New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I? 1924. BY Adele Garrison’™ New Phuse of e - 1 o+ RAFAEL | | ® SABATIN| ** - ILLUSTRATED BY REVELATIONS OF A WIFE | it | , ummmmmmmmmm.mwmm ) : © RAFAEL SABATINI 1423, RELEASED BY MEA SERVICE INC. B ide s (s riat B :’1. v than ! / N i N HERE TODAY | friend, with whom he had spent some e s e oy Be sensible: [ / | Colonel Holles, soldier and adven-|hours in intimate talk—was disquiet- At ol e i e e \ / TN turer, returns to Eagland, the land|ing. She would bave liked to ques- i i curtains of t & ¥ of his birth, wheu war ,is declared [tion him on the subject of that| terproof i / with Holland. e comés to lodge| friend, and might have done so but inccrrupted. | A . with Martha Quinn, lostess of the|for his insistent repetition of the will ‘ 4 7 Paul's Head, in Paul’s Yard, London. | question: € thin oo . Al g | The colonel asks his old friend, ~ “What is this news S Sfirstiatnten " ace of Aibemarle, to secure for| Recalled to it thus, the gravity of ! that little « ! g | \ him a piace in the army Albe- | the news itself thrust out the other S n \ P | 2 arle warns him that the name of ‘matter from her mind ; ssid : \ { J Holles, father of the colonel, hat the plague has broken out in 'is on the warrant for the execution!the City itself—in a house in Bear- | of the o king. Therefore it is|blinder Lane, It was brought by a| No rhatter how much older, oreven dangerous for the colonel to secure a | Frenchman from Long Acre, where | more distinguished, the man is always commission he lived, and which he left upon find- |, csented to the woman. xcept, of Hlolies meets o friend named | ing the pestilence to be growing Inoourse, a nation's ruler or chief Tucker on the street A street his neighborhood. Yet it seems he | s . er is loudly lwmenting the rapid | was already taken with the disease, spread of the pestilence. - Holles, Which now the wretch has brought | goes to Tucker's home and is asked | to our threshold, as it were, without | ‘to enter a conspiracy to overthrow ‘lu nefit to himself."” | 1 the government Holles promises to The Colonel thought of Tucke and i ior ) \ think over the proposition his scaremongering emis: % Jus inthashand \ | 5 £ Perhaps it is not true,” said he. h the bLuriosgued | - N (| | NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY |- SAvesDufidl in| Heland's doubs Gl BarRes e ehinltc 0 L { “You overstate the case. ‘Though It Was put about by a preacher rogue | HER Y ! mueh that you hs aid of him may | {FOm the steps of Paul's today At { g - i 10 you the de- | trie, | will not yet despair of the first foiks did not beleive him. Dut ©re parts. | help of Albemarie they went to Bearbinder Laue, and intoned. G gl \ \ “Why, vou biind madman, | there found the house shut up, and (By Dr. Clifford C. Robinson) A, EA ? s guarded by command of my Lord FOOD COST i ; S |\ \ you—I swear to you—thut in u tions as « . e will e i her neck in the 1ttt wiiila AIBéinas T Meyor. And they do say that Sir . s : L8 AlDemarle will b 4% “hi There is no more important relation Clothing For the Children cmptis she wd to a s John Lawrence is gone to Whitehall ; I o ' ¥ man, beyond helping even among the many conditions and items kly. “Do to take order abonut this, to concert 1o g easures staying the spread which make for a healthy, strong Madae Holles was about speuk, when | MCasu for stnylng the: apeend ot : it Al Since suits are undoubtedly to be lar when worn with a tailored suit. "aiker kbW dip to arrest the pestience; they are to close play- body than proper food and proper the ' the smartest thing for spring, fashion Other models are of printed or em- o . g houses and all other places where | cating habits, When the righ kinds of lias turned out sgae charming blouses lroideéred or broeaded silks, Many S _, people come together, which will | tood supplied to the body and di to wear with {high of them are very short aved anpwer Let what | ey mean that they will be closing | gestive processes arc normal In their 19 ) wve sald sink home into your wits, s Phey are of various types ¢ | Othiers v I length sleev i 4 S taverns and eating-houses. And | functioning, all the various clemer Give it thought We ot pressed e - - and chemical combinations vhich for a few days Ponder my worc x . ody perform their ac and 1t as e Maya: pass o ho ful up the body perform their s naturally and the energy and GOSSlp s Lorner Eat And Gain Weight hied AT, v / / strength necessary for robust health Juice 1 orange, creamed dricd beef | promise—perhaps you will arc produced ou toast (1 tablespopns) crcam of pea | things differently, and come to see N But the Mack and White soup (' cup,) pruné and cheese salad where your intercst really lies. Mean- | ) \ in the quality and 1-4 roast chicken, 2 tablespoons mash- | while andal, t bottle's not ¥ /s NI/ it ceording to the state poverty «d patatoes, 2 tablespoons dressing, { ' done. Ho sit you down again and let | hes in which a family or individu tablespoons gravy, medium sized us talk other matters : is situated, that health is often a parsnip, 1 cup shr 4 Going home toward dusk the thir § mere matter of money mon gelatine, tablespoons that mc intrigued the Colone | The average individual must ta whipped cream, 2 tablespoons cream the dangerous frankness that Tucker the proper amount of. protel sing, @ graham muffins, r G W him, teasting a man 3 ) and carbohydrates as dadly foc Kies, | cup cocon. 2 enps mily wse with a secret sol ; g i : § order to have a thy growth tablespoons butter, 2 picees of toast, 2 v N uo more than his J | " Fare mol halt-fnch slices of bread. word and what Tucker re % s g ey Total calorivs, 2677; protein, 480; membered of him in the ereditable imb ivto straight, rather loose plain blouse ‘Three attractive models are shown with tailorcd collar and cutfs is popu- | in the sketche is such a vast diference quantity o 1 it erepes uis any of the thr Jus A : e amount of one is de ¥ e | i t 3 i 1180; carbohydrate, 1017, Tron, 'state from which | olg Sinoe Wi d i '!" '“l n n feficient, gram ' Refieet ol 2 F iy will not be long before the lealth ,’ - ? Prune and Cheese Salad ished his wond Tucker had di- i . will be injured and bodily resistunc: (Individual) vulged no fac o betrayal could . Rpimed.-i NL SBLD W Soreein . WU O Four lavge prunes, 4 tablespoons scriously impai ¢ plotters, % our vast population choose their food Mats cottage chy 2 tablespoons fincly had mentioned n ‘ e hi 2 wisely or well, 1 aim not so sure but Abbpled e BY SISTER MARY chopped ans, ® tablespoons chop- more than vagi that the poorer clusses might bi fay il healthler thun their more fortunate (A Daily Meau for the Stout and poed datos, -4 small head lettnee, 2 recting m Thing ) =1.at i Lose Weight tublespoons whipped ercam dressing, Coloncl gues 1 P p brothers if the knowledge of how 1o tablespooi heayvy eream ney's, who wa | purchase the right kind of food conld be glven them, ery charmlog orangy, prune and cottage wsh prines ot stand in cold the Stuart arn , ud.- voamt chi o o Viah prunes snd. et wand fy cold'it \ "‘ ¢ res HERE N5 DREADFUL NEW, be water for Two hoars, Remove stones d he told hin 9 o R NOLD Hisk No matter how poor ond may oSt Molsten eoltags eese With heavy o Serions movems st it is unwise to save in food expondt bl 141 ¢ » " et - - Lo \ cream and Vith nuts, dotes, throw the Stuaet P store what should 1 do in that cuse ture at the oxponse ¢ Quealth Whnt A " p it ¢ y und o overy litte natweg, . 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