New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1924, Page 4

ND-OF M, T0UNg A novel trimming effect is !ho“n' ‘ : i l ENTHUSIAST'B on this two-piece ""‘fi‘]"'.éh‘l’ :;l[‘janr: w7 B /) 'rO’I;rEN MEN ‘Clmlol Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's R BN | gV Cdisonushall " ViaaRrRRIA ™ Released by NEA Service, Inc, ' PITOIIOIIIVIVOPVIPY (0ras into a fold of the silk. Many . Many right, 1023 by Little, Biown & Co. Charleston, 3. C.— ] was completely Why Did the Leader swiftly A tt the |of the newest capes and coats are 2 ; : mise nice little 1 ale | finished this way and fur is eliminat- F R £ | run-down and ot able to do my house- work. just dragged Chang: . - » % . ¢ W f T ce 1'¢ 3 ad | ed is gives something of the As the truck, ca L v g e fluffy effect of fur without its sug- | BEGIN HERE TODAY he wind sti 1 and blustered, (LR myself around and fla amas with mantacal | || ASESSRERAERY| ¢id ot have energy ’REVELATIONS OF A WIFE ‘ | FPPFPPIIIIRTIINY SIPPIFTIPFTIFITIIIGIY eee eppeared to leave the 1l ¥ ot S e - gestion of warmth which is unwel : or an insta e e e i possible to escape pleats this season # A e Alasia, after § toldlhb reney ut ‘aninsisnt's cesatioy when [ sat down. are used on every type of P | Ishmi ssian violin 3 After one great start which seemed | read advertisements mare. . : SRS Ase S S i % | drowned Paul Sarichefy Ishmin's sec- | to be ho! n one wingle, 58 f Lydia E. Pick- . e 3 4 ; rothy, had urged him o0 | tree of Lous systems that books and ‘earned about it.[ got benefit wondered fi adventure f i from him read concerning t i process 3k 3 3 !lai'«w in |-'r»rv]mxr\ [m a s s powers seemed to rally ; {;ox:‘\ tho very_fi“r:; evond the reach of ordinary es TRt f ‘ ¥ % b {nal at sea, giving Larson 1 Lbiichinfing hist not ohly pavbest Salfs Ibottle . contin ne of the ingenious contr ces up here for S LLinbasainays to) 1k i o d8 i ] Larson's body is b d as Newha fallible uality of thought Out- ' time, and now ! am doing &l | e sl vement stopped, there | h® Whispered, | fmaelf, “No- eassip ity - 5 R . reecued wardly this was Dorothy and Tvan's | WOrk, even washing and ironing, and The riatng movement s - cheaper than failures that may result | 8§ { g completely ehan , pé | ooty and Tvan's| pever felt better in my life. 1 tell al was a siight, hardly discern) : i e rombtfully, then | TOM the use of old rubbers. o } | Dorothy and Ishmin AlaskA | word did he give any sign that he | MY friends that the change in my bealth e ot widing o peremptorily e g .8 ] to return Peter's body. d recognized Sarichef. Such action | i8 due to but one thin; &fl?fll‘tl![‘ dia Tork and Spoon 3 B Nk ¢ recognize Peter in their head guide.|might immediately reveal his own | E- Pinkham'’s \'egcm%le Compouna. i ' | cannot praise itenough.’’—Mrs. ANNIE must be well-oiled, and the t : % L Eaiaats iR rolled forward a few feet and st sl U S L e - A combination of fe and spoon H ¢ s A storm strands them at the grave.|jjentiry Al right!” 1de e & e Vi Aot =d into a bone handle i an inven- | ; “Change na a message from a! Te Dorothy the sight that | YOUNG,16 Amherst St., Charleston, 5.C. voice of the en et 2 e ea ia : i lon of interest to campers. | &1 ‘B 3 | seance, Dorothy believes to be from Myavtieq face that she recog : The reason for such a letter from Mrs. for youse now. Bea u o i aait (alaber] Ty ¢ Peter, telling her to accept Ishmin's | gtantly as that of her hus Young is apparent. She got well aud you.” mored fonaipihin as 1050 ey vy A Din Mops | b S A | | marriage proposal. Upon Ishmin's|posed” viettm was like shattertog | 8 mg:eful.pp Recently a nation-wid “What about the dar eads T o | i veu um ik mioniwarh ftiout & F U [return from a trip for supplics, he fist at her breast. Her throat froz. | canvass of women purchasers of Lydi tured one man, more e § BiSCRd 2K ¥ S S B S0 T Driand Srinee SN hof |ana Dorothy are marricd by a native |ang she could ery out; but in-| E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was the rest. s : ater after each using : : Peter goes to give them hest | stead of dullness and insensibility, a | Made, and 98 out of 100 reported that Has your hearing gone back or 9 SR : 14 white light of super-consciousness | they received benefit from taking it. you?" sulkily inquired the leader and - - WG Mint ‘llfllfir'wl Lol ——— |seemed to pervade the scene: to her Just because the Vegetable Compound thers was no further questioning, S AL x serieiatiming il theimited { NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY | iicq the whole truth became vividly, | has been helpingother women is a good oniy the sound of hastily retreating h you bofl peas. : : ; | The girl spoke sharply in the cruclly manifest, and she was acute. | Teason why it should help you. For 3 it y {1ance Peter Newhall, my dc Iy sensitive, as in a geath by fire, of sale by druggists everywhere. pe : footsteps. Y " Ruffes § } & A door closed some distance away, osslp s omer \olla dremecsithion a fondnem \fas gy ‘;vv..uuul‘ she answered in tdent | all :‘u (v'r:]c' phased , u;y- h‘;m,«‘ clasped, her face was deathly white, | and as if he had wai for the Rl it el 4 S i % s 215 . sound, the leader began to tug at kPSR B JRRarias At TR : | word came from heyond the |yugly and haggard from unbearable - 1S (hat wisldsa wne trom X + 3 {grave,” Pete went on solemnly. He | pain, . | 3 was partly acting on inspiration now At the same time her thought - en- | Short Belts | R 5 ~iew. When he had made an open- | | Use Fish Kettid | e , nough té admit Belte this season rarely go clear % ki : | | —an ur moved with a cruel clarity, She ing barely large enoug Fish should always be holled in a 4 | partly in a deliberate attempt to take | knew now why Ivar 1 urged vators in the rear roor ! ea a i sliding sound ey 1 & sliding sou lamg s~ T; s < doors, and the bootlegging 1 o ened e suddenly had ahout the waist and are seen more PR o ¢ toeta s often in the back than in the front preper Ash kettis with & drainee as |advantage of Ivan's Asiatic sup Peter's flight in ¢ 8 “Come out of there now c in t} 1 3 | por cter's flight instead of encouraging “Do You Like It?" . the draining is of the greatest impor- | i o { stitions. “Peter Newhall that . tance your husband is dead, but his ghos Tt was not a very dignified per- S 4 ok bt — oo | { has been here all time—both of | gormance that followed, Iwasi of the smartest possible Straw Hats N you know it." The girl's eyes filmed | ghankful, findeed as T crawled | o 0 T his season i _Very close straw hats are given !nuu tears, and she nodded. “Ivan, | ®hrough the opening on all fours, SR T the appearance of a helmet by the s Y the ghost of Peter Newhall is guard that the man had gone around to Shantung Popular e of pleated sections of black gros- : : ing this girl still. It will guard her | the front of the truck, evidently on Simple frocks for everyday wear grain ribbon. | clear to the end—1I'm not a medinm, | @ tour of fnspection—I could mot [ " Fl T T 0 intry are made of et | |as Joe is, yot 1 know that as well as Bope that he had possessed the deli- o000 40 rough oriental silks ~ Pleated Skirt | 1 know anything. You can take my eacy deliberately to refrain from LS The pleated skirt of this season | {word for gospel Worship her and sratehing me. Mine Costhieas has a piain panel tn front and back | |thank God for her and be kind to 1 dropped to the floor in an igno- The leading French houses are and fine knife pleating at the sides. her—and yonr soul will bhe gaved minious heap, but was up agnin N cpowing more navy blue costumes i | But at the first wickedness of which @ second, intently scanning the place | than cver before, but so far there FABL ON HEALTH you are so easily capable—the ghost 5 4n which T found myself. scems to be a decided preference for of Poter Newhall will hound you to | \ P ‘ AT AND GAIN WEIGHT It was a big Ioft with solidly-tim- | black with very knowing women, * your destructior AR s | Onme cup raspberrics, 1 shredded S e g ok S s WHY WE USE FANS fran mared Hhe 5 cken - et Bt hrimg Snd. oke swad windows 80 few, 50 narrow and 80 Ned Buttons Pete took a long-drawn breath, then on 2« s lettuce, 1 cup jellied cone high that artificial light evidently Buttons of bright red add a note of Bt St A n :.:»n'»'rllnt vlmm.a \» . vl\\ ) somme, 4 0 ,W“ leg n"‘\un“.hl_“] tables was imperative during most of the “:““rflmm': r:y\:«rlwg- straightline dresses Out came the ancient palm fans as stagnating; it provides an artifieial | ‘.n,\y,, ‘,\\‘ a ‘m‘ hers it « ‘lm :“-‘”,,” '1‘ v,u:»\,v:»-’?l:‘:; @ay. A glaring electric light directly | of sombre black soon as the hot days came, and all /Means for keeping the ale in motion. | of your husband is watehir r ' alad, & tablespoons prune whip, lole wheat bread, 1 ly above my head, cast its light into — When thiin e ey fp by & e every ecorner and I saw that in all Black and White the members of the Mann family - ". m‘ (‘,\ S : ‘. " : ””""‘n believe xw.l 1;'-4 L8 3 the big room, the leager of the truck Black satin and black and whith soon were frantically waving. I motion by & Pl “fm_p oty Gk 472 t skimmed milk, g was the only other person be- | printed crepe are used in three-piece Sl B voah kel (o ’ ' rtificlal ) o help you If you e ¢ i 1194; protein, 2813 L . outfits id anyone asked why, the an- the electric fan and even t hand | your guide that {8 more than & carbohydrats, €01, 1lrom, sides m_\'-rH' llhrw g mnmm of i awer very probably would have been: 'fan has a distinct hyglenic valne, | —I will come, no matter how many | my egress, either, save by the ele- “To keep ecool, of course!” Alr should neyer be allowed to be. | meas I have to cross, All you haye | vator by means of which we had as- Fan of Color Which seems like & very reason- come stagnant. fand s t alr 18 /to do I8 to send for me” v shrimp and Egg Salad. eended, although T surmised that one A novel fan is of red and SMY ) answer S e \ e o Doty it Wl Hid { (Individual) d teathers mounted or arge tortol rarticula « h oroths W tke an uncarth wyo) 001" ' of the walls probably held a clever. | foathers mounted on large tortolte | “pus the real hygicnic vaiue of the Iy dream Knew, with a ANt Lo e e half cup shrimp, 1 hard bolled ly-masked door to a stairway. e S hand fan is that it keeps air from L rid of | knowledge, that this man meant ex. | CONTEMPTUOUSLY tablespoons minced celery, % “Well! Do you like 1t?" : actly what he said; and she had exe | see—— b R R D T O poon minced onlon, 1 teaspoon The Ruse Madge Tried Wide Stripes " perienced A new sense of secnrity a 1| \ 1 parsley, 2 tablespoons lemon The gang leader's voice spoke just Very wide stripes are shown In peace that could never wholly pass|D'" is first intention to stay a o, paprika Pehind me, and I repressed a little | Wash silks and crepes and - deelded { away. Already this meer was turning | N8Nt murder charge through t t shrimps, after cleaning, into | courts, She saw now why Ivan had mall pieces emove yolk from hard shudder with difficulty, There was |contrasts are brought out, to go. His trembling hand was at the flap of the tent diregted him south, clearing the way |boiled egg. Combine shrimps, yolik, and®hrranging for his conccalment in | colery, parsicy, onion and lemon juiee, something feline, cruel, in the coldly - quizzical toneé, and T felt & sudden | Swing to Hemline X He scemed 1o be listening. Y ! nw k the Brazilian fastnesses; he had | Arange on a bed of lettuce and gare yeminiscent sympathy for the strug. | Many frocks of dainty printed mus watched, fascinat ; gies of & mouse T ones had secn be. | " show rounded overlapping flounces | look leave hix face, and o ¢ | known it ichef had gone north [yjsh with white of egg cut petal fashe and he had wanted to guard against |4o Sprinkle with and serve, meath the paws of a cat. . common earthly interest X . place Me bent his head that give a graceful awing to the N I must not betray my weakness, 1OI0 i) lm“‘“lw vl Eo il : i : s {then turned to Tvan She understood why he had been so T0; yhydrate, 18, Iron 0017 t's the squaw, 1 guess” moved and stirred, like a man who however. The thought was like a | { slogan nerving me to a coolly de Rose Trimmings | ) ' 3 | “8he's read come w \ as just come safely through an u . tached alr and easual speech, Roses and rose petals are used to Z m reso a s already come with 15 ettt Bectid Ao LULCH, AND LOSE WEIGHT “Not particularly,” I replied non- | teim/ delightfully youthful frocks of | ’ oy heard drags = . | word that Peter had died in the Nort} p raspberries, 1 tablespoon chalantly, “But that is neither here | pink crepe. MY Neard GIREEIE SeRS: RN ) .o popthan the Nouth, and why Be cup cream, 1 shredded nor there. T am interested In have S ' ) &1 ! ing you make clear just how you Leave in Water expect to explain the consequence to After washing, all vegetables with yourself which surely will follow this the exeeption of onions should be ) | Pete drew aside the flap, and the lttle joke." left in water until they mre needed | y 0 mr gm“‘ fdentify Sarichef O 1 to soup with 1 tablespoon grated . S | eandle light streamed o into the o er and above e M The moment my lips uttered the Again, | | gtoom It was not &n Indian sena® | fact of tt present meeting, it ¢ shrimp and cgg salad on 2 last word, 1 saw that I had made a - . whe had brought this hack-lead of oune tuce with 2 tablespoons mistake, The man, who patently Sasonuaies Sawce Raggedy Andy 1 in the hushes| for ) y l he thoug™, | yupplies from across the Penin but a comparatively m v 4 tablespoons baked ries had none of the aualitios requisite to | (o ORI O and peeped out while the old Witch | sh ; working | The black-bearded, staly man whe | Pepulation, and t ’ Hed consomme, 2 @ real leader of men, had more t xdd the ofl a drop At a time Tinga = ipon t magical hobbw| mag stood without was Pa Sariehef r arly : ‘r-‘\‘nvn- ,.:"‘: Ma share of petty vanity. This evie £h a it great bare the orackle of dead twigs that were it erisk 2 - had opposed so bitterly and carnestly cat biscuit with 1 tablespoon sugar strewn about the camp fire. Some " 3 ounoe . ll\‘ ed A“A St BN & heavy laad haked’ thet | ISP own ventuee [hte the Mpeth | in|i0e 3¢ CUD SIGAEL, 3 SRBN it soarch of her husband's body! he had | "M1IDUL in cream, 2 tablespoons hash- tatoes, 1 cnp cream of po- outside the flap of the tent . I browr eared that she might encounter and | “0 Prown pe b horse and rode away through the Jus , Rag r ed up | whom Peter Newhal supposedly dently was eut to the quick 1 t to three © i woods, Minga the Witch had mended | and p into the My, he | qrowned in the & \ river year |PUCh & ¥ " itocs with 2 poons parsiey ntimation that his threats and action the hroken hobby horse and now | was au 1 . A8 Ann In- | pefore. kely t f . ‘ 2 ons mint sanes, & ¥ own s The gone 10 get & CHAPTER XVIIT mmediate i ! bhage and ;m\ t ! 1 with 2 tabies Bad not the proper weight b« New Potatoes he hobby horse retily & ‘ rol them % Potatocs require from 25 t 30 | pors . v | new key ‘ ) that she ean saricher Appears ‘ ‘ ol 1 sSoke, is 1> he snar Eeadoliyh: Hibe il Ay taggedy An e had given hime| get in the Iy Andy told : id wot e the leant dopke | Ponlamuis ad . : P { cteam dressing, & p her long before of ariohef's fdentity Al three 5 k himselfl ! e ¢ whip with 1 table. 8 venomous 100 " You - think it's a = my girl, be. Coiinsd Pountotion » Witeh had ridden away throngh o must get fore #he | acto & oa i Vv TR Rt 6 ) ts and 4 tablespoons fore I'm through with T didn't | Do not make the custard founda ) “m.“. ol Flptand g g e 4 il r . ARY- | first glane cortatn recognitior " the guides w b custard, 1 pint whele miik ,3 BR0W back on the road, but what you |tion of your fce eream too gweet, for | | o xar have him make her a new | way J g yor re not | not tn be n ) Hix elothes wer z e v hols t s, 2. slices key ere ked Sverywher far v s wh wheat bread, 2 Parkerhousa The Witch theoug wind Wad | . doors and hide In | wag unchanged since Pete had Ias y alf ir i tat oons butter, 1 table. r ko b rons " # 4185, Protein, 429; ocked themse s often | said, T we can find out| gas 1o. But reaily canc e doors ! what Ming ne with | 11 e 1 ty de 1711: earbohydrate, 2048 ¢ v . hought v . y $ ate, 2 iron P l were shut and ed was because | our be nd gt t N ] . o ma W who » S L £ | Raggedy Ann waa inside the Witch's a g Yyt eide 1rde ‘ ’ . N ’ " f whic v grated chegse houss and had shut and lorked the | lock . « an segedy Andy | gui e Nieh h ? ! pecting I . potato . The eheess doore put the 1 porket. Then, as > rument . ] P 7 & little bow! and 2Ad 1t to hit seup to his th tomato seup, seme ot easy way to pad Raggedy Andy ’ i1 not| they the ity climp of the Letter from Meatrice Grimshaw . s Sally Atherton are the sarth; and thing = bard as for you aor him told to e the \ committed v the law itself wou ore he had seen. . Pete's ately Dorothy was ment was that this re would have Ragecds Ann looked in the ; F closs man had etopprd where he r t had not actua Andy A SRy ¢ dee} ¥ n to add plansibility to his ped abo arefully covered mv er, erack om his rival's path retired ” withent the of vengefn firelight cen expected did no te, partly beca torgotten and You fool!” Tvan began tly from sheer '0USIY 1o Sariches W 10ing here Riackma The man's hlank face THe teit 0ddly coo srate thonght The ordinatsly vivid, rather ie realitien il en- t % The young lady acrom 45 TRt hid the stars _— . t'film‘fl'a ~ysters glowing dully wide I w York than you do and the cari s - suppoecs they grow better in The length of the trunk in man fe they do in the Grest Lakes more 4 third and less bed of straw at his fest hon flesh dArying beh the ecamp etove The moan of @he sra carried through the moment, unbroken; and two-fifths of the height