New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1924, Page 10

i | | { i — 2808888880205 005805000005 SOLLLL50508. SERVICK DAILY FASHION MONDAY, MARCH 1 [ 19 24, RTUN €S ~ GOOD MANNERS ™ 3 . E MY ’ ‘| ANSWERS TWO PURPCSES EO & ) . . Y 3 : | 2 P‘O‘ Wait Until You : S g Are Sent F 2 o . +¢ RAFAEL - and consequently ® SABATIN| : REVELATIONS OF A WIFE 5 R 2 = - . i sashes may be . RAw, SATTERFIELD - FPFIFE VLIV IITHCTTIFCTTETITIFCATICAFETEIPEINPERIOINEE 10 o wound about @ WATAEL SABATINI (423, RELLASED BY NEA SERVICE, INC, ** . | it ty At other Whatlsdndes Avuestenanlien BEGIN HERE TODAY | He discngaged him hand from her About (g Leave? : By Colonal i rio) e aoialorani . | clasp at last “Oh, why do you try Abfred bu et Grer e liinat ol Hheiang L hist tative | nicanencl cried out, like a man the door of t e s nd, wi war with Holland is ‘]._!'\ pain d knows you cannot sy L e His Grace of Duckingham |Mced me What have 1 to offer—I i AR | hires Holles to albduct the aetress |that am as bankrupt of fortune as of yenll v Sylvia Farquharson. It is dark when | henor:” | ghiig to Lo & S0 Booth anu e e e e o “Do women love men for what they | waich 2 i ) Buckingham has rented Pring?” she asked him. t l i Agetlinom Upon their arrival Holles is hor.| He'looked at her steadily now. a tia | to sce that Sslvia s an olq |Mman redeemed, driven back into the 1 g up of Bess D m s i ' i G > hard ways of honor by the scourge ti s hallerg i e T T T s L ‘.nml| h):ul befallen h]lm.h e co iz DI \ e e o Abruptly he swung on his heel, an e ) e ‘ ‘ e e i o | eriiar fao abruntivindesd jtnat inia | WAL business Isttasiocintredus; i i | feyealinesapurpls Sblofch stokan oty o) g ¥ | ception room until he reads the lot- 1 n " " i y | the ‘r.’v‘a“v”].\‘ i s CHAPTER XXVITL xerl ,a:‘,:l s{rfful: for you to come to his # e ne o most of 4 : ' Holles nurses Sylvia and saves he. desting Fortune fiatdaatins thing \ i 1 ire Halies 1s Cafoen and. nees S Acsiing rw;rtl\{mlel had not yet done = o= thougit - < & of U trom Sylvia in the night. Sylvie en- | With Colonel Holles. : | N i o Sy e wn s o e, towara ne miaare| THE YOUNG LADY AGROSS THE WAY 1 & o S t (A Daily Meau for the stout and t ) \Whe il HollSetin i irousht o che Diosor ptember, without having xenn: Bt t instant 1l A ! g e Nancy again—since that, of course, N it won had tur ' AT AND LOSE WEIGHT e would have been denied him, as it R T o wries Would have nullified his sequestration S Gnan it ; NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY 11 infected persons and surround- ' 3 Within noa week he was ings—he found himself at liberty to| y : afoot, rega strength, and pro- return to the ordinary haunts of man, | . it nounced clear of the infection Yet, supplied with a certificate of health. | = S Pefore they would suffer him to de- So within an hour of his discharge | g W tie art inte the worl in, e must Le found himself tramping along the | e = ACTEDRkACED riod sequestration empty streets of the city, bound for| With ,'M"_ the !"‘,‘ preseribe %0 as to en- distant Wapping. He must go afoot, | But my spirit seio « inst his « g the infee- not only because he lacked the means | San o ol Rty ; ey to others, I7or s he was to to go otherwise, but because there| - iz ; i) Bui removed from the pest-house, to subwiyoatalvs 20 1 olbledian ) fu PR neighboring abode of rest and con- Hush i that Lout 1066 aloscence, b ALY i When the hour of departure came, D LTSN o calo lie went to take his leave of Nancy b eleas It SRS wbyhydrat §he awaited him on the lawn under b to red’s corroborut Sel nloc cont 0 the tall old ars of lebanon that | stutement cxpressed ®6 cmphatically. woman. to « will satis graced the gardens of this farm which | When | had hailed a passing taxi and piog 2iv i to your Leen converted to the purposes of ! told the driver to take e to the small pure 1 apr Lospital. | | children's outfitting shop on the'W il t tooti but There was a st at near at | avenue wher 1 weant 1o get the The deurt tood. The land there in the shade, and she sank | neeessary clothing for the Harvison i at or pro jimply down upon this whilst he youngsters on their sea’ vo | stood beside her. awaiting her dis- told myself joyously it at 41 be restrict missal. He was very plainly blad, in had thwarted Bess D mali=iun i loric arments which she had secretely | plans. And T fear it with the on the wo 1 occupa (By Dr, Cliford C. Robinson) aused to be procured for him, but | gratified cxpressior cream- e of the person dicting. In which he supposed to be the parting ‘ jug cat that I ente the shop to provide u balanc dict neces DEVECTIVE EYES gift of the charitable pest-house au- found my way to the department tor . 9 C to perfect health, '.unnl*y must RIS R e e small b for 1 meant to b F chos with on urnishing soms e Hyenght Consenv QUncH She controlled herself to ask him emh boretor” 1 ot o et | GOl 8 GO | o s e e s o ak ey TR Y way up to Ma eins, The ash constituents must Le tonishing statcment that 25,000,000 «\whut are you going to do? Where u“m’l‘ |‘-n|-o‘kn\‘1il‘ Thar homs 't had a SMAY Jisen the head of dht dEpus AESEONE Ao/l Rrats okl VINEIGRTIE N0 RIRROIRRS de shall you go when nheniStite | thing done to it is best for a child in ment, please? 1 asked of the smil stngulae Frock EAT AND GAIN WEIGHT tective vision. month is past?” i Sr i R OB theralure Faonlb fug Iittle saleawoman Who came for- A ver slunn : One-half grapefruit with sugar, 6 In other words, through disease o gmiled and shrngged a little, *1 L Sia bratan bartified mitl ward to. moet me . oysiors in 1: cup croam sauce on | conditions which have been ignored, jave not yeet considercd fully,” he e Sy ' vautiiBe konted. Milcailhor A g 'toust, 1 large twice-baked potato, 4 ' mainly during the ycars of childhood, answerad her in actual words, whilst ; at once,” she returned, drawing out I into # narrow cufy cunces boiled mutton, cup brown 'a great number have defective eves. his tone conveyed that he had neither HE TOOK THE GLOVE AND RE-| Stripes Popular & chair, and in another minute she gravy, @ small boiled potatoes with Other conditions which prevail In thought nor carc of what might TAINED THE HAND THAT PROF. Striped maternlls are very fashion- e LA Sy idk e Tewal Ly Dursley butter, 2 boiied parsnips With | adults result from cye strain in some | follow FERED IT able for spring and the stripea are slender woman of perhaps thiv and Tweeds tablespoons melted butter, 1 cup | gpec occupation which Is for She lowered hLer glance, and for a Lo S ;manipulated so as to form thetrim five 3 hose every novement Kashu ol imported tweeds are hredded cabbage, 4 spring onions, ' strenuous work during long hours. long moment there was silence, were not longer any boats plying for|MINE N MAnY cases and facial evpression spelled capa- the muterials used fo smurtest of tablespoons currant jelly, slie: The ps are oversworked and many Then she spoke aguin, calmly, almost Lire at any of the steps along the Iniit (radghtline sport couts with nurrow brofled bacon, 4 pieces fried cornmeul fpever try to etfec remedy, Glasses formally, marshaling the points of an river, nor any hackney-coaches re- 1 have but a limited time for tur collurs mush, ¢ tablespoons maple sirup, 3 apre often neg'ected and the eyes be- argument that she had well con- maining in the streets, More than shoppiag” 1 explain little mor tublespoons baked apple pudding with | gome the cuuse of seve nervous sidered cver was London become a city of p L 1" hour, and 1 wish fo take all Stvdes in Vests 4 tablespoons cream, 1-6 cocoanut | yeadaches, dizziness, brain fatigue, “You remember that day when we the dead ' n I have to Vst o heek o1 pre worn cream pie, 2 whole rolls, 2 pleces goating spects befora the eyes, and talked, you and 1, in that house in On through that desolate emptiness | i Tren for very Jauntily with sport sul Lealth bread, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 gy times, severe cases of bodily fatigue, | Knight Iiyder Street, Just after my re- he tramped in the noontlde heut, . 4 ) " e o How can cup hot water, § pint “\"..,. milk There is aiso the trouble of blurred covery” When 1 would have which still continued as intense as Never Use a Knife! At i Ptreme i Color Totul calorics, 38 ‘rotein, 492 uyes and redness with frequent styes. thanked you for my life, you rejected though the months that were past of 5 . 5 3 ¢ l-‘\l- ~\u-- rise Walstcouts and vests for the plain fat, 1712 carbohydrate, 1603, Jron, g valu\ulrhzrm|'ltn|:\ caused by it, persuaded that 1 was moved only (hut cxceptional summer, until he "";“’]'""“’5"‘“‘:1,”:""""Bl“":]" I wan Ic directly at the man- | *erge suits go to all lengths in color 0183 gram some catarrhal or diseased nasal by gratitude for the life you had ' eame to the Fleet Ditch Here it fr’;‘"‘;"" ""’I A8 i cspde e, und nt the words sea voyage, |and vividnes The hot water of course has no ac- o uvee But 4f nothing is dono to that 1 sought by that forgive- was that he bethought him of The fl"D‘ e oom °""“;' d‘" S tual food value but is a gentle remind- ol guch eye troub they be- ness to discharge the debt in which Hurp in Wood Strcet where he had | Out. Does away with dangereus - e e s o1 for the good of your digestion. come worse and Woms, you had placed me lodged, and of its landlord, the friend- g Get Blue-jay at your druggist. While the fat calories are many,| " p¢ yhe discase conditions which pro-' "It was 80" he aid, “and it is so. 1y Banks, who at some risk to him too many for the ordinary balanced | 4,00 so many defective eyes were It cannot he otherwise self had warned him that the messen- |diet, the cream is ecasily d};:nhl s properly looked after, the percentuge “Can it not Are you so very gers of the law were on his heels one thing to receive fut from cream | oo o ayvos fn the industrial world sure?” %0 in the direction of Wood Strect he and another from pie crust or fried [ 7, FIER BFEL R L) would be ma- ' One upward appealing glance she new turned his steps. { cakes, | terially reduced. flvu.k‘vwl him as she asked the ques- e found it mueh as other st i | The whole wheat breads are bene-| gy 40 other hand, the industrial oM i 3 Not more than one shop in four was = Ax rowrs Srey o bocmer | [fietal in a dict rich in fats and carbo- | oo gin0ng have become so exacting AR A SUTE ADRL SNLS BE CPWUECRASING veen, S PR8N Liene WA (e S 10 = Srenn s o0 Pews | | | hydeates, The reon who s dieting | (T L ipations that the real sweet charity you ceive yourself,” idle ar stagnant Proctor's fa- to main weight will keep in good | B AN TCOLE TUT often destroyed | e answered mous ordinary at the sign of The . health, if she makes it @ rule to eat a | S0 00 ol ‘Do 17 Let us sy that 1 did. But’ Mitre—-the most reputed eating house SR IWOM. RUTHE ELLANG-| 1 Wad s fong talk the ether day|00arse bread atilcast omes a duy.. | Vgl T ey examined whon!![ YOu My that 1 still do then you,in leondoh—was clased aud shutiered l le= a 10N TO LESLL HESCOTT. wilh yeur husband, Samie. 1 vealty’ R n S R ahiss are overlooking something . 1 am no He regarded this as an evil omen, P like him very much, and 1 honestiy ' 0 B . ionger in your debt, 1 have paid it But he passed on, and came presently Although " know, dear, that you ;"] o1t Vou U”x opla wesld t L s | 1 SNOLHOL R Niiller Way As you te stand before the more modest! are coming home Baturday, there mre | briieve 10 skl s ity 5 s saved my life, so have | since saved Harp, He could scarcely believe his & fow thing 1 want you to know be. berfectly honest with one ano hfl‘fl Foure W e uith néw it bl ,' E s o ki e LY e T fore you see Jack YOU Wetld be the happiust peeps on 1 no longer owe you anything. | and open, its door flung wide, In the finst piace 1f 1 were you, carth. Really and truly I do not think ) repaid you: therefore | am no He crossed the threshold, and S carl is going to marry | eIther of you has anything that mat. i patslbtobii b . b D rhe lns|d|ou5 Harm now 'hll' Kari ia EJ - d “‘ el [rimgp G ety e Qe e wnder any necessity to be grs turned into the common room on his Alice, 1 would tell Jack all about : L oS You eannot deny that.’ left. The room was clean-swept, its : : the pearis. In the second place, 1 &n exemplary husband, has he not? ed “ “1 would not if T con long deal tables were well .,‘.!..mi, lf Constlpatlon belfeve T would tell him you are a But you go on thinking ihat the “ “Then don't you see” Withont in- but trade was slack, for the place Bolt owner in my business, and in Sther iy not aa broad minded, s debtedness between us, no longer contained a stngle occupant, a man' ‘hen you are bilious and chn the thind piace—well, on scoend WMpathetie or 84 ulderndtshding o8 L J G “ under any obligation to you, 1 have in an apron who stared up from a ied yo ¢ unwittingly permit- thought, T do not think T'll say any. YOou vourself are, and s the y 0 “y rusie given you my forgivencss freely, wooden armchair in which he had g poisons to circulate through thing about the third place, for that troubie. 5 o frankly, and fully, Your offense, af- been dozing, with an cjaculation of: | our system and do you harm. place 18 where only you and Jack I'm glad you went 1o sre .{nrnl ter all. was not really against me As God's my life, a customer! . prominent physician say Gon- can meet and you do not want a Mother I knew vou had © B0 Raggedy Ann led the chase after'way we came und we ean find Tl as, it was, he interrupted Holles stared at him and the | tipation is the cause of two-thirds third person even to suggest the Lhere to make tho conquusi of her. the mean old Magician through the him!” So all the ran back sl G wg 18t you inas- stared back at Holles, Tt v f all human ills mosting. Lesile, 1 wonder if you ktow that woods. ‘Then came Raggedy Andy, through the woods they came to Ll 8 as By ovch | T vibase Seatustt ok ot s feat tvs T aine o taht - Sometimes T think, Leslie, that the &ll women like you. 1 do not bellcve Harry Hoolygooly, the Wild Gazook |where the nice fat policeman Was run- |, It made me unworthy “r*oloncl Holles!” he cried Or 18] ife's battles with 100 per cent effi- peason why married people are not You have sam action for a Hoolygooly and last, the nice | ning around and jumping over polipeas 4 My complete it ¥ ghomt. it The dere ‘,':" R yous h““JL “"m with happier 18 because ! eep 50 Muc but man does proffer cman and . “What is the matter forgiveness from e moment th 1 ghosts than living men in this stricken | iency, Py 7 from each other. w8 with 1o cares al policcman was so fat, £€dy Ann asked as she ran came to know how crielly you had city Yige_ " people must be chained 1 L tend 44 4 time without ng his breati i, “Lot Mo goi- tha fal poHComan A Tittie v came to stain the pal- Danks.” ke lonel answered him. | 7 i thoss bonds he 1 T erton And r running for @ ong cricd excitedly. “I've lost my breath ' .. wypi0h his illness had left upon ‘Maghe, but our gullets ain‘t which cleansesas it elears out lieve they should ei late tthink oy and meeting with g and ch it! Unless YoU iy ojacke, He howed his head ostly, praise the Lord! And there's the refuse matter of the body. strangers, if th ar fone or t but 1 00 a vl #o of n . 1 shall never catc “2 blexs y0u for those words, They some sack left at The Harp \Made of the finest impericd complete one that 1 sug it ) . tired 1y breath, t 11l be in a pickic wili give me ¢ o Phe Shall We hatve & bettie of medicine herba, Dr. True's Elixir, for posed to m 0 no In ‘a i \ ltag And the fat policer * vhatever may me 1 shall Colon young or old. is perfectly f z ! : 8 \ yoked ind, ahe couiq Kl s IUTEGH :""‘ v“ reasure the memory of them .and of T4 sy Sos, Wit N harmless; it is known as ‘ . . c 2 e ALY er your sweety always Fut-lacka I've not th . 2 2 ing that the never WURDE © Avjion!" Tta cdy Ann hold “Bu you do not believe me: for the sack The True Family Laxative ey i a LS SR sty i she or t $till yon think that e vintner made a lip Pamily size $1.20: other sizes S = one behind 1)l there are some dregs of “Sit ye down, Colonel o0c and 40 M s £ {a w 5 o resentment in - my Danks fetched the wine, and poured - . i na it it —— give her pocial invit n He's go “No, no, Na 1 believe you.” Ay on the plague, s the SN ™. . : v « IME € £ s priss And vet you W persist teast and they drank it Baby's Best Laxative is v ) E - mder woing Stife but 1 am glad to ser . | Ly M 1 1 y 4 - . na oW must s there is you Yet yvou've ¢ to ¢ California Fig - Syrup : Vg A o me n 1 yowrei! i, arctding met waly the | — 8 % ¥ s o e bod o T but them pestilential fellows pass e e o S St (NCTORTION | - T e She heid it out to him, look ¥, he dropped his voice * % ) 1 1 and « that her Ye'll have heard how Dan-| " " “) /& : .} 1 N eves wer ok, and how he broke | Get Dr, Edwards’ Olive T ‘P - % 1 Ar He omething that g8 to won free—good luck to - >, |4 / p 1 T 1 . s " ] = . P SIS FORSS . R . is a dream by| That is the joyful cry of thousand - \ 4 ' 8 PR business, and no | since Dr. Edwards produced Ulive P S \ > _— one hothers much about it But of | Tablets, the substitute for calomel 3 - ¥ gz ot si to yautsell now. Colonel ! Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician / \ 71 tic glo I warm and “My tale’s so told 1 not | for 17 years and calomel’s old-time . \ ' T 4 The fat police “f've lost my TOm sweet tact wit f fared quite as you pose. | enemy, discovered the formula for Ofive b \ | 2 25 \ reath and 1 1o cateh it v 50 the I've had the plague Tablets while treating patients for \ \ - A G It sha “The devil vou have And ye've | chronic constipation and torpid livers. \ t A 1 you know ' i3 . “ won through Banks regarded Wim | Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tabiets do not eld Mag ced na at t ot keep with a new respect contain calomel. but a healing, soothing * t over the Holles told him of his notion of vegetable laxative. - v to his sailing as a hand aboard a vessel| No griping is the “keynote” of these t d nuing t r i d you | bound for France | little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab- = Mag 1 30 lets. They cause the bowels and liver to = M t ' to pla is hand, (Continued in Our Next lssue) act normally. They never force them * 1 ' nd s - ~ | to unnatural action. 52 " t " Jersey Dresses | 1f you have a **dark brown mouth ™ — ' And 1 Jersey dresses for spring re- | ad th—a dull. tired feeling—sick < ' .. P awe cuently banded and piped in o wadache—torpid liver—constipation, < " 1 v wis ~: tarke ou'll find quick, su-e and pleas: e 1 i « s ' ults from one or two of Dr. Edwards’ " A v " 2 s i i 2 Nive Tablets at bedtime auE N go. Ragg H ‘ " Thousands take them every night just ' N ‘ \ 1e - « pumpe of , 0 keep right. y themn. 15¢ and 30c. ' i 1 J “ « i . ‘¥ or hid )