New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1924, Page 14

ST e A Wlfe s Confession Adole Garrtson's New FPhase of AT NI How Alfred Durke o Put Madge at Her Fase Telegram from Teelie pr scott John Alden Prescott Welegram from Sal John Alden from Ruth B Telegram Day-Letter from J ot 10 1 )y Atherfon shn - Alde: ott Gossip’s Corner NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ar beltleas model, dedly original touch are made over foundations of or silver cloth Envelope Purses nart new envelops purses are oire lined with taffeta in del) orings step up and tme 1t No Colors Stressed With the exception of lacquer- : < which 18 used repeatedly, thers I could gar 1: s no one ml;r ;:v?;r.“ stressed at was all Lella ost natural propo Chiffon scarfs chiffon scarts evening or daytime they match Donble ira we ntiy the Felt Hats he falt hats of the mome! ind turned up across nd usually trimmed fanes t are the with ting Corscts Back ere seams to be a tendency to ta some form of corset as it is new ca are lightly and mos them are ef brocade or com binations of brocads and rubber webbing. Many back-laced models are geer boned Roiled Pudding The difficulty of making a bailed by sing the bag in globular wire lattuce drainer Tor Variety ¢ eame day veu bake be flled whipped or and Bake in These and vegetables, meny pie with stawed may to the fruft add Sew===_ DAILY FASHION SERVICE DAYTIME FROCKS Thia daytime frock {s cut en the but the two rows .u fringe about the hem are a REVELATIONS OF A WIFE ! FABLES Narrow Sleeves oN HEALTH STUDYING FOODS Studving Row and why fonds af- tect the body as they de, Mr. Mann 1 his second on oteins of dif- and carbohy- 14 water an ve the basis c ately selence has Trinted Satins mins are bodies of unknown xisting in certain foods and itfon. T r chem- & 1s unknown £0 they have come designated as vitamin A, B s The first two are the “water and tat solub to body nutrition, in orange en when they a scurvy has beer whi Telvet Border Pance Frocks craation between John STUART'S Dyspepsia Tablets No more gassiness, sour ® The sinmachabe alkaline | and rest the stomach by aidig 4 AT ALL DRUGGISTS Johamy Ann and Faggedy Andy glad to be rescued rink where the two indv and Wiggle placed them zgedy Andy glad to Lalp anvene howling TOMORROW Ruth Purke and Alden T it's o terrible thing to rob the bank but =94 thers are worse things than capital crimes. ar size and R Advem‘ures § KaggedyAnn =i ged Anly £ Sruelle . thera the littla Captain stond goodness!” he stretched his legs would never t match box! It = heing &n the Captalr He took a his pocket thoe nail from rather tha vou to 3 bensath the Then' as = Witeh G gle away Ann ground Gr 666 s & Prescriptio prepared for Colds, Fever and (,nppe t is the most apeedy re Preventing Pneumoma TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1924, L VI — AT THE HOUSE OF THE| | In it ever since I wi SEVEN STARS reined up his sturdy From the shade of breadfrult tree which a solitary sentinel — at summit of One Tree Hill, he could see almost the whole of his five thousand acres of waving rub- | ber. Here and there, over that vast sweating coolles weeded the deadly lalang; in the bed winding valley which ran his hills, he counted four groupings of coolie lines | - clusters of long narrow huts nint wreaths of blue smoke 1 from cbok house chimneys to listlessly in the shimmering alr, breathless and. swelter. To the westward lay a calm sea of despest blue, dotted with | palm girt islets and fringed with | ative huts on poles, and trees be- | n which the sand showed in| oken patches of yellow, To the| north and south and east the vire| jungle clung with verdant fin- s to the territory for which as vet the invading white man had no nse; fingers between which the Du. agriculturists urged thelr water buftaloes, ploughing with primitive implements. Monarch of all he surveyed —| that mattered — his huge form thed in a shirt of white flannel open at the neck: riding breeches ki drill; canvas leggins and and immense shovel-backed Corrigan placidly filled ckened briar from a weather ed pouch and waited for a who was coming up toward m en foot. The Bajau pony, hn- “rstanding to the full the ways of d and master, stood motion- ¢s, gave for an occasional twitch. ng of its long tail at the ever-tor- menting flies Morning, Fellowes,” shouted the presantly, as the other came within earshot returned Corrigan | Horneo pony the glant atood = axp ont ot tha between separate whera ng helmet, planter the first assist. He staggered up the remaining dozen yards, and sat 4own on the soft tur{, mopping his brow. Corrigan elid to the ground and joined him. You've got a liver, old son” he told “You want a tonic. Good Lord, man, look at the difference ween, say, & year ago and today esn't it atrike you? We had that Jacobson up against us” He shifted his arm and began tabulat- the items en his brown fingers re was that Lai-Ho affair - en young Whits nearly went west. Then tha Singapore gang of | crooks had a go at me. That was a close thing, {f yvou like! Finally we trod unwittingly on the toes of re-|) lizious fanaticism and T got Millett of its clutches by the s of Those ar a few of the troubles we had to contend agaigst. You must admit there's a rast \mprovement tod believe an k the world truthtully that 1 haven't a yut i teath! on face sin , taking oft his to- hand with he de- purring like a Cheshire re in about the you've ever been in known you." eried the nter, “It'E tapped n't say I air of to be s pl approve som W seems “is a damn the devil y oppogite s man h — as black ag rugged cig egain’ was nember there were 1ake 8 been in some t the best pretending. to and listen owly round eat man appeared inwardly. Fellowes the gleom that con- 4 merrily, in be ¢ med i I'm dan sated telling you mons “T'm cast bit sur- | lunch with me, We'll talk it over. | MUND SNELL & NZA SEBNE ave prised,” esald Corrigan. "I've been born!" He ose slowly to his (»l and reached | out for the bridle. “Ceme and have | They moved off down a Mndlnxj path, making for where Corrigan's squat bungalow showed just over the top of the opposite ridge. | e A tall 8ikh watchmap was wait. ng in the shelter of the house. Cor. | rigan handed him the reins and re- lieved him of a bag of mail that | “JUST COCOANUTS! FUZZLED. HE SAID, | had just come by train from Jesselton “Wait,”” he sald mounted the steps, Fellowes. “Yah, Tuan."” As Corrigan crossed to a chalr he kicked against a sack deposited rather carelessly in the center of the floor. “Who put this here?” he shouted fn Malay “A woman, Tuan' replied the Sikh. “It was just after you had gone out.” Corrigan gruntad and unlocked the bag. His eye ran over the cor- respondsnce, tossing the rolls of newspapers on to a cane chair. “Anything for me, by hance?”" inquired Fellowes “A couple. He handed them over and, leaning against the table, opened one that was addressed to him in a bold, feminine hand The assistant thrust his contribu- tion into the side pocket of hi acket and leaned on the ral “What eort of woman left this barang for the Tuan-Besar?" he asked of the man who held the pony 1 saw slope, Tuan back of the sack. As T the morning briefly, and tollowed by any her as 1 came up the She came from house, carrying 100ked, trying to eee 1o she was, T eaw her go up the and come down without When 1 reached _ she had disappe like a shadow. 8he g to the Tuan. Aid troubls had taken some- would have been the the Amone the trees brought gometh! S = 1¢ she thing away, it different’” His &m further e revealed a row of per- white as fvor: what was she “Was wives " shook his head Tuar fect teeth “But sisted Fellowes tha gardeners Th She was a stranger to me, She appearsd to be quite bla brown like the Dusun women. apidly, and wheo sack head but I think #h ket i she one of watchman Ehe 1-;\r 1nnkad suddenly up. he demanded amil woman who repeated ves ralsed his brows fixed the watchmane s own Watechman No. 1,” he will detain all women who seen wandering in the Kabu Toan-Besar hias no truck wi h , Tahu? xman saluted was SLOOpInE the Fello over sack be uncommenly well He felt in his jced & pruning carried. Corrigar n thing Fellowes friend. is of that native contractor feels in- gitts. he coms himself — and there's pomp and ceremons All things considered Tt a to bestow h them tha usual a1l lopan. It eutside.” picked up the parcel by . an4 one corner and balanced 5 Fellowes cut the gecured the jon of heavy the theng that a succe 1o the soft earth below. he eald, a puz- and ahooki it betton emartly writhing, on ¢ Watehman jumped (To Be Continued) FOR ALL AGES \hhv think cod-liver oil is mainly useful for children. he fact is Scott's Emulsion to those of any age is a strength-maker that is worth irs weight in gold. Take { Scott’s Emulsion. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N.J. 842 ensures the continued use of SALADA' . Sold at all grocers — Try it today. BLEND of INDIA, CEYLON and JAVA TEAS s, as well as to- puzzle, Rev. and George F. McElvein, Pitts- burg (Pa) minister and wife, The pastor used this puzale in his Sun. day sermon Every word in the pastor's text, excapting one, is to be found in the puzzle. As the congre- gatipn guessed the words, his wife wrote in the letters on a board five feat gquare The definitions and hers here ara st as the y gave them to his congregation, though Rev. McEIvein Lok min terial license with his crossword tion this 18 an unusual one, you'll admit. HORIZONTAL Folks the Master loves 6. Disobedicnce to God's lans . Tlimitable period of tima To couneel . Negative A musical & A female deer. Wrong form of the ing. to drv. Near or by Congealed water. 2]. A mountain i{n the B To agree to. One or some A handy thing at the door Utterancs of a god ap Al- erb mean. . Consonants in a2 form of A eweet flavor given to children 38, Certain 1{-precious sto resembling Asw of the Empire anee To set on fire . Progressive p Forms used An prenoun anin t Master rode VERTICAL Relation of the Mastar to His father. It rules the ladies’ waves Negative answer, To allure. 5. Normal state of the mind A form of address. A prefix indicating equality or sameness Indicating malden lady. . Slight blow Nama of Turkish Opposite to close. Word used by Jesus for know . Form of prefix expressing mo- tion to or towards . Vegetable microorganisme often found in animals. The — begotten A grain . People united in a government A large unit of weight. (Plural » A city in' Ohio, What Judas carried Used in a doer To cut, or the bend of To force onward, to impel A term used in the sporting world, meaning greatne N gender name of a depression made by a Empirs fon." a vegss nter possess pro- noun Abbreviatior? meaning. “that Stewed figs cereal. thin potatoes hashad in sirup. whole wheat Breakfast — lemon ham omelet waffies coffee Luncheon — Mixed vegeta uice, cream taast, m wiches Dinr rice pudding. milk, tea er — Cream of tomato soup. boiled mutton, caper sauce, mashed potatoes anned string beans, ut salad, eggless plum pud- whola wheat bread, milk ehestr ding, coffes With eggs m pudding may Except for the gerved with tha mutton there are no dishes suggested that are not suitable for the junior members of #0 scarce an eggless be welcome. caper sauce sary in 5 7 hil4 ur Mix Vegetables in R»t Cup Five medium sized be 1-2 cup Aiced turnips, 1-2 cup d‘.:-& car- rots, 1-2 cup canned peas, 1 table- 1 teaspoon sugar, 1-2 teaspoon salt, 1 cup stock or water YWash beets, taking care break the ekin. Boil until This time of vear it will t 1 to 2 Fulnge Into cold water and slip the skins. Cut a thin slice from the bottom if necessary to make the beets stand singly on the platter. Scoop out the center Cook earrots in stock until tender 144 turnips cooked separately and eas and simmer until stock is ab Ad4 butter, sugar, salt and grains of pepper. fimm ver boiling water for ten minutes Fill beet cups )t\'h vege es and serve. spoon butter hours. 2 few with | cream, | in, beet cups, cheese and lettuce sand- ] Chestnut Salaq One-half cup boiled 1-2 cup seeded ed apple, 1-2 hoiled salad dressing, lattuce. Peel and slice chestnuts. Home grown or imported ohes eam be used. Combine raisins, apple, eslery and chestnuts with the dressing and serve on a bed of shredded let- tuce. A spoonful of thick mayon- naise-can top each serving if gon- vanient. Eggless Plum One cup suet, 1 cup chopped and seeded raisins, 1 cup stoned and chopped dates, 1 cup sweet milk, 1 cup molasses, 3 cups flour, 1 tea- spoon soda, 2 teaspoons cream of tartar, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1-2 teaspoon grated nut poon eloves. Chop suet very fine and work un creamy. Add molasses and eoda and stir until feamy. Mix fruit with a few tablespoonstul of flour, Add to fu ture. Mix salt, spices and cream of tartar with remaining flour and add alternately with milk to mixture, Mix thorpughly and t into a well buttered mold Steam three hours and serve wir lemen sauce. Lemon Sauce w0 egge. 1 cup powdeéved sugar 4 tablespoons cream, 2 lemons. yolks of eggs for ealal crsing. chestnuts, raisins, 1-2 euy cup minced celery shredded Beat whites of eggs until stiff and be: sugar Heat «am to Ing point and eat into fi ture. Add f lemons and grated rind of one Beat slightly and serve Slowly ' '1