bathing Shoes now with s next day of this After they h most of t telle come in Just me up 1tnehi am sure We're going